ZXA10 C300&C320 (V2.0.1P3) Product Description PDF

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ZXA10 C300&C320 Product

Description
V2.0.1P3
ZXA10 C300&C320 Product Description

Version Date Author Reviewer Notes
V1.0 2015/4/15 He Jun Sun YanFeng Not open to the third party
V1.1 2016/9/22 Han Yichun Sun YanFeng/He Jun Revise the card configuration of table 2-4
Revise XG-PON1 to XG-PON,

V1.2 2017/1/14 Han Yichun Sun YanFeng Delete Class C++ optical module
Revise table 8-11 & 8-12.
Revise maximum receive sensitivity of
V1.3 2017/1/19 Han Yichun Sun YanFeng
10GE interface.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Product Position and Features ......................................................................... 9

1.1 Product Position ................................................................................................... 9
1.2 Product Features ............................................................................................... 10
2 Product Architecture ....................................................................................... 12

2.1 Hardware Architecture ....................................................................................... 12
2.1.1 ZXA10 C300 Hardware Architecture .................................................................. 12
2.1.2 ZXA10 C320 Hardware Architecture .................................................................. 16
2.1.3 Cards ................................................................................................................. 17
2.1.4 Cabinets ............................................................................................................ 28
2.2 Logical Architecture ........................................................................................... 36
2.3 Software Architecture ......................................................................................... 38
3 Operation and Maintenance System .............................................................. 40

3.1 Networking ......................................................................................................... 40
3.2 Functions ........................................................................................................... 41
4 Product Features ............................................................................................. 44

4.1 Access Features ................................................................................................ 44
4.2 Layer 2 Features ................................................................................................ 51
4.3 MPLS Features .................................................................................................. 55
4.4 Layer 3 Features ................................................................................................ 60
4.5 IPv6 Features .................................................................................................... 62
4.6 Multicast Features.............................................................................................. 64
4.7 Networking Features .......................................................................................... 65
4.8 Security Features ............................................................................................... 66
4.9 Clock Features ................................................................................................... 71
4.10 QoS Features .................................................................................................... 72
4.11 TDM Service Features ....................................................................................... 74
4.12 EOAM Features ................................................................................................. 75
4.13 Reliability and Redundancy Features ................................................................. 77
4.14 Energy Saving Features..................................................................................... 79
4.15 OTDR Features ................................................................................................. 79
5 Networking Applications ................................................................................ 81

5.1 FTTH Networking Application............................................................................. 81
5.2 FTTB Network Application ................................................................................. 82
5.3 FTTO Networking Application ............................................................................ 84
5.4 FTTC Networking Application............................................................................. 85
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5.5 FTTM Networking Application ............................................................................ 86

5.6 FTTdp Networking Application ........................................................................... 89
5.7 FTTCable Networking Application ...................................................................... 90
6 Interfaces ......................................................................................................... 92
6.1 Maintenance Interfaces ...................................................................................... 92
6.2 Service Interfaces .............................................................................................. 93
7 Reliability Design ............................................................................................ 95

7.1 Hardware Reliability ........................................................................................... 95
7.2 Software Reliability ............................................................................................ 96
7.3 Data Reliability ................................................................................................... 97
7.4 Networking Reliability ......................................................................................... 97
8 Technical Specifications ................................................................................. 98

8.1 Physical Specifications....................................................................................... 98
8.2 Performance Specifications ............................................................................. 102
8.3 Power Consumption......................................................................................... 105
8.4 Interface Specifications .................................................................................... 109
8.4.1 XG-PON Interface ............................................................................................ 109
8.4.2 GPON Interface ............................................................................................... 110
8.4.3 10GE Interface................................................................................................. 111
8.4.4 GE Interface..................................................................................................... 114
8.4.5 FE Interface ..................................................................................................... 117
8.4.6 E1/T1 Interface ................................................................................................ 119
8.4.7 STM-N Interface............................................................................................... 119
8.4.8 Clock Interface ................................................................................................. 121
8.5 Reliability Specifications................................................................................... 123
9 Environment Requirements .......................................................................... 124

9.1 Power Requirements ....................................................................................... 124
9.2 Operating Environment .................................................................................... 126
9.3 Transportation Environment ............................................................................. 128
9.4 Storage Environment ....................................................................................... 131
10 Protocols and Standards .............................................................................. 134

10.1 Software Standards ......................................................................................... 134
10.2 Hardware Interface Standards ......................................................................... 143
10.3 Structure and Reliability Standards .................................................................. 144
11 Glossary ......................................................................................................... 148


FIGURES
Figure 1-1 ZXA10 C300/C320 Networking Diagram ............................................................ 9

Figure 2-1 ZXA10 C300 Shelf Appearance ........................................................................13
Figure 2-2 ETSI 21-inch Shelf Configuration ......................................................................14
Figure 2-3 IEC 19-inch Shelf Configuration ........................................................................15
Figure 2-4 ZXA10 C320 Shelf Appearance ........................................................................16
Figure 2-5 ZXA10 C320 Shelf Configuration ......................................................................16
Figure 2-6 Indoor Cabinet Appearance ..............................................................................29
Figure 2-7 Indoor Cabinet Configuration ............................................................................30
Figure 2-8 EC40EB Cabinet Appearance...........................................................................31
Figure 2-9 EC40EB Cabinet Typical Configuration ............................................................32
Figure 2-10 EC70E Cabinet Appearance ...........................................................................33
Figure 2-11 EC70E Cabinet Typical Configuration .............................................................34
Figure 2-12 EC90EB Cabinet Appearance.........................................................................35
Figure 2-13 EC90EB Cabinet Typical Configuration...........................................................36
Figure 2-14 ZXA10 C300 Hardware Logical Diagram ........................................................37
Figure 2-15 Service Forwarding Channels .........................................................................38
Figure 2-16 ZXA10 C300 Software Architecture ................................................................39
Figure 3-1 Maintenance Networking Diagram in CLI Mode ................................................40
Figure 3-2 Maintenance Networking Diagram in NM Mode ................................................41
Figure 5-1 FTTH Networking Diagram ...............................................................................82
Figure 5-2 FTTB Networking Diagram ...............................................................................83
Figure 5-3 FTTO Networking Diagram ...............................................................................84
Figure 5-4 FTTC Networking Diagram ...............................................................................85
Figure 5-5 FTTM Bearing Macro Cell Backhaul Networking Diagram ................................87
Figure 5-6 FTTM Bearingsmallcell Backhaul Networking Diagram .....................................88
Figure 5-7 FTTdp Networking Diagram ..............................................................................89
Figure 5-8 FTTCable Application in FTTB Scenario ...........................................................91
Figure 5-9 FTTCable Application in FTTC Scenario ...........................................................92

TABLES
Table 2-1 ETSI 21-inch Shelf Configuration .......................................................................14

Table 2-2 IEC 19-Inch Shelf Configuration .........................................................................15
Table 2-3 ZXA10 C300/C320 Card List ..............................................................................17
Table 2-4 ZXA10 C300/C320 Card Configuration ..............................................................25
Table 2-5 ZXA10 C300/C320 Cabinet Description .............................................................28
Table 2-6 Module Function Description of Logical Architecture ..........................................37
Table 2-7 Module Function Description of Software Architecture .......................................39
Table 4-1 Access Features ................................................................................................44
Table 4-2 Layer 2 Features ................................................................................................51
Table 4-3 MPLS Features ..................................................................................................55
Table 4-4 Layer 3 Features ................................................................................................60
Table 4-5 IPv6 Features ....................................................................................................62
Table 4-6 Multicast Features..............................................................................................64
Table 4-7 Networking Features ..........................................................................................65
Table 4-8 Security Features ...............................................................................................67
Table 4-9 Clock Features ...................................................................................................71
Table 4-10 QoS Features ..................................................................................................72
Table 4-11 TDM Service Features .....................................................................................74
Table 4-12 eOAM Features................................................................................................75
Table 4-13 Reliability and Redundancy Features ...............................................................77
Table 4-14 Energy Saving Features...................................................................................79
Table 4-15 GPON Built-in OTDR Features ........................................................................80
Table 6-1 Maintenance Interfaces Description ...................................................................92
Table 6-2 Service Interfaces Description............................................................................93
Table 8-1 Indoor Cabinet Physical Specifications ..............................................................98
Table 8-2 Outdoor Cabinet Physical Specifications ............................................................98

Table 8-3 shelf Physical Specifications ..............................................................................99

Table 8-4 Physical Specifications.......................................................................................99
Table 8-5 Fan Box Physical Specifications ......................................................................101
Table 8-6 System Performance Specifications .................................................................102
Table 8-7 System Configuration .......................................................................................103
Table 8-8 Management Interfaces ...................................................................................103
Table 8-9 ZXA10 C300 Uplink t Interfaces .......................................................................104
Table 8-10 ZXA10 C320 Uplink t Interfaces .....................................................................105
Table 8-11 ZXA10 C300/C320 Access Interfaces ............................................................105
Table 8-12 ZXA10 C300 Shelf Power Consumption.........................................................106
Table 8-13 ZXA10 C320 Shelf Power Consumption.........................................................107
Table 8-14 Card Power Consumption ..............................................................................107
Table 8-15 Fan Box Power Consumption.........................................................................108
Table 8-16 XG-PON Optical Module Specifications .........................................................109
Table 8-17 GPON Optical Module Specifications .............................................................110
Table 8-18 Single Channel Dual Fiber Bidirectional 10GE Optical Module Specifications 112
Table 8-19 Single Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional 10GE Optical Module Specifications
...........................................................................................................................................113
Table 8-20 Single Channel Dual Fiber Bidirectional GE Optical Module Specifications ....114
Table 8-21 Single Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional GE Optical Module Specifications .115
Table 8-22 Dual Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional GE Optical Module Specifications ....116
Table 8-23 GE Electrical Interface Specifications .............................................................116
Table 8-24 Single Channel Dual Fiber Bidirectional FE Optical Module Specifications ....117
Table 8-25 Dual Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional FE Optical Module Specifications ....118
Table 8-26 E1/T1 Interface Specifications........................................................................119
Table 8-27 Single Channel Dual Fiber Bidirectional STM-1 Optical Module Specifications
...........................................................................................................................................119
Table 8-28 STM-4 Optical Module Specifications.............................................................120
Table 8-29 T12 Interface Specifications .............................................................................121
Table 8-30 E12 Interface Specifications ...........................................................................122
Table 8-31 1PPS + TOD Interface Specifications.............................................................123

Table 8-32 Reliability Specifications .................................................................................124

Table 9-1 ZXA10 C300/C320 Power Requirements .........................................................124
Table 9-2 Indoor Cabinet Power Requirements ...............................................................125
Table 9-3 Outdoor Cabinet Power Requirements .............................................................125
Table 9-4 Operating Climate Requirements .....................................................................126
Table 9-5 Operating Mechanical Active Materials Concentration .....................................127
Table 9-6 Operating Chemical Active Materials Concentration ........................................127
Table 9-7 Operating Mechanical Stress Requirements ....................................................128
Table 9-8 Transportation Climate Requirements ..............................................................128
Table 9-9 Transportation Mechanical Active Materials Concentration ..............................130
Table 9-10 Transportation Chemical Active Materials Concentration ...............................130
Table 9-11 Transportation Mechanical Stress Requirements ...........................................131
Table 9-12 Storage Climate Requirements ......................................................................132
Table 9-13 Storage Mechanical Active Materials Concentration ......................................133
Table 9-14 Storage Chemical Active Materials Concentration ..........................................133
Table 9-15 Storage Mechanical Stress Requirements .....................................................134
Table 10-1 Software Standards .......................................................................................134
Table 10-2 Hardware Interface Standards .......................................................................144
Table 10-3 Structure and Reliability Standards ................................................................145

1 Product Position and Features
1.1 Product Position
The ZXA10 C300 and ZXA10 C320 are the main optical access products of ZTE. The
ZXA10 C300 is a large-capacity AN equipment and suitable for optical access application
of high-density subscribers, while the ZXA10 C320 is a small-capacity AN equipment low
density device and suitable for optical access application of low-density subscribers. The
ZXA10 C300 and ZXA10 C320 share the same interface cards on user side and support
similar functions.
Figure 1-1 shows the ZXA10 C300/C320 networking diagram (OLT represents ZXA10
C300/C320).
Figure 1-1 ZXA10 C300/C320 Networking Diagram
BSC: Base Station Controller RNC: Radio Network Controller
SFU: Single Family Unit HGU: Home Gateway Unit
SBU: Single Business Unit DPU: Distribution Point Unit

VOD: Video On Demand TDM: Time Division Multiplexing
OTT: Over The Top BTS: Base Transceiver Station
SS: SoftSwitch IMS: IP Multimedia Subsystem
MDU: Multi-Dwelling Unit MTU: Multi-Tenant Unit
EMS: Element Management System BOSS: Business and Operating Support

System
ZXA10 C300 and ZXA10 C320 fulfil the following functions:
 PON OLT: supports GPON, XG-PON and P2P access, supports FTTH, FTTB,
FTTC, FTTdp, FTTM networking in cooperation with different types of ONUs.
 Layer 2 optical access platform: supports Ethernet uplink and downlink, supports
convergence and forwarding of layer 2 Ethernet service traffics.
 Layer 3 optical access platform: supports layer 3 routing, supports convergence and
forwarding of IP service traffics, implements the gateway function.
 Service access control: implements access control, traffic control and service
bearing for each subscriber and each service, subscribers include family
subscribers and enterprise subscribers, services include voice, the Internet, IPTV,
L2 VPN and MEF.
 GPON built-in OTDR: supports PON ODN maintenance an detection.
1.2 Product Features
The ZXA10 C300 features the following:
 Multi-play service access: supports HSIA, VoIP, and video (including IPTV and
VOD) access, CATV access based on the third wavelength, and TDM service
access based on CES, satisfying the requirements of common subscriber and
business subscribers.

 High density ports: supports 16 service card slots, 16-port GPON interface card,
48-port P2P interface card, and 8-port XG-PON interface card; supports
independent uplink cards and maximum 16 × 10GE uplink capacity.
 Integrated platform of multiple access technology: supports GPON, XG-PON, P2P

and Ethernet access technologies.
 Layer 2 and layer 3 capacity: supports process of layer 2 switching, VLAN service,
layer 3 routing, MPLS, supports flexible configuration and multiple application
scenarios.
 Multiservice access: supports multiservice access of TDM, voice, the Internet, IPTV,
VPN, mobile backhaul.
 Perfect service and equipment protection: supports TypeB/C PON protection,

supports Ethernet service protection, supports redundant protection of switching
control cards, power cards, fans, and uplink interfaces.
 Comprehensive security features: supports comprehensive features on equipment

security, system security, network security and service security.
The ZXA10 C320 features the following:
 Small size and easy to install: the compact 2U equipment is easy to install and
saves space.
 Card compatibility: interface cards of ZXA10 C320 are compatible with ZXA10 C300,
which cost-effective.
 Consistent functions: ZXA10 C320 and ZXA10 C300 support consistent functions,
which is convenient for maintenance.
 Coalition networking: ZXA10 C320 and ZXA10 C300 support ring networking and
chain networking by coalition to implement access of long distance and high
reliability service.

2 Product Architecture
2.1 Hardware Architecture
2.1.1 ZXA10 C300 Hardware Architecture
Shelf Appearance
The ZXA10 C300 supports two types of shelves:
 ETSI 21–inch shelf
 IEC 19–inch shelf
The two shelves are different in width and slot number. The two shelves share the same
cards , except the backplanes and fan boxes.
Figure 2-1 shows the ZXA10 C300 shelf appearance (takes IEC 19-inch shelf as an
example).

Figure 2-1 ZXA10 C300 Shelf Appearance
Shelf Configuration
The shelf consists of two parts: 9 U service card area an 1 U fan area.
 9 U service card area
 21-inch shelf
Figure 2-2 shows the ETSI 21-inch shelf configuration.

Figure 2-2 ETSI 21-inch Shelf Configuration
Width of slot 0/1/10/11/21/22 is 25 mm, and the width of other slots is 22.5 mm.
Table 2-1 describes the ETSI 21-inch shelf configuration.
Table 2-1 ETSI 21-inch Shelf Configuration
Slot Card
0/1 Power card
2–9 PON interface cards, TDM interface cards, and

Ethernet interface cards
10/11 Switching and control card
12 – 19 PON interface cards, TDM interface cards, and

Ethernet interface cards
20 Common interface card
21/22 Ethernet uplink card
19-inch shelf
Figure 2-3 shows the IEC 19-inch shelf configuration.

Figure 2-3 IEC 19-inch Shelf Configuration
Width of slot 0/1/10/11/19/20 is 25 mm, and the width of other slots is 22.5 mm.
Table 2-2 describes the IEC 19-inch shelf configuration.
Table 2-2 IEC 19-Inch Shelf Configuration
Slot Card
0/1 Power card
2–9 PON interface cards, TDM interface cards, and Ethernet

interface cards
10, 11 Switching and control card
12 – 17 PON interface cards, TDM interface cards, and Ethernet

interface cards
18 Common interface card
19/20 Ethernet uplink card
 1 U fan area
The fan box provides ventilation for the shelf. Fan speed can be automatically adjusted
according to the temperature.

2.1.2 ZXA10 C320 Hardware Architecture
Shelf Appearance
The ZXA10 C320 uses the 19-inch shelf of 2 U height, see Figure 2-4.
Figure 2-4 ZXA10 C320 Shelf Appearance
Shelf Configuration
Figure 2-5 shows the ZXA10 C320 shelf configuration.
Figure 2-5 ZXA10 C320 Shelf Configuration
The fan box is on the left side of the shelf, providing ventilation to the shelf. The fan box is
pluggable. The fan speed can be automatically adjusted according to the temperature.
Notes:
When the ZXA10 C320 uses AC power supply, the AC power card PRAM is installed in
slot 3.

2.1.3 Cards
Table 2-3 lists the cards supported by the ZXA10 C300/C320.
Table 2-3 ZXA10 C300/C320 Card List
Card Card Description Function

Type Name
Switching SCXN Type N switching • ZXA10 C300 switching and control

and and control card card
control • Provides one out-of-band NM
card interface, one debugging interface, one
SD card interface.
• Provides 4 SFP GE optical uplink
interfaces
• Support load balance work mode.
SCTM • ZXA10 C300 switching and control

card
• Provides one out-of-band NM
interface, one debugging interface, one
SD card interface.
• Provides 4 SFP+ 10GE optical uplink
interfaces (can be configured to SFP GE
interfaces)
• Works with the power card PRWH and
the fan control card FCWD.


Type Name
SMXA Type A switching • ZXA10 C320 switching and control

and control card card
interface, one debugging interface, one
environment monitoring interface (digital
interface + RS232 serial port).
• Provides one GE electrical uplink
interface.
• Provides flexible Ethernet uplink
interface with UCDC1/2/3/4 daughter
card.
Clock CKWSA Clock/time • Works with SCXN card.

daughter synchronization • Supports level-3 clock synchronization.
card daughter card • Supports 1588 V2 time
synchronization.
Ethernet XUTQ 4-port 10GE optical • Supports four 10GE SFP+ interfaces.
uplink interfaces Ethernet • Supports optical power monitoring.
card uplink card • Supports Ethernet uplink.
Does not support Ethernet user access
and cascading.
XUVQ 4-port 10GE optical • Supports four 10GE SFP+ interfaces.

interfaces Ethernet • Supports optical power monitoring.
uplink card • Supports Ethernet uplink.
• Supports SyncE.
and cascading.
GUFQ 4-port GE optical • Supports four GE SFP interfaces.

interfaces Ethernet • Supports optical power monitoring.
uplink card • Supports Ethernet uplink.
and cascading.


Type Name
GUSQ 2-port GE and 2-port • Supports two GE/FE SFP interfaces

FE Ethernet uplink and two GE RJ-45 interfaces.
card • Supports optical power monitoring.
• Supports Ethernet uplink.
and cascading.
HUTQ 2-port 10GE and • Supports two 10GE SFP+ interfaces

2-port GE Ethernet and two GE SFP interfaces.
uplink card • Supports optical power monitoring.
and cascading.
HUVQ 2-port 10GE and • Supports two 10GE SFP+ interfaces

2-port GE Ethernet and two GE SFP interfaces
uplink card • Supports optical power monitoring.
• Supports SynE.
and cascading.
UCDC/1 2-port GE uplink • ZXA10 C320 SMXA uplink daughter

daughter card card
• Supports two GE SFP interfaces.
• One optical interfaces Supports GE or
FE optical module.
• Supports optical power monitoring.


Type Name
UCDC/2 1-port 10GE and • ZXA10 C320 SMXA uplink daughter

1-port GE uplink card
daughter card • Supports one 10GE SFP interfaces
and one GE SFP interfaces.
• 10GE optical interface fupports 10GE
or GE optical module.
• Supports 1588v2 and clock/time
synchronization.
UCDC/3 1-port 10GE and • ZXA10 C320 SMXA uplink daughter

1-port GE uplink card
daughter card • Supports one 10GE SFP interfaces
and one GE SFP interfaces.
• 10GE optical interfaces supports 10GE
or GE optical module.
• GE optical interfaces supports GE
orFE optical module.
UCDC/4 2-port GE uplink • ZXA10 C320 SMXA uplink daughter

daughter card card
• Supports two GE SFP interfaces and
1-port GE SFP interface.
• One GE optical . interface supports GE
or FE optical module
• Supports 1588v2, and clock/time
synchronization.


Type Name
PON GTGO 8-port GPON • Supports 8 GPON SFP interfaces.

interface interface card • Supports maximum split ratio 1:128.
card • Supports optical power monitoring.
• Supports optical module ALS.
GTGH 16-port GPON • Supports 16 GPON SFP interfaces

interface card • Supports maximum split ratio 1:128
GTXO 8-port XG-PON • Supports 8 XG-PON XFP interfaces

interface card • Supports maximum split ratio 1:256.
Ethernet FTGK 48-port P2P • Supports 24 Ethernet CSFP interfaces.

interface Ethernet interface • Supports CSFP optical module and
card card maximum 48 subscribers.
• Supports GE or FE SFP optical
module , and maximum 24 subscribers.
• Supports Ethernet cascading.
• Supports Ethernet uplink (maximum
two cards per ZXA10 C300).
GDFO 8-port GE Ethernet • Supports 8 Ethernet SFP interfaces

interface card • Supports GE and FE optical module.
Does not support FTTH and cascading.
TDM CTLA STM-N TDM • Supports TDM uplink.

interface interface card • Supports two SDH optical interfaces.
card • Supports 2-port STM-1 optical module
or 1-port STM-4 optical module.


Type Name
CTBB 32-port E1 balanced • Supports TDM uplink.

TDM interface card • Supports 32 E1 balanced interfaces.
CTTB 32-port T1 TDM • Supports TDM uplink.

interface card • Supports 32 T1 interfaces.
CTUB 32-port E1 • Supports TDM uplink.

unbalanced TDM • Supports 32 E1 unbalanced interfaces.
interface card
Common CICK Common interface • Provides 2-port 75 Ω BITS clock input

interface card interfaces.
card • Provides 1-port 75 Ω BITS clock output
interface/1PPS time output interface.
• Provides 2-port 120 Ω BITS clock input
inteface/1PPS+TOD time input
interfaces.
• Provides 1-port 120 Ω BITS clock
output interface/1PPS+TOD time output
interface.
interface.
• Provides one public/maintenance
serial port (RS23/RS485 optional).


Type Name
CICG Common interface • Provides 2-port 75 Ω BITS clock input

card interfaces.
• Provides 1-port 75 Ω BITS clock output
interfaces
• Provides 2-port 120 Ω BITS clock input
interfaces.
interface.
• Provides one reserved network
interface.
• Provides one public serial port
(RS232).
• Provides one reserved maintenance
serial port (RS232).
• Provides four digital input interfaces,
for 4-port digital input or 3-port digital
input +1-port MDF alarm signal input.
• Provides four digital output interfaces
• Provides one temperature sensor
interface.
• Provides one humidity sensor
interface.
• Provides one smog sensor interface.
• Provides one liquid sensor interface.
• Provides four security sensor interface.


Type Name
Power PRWG 4.5U power card • ZXA10 C300 power card

card • Supports one -48 V/-60 V power
interface.
• Supports power interface filtering and
protection.
• Supports system power consumption
detection.
• Supports the detection alarm
protection of input under-voltage,
over-voltage, and interruption.
• Supports maximum current 30 A.
• Supports two reserved RJ45
interfaces.
PRWH 4.5U power card • ZXA10 C300 power card

• Supports one -48 V/-60 V power
interface
• Supports power interface filtering and
protection.
• Supports system power consumption
detection.
• Supports the detection alarm
protection of input under-voltage,
over-voltage, and interruption.
• Supports maximum current 40 A.
• Supports two reserved RJ45
interfaces.
PRAM AC power card • ZXA10 C320 AC power card

• Supports 220 V/110 V AC power input.
• Supports storage battery interface and
battery temperature sensor interface.
• Supports DC power output for heat
exchanger and EPM in outdoor cabinet.
• Support power-on switch.


Type Name
Backplan MWEA/ 21-inch backplane ZXA10 C300 10U 21-inch backplane

e R
MWIA/R 19-inch backplane ZXA10 C300 10U 19-inch backplane
MWMT 2U 19-inch ZXA10 C320 2U 19-inch backplane

backplane
Fan FCWB Fan control card • ZXA10 C300 fan control card
control • Supports monitoring of single line fan
card box.
FCWD Fan control card • ZXA10 C300 enhanced fan control

card
• Supports monitoring of double line fan
box.
F2U Fan control card ZXA10 C320 fan control card
– Ethernet uplink cards do not support Ethernet user access and cascading.
Table 2-4 lists the ZXA10 C300/C320 card configuration.
Table 2-4 ZXA10 C300/C320 Card Configuration
Card Card Switching and Control Slot

Type Name Card
SCXN SCTM SMXA
Switching SCXN - - - ZXA10 C300 slot 10/11

and
control SCTM - - - ZXA10 C300 slot 10/11
card
SMXA - - - ZXA10 C320 slot 3/4


Type Name Card
SCXN SCTM SMXA
Clock CKWSA √ Χ Χ ZXA10 C300 SCXN daughter

daughter card
card
Ethernet XUTQ Χ √ Χ ZXA10 C300 uplink link card slot

uplink
card XUVQ Χ √ Χ ZXA10 C300 uplink link card slot
GUFQ √ Χ Χ ZXA10 C300 uplink link card slot
GUSQ √ √ Χ ZXA10 C300 uplink link card slot
HUTQ √ √ Χ ZXA10 C300 uplink link card slot
HUVQ √ √ Χ ZXA10 C300 uplink link card slot
UCDC/1 Χ Χ √ ZXA10 C320 SMXA daughter

card

card

card

card
PON GTGO √ √ √ ZXA10 C300/ZXA10 C320

interface service card slot
card
GTGH √ √ √ ZXA10 C300/ZXA10 C320
service card slot
GTXO √ √ √ ZXA10 C300/ZXA10 C320

service card slot


Type Name Card
SCXN SCTM SMXA
Ethernet FTGK √ √ √ ZXA10 C300/ZXA10 C320

interface service card slot (ZXA10 C300
card supports maximum two FTGK for
uplink.)
GDFO √ √ Χ ZXA10 C300 service card slot
TDM CTLA √ √ Χ ZXA10 C300 service card slot

interface
card CTBB √ √ Χ ZXA10 C300 service card slot
CTTB √ √ Χ ZXA10 C300 service card slot
CTUB √ √ Χ ZXA10 C300 service card slot
Common CICK √ √ Χ ZXA10 C300 slot 18/20

interface
card CICG √ √ Χ ZXA10 C300 slot 18/20
Power PRWG √ Χ Χ ZXA10 C300 slot 0/1

card
PRWH √ √ Χ ZXA10 C300 slot 0/1
PRAM Χ Χ √ ZXA10 C320 slot 3
Fan FCWB √ Χ Χ ZXA10 C300 fan box

control
card FCWD √ √ Χ ZXA10 C300 fan box
F2U Χ Χ √ ZXA10 C320 fan box
√: Supports
Χ: Does not support

2.1.4 Cabinets
Overview
The ZXA10 C300/C320 uses indoor cabinets and outdoor cabinets. Table 2-5 describes
the cabinets.
Table 2-5 ZXA10 C300/C320 Cabinet Description
Cabinet Cabinet Cabinet Name Cabinet Description

Type Model
Indoor B6030-22 19-inch indoor • Dimensions: 2200 mm × 600 mm × 300

cabinet C-IA cabinet of 300 mm (High × Width × Depth)
mm depth • Rear column installation
• For 19-inch ZXA10 C300 or ZXA10 C320
and hybrid mode
• Typical configuration: 2 × ZXA10 C300 or
2 × ZXA10 C320
B6030-22 21-inch indoor • Dimensions: 2200 mm × 600 mm × 300

C-EB cabinet of 300 mm (High × Width × Depth)
mm depth • Rear column installation
• For 21-inch ZXA10 C300
• Typical configuration: 2 × ZXA10 C300
Outdoor EC40EB Large outdoor • Dimensions: 1650 mm × 1400 mm ×

cabinet cabinet 550mm (High × Width × Depth)
• For 19-inch ZXA10 C300 or 21-inch
ZXA10 C300
• Maximum configuration: 1 × ZXA10 C300
EC70E Middle outdoor • Dimensions: 900 mm × 800 mm × 350

cabinet mm (High × Width × Depth)
• For ZXA10 C320
EC90EB Small outdoor • Dimensions: 1200mm × 650 mm ×

cabinet 250mm (High × Width × Depth)

Cabinet Cabinet Cabinet Name Cabinet Description

Type Model
• For ZXA10 C320

Indoor Cabinets
The indoor cabinets supports good heat dissipation performance. B6030-22C-IA

and B6030-22C-EB have the same appearance, see Figure 2-6. The difference
of two cabinet is the position of installation columns.
Figure 2-6 Indoor Cabinet Appearance

A indoor cabinet components contain PDU, ZXA10 C300 shelves, and wiring
boxes, see Figure 2-7.
Figure 2-7 Indoor Cabinet Configuration
Notes:

The ZXA10 C320 requires front installation. Before installing the ZXA10 C320 in the
B6030-22C-IA cabinet, you need to install a adaptor bracket first.
Outdoor Cabinets
Figure 2-8 shows the appearance of the EC40EB cabinet.
Figure 2-8 EC40EB Cabinet Appearance

Figure 2-9 shows the typical configuration of the EC40EB cabinet.
Figure 2-9 EC40EB Cabinet Typical Configuration
Figure 2-10 shows the appearance of the EC70E cabinet.

Figure 2-10 EC70E Cabinet Appearance
Figure 2-11 shows the typical configuration of the EC70E cabinet.

Figure 2-11 EC70E Cabinet Typical Configuration
Figure 2-12 shows the appearance of the EC90EB cabinet.

Figure 2-12 EC90EB Cabinet Appearance
Figure 2-13 shows the typical configuration of the EC90EB cabinet.

Figure 2-13 EC90EB Cabinet Typical Configuration
2.2 Logical Architecture
Figure 2-14 shows the ZXA10 C300 hardware logical diagram.

Figure 2-14 ZXA10 C300 Hardware Logical Diagram
Table 2-6 describes the modules function of logical architecture.
Table 2-6 Module Function Description of Logical Architecture
Module Function
Service interface Provides interfaces of different access technology, decapsulates

module or encapsulates subscriber data to Ethernet frames for internal
Ethernet switching. The card CPU is responsible for the
configuration, management, driving, diagnosis of service interface
module, and is controlled by the system CPU.
Control and Provides Ethernet convergence and switching, MPLS tunnel, IP

switching module: routing, supports clock and phase input from service card or
uplink card, distribute selected clock and phase to service cards.
The system CPU is responsible for the configuration,
management and diagnosis of the whole system, and driving
forwarding panel. The system CPU implements configuration,
management, driving, and diagnosis on service cards by
controlling the card CPUs.
Uplink interface Provides uplink GE or 10GE interface on network side. When the
module active and backup switching and control cards swaps, protection
swap is set up between the switching and control card and uplink
interfaces to avoid the reconnection of uplink fiber.

Figure 2-15 shows the service forwarding channels.
Figure 2-15 Service Forwarding Channels
The fast forwarding channel is from the interface card, Ethernet switch on the switching
and control card, to the 4.5 U uplink card.
 In upstream direction, GEM frames are decapsulated from to Ethernet frames, after
Ethernet switch on the switching and control card, and then sent to the 4.5U uplink
interface.
 In downstream direction, Ethernet frames are switched to interface cards by

switching and control card, sent to GEM port according to service mapping rules,
and then encapsulated to GEM frams.
 TDM services are encapsulated on the ONU or CES cards using PWE3 technology,
and switched to uplink port by the switching and control card.
The slow forwarding channel refers to the protocol packets processing on CPUs. The
packets can be either terminated on CPUs, or sent back to the forwarding channel by
CPUs. The common processing includes adding subscriber line ID, DHCP snooping,
ARP inspection, IGMP snooping, and Ethernet OAM.
2.3 Software Architecture
Figure 2-16 shows the ZXA10 C300 software architecture.

Figure 2-16 ZXA10 C300 Software Architecture
Table 2-7 describes the module function of the software architecture.
Table 2-7 Module Function Description of Software Architecture
Module Function
Operating Includes distributed operating system, supports system control,

support version loading, inter-card communication, progress scheduling,
subsystem memory management, message communication, file system
management, fault diagnosis, and timer management.
Bearing and Abstracts the hardware and interfaces, drives hardware to bear and
driving forward services, shields the bottom layer hardware feature from
subsystem the upper layer software, provides general functional interfaces.
Service control Supports protocol processing and service control.

subsystem
System Provides interaction interface for NM and CLI, implements system

management operation and maintenance.
subsystem

3 Operation and Maintenance System
3.1 Networking
CLI Maintenance Mode
In CLI maintenance mode, users can manage and maintain the ZXA10
C300/C320 through the serial interface or network interface. Figure 18 shows the
maintenance networking diagram in CLI mode.
Figure 3-1 Maintenance Networking Diagram in CLI Mode
 Serial interface: the RJ45 interface CLI on the switching and control card of the OLT
(ZXA10 C300/C320) can be connected to the serial port of a maintenance terminal..
 Network interface: the OLT supports in-band NM and out-of-band NM.
The out-of-band NM interface is the 10/100M interface on the switching and

control card.
The inband NM interface is the internal logical interface, which is connected to

a terminal though the uplink port after the in-band NM configuration.
NM Maintenance Mode
In NM mode, the OLT communicates with the NM server using SNMP. The ZTE NMS
NetNumen U31 adopts C/S model and provides GUI for the unified management of

multiple broadband access devices and integrated access devices. Figure 3-2 shows the
maintenance networking diagram in NM mode.
Figure 3-2 Maintenance Networking Diagram in NM Mode
3.2 Functions
The ZXA10 C300/C320 supports the following operation and maintenance function:
 Topology management
 Configuration management
 Performance management
 Alarm management
 Security management
 Log management
 Task management
 System management
 Report management

All functions can be implemented in NM mode. Except topology management, task

management, and report management, all other functions can be implemented in CLI
mode.
NetNumen U31 is the unified EMS product of ZTE NetNumen brand. NetNumen U31
provides centralized operation and maintenance for the ZTE equipments and network,
supports end-to-end solutions, and supports the management of all ZTE wireline NEs,
including wireline equipments of the service layer, control layer, bearing layer, access
layer, and terminal layer, as well as the data equipments. NetNumen U31 provides
multiple north-bound interfaces to upper layer systems, such as FTP, SNMP, CORBA,
MTOSI, TL1, and DB.
Topology Management
Topology management provides topology view of the whole network, which presents key
information of the network on a clear interface. Topology view displays the NE, NE links,
and alarms in a direct and striking way.
Configuration Management
Configuration management supports the configuration and modification of NE

parameters. The parameters are synchronized to NEs and take effect. Configuration
management displays the equipment resources and configuration of key parameters,
which help users to learn about the resources and usage of key equipments and optimize
the network. Configuration management provides reference data to the performance
management and fault management.
Performance Management
Performance management is responsible for the performance monitoring of NEs. The

acquired performance data can be used to learn about the running status of the network.
Operation engineers and management department can use the data to plan and modify
the network and improve the network performance.
Alarm Management
Alarm management allows users to learn about the abnormal running status of the
network and equipments in time, helps operation engineers to locate the fault and solve

the problems to ensure the proper running status. Alarm management module receives
and processes the alarms from equipments and display alarms in GUI. The alarms can
be forwarded to specified target by emails and text messages.
Security Management
Security management prevents and prohibits unauthorized users from illegal accessing
or damaging the NetNumen U31 and NEs, prevents the legal users from unauthorized
operations, records all security related operation information for inspection, ensures the
legal operation on the system and proper running of the system.
Log Management
Log management manages the system logs. Logs are the records of events and
operations. By review logs, users can learn about the system running status, locating
faults, review and inspect import events. Log management is a useful tool for the system
administrator to trace system running status, locate faults, and trace users operations.
Task management
Task is a predefined procedure in the NMS. Task specifies the NMS behavior in certain
scenarios. Predefined task allows the NMS automatically carries out related operations
according to current running status to implement automatic scheduling and protection
and improve management efficiency.
System Management
System management is used to manage NetNumen U31. Using system management,

users can maintain the NMS. System management provides a unified operation platform
for maintenance and management, to implement the monitoring of the application server
and database server, and database management.
Report Management
Users can easily and directly learn about the system performance and running status by
reading the related reports. Report management can be used with task management to
provide periodical reports.

4 Product Features
4.1 Access Features
Table 4-1 describes the access features.
Table 4-1 Access Features
Type Function Description
GPON Physical layer-split Maximum split ratio 1:128.

feature ratio
Physical Upstream 1.244 Gbit/s, downstream 2.488 Gbit/s.

layer-bandwidth
Physical Within optical power budget, maximum logical distance

layer-transmission 60 km, differential distance maximum 20 km,
distance maximum physical distance 60 km.
Physical • Measures receiving optical power of ONU level on

layer-OLS OLT side.
• Calculates and queries the optical power loss
between OLT and ONUs
• Queries transmitting and receiving optical power on
ONU side.
• Queries OLT optical module parameters:
temperature, voltage, current, and transmission optical
power.
• Sets alarm thresholds of optical module parameters.
Physical • Downstream FEC is configured based on OLT PON

layer-FEC port.
• Upstream FEC is configured based on ONU PON
port.
ONU registration Supports GPON standard registration and multiple

and authentication authentication modes.

• SN (hardware SN)
• PW/HPW (password/hex password)
• LOID (logical ONU ID)
• LOID + PW/HPW
• SN + PW/HPW
ONU remote Supports to set up OMCC according to G.984.4 and

management G.988, and manage ONU remotely through OMCI.
Link layer-DBA Supports multiple ONU DBA modes: SR (Status

Report) , NSR (Non Status Report), and hybrid
(default).
Link Supports distance measurement defined in G.984.3.

layer-distance Distance can be converted to fiber length.
measurement
Link Supports T-CONT (Transmission CONTainer)

layer-T-CONT bandwidth profiles. Profile parameters include: type,
fixed bandwidth, assured bandwidth and , maximum
bandwidth.
Link layer-GEM • Supports to configure downstream queue mapping

Port on GEM Port.
• Supports to configure GEM Port Name, allocate Port
ID (129-4095, automatically), T-CONT, and queue
number.
• Supports to apply traffic profile to GEM Port.
Link • Supports AES-128 encryption. downstream control

layer-encryption based on GEM port.
• Supports OMCC encryption and independent
configuration (reserved GEM Port) .
ITU Type-B Trunk optical fiber protection.

protection
ITU Type-C Whole ODN protection.

protection
XG-PO Physical Maximum split ratio 1:128, upstream 2.5 Gbit/s,

N layer-basic feature downstream 10 Gbit/s.
feature
Physical Within optical power budget, maximum logical distance
layer-transmission 60 km, differential distance maximum 40 km,
distance maximum physical distance 60 km.

layer-OLS OLT side.
ONU side.
power.
Physical Upstream/downstream FEC enabled by default.

layer-FEC
ONU registration Supports XG-PON standard registration and multiple

and authentication authentication modes.
• SN (hardware SN)
• RID (registration ID )
• LOID (logical ONU ID )
• LOID + RID
• SN + RID
ONU remote Supports to set up OMCC according to ITU-T G.988,

management and manage ONU remotely through OMCI.
Link layer-DBA Supports multiple ONU DBA modes: SR, NSR , and
hybrid (default).
Link Supports distance measurement defined in G.987.

layer-distance Distance can be converted to fiber length.

measurement
Link Supports T-CONT bandwidth profiles. Profile

layer-T-CONT parameters include: type, fixed bandwidth, assured
bandwidth and , maximum bandwidth.
Link layer-GEM • Supports to configure downstream queue mapping

Port on GEM Port.
• Supports to configure GEM Port Name, allocate Port
ID (129-4095, automatically), T-CONT, and queue
number.
• Supports to apply traffic profile to GEM Port.
Link • Supports AES-128 encryption. XG-PON

layer-encryption upstream/downstream encryption (work with ONU).
• Supports OMCC encryption and independent
configuration (reserved GEM Port).
ITU Type-B Trunk optical fiber protection.

protection
ITU Type-C Whole ODN protection.

protection
EPON Physical layer-split maximum split ratio 1: 64.

feature ratio
Physical Upstream/downstream bandwidth 1.25 Gbit/s.

layer-bandwidth
Physical Logical transmission distance 60 km, physical

layer-transmission distances vary with optical modules ( minimum 20 km).
distance

layer-OLS OLT side.


ONU side.
power.
Physical • Downstream FEC, improving optical power budget.

layer-FEC • Upstream FEC control based on LLID.
ONU registration Supports multiple authentication modes.

and authentication • MAC
• SN
• LOID
• Hybird
• Auth-loid-as-sn (takes LOID as SN for authentication)
ONU remote • Supports MPCP.

management • Supports extended OAM functions for ONU remote
management.
Link layer-DBA Dynamically controls transmission window for ONU

upstream data.
Link Supports accurate distance measurement based

layer-distance MPCP for ONU.
measurement
Link layer-LLID In logical topology, EPON protocol sets up a logical

link for an OLT and each ONU. The preamble in a
Ethernet frame carries the logical link ID (LLID).
Link Supports downstream data encryption (Triple

layer-encryption Churning) .
PON protection Supports TYPE A/B/C/D protection. TYPE A only

available within a PON interface card. TYPE B/C/D
available within or between PON interface cards.

10G-EP Physical layer-split maximum 1: 128.

ON ratio
feature
Physical • OLT asymmetric PON port supports two downstream
layer-bandwidth channels: 10G bit/s and 1G bit/s; one upstream
channel: 1G bits/s.
• OLT symmetric PON port supports two downstream
and two upstream channels: 10G bit/s and 1G bit/s.
Physical In the scenario of 1:8 split ratio and deducting (2 + 3.5

layer-transmission + 1) dB engineering margin, supports maximum
distance distance 40 km, differential distance 20 km .

layer-OLS OLT side.
ONU side.
power.
Physical • Downstream FEC, improving optical power budget.

layer-FEC • Upstream FEC control based on LLID.
ONU registration • OLT asymmetric PON port supports ONU registration

and authentication of two tyeps: 1G-EPON, 10/1G-EPON.
• OLT symmetric PON port supports ONU registration
of three types: 1G-EPON, 10/1G-EPON, and
10/10G-EPON.
• Supports MAC, SN, LOID, hybrid, auth-loid-as-sn.
ONU remote • Supports MPCP.

management • Supports extended OAM functions for ONU remote
management.

Link layer-DBA Dynamically controls transmission window for ONU

upstream data.
Link Supports accurate distance measurement based

layer-distance MPCP for ONU distance measurement.
measurement
Link layer-LLID In logical topology, EPON protocol sets up a logical

link for OLT and each ONU. The preamble in a
Ethernet frame carries the logical link ID (LLID).
Link Supports data encryption in compliance with CTC

layer-encryption standard.
PON protection Supports TYPE A/B/D.
P2P Basic feature • GE Ethernet interface, in compliance with IEEE

feature 802.3-2005.
• Supports bidirectional single fiber with CSFP optical
module.
• Supports bidirectional dual fiber with SFP optical
module.
• Supports FE interface.
SyncE output Synchronous Ethernet output performance is in

compliance with ITU-T G.8262.
IEEE 1588v2 Supports IEEE 1588v2 Master clock output.
Networking Supports LACP, STP, ITU-T G.8032.

protection
TDM E1/T1 interface CTUB and CTBB provides E1 interface. CTTB

CES provides T1 interface .
feature
STM-1/STM-4 CTLA provides STM-1 or STM-4 interface.
interface
PWE3 CTTB, CTUB/CTBB and CTLA supports PWE3

encapsulation encapsulation of TDM service.
4.2 Layer 2 Features
Table 4-2 describes the layer 2 (L2) features.
Table 4-2 Layer 2 Features
L2-port Vport • Supports xPON virtual ports (Vports) to work as L2

port and carry L2 service.
• GPON/XG-PON: PON port + GEM port or GEM port
group corresponds to a Vport.
L2 port type L2 ports refers the port that carry L2 services, including
physical Ethernet ports, logical Vports and aggregation
ports.
• Physical Ethernet ports can be configured to uplink
ports or downlink ports.
• The PON Vport only supports access.
• Physical Ethernet ports of the same type can form
aggregation port by link aggregation. A aggregation
port can be configure to uplink port or downlink port.
L2 packet type An L2 port supports the standard Ethernet packets:

• Supports to receive and transmit standard untag,
single-tag and dual-tag packets.
• Supports to configure internal and external TPID for
receiving and transmission.
L2-port MAC filtering MAC address black list: supports MAC address table
- and discards packets whose source MAC address
access matches a entry in the table.

control ACL L2 ports support L2 ACL, L3 standard ACL and L3

extended ACL to control the receiving and transmission
of packets.
L2-port Add external L2 ports support the following VLAN translation rules:
- VLAN VLAN tag or 1:1 • Add an external VLAN tag on ingress direction, delete
translati translate external an external VLAN tag on egress direction.
on VLAN tag • Delete an external VLAN tag on ingress direction, add
an external VLAN tag on egress direction.
• Translate external VLAN in 1:1 mode in both ingress
and egress directions.
Translate VLAN • In L2 port ingress direction, translates VLAN tag and

tag and add then adds external VLAN tag.
external VLAN tag • In l2 port egress direction, delete the external VLAN
tag, and then translate the internal VLAN tag.
Add SVLAN + L2 ports support the following VLAN translation rules:

CVLAN or • Add SVLAN + CVLAN in ingress direction, delete
translate SVLAN SVLAN + CVLAN in egress direction.
+ CVLAN • Add SVLAN + CVLAN in egress direction, delete
SVLAN + CVLAN in ingress direction.
• Translate VLAN + CVLAN in ingress/egress direction.
Smart VLAN L2 ports support add VLAN tag to untagged packets

according to MAC address (list), IP subnet, and
Ethernet type in ingress direction and delete the VLAN
tag in egress direction.
Smart QinQ L2 ports support to add SVLAN ID in ingress direction

and delete the SVLAN tag in egress direction
according to the following fields:
• CVLAN ID range
• EtherType
• CVLAN CoS
• CVLAN ID ＋ EtherType
• CVLAN ID ＋ CoS

PVID L2 ports support to configure PVID and add PVID tag

to untagged packets.
L2-port Traffic statistics Supports traffic statistics based on port and port
- other +SVLAN.
function
s Traffic mirroring • Supports traffic mirroring based on port, port + VLAN,
or ACL.
• Supports ingress/egress traffic mirroring
simultaneously or separately.
L2 - Static MAC Supports to configure static unicast MAC address on

MAC (permanent MAC) VLAN member port (including Vport/Ethernet
address port/aggregation port) to forward packets whose the
manage destination MAC address is the static MAC address
ment
MAC address Supports to configure aging time of learnt MAC
aging address.
MAC address Supports to enable MAC address learning on VLAN.

learning
MAC address Supports to configure MAC address learning limit base

number limit on port + VLAN. When learnt MAC address number
reaches the limit, stops learning MAC from the port +
VLAN.
MAC address Supports to query MAC address table according to

query VLAN and port.
L2 - VLAN bridge When an L2 port joins a VLAN after VLAN translation

service or PVID configuration, the L2 port forms a bridge
instance to forwarding Ethernet packets.
TR-101 N:1 VLAN Supports to configure multiple access ports (Vport,

downlink Ethernet ports) an one uplink port to the same
SVLAN and perform N:1 forwarding. The access ports
are horizontally separated.

TR-101 TLS Supports to perform VLAN translation (C→S+C) on

multiple access ports , add SVLAN tag in ingress
direction, add one or multiple uplink port to the SVLAN,
and forward packets according to VLAN + MAC in the
SVLAN.
VLAN reuse Supports to configure the same VLAN on different

physical ports (Ethernet port and PON port). Broadcast
domains of L2 services forwarding in the system are
separated according to port + VLAN. L2 services
include 1:1/N:1 VLAN forwarding and TLS service
specified by TR101.
Cross connection When two L2 port are in the same SVLAN or SVLAN +
(TR-101 1:1 CVLAN, supports to forward packets according to
VLAN forwarding) SVLAN or SVLAN + CVLAN in 1:1 mode without
learning MAC address.
M-VLAN • MVLAN is the VLAN used for multicast. Supports to

forward multicast packets according to the multicast
forwarding table and discard unmatched packets.
• Supports to configure IGMP snooping\proxy\router in
MVLAN and generate multicast forwarding table.
• Supports translation of CVLAN and MVLAN, supports
span VLAN multicast.
VLAN layer 2 Supports to enable/disable layer 2 intercommunication

intercommunicati on two access ports in the same VLAN.
on
L2 - STP • Supports STP and RSTP defined in 802.1d.

protocol • Supports MSTP defined in 802.1q.
• Supports to configure priority of bridge, port path cost.
• Supports to display STP topology in NMS.
• Supports to divide STP domain base on port and
VLAN.
• Supports STP on uplink and downlink Ethernet ports.

LACP Supports Ethernet ports of the same type to form LAG

using LACP.
4.3 MPLS Features
Table 4-3 describes the MPLS features.
Table 4-3 MPLS Features
MPLS basic Label distribution using Supports to distribute label using LDP, in
function LDP compliance with RFC3036.
Label distribution mode LDP supports Downstream Unsolicited (DU)

configuration - DU label distribution mode.
Label distribution mode LDP supports Downstream on Demand

configuration - DoD (DoD) label distribution mode.
Label retention mode - In the liberal label retention mode, the OLT
Liberal reserves all labels advertised by
downstream LSRs.
Label retention mode - In the conservative label retention mode, the

Conservative OLT only reserves the FEC-label mapping of
the valid next hop of an FEC.
Label control mode - Supports to configure the label control mode

Independent to independent (default).
Label control mode - Supports to configure the label control mode

Ordered to ordered.
LDP Extension for Inter Supports LDP Extension for Inter-Area LSP.
- Area LSP In case of no accurately matched route, the

OLT can receive labels in accordance with

longest prefix match and form forwarding
items.
Static LSP Supports to configure static

inbound/outbound labels for LDP.
Explicit null Supports LDP, and supports explicit null by

configuration (PHP default (PHP is disabled), supports implicit
control) null configuration, in compliance with
RFC3031 chapter 3.16.
Graceful Restart When the protocol panel restarts or is

interrupted, the OLT can keep the original
forwarding messages. When the protocol
restarts successfully in neighbor-liveness
interval, the OLT can recover the upper
layer message according the bottom layer
forwarding messages.
MD5 encryption on Supports to configure MD5 key for the TCP

LDP session session between LDP and neighbors.
PWE3 basic Static PW Supports static PW configuration for MPLS

function L2VPN service.
Dynamic PW MPLS L2VPN supports dynamic PW

configuration and negotiation. Dynamic PWs
are set up using LDP, in compliance with
RFC4447.
PW type configuration Ethernet PW supports raw mode (Ethernet)

negotiation - ETH and tagged mode (Ethernet-VLAN). The
mode can be configured by commands. The
default mode is raw mode.
PW type configuration Supports E1, T1, and cesopsn-basic.

negotiation - TDM

PW status advertising Supports to enable (default) or disable PW

negotiation status advertising.
VCCV configuration Supports to configure control channel, in

negotiation compliance with RFC4385.
• Type1 (inband VCCV). When control word
is enabled, the default mode is inband
VCCV mode.
• Type2 (out-of-band VCCV). Out-of-band
control channel, ，MPLS Router Alert Label.
• Type3 (TTL expiry VCCV). Out-of-band
control channel, TTL Expiry VCCV.
Control word enable Supports to configure control preferred,

negotiation negotiate with peer end whether to use
control word and process control word in
accordance with the negotiation result, in
compliance with RFC 4385. At present,
control word only works with VCCV type1.
TTL configuration Supports to configure TTL (default: 64) for

PW. TTL processing is in compliance with
RFC4905.
PW ingress MPLS TC Supports to configure tc-to-cos profile and

to AC VLAN CoS apply the profile to a PW, mapping the PW
mapping TC to VLAN CoS in accordance with the
QoS profile.
PW egress AC VLAN Supports to configure cos-to-tc profile and

CoS to MPLS TC apply the profile to a PW, mapping the VLAN
mapping CoS to PW TC to in accordance with the
QoS profile.
PSN VLAN on network When the system transmit an MPLS packet

side inherits CoS from with VLAN tag to network side, the VLAN
MPLS label and AC CoS inherits the CoS from the TC in MPLS
VLAN label or CoS of AC VLAN.

L2VPN - VPWS basic function Supports ETH VPWS AC configuration, in

Ethernet VLL compliance with RFC4448.
servcie
L2VPN - Basic VPLS serivce Supports AC and PW to associate with VFI.

Ethernet All ACs and PWs on a VFI supports basic
VPLS layer 2 switching, in compliance with
service RFC4762.
H-VPLS Supports PW type configuration

(hub/spoke). Data can be forwarded
between a spoke PW and a hub PW, or two
spoke PWs, in compliance with RFC4762.
Static MAC Supports to configure/delete static MAC on

VFI. The static MAC is listed in VFI
forwarding table.
MAC address learning Supports to learn MAC address on VFI. The

and aging aging time of MAC address can be
configured.
MAC withdraw Supports to enable MAC withdraw function

by the following:
• null-maclist (RFC4762)
• maclist (RFC4762)
• peid-maclist (ietf-l2vpn-vpls-ldp-mac-opt)
MAC delete manually Supports to clear all dynamically MAC

addresses learnt by a VPLS instance.
Supports to clear specific MAC of MAC of
specific AC or PW.
TDM VLL TDM Relay basic Supports ONU access and CES card
service function access.
Supports to configure static PW MPLS
PWE3 encapsulation mode on user side for
TDM PW relay service.

Supports to configure ONU through OMCI.
TDM PW relay - Supports three service types: e1satop,

payload service type t1Satop, and cesopsn.
1:1 PW Negotiation mode - Supports the master in master/slave mode.

redundant master in master/slave
protection mode
Negotiation mode - Supports the slave master/slave mode.

slave in master/slave
mode
Negotiation mode - Supports independent mode.

independent mode
Negotiation mode - non Supports non negotiation mode.

negotiation
Protection swap in case Supports PW protection swap. When

of abnormal PW event redundant PWs are configured, PW
protection swap is triggered in case of PW
abnormal event occurs.
Forced swap Supports active/back up PW forced swap by

command.
MPLS OAM LSP PING Supports IPv4 ping configuration, including

mask length, packet length, timeout and
times.
LSP TRACE Supports IPv4 trace configuration, including

mask length, timeout, TTL, and version.
VCCV negotiation Supports VCCV negotiation, that is,

negotiate the control channel encapsulation
mode and connectivity detection mode using
VCCV in the Interface subTLV, in
compliance with RFC5085. Static PWs does

not negotiate.
VCCV PW PING Supports IPv4 ping configuration, including

mask length, packet length, timeout, times
and ACH head.
Notes:
Only SCTM supports the MPLS functions. SCTM supports TDM VLL service with TDM
interface cards.
4.4 Layer 3 Features
Table 4-4 describes the layer 3 (L3) features.
Table 4-4 Layer 3 Features
L3 VLAN L3 routing Supports VLAN L3 routing interface functions.

interfac interface • Supports single tag VLAN to work as an L3 routing
e interface.
• Supports routing between VLAN routing interfaces.
• Supports multiple IP addresses on one VLAN routing
interface.
• Supports super VLAN.
SuperVLAN • A SuperVLAN consists of multiple VLANs

(subVLANs), which share the same IP subnet and
default gateway.
• Each subVLAN is an independent broadcast domain,
ensuring the separation between users.
• A SuperVLAN supports ARP proxy and routing
between subVLANs.

• A SuperVLAN supports DHCP relay or DHCP server.

• A SuperVLAN works as a L3 interface and supports
L3 protocols and properties.
Loopback Supports loopback interface.

interface
Basic Unicast routing Supports unicast routing forwarding based on host and
routing forwarding route entry.
function
s Static route and Supports to configure static route and default route.
default route
IP based load Supports ECMP and load balance based on IP

balance and address (source/destination).
ECMP
Routing test tool Supports routing test tools, such as Ping, TraceRoute.
ARP ARP Supports ARP and ARP table operation, including

configure/delete ARP entry.
ARP proxy Supports ARP proxy on single tag VLAN or Super

VLAN interface. Enable intercommunication between
users (in the same subnet) connected to the same
PON port.
DHCPv DHCP server Supports to configure IP address pool for dynamic IP

4 address allocation, in compliance with RFC2131.
DHCP relay Supports to configure the mapping between terminal

and server group according to L3 interface and option
60, in compliance with RFC2131.
DHCP proxy Supports lease time agent.
Option 82 Supports flexible configuration of sub-option 1: Circuit

ID and sub-option 2: Remote ID.

Option 60 Supports to use option 60 to discriminate terminal type.
Dynami OSPFv2 Supports OSPFv2, in compliance with RFC 2328.

c
routing BGP Supports BGP4, in compliance with RFC4271.
protoco
l Multiple routing • Supports OSPF v2 and BGP simultaneously
protocol • Supports routing distribution between routing
protocols.
4.5 IPv6 Features
Table 4-5 describes the IPv6 features.
Table 4-5 IPv6 Features
IPv6 IPv6 address Supports IPv6 global address configuration on L3

basic configuration interfaces. Supports automatic link address on L3
feature interfaces.
IPv6 diagnosis tool Supports IPv6 ping, TraceRoute.
Supports unicast Supports unicast routing forwarding based on host

routing forwarding and route entry.
Supports static route Supports static unicast routing table configuration.

and default route Supports default route.
IP address based load Supports ECMP, and load balance based on IP

balance and ECMP address (source/destination).
ND ND Supports ND, and ND cache operation.
L3 interface RA Supports to configure M\O ID and RA transmission

configuration interval.
DHCPv DHCPv6 L2 relay Supports to enable DHCPv6 L2 relay on VLAN and

6 relay (LDRA) port. Supports to insert option 18 (interface ID) and
option 37 (remote-ID), in compliance with
RFC6621.
Option 18 Supports to enable option 18 (interface ID) on port.
Option 37 Supports to enable option 37 (remote ID) on port.
IPv6 MLD snooping/proxy • Supports MLDv1/MLDv2.

multica • Supports snooping (including with proxy
st reporting) and proxy (default).
• Supports enable/disable MLD globally or on
VLAN. Supports enable/disable fast-leave on port.
IPv6 DHCPv6 snooping Sets up binding table of IP address, port and MAC
forwardi address through IPv6 address allocation such as
ng DHCPv6 snooping.
panel
safety IP source guard Checks the legality of source IP address of
upstream messages according to the DHCP
snooping binding table. Valid for GTGOE, GTGOG,
GTGH, GTXO and FTGK.
Upstream NS Prevents illegal user from modifying host IP-MAC

anti-spoof on VLAN entry of MSAN or BRAS by counterfeited NS.
VLAN 的 Downstream Checks the legality of downstream NS messages

NS filtering on VLAN according to DHCP snooping binding table.
ICMPv6 forwarding Supports to process RS/RA/NS/NA/MLD/redirect

control messages, in compliance with BBF TR-177.
IPv6 hybrid ACL Supports to permit or deny traffic according to the

following fields in Ethernet packet head and IPv6
packet head:
• Source IPv6 address

• Destination IPv6 address

• IP protocol type
• TCP/UDP port
• VLAN
• Source/destination MAC
Supports traffic limit, priority mark, VLAN mark,
traffic direction, traffic mirroring, and traffic
statistics based on ACL.
4.6 Multicast Features
Table 4-6 describes the multicast features.
Table 4-6 Multicast Features
Multica Multicast protocol • Supports IGMPv2, IGMPv3, MLDv1, MLD2.

st version • Supports to process, discard and transparent transmit
feature packets based on protocols. Supports downward
version compatibility.
Multicast function • Supports SCB multicast.

• Supports snooping, proxy mode.
• Supports IGMPv3 and MLDv2 ASM, SSM mode.
• Supports enable/disable protocol globally or on
VLAN.
• Supports IPTV CAC and CDR, including
management of channels, packages, and user rights.

4.7 Networking Features
Table 4-7 describes the networking features.
Table 4-7 Networking Features
Ring ERPS ZXA10 C300 and ZXA10 C320 supports

network associated networking.
In a ring, ZXA10 C300 is the master node, ZXA10
C320 are the slave nodes. Rings are independent
and not crossed. A ring contains one ZXA10 C300
and maximum six ZXA10 C320.
Supports single GE ring, single 10GE ring, LAG
ring.
Supports G.8032, switching performance: 50 ms
ZXA10 C300 supports eight rings, ZXA10 C320
supports four rings.
Cascadi ZXA10 C320 • ZXA10 C320 supports cascading with ZXA10

ng cascading C320 and ZXA10 C300, or other devices.
• Cascading link supports LACP.
• Cascading port and user ports (PON port,
downlink Ethernet port and P2P port) are
separated by default.
• Cascaded devices are independent NEs on
NMS.
Uplink Uplink trunking • Supports aggregation of ports of the same type

protectio protection and on the card of the same type. Ethernet port on
n 4.5 U uplink card and switching and control card
are of the same type. Ethernet port on the FTGK
and GDFO are of the same type.
• Supports static trunking and dynamic port
aggregation (LACP).
• Supports load balance on ports based on
source/destination MAC, source/destination IP,
VLAN, TCP/UDP port.

• Supports to configure traffic in an aggregation

group to load balance mode or active standby
mode.
UAPS protection • Supports to configure UAPS group and group

member ports.
• Supports automatic recovery. The active port
recovers when the link fault disappears.
• Supports to configure protection interval.
• Supports forced swap.
• supports ping for link detection. Supports to
configure next hop for ping destination.
• Supports port 1:1 protection and trunking 1:1
protection.
• Decrease of active links in the trunking group
leads to swap.
• Support active/backup card swap and port swap.
• Supports to disable light on backup optical port.
Supports port swap on down-status backup port.
SDH 1+1 uplink • Supports SDH uplink 1 + 1 service protection.

protection • Supports E1 interface based protection.
• Supports STM-1 interface based protection.
PON Type B/C protection • XG-PON and GPON supports ITU Type B/C
protectio protection.
n • Protection supports synchronization of
configuration and dynamic data.
• Broadband service is not affected when
protection swap happens.
4.8 Security Features
Table 4-8 describes the security features.

Table 4-8 Security Features
System L4 port disable Except the management ports, L4 ports are disabled
security by default, including 3784/4784 (BFD), 5100
-anti (environment monitoring), 6024/6034/6035
attack (RADIUS).
Supports to enable L4 port using CLI command or
MIB interface.
System CPU protocol Supports protocol packet rate limit for IPv4 and IPv6.
security packet rate limit Prevent DoS attack to CPU. Supports rate limit on
-overloa and scheduling different protocols and traffic scheduling.
d • Packets of different protocols are scheduled into
control queues of different priorities.
• Supports SP/SP+DWRR/DWRR queue scheduling
• Supports to configure and query rate limit of each
queue.
Networ MAC Force Supports MFF.

k Forwarding
security
-MFF
Networ Broadcast/multicast Supports to restrain flooding of broadcast, unknown

k flooding rate limit multicast, unknown unicast on ingress L2 port.
security
-floodin
g
restrain
Networ Downstream ARP When receiving a downstream ARP request

k filtering broadcast message, the OLT check its legality
security according to static or DHCP snooping binding table. If
-packet the destination IP address is not in the table, the OLT
s discards the message. Other wise, the OLT forwards
filering the message to specified user port.
Supports to enable/disable the function on VLAN.
Networ ARP/IP Supports to set up binding table of IP address, port,

k anti-spoofing MAC address and VLAN through DHCP snooping.

security Supports to check legality of received ARP/IP
-IP messages and discard counterfeited packets without
securtiy learning their MAC addresses.
Supports to enable/disable the function on VLAN.
IP address • IP address binding (port and VLAN): set up binding

security/IP Source table of IP address, port, MAC address and VLAN
Guard through DHCP snooping to prevent IP address
spoofing, also name as IP source guard.
• Supports to enable/disable IP source guard on port,
including Sport (Vport/downlink Ethernet port).
Networ DHCP anti-spoofing Supports global DHCP anti-spoofing.

k • Supports to set a physical port to trust port or
security untrust port. The trust port receives and forwards
-DHCP DHCP offer messages. The untrust port denies and
security discards DHCP offer messages.
• User ports deny DHCP sever messages. Uplink port
deny DHCP client messages.
• Supports DHCPv6.
Service DHCP service Supports global DHCP service security.

security security • Detect and prevent DHCP server from allocating the
-DHCP same IP address to different users.
security • Detect and prevent DHCP server replying multiple
offer to the same user. Clear the related redundant
ARP entries.
• Detect and prevent illegal user from using
counterfeited DHCP release message to lead to
offline of legal user.
Service MAC address MAC address anti-spoofing is enabled by default and

security anti-spoofing can be configure on VLAN. Only specific VLAN
-MAC permits MAC address spoofing. MAC address
security anti-spoofing follows the following rules:
1. Protect key MAC address with static MAC address
configuration.

2. Uplink port MAC address priority: when MAC

address spoofing occurs, the MAC address learnt by
the uplink port has higher priority.
3. VMAC port MAC address priority: when MAC
address spoofing occurs, the MAC address learnt by
the VMAC enabled Vport has higher priority.
4. Set up binding table of IP address, MAC address,
port and VLAN using DHCP snooping/PPPoE
Snooping, set static MAC to prevent MAC spoofing.
5. The MAC address learnt first on a port is valid.
Service User port • The ONUs on the same PON port are separated by
security separation default.
-port • The ONUs on different PON port are separated by
separati default.
on
Uplink port The uplink port can communicate with each other by
separation default and support separation.
Service PON broadcast Supports to transmit broadcast packets (r Vport +

security packets separation VLAN) to ONU using unicast channel (not PON
-service based on VLAN broadcast channel).
separati
on
Networ Basic ACL Supports standard ACL, extended ACL, layer 2 ACL,
k hybrid ACL, IPv6 hybrid ACL, and ACL time range.
security The match fields of ACLS are as follows:
-ACL • Standard ACL: source IP address .
• Extended ACL,: IPv4 packet head, including source
IPv4 address , destination IPv4 address , IP protocol
type, ICMP type, TCP/UDP port, priority.
• Layer 2 ACL: Ethernet packet head, inlcuding VLAN
(single VLAN and dual VLAN), CoS, source MAC,
destination MAC, Ethernet type.
• Hybrid ACL: Ethernet packet head and IPv4 packet
head, including source IPv4 address , destination
IPv4 address , IP protocol type, ICMP type, TCP/UDP

port, VLAN, source MAC, destination MAC, Ethernet

type.
• IPV6 hybrid ACL:Ethernet packet head and IPv6
packet head, including source IPv6 address ,
destination IPv6 address , IP protocol type, ICMP
type, TCP/UDP port, VLAN, source MAC, destination
MAC.
Supports to apply ACL on Ethernet port, PON port
and Vport on ingress/egress direction.
IPv6 ACL Supports IPv6 ACL: source/destination IP, protocol

type, source/destination port.
Networ Anti-DoS attack When the anti DoS attack function is enabled, the
k system monitors received control packets.
security Supports to configure rate threshold for protocol
-anti packets sent to CPU. When packet rate exceeds the
attack threshold, the system takes it as DoS attack. When
the times of attack reach set value, the system add
the port to black list and report alarms. Packets from
the port are processed according to the predefined
policy.
When detecting no DoS attack from the port, the
system deletes the port from the black list. Otherwise,
the port is still in the black list.
When the anti DoS attack function is disabled, the
system automatically deletes the black list.
Networ Forwarding panel Supports rate limit on L2/L3 protocols using ACLs.
k protocol packet rate
security limit
-protoc
ol
packet
rate
limit

4.9 Clock Features
Table 4-9 describes the clock features.
Table 4-9 Clock Features
Freque Lock of multiple Supports to lock the following clock:

ncy external clock • SDH clock source
synchro • E1 clock source
nization
• 2 M BITS
• 2 MHz clock input
• SyncE clock
The ZXA10 C320 only supports SynE.
System clock output Supports the following interfaces:

on multiple interfaces • SDH interface clock
• Downlink P2P syncE
• External clock 2 MHz/2 M BITS
• GPON/XG-PON line clock
The ZXA10 C320 only supports P2P syncE and
xPON line clock.
Clock quality level • Supports two clock mode: QL-enable,

management QL-Disable.
• Supports to specify clock source SSM and output
clock SSM.
• SyncE supports ESMC to process SSM.
Clock source • Supports PLL force freerun, holdover and cancel.

selection and • Supports clock 24 hour holdover when lock is
switchover lost.
• Supports clock automatic selection and smooth
switchover, in compliance with ITU-T G.781.
• Supports force switchover of clock source by
software configuration.
• Supports clock smooth output when switching

and control cards swap.
Time IEEE 1588v2 slave The OLT supports to work as IEEE 1588 slave to
synchro recover 1PPS and TOD signal and transmit to
nization GPON/XG-PON/P2P card.
External 1PPS + TOD • Supports external 1PPS + TOD input and

transmits the signal to service cards.
• Supports two channels of 1PPS + TOD input.
The ZXA10 C320 does not support 1PPS + TOD.
TOD over PON • Time synchronization in GPON layer is in

compliance with ITU-T G.984.3 Amd2.
• Time synchronization in XG-PON layer is in
compliance with ITU-T G.987.3.
IEEE 1588v2 master P2P card supports IEEE 1588v2 master.
1PPS input time • Supports smooth 1PPS output when 1PPS input
synchronization swap swaps.
• Supports smooth 1PPS output when switching
and control cards swap.
The ZXA10 C320 does not support 1PPS.
4.10 QoS Features
Table 4-10 describes the QoS features.
Table 4-10 QoS Features
QoS Traffic control • Supports traffic control on Ethernet ports, Vports,

global GEM ports and service-ports.
function • Supports configuration of CIR/PIR/CBS/PBS/CM.

Supports traffic TrTCM.

• Supports color mark on upstream service traffic
according to CIR/PIR.
• Supports traffic shaping on PON ports
(downstream), Ethernet ports, and Vports.
Congestion Supports to discarding packets according that is

avoidance color based RED and WRED functions before
queue scheduling.
• Congestion nodes (including Vports and Ethernet
ports) support color based RED function.
• Supports to configure WRED function.
• Color based RED and WRED functions support to
discard yellow packets in congestion.
Queue scheduling Supports SP, DWRR and SP + DWRR queue

scheduling on Ethernet ports, PON ports, and
Vports.
Priority processing Supports CoS priority processing on Ethernet ports

and Vports.
• Default priority
• Port CoS override mode
• CoS-to-CoS
• DSCP-to-CoS
• Internal/external CoS copy
• MPLS LSP EXP-external VLAN CoS mapping
• ACL priority
H-QoS H-QoS for A PON user corresponds to a Vport and , a service

individual user and corresponds to a service-port. GEM-port and, CoS
individual service (different queues in a VPORT) implement the Vport
H-QoS for individual user and individual service.
The CIR traffic is guaranteed, the EIR traffic are
scheduled according to EIR weight. .
ACL Basic ACL • Supports standard ACL, extended ACL, layer 2

function ACL, hybrid ACL, IPv6 hybrid ACL and ACL time

range.
• Supports to apply ACL on Ethernet ports, PON
ports and Vports.
Operation based • Supports traffic monitoring and traffic statistics.

on ACL • Supports traffic operations, such as copy to CPU,
redirection, traffic mirroring.
• Supports modification of CoS, DSCP, VLAN
• Supports SPAN, RSPAN and ERSPAN.
• Supports traffic limit and egress shaping.
4.11 TDM Service Features
Table 4-11 describes the TDM service features.
Table 4-11 TDM Service Features
E1 E1 interface CTUB provides E1 interface, in compliance with

interface ITU-T G.703.
Line clock Supports recovery of adaptive clock.
PDH alarm Supports AIS and LOS detection.
Loopback test Supports system loopback and line loopback tests.
STM-1 or STM-1 interface CTLA provides STM-1 interface, in compliance with

STM-4 IITU-T G.957, G.707.
interface
STM-4 interface CTLA provides STM-4 interface, in compliance with
IITU-T G.957, G.707.
Line clock Supports recovery of adaptive clock and differential

clock.
SDH OAM Supports multiple loopback tests, alarm report,

performance measurement and query.
SDH APS Supports protection group configuration. Supports

protection swap fault triggered swap and manual swap.
CES 的 Supports MEF8 Uses Ethernet for PSN transmission.

PWE3 encapsulation
encapsula
tion Supports MPLS Uses MPLS LSP for PSN transmission.
encapsulation
Supports IP UDP uses IP for PSN transmission.

encapsulation
Supports Supports SAToP unstructured PW (RFC4553).

unstructured PW
Supports Supports CESoPSN structured PW (RFC5086).

structured PW
4.12 EOAM Features
Table 4-12 describes the eOAM features.
Table 4-12 eOAM Features
802.3ah EFM Supports active and passive modes, OAM

message interval : 1 s – 10 s, default: 10 s.
Supports link monitoring and detection,

supports three link events:

• Errored Frame Event,

• Errored Frame Period Event
• Errored Frame Seconds Summary Event
Supports to send remote end fault indication

message, process remote end fault
indication message sent by peer end, and
report peer end fault information to uplink
layer.
Supports to save event locally and report

alarms to NMS, inform the peer end with
remote alarm indication messages. Local
saving contains 72 15-minute records and 7
24-hour records.
Supports to transmit/receive event and

remote loop-back, supports to query and
display statistics during loop-back.
802.1ag/Y.1 CFM Supports to configure MD, MA, MP (MEP,

731 MIP), including level and direction.
Supports ETH CCM, supports to configure
CMM message interval, minimum: 10/3 ms.
Supports ETH-LB, supports to configure

ovetime threshold (default: 1 s), display
delay information and packet loss statistics.
Supports ETH-LT, supports to configure

ovetime threshold (default: 1 s), display
delay information and overtime packet loss
information.
Supports ETH-AIS, supports to send high

level AIS when connection is broken, and
stop sending AIS when connection recovers,
supports to receive AIS from remote end,
supports to restrain report of local high level

alarm, supports to configure AIS sending

interval.
Supports ETH-RDI, to receive and transmit

RDI.
PM Supports OAM for performance detection,

ETH-DM frame delay, frame delay jitter
measurement (bidirectional 2 DM).
Supports perform detection statistics,

including 72 15-minute records and 7
24-hour (DM).
ERPS fault detection Works with G.8032 ring network. When the
connection is broken, the OLT reports to
G.8032 to perform ring network switching.
Notes:
The uplink port on switching and control cards support eOMA features.
4.13 Reliability and Redundancy Features
Table 4-13 describes the reliability and redundancy features.
Table 4-13 Reliability and Redundancy Features
Switching Forwarding panel Both switching and control cards forward traffic.
and control load balance When one card is invalid, the system switching
cards capacity decreases 50% without service
redundant interruption.
protection SCXN, SCXM and SMXA supports forwarding
panel load balance.

Control panel CPUs of switching and control cards work in

redundancy active/standby mode. The active CPU controls the
system.
Uplink Ethernet When one switching and control card is invalid or

port protection active standby cards swap, 4.5 U uplink cards
switch external Ethernet connection to the
redundant switching and control card. MTBF of 4.5
U uplink card is better than that of the switching
and control card, which improve MTBF of the
system.
SMXA does not support uplink port protection.
Clock Automatic Supports external clock input of line clock,

redundant frequency synchronous Ethernet clock, two channels of
protection synchronization BITS. Supports automatic selection of clock
source selection source.
SMXA does not support BITS input.
Automatic phase Supports external phase input of 1588v2, two

synchronization chanels of 1PPS + ToD. Supports automatic
source selection selection of phase source.
SMXA does not support 1PPS + ToD input.
Smooth output Switching and control cards transmit

when active synchronization signals of frequency and phase to
standby cards service cards. When active standby switching and
swap control cards swap, the output signals of
frequency and phase are smooth.
Power Secondary power Supports two power cards, connecting to two

redundant input redundancy channels of power supply.
protection
Secondary power Supports two channel of power output to cards.
output redundancy When one power card is faulty, the other power
card provides power supply to the system.
Fan Dual line fan box Ensures two fans for each card slot. When one fan
redundant is invalid, the other fan satisfies the heat

protection dissipation requirement.
Overheat Card overheat Cards are configured with red high temperature
protection protection threshold, which cannot be modified by users.
When a card's temperature reaches the threshold,
the card reports an alarm and is powered off
immediately.
When the card is restarted, the system provides
special monitoring on loading process, including
delay start of card and chips.
4.14 Energy Saving Features
Table 4-14 describes the energy saving features.
Table 4-14 Energy Saving Features
Energy saving Card electrical Main power of unconfigured card is off with
management only query function available.
PON optical module PON optical module supports automatic

energy saving power off when port is not configured.
management Supports optical module dormancy when
ONU is offline.
Reliability Fan speed automatic Fan speed is automatically adjusted

adjustment according to ambient temperature.
4.15 OTDR Features
Table 4-15 describes the OTDR features.

Table 4-15 GPON Built-in OTDR Features
Working Built-in OTDR Supports distributed test and concurrent test,

mode using the same EMS with the OLT.
Alarm processing EasyOptical automatically triggers alarm

filtering and analysis on receiving ESM
alarms, and judges whether the is a fault.
When a fault is confirmed, EasyOptical
automatically enables alarm diagnosis and
OTDR to locate the fault. The diagnosis result
is automatically dispatched after being
connected with the order dispatching system
of the service provider. The whole process is
automatic.
Fault diagnosis EasyOptical supports one-key intelligent

diagnosis from OLT to ONU. By querying
PON system information, tracing POn system
running status, and integrating OTDR
functions, EasyOptical supports diagnosis of
the following faults:
• Abnormal OLT card
• Abnormal PON port
• Optical link degradation
• Trunk/branch optical link broken
• ONU power off
• Abnormal link attenuation
• Abnormal ONU status
Real-time monitoring EasyOptical uses the southbound interface to

connect to the EMS, implementing acquisition
of performance, alarm and network status,
using expert system to analyze data and
judge fault. When Easy optical detects
abnormality on optical fiber performance, it
enables relative fault diagnosis and locate the
fault by OTDR test.

Others EasyOptical supports warning for potential

network faults, which prevents network faults
and ensure service quality. EasyOptical
provides comprehensive statistics and
analysis in tables for service providers.
EasyOptical provides integrated
optcial/copper solutions by evaluating DSL
line quality and enhancing bandwidth.
OTDR Specification Event blind zone ≤3 m, attenuation blind zone

measureme ≤ 10 m
nt Sampling granularity: 0.5 m
Test split ratio: 1:64
Power consumption of OTDR module: 1 W
(no power consumption when OTDR module
is disabled. )
5 Networking Applications
5.1 FTTH Networking Application
FTTH is to connect equipment in central office to subscriber home using optical fibers. In
physical architecture, FTTH uses optical fiber to connect OLT and ONUs, and ONUs,
also named as ONTs, are deployed at subscriber home and provide UNIs to subscribers.
Figure 5-1 shows the FTTH networking diagram using PON technology.

Figure 5-1 FTTH Networking Diagram
EMS: Element Management System IMS: IP Multimedia Subsystem
In FTTH network, the distance between an OLT and ONUs can be 20 km. OLTs are
deployed in central office or equipment room in residential area; ONUs are deployed in
subscriber home.
FTTH terminals are divided to two types: one type is ONU with uplink PON interface,
home services are carried on CAT-5 twisted pair or WLAN (built-in or external AP), and
the other type is SFU + HGU.
The ZXA10 C300/C320 works as the OLT in an FTTH network, and provides multiple
services including voice, the Internet service (wireline or wireless), IPTV, and CATV with
series ONUs/ONTs, satisfying the multi-service access requirement of wireline, wireless,
WAN and LAN.
5.2 FTTB Network Application
FTTB supports two application scenarios: FTTB + LAN and FTTB + DSL.
Figure 5-2 shows the FTTB networking diagram using xPON technology.

Figure 5-2 FTTB Networking Diagram
 FTTB + LAN
In FTTB + LAN scenario, the existing CAT-5 twisted pair the building can be used to
save the cost of networking. OTLs are centrally placed in equipment room in a
building. ONU (LAN MDUs) are placed in low voltage box in buildings. ONU service
range is 100 m. IADs provide voice/data/video services. MDUs provide
broadband/narrowband services. It is recommended each PON connects to no
more than 16 MDUs.
 FTTB + DSL
In FTTB + DSL scenario, subscribers use VDSL2/ADSL2+ technology. OTLs are

centrally placed in equipment room in a building. ONU (DSL MDUs) are placed in
low voltage box in buildings. ONU service range is 500 m. The subscriber capacity
of a DSL MDU is larger than that of a LAN MDU. It is recommended each PON
connects to no more than 8 MDUs.
The ZXA10 C300/C320 works as the OLT in an FTTB network, and provides multiple
services including voice, IPTV, and the Internet service.

5.3 FTTO Networking Application
FTTO is to connect equipment in central office with office subscribers using optical fibers.
Devices uplinked to ONUs/ONTs are managed by subscribers. This application is also
named as FTTBusiness (Fiber To The Business).
Figure 5-3 shows the FTTO networking diagram using xPON technology.
Figure 5-3 FTTO Networking Diagram
In FTTO application, OLTs are placed in the equipment room in a building, layer one
splitters (split ratio 1:32 or 1:64) are placed on each floor or every two or three floors.
When there are more than 32/64 subscribers on a floor, layer one splitters are placed on
each floor. When there are less than 32/64 subscribers on a floor, several floor can share
a layer one splitter.
Trunk fibers are laid out from the OLT to splitter boxes in low voltage well. Fiber capacity
is decided by the quantities of subscriber and splitters.
FTTO is different from FTTH because FTTO usually support TDM dedicate line service
but not IPV service.

FTTO is suitable for government and enterprises, which require high level security. FTTO
integrates VPN isolation and LAN interconnection, provides differental networks to
government departments and enterprise subscribers.
The ZXA10 C300/C320 works as the OLT in an FTTO network, supports optical link
protection, supports SBU andMTU, provides multiple services including voice, the
Internet service (wireline or wireless) , video conference, as well as PBX access and
TDM dedicate line with perfect QoS guarantee.
5.4 FTTC Networking Application
FTTC are applied in residential areas and rural areas, as the complement of FTTB/FTTH.
In FTTC application, fibers are connected to the ONUs or DSLAMs on the streets,
twisted pair cables are connected to subscribers. The ONU capacity is larger than FTTB
+ DSL. ONUs are placed in OCCs, area equipment rooms, or outdoor cabinets.
Figure 5-4 shows the FTTC networking diagram using xPON technology.
Figure 5-4 FTTC Networking Diagram
FTTC is suitable for the developing information technology in rural area, and prevents the
trunk copper cable from being stolen.

OLTs are placed in equipment room in the county or district. DSL MDUs are placed in
villages. Using passive splitter, multiple areas and villages can share the trunk fiber and
save networking cost. It is recommended that the ratio of voice port to broadband port is
1:2 – 1:4.
The ZXA10 C300/C320 works as the OLT in an FTTC network, provides multiple
services including voice, video, and the Internet service.
5.5 FTTM Networking Application
In mobile 3G/LTE era, mobile base stations include traditional macro base stations and
micro base stations. LTE micro-stations, such as IPCO/enterprise-level Femtocell,
home-level Femtocell, are deployed to enhance subscriber capacity and bandwidth and
implement extensive service coverage.
Operators use PTN/IP RAN to connect LTE macro base stations. The networks covers
the location of existing 2G/3G macro base stations, and are extended to satisfy the high
density requirement of LTE. Small cell base stations require flexible carrier for cost and
construction consideration.
FTTM provides low cost and flexible mobile backhaul solution to operators by combining
traditional mobile backhaul to wirelilne access networks using the FTTx networks. FTTM
is a complement for those stations not covered by PTN/IPRAN. Many operators are
considering to use the FTTM solution based on PON technology to bear smallcells.
 FTTM bearing macro cell backhaul solution
FTTM macro cell bearing includes E1/T1 bearing of 2G base stations and Ethernet
base station bearing of 3G/LTE, see Figure 5-5.

Figure 5-5 FTTM Bearing Macro Cell Backhaul Networking Diagram
 Scenario 1: FTTM based on PON uses CES technology to terminate E1/T1

service on the OLT, and uses E1/STM-X interface to uplink to the exiting
SDH/MSTP network. The CES mobile backhaul service is encapsulated using
PWE3 over MEF.
 Scenario 2: For the backhaul service of 2G E1/T1, a gateway device

(Aggregation GW) is required on the peer end of the PSN to connect BSC
using E1/T1 interfaces. The CES mobile backhaul service between the ONU
and OLT is encapsulated using static PW/LSP. The CES mobile backhaul
service between the OLT and Aggr GW is encapsulated using dynamic
PW/LSP. The OLT supports TDM-relay function to convert static labels to
dynamic labels of TDM services.
 Scenario 3: For the Ethernet backhaul service of 3G/LTE, FTTM provides

xPON ONU or FE/GE P2P interfaces to connect the base stations. The OLT is
connected to the mobile core network via the PSN such as PTN/IPRAN. The
FTTM network supports Ethernet transparent transmission of backhaul service,
as well as the backhaul service conection to PSN network in MPLS L2VPN
mode.

 FTTM bearing smallcell backhaul solution
LTE smallcell network consists of smallcell base station, security gateway (SeGW),
access gateway (AG/AC/BRAS), 3GPP core network NE, NMS iAMS. Figure 5-6
shows the FTTM bearing smallcell backhaul solution.
Figure 5-6 FTTM Bearingsmallcell Backhaul Networking Diagram
The typical application of smallcells includes public area, enterprise, or home. The small
cell can be indoor device or outdoor device. The flexible FTTx networking base on PON
satisfies smallcell bearing of different applications.
According to requirements of different network coverage applications, smallcell base

stations can choose proper PON SFU or MDU to access the network.
According to the networking, the wireline OLT can be uplinked to the convergence ring
equipment of PTN/IPRAN or SR equipment of bearing network. The FTTM OLT provides
L2 Ethernet and L2VPN connection to uplink equipment. In another application, the OLT
keeps current connection on bearing network, and is connected to the mobile core
network via transportation network, the service model of mobile backhaul is the same as
before, connected to BRAS/SR device using L2.
The metropolitanarea core device is the GPS clock input node, provides synchronization
signal to mobile backhaul using synchronous Ethernet and 1588v2. In case the upper

layer devices do not support the delivery of time/clock, the OLT supports interface for
connecting an external clock or time source to satisfy the synchronization requirement.
5.6 FTTdp Networking Application
With the development of FTTH technology, ISPs are able to provide GE bandwidth to the
building and FE bandwidth to the home. Because the cost of FTTH application is
relatively high, ISPs begin to consider the cost effective application FTTdp, which enable
ISPs to deploy optical nodes more close to the subscribers. The FTTdp application
supports to use media such as twisted pair, Ethernet cable, coaxial cable, or power
cables to replace the optical fibers, and technologies such as VDSL, LAN, EOC, PLC,
and G.fast.
Compared with FTTB, the access devices DPUs in FTTdp application are more close to
subscriber terminals, usually less than 200 m. DPUs can be flexibly deployed in outdoor
area, eaves, basements, or inlets. DPUs are powered by the subscriber terminals and
require no configuration. .
FTTdp application is a complementary for FTTH application. FTTdp satisfies the OAM
requirements of FTTH and provides FE bandwidth to the home. In the early deployment
of FTTdp, subscriber terminals such as DSL modems and LAN modems can be reused.
Figure 5-7 shows the FTTdp networking diagram.
Figure 5-7 FTTdp Networking Diagram
RG: Residential Gateway CDN: Content Distribution Network

ZTE provides comprehensive end to end FTTdp solution. The ZXA10 C300 and ZXA10
C320 work as the OLT. The single port DPU F601D and multiple port DPU F611D
support multiple access modes (DSL, LAN). Other products include reversion power
supply module, NMS and OAM system.
FTTdp solution features the following.
 Supports to reuse the current copper cable at use side, saving cost and time.
 Supports FE bandwidth similar to FTTH with VDSL2 and G.fast.
 Supports reverse power supply to DPUs by CAT-5 twisted pair.
 Supports TR069 + OMCI management, consistent with FTTH.
 The current network satisfies the reverse power supply requirement of FTTdp.
 In the single port DPU and single user scenario, the reverse power supply module
PSE supports 8 W power supply for up to 200 m copper cable.
 In multiple port DPU scenario, the PSE decreases the power supply difference
between users to 5% by current equalization and power management. By
monitoring online status, the NMS controls the power supply switch of the PSE to
ensure the fair power supply.
5.7 FTTCable Networking Application
Cable TV service providers provides FTTCable solution to deploy DOCSIS technology in

FTTx applications. The FTTCable solution is a combination of xPON and DOCSIS EoC
(Ethernet over Coax) technologies.
 FTTCable application in FTTB scenario
In FTTB scenario, optical fibers are led in to buildings instead of copper cables to
provide higher bandwidth, see Figure 5-8.

Figure 5-8 FTTCable Application in FTTB Scenario
 PON OLTs are placed in the hub head end equipment room, where the
conventional large capacity CMTSs locate.
 Remote-CMTSdevices (CMC in the figure ) are places in corridors in a building.

Through built-in CATV input modules , remote-CMTS devices are connected
to Cable TV network. Through built-in ONU modules, remote-CMTS devices
are connected to OLTs in the equipment room.
 CMs are placed in subscriber homes. STBs and CMs provides interactive TV
service, VoIP service and high-speed Internet service.
 Between OLTs and remote-CMTS devices are the ODN network.

Remote-CMTS devices use the mature DOCSIS 3.0 technology, which
minimize the risk of change in network architecture and technology. Because
remote-CMTS optical nodes are close to subscribers, the network bandwidth
can be conveniently enhanced in the future.
ZXA10 C300/C320 FTTcable solution combines the advantage of optical fibers and
copper cables, providing flexible broadband access network. The FTTcable solution
consists of serial products, including FTTx CO and CPE devices, remote-CMTS CO and
CPE devices, and EMS. In the FTTcable scenario, the OLT provides centralized

management for remote-CMTS devices, including zero configuration, SNMP proxy, and
version upgrade.
 FTTCable application in FTTC scenario
In FTTC scenario, optical fiber are led in to residential areas with passive relay in
dense mode, see Figure 5-8.
Figure 5-9 FTTCable Application in FTTC Scenario
6 Interfaces
6.1 Maintenance Interfaces
Table 6-1 describes the ZXA10 C300/C320 maintenance interfaces.
Table 6-1 Maintenance Interfaces Description
Card Interface Function Specification
SCXN/SC CLI Local debugging, RS232 serial port, RJ-45

TM connected to RS232 interface.

serial port.
10/100M Local debugging. 10 M/100 M Base-T adaptive,

RJ-45 interface.
DIAG Local debugging and 100 M/1000 M Base-T adaptive,

service mirroring. RJ-45 interface.
SD Local debugging, SD card slot.

connected to external SD
card.
SMXA CLI Local debugging, RS232 serial port, RJ-45

connected to RS232 interface.
serial port.
10/100M Local debugging. 10 M/100 M Base-T adaptive,

RJ-45 interface.
GE/FE Local debugging, service 100 M/1000 M Base-T adaptive,

mirroring. RJ-45 interface.
6.2 Service Interfaces
Table 6-2 describes the ZXA10 C300/C320 service interfaces.
Table 6-2 Service Interfaces Description
GTGO/G GPON GPON subscriber access GPON SFP interface, including

TGH two types of optical modules:
Class B+, ClassC+, SC/PC
connector.
GTXO XG-PON XG-PON subscriber XG-PON XFP interface, including

access two types of optical modules: N1,

N2a, SC/PC connector.
FTGK P2P P2P subscriber access P2P CSFP interface, including

two types of optical modules: GE
P2P and FE P2P, LC/PC
connector.
CTLA SDH SDH uplink to TDM SDH interface, including two

network types of optical modules: STM-1,
STM-4, LC/PC connector.
CTUB Unbalanc Unbalanced E1 interface Unbalanced E1 interface.

edE1 uplink to TDM network
XUTQ 10GE 10GE interface uplink to 10GE SFP+ interface, including

10GE network four types of optical modules: 300
m, 10 km, 40 km, 80 km, LC/PC
connector.
XUVQ 10GE 10GE interface uplink to 10GE SFP+ interface, including

m, 10 km, 40 km, 80 km, LC/PC
connector.
GUFQ GE GE interface uplink to GE GE SFP interface, including five

network types of optical modules: 550 m,
10 km, 40 km, 80 km, 120 km,
LC/PC connector.
GUSQ GE GE interface uplink to GE GE SFP interface, including five

10 km, 40 km, 80 km, 120 km,
LC/PC connector.
GE GE interface uplink to GE GE RJ45 interface,

electrical network 10/100/1000M Base-T adaptive,
interface built-in indicators, CAT–5 twisted
pair.

HUTQ 10GE 10GE interface uplink to 10GE SFP+ interface, including

m, 10 km, 40 km, 80 km, LC/PC
connector.
GE GE interface uplink to GE GE SFP interface, including five

10 km, 40 km, 80 km, 120 km,
LC/PC connector.
HUVQ 10GE 10GE interface uplink to 10GE SFP+ interface, including

m, 10 km, 40 km, 80 km, LC/PC
connector.
GE GE interface uplink to GE GE SFP interface, including five

10 km, 40 km, 80 km, 120 km,
LC/PC connector.
GDFO GE GE interface uplink to GE GE SFP interface, including five

10 km, 40 km, 80 km, 120 km,
LC/PC connector.
7 Reliability Design
7.1 Hardware Reliability
Distributed Design
The ZXA10 C300/C320 uses distributed hardware architecture, implements distributed

process by modulized design of functions. Function modules include switching and
control module, service card module and uplink card module. Functions of modules are

independent and controlled by different processors. The fault of one processor does not
affect the running of the whole system.
Redundancy Design
The ZXA10 C300/C320 uses reliable design on key hardware components, including
active/backup protection, load sharing, hardware backup, which ensure reliability of the
hardware system.
 Card active/standby protection
Key components use multiple processors redundant technology. The switching and
control cards , power cards, and uplink cards adopt active and backup mechanism.
In proper status, the active components run, and the backup components keep
synchronization with the active one. Once an active component is faulty, the backup
component takes over the role of the active one to ensure the uninterrupted service.
 Load sharing
The switching and control cards support load sharing. In normal condition, both
switching and control cards are responsible for system control and service
processing. When one card is faulty, the other card performs system control and
service processing independently. Only the switching capacity is affected, the
services are not interrupted.
 Physical backup
The ZXA10 C300 supports enhanced fan box (two lines, 4-5 fans in each line) and
ensures that two fans run for the ventilation of each card. In case of any fan is faulty,
there is sufficient ventilation for each card.
7.2 Software Reliability
Fault Tolerant Ability

The ZXA10 C300/C320 supports periodical detection on software resources, task

monitoring, storage protection, data check, and operation logs to prevent system from
the impact of software faults and enhance the fault-tolerant ability of the software system.
Fault Monitoring and Processing
The ZXA10 C300/C320 supports automatic detection and diagnosis on sytem hardware
and software. The faulty hardware is automatically isolated, swapped, reset, or reloaded.
Hot Patch
When the equipment is running, the software may need error correct ion for bugs or
adaptation to add new function to satisfy service requirement. The conventional solution
is to shut down the equipment and upgrade the software version.
The ZXA10 C300/C320supports hot patch for switching and control card software, which
means the version of switching and control card can be online upgraded without
interrupting the service.
7.3 Data Reliability
The ZXA10 C300/C320 supports strict data protection mechanism.
 Supports real-time data synchronization and backup between the active and
backup modules. When the active module is faulty, the backup module becomes
the active module instantly, and the program and data takes effect at once.
 Supports automatic backup of active module database to the active module. When
the active module and backup module switches, the backup module can be reset
quickly.
7.4 Networking Reliability
The ZXA10 C300/C320 supports uplink trunk protection networking, dual uplink
networking, ring networking, and cascading networking. The ZXA10 C300/C320 supports

service and equipment protection on network side, and PON Type B/C protection and
span OLT Type B protection on service layer. Refer to for details.
8 Technical Specifications
8.1 Physical Specifications
Table 8-1 lists the indoor cabinet physical specifications.
Table 8-1 Indoor Cabinet Physical Specifications
Cabinet Cabinet Dimensions Cabinet Typical

(Height × Width × Depth) Weight Configuration
(Empty)
B6030-22C-I 2200 mm × 600 mm × 300 60 kg 2 × 19-inch ZXA10

A mm C300
B6030-22C-E 2200 mm × 600 mm × 300 60 kg 2 × 21-inch ZXA10

B mm C300
Table 8-2 lists the indoor cabinet physical specifications.
Table 8-2 Outdoor Cabinet Physical Specifications
Cabinet Cabinet Dimensions Cabinet Cabinet Battery Typical

(Height × Width × Weight Weight Weight Configur
Depth) (Empty) (Full) ation
EC40EB 1650 mm × 1400 mm × 255 kg 350 kg 123.2 kg 1×

550 mm ZXA10
C300
EC70E 900 mm × 800 mm × 82.5 kg 122.5 kg 24Ah: 8.4 2×

350 mm kg ZXA10
38Ah: C320

Cabinet Cabinet Dimensions Cabinet Cabinet Battery Typical

(Height × Width × Weight Weight Weight Configur
Depth) (Empty) (Full) ation
13.2 kg
50Ah: 18
kg
65Ah: 22
kg
EC90EB 1200 mm × 650 × 250 40 kg 71 kg 14 kg 1×

mm ZXA10
C320
Table 8-3 lists the ZXA10 C300/C320 shelf physical specifications.
Table 8-3 shelf Physical Specifications
Shelf Shelf Dimensions (Height × Shelf Weight (Empty)

Width × Depth)
19-inch ZXA10 C300 443.7 mm × 482.6 mm × 270 mm 12.5 kg

shelf
21-inch ZXA10 C300 449.2 mm × 535 mm × 270 mm 14 kg

shelf
ZXA10 C320 shelf 86.1 mm × 482.6 mm × 270 mm 2.5 kg
Table 8-4 lists the ZXA10 C300/C320 card physical specifications.
Table 8-4 Physical Specifications
Card Card Dimensions (Height × Width × Card Weight

Depth)
SCXN 395.5 mm × 25 mm × 225 mm 1.132 kg (without


Depth)
uplink interface)
1.145 kg (with uplink
interfaces)
SCTM 395.5 mm × 25 mm × 225 mm 1.062 kg (without

uplink interface)
1.075 kg (with uplink
interfaces)
SMXA 200.25 mm × 37 mm × 225 mm 1.140 kg
XUTQ 197.75 mm × 25 mm × 225 mm 0.514 kg
XUVQ 197.75 mm × 25 mm × 225 mm 0.514 kg
GUFQ 197.75 mm × 25 mm × 225 mm 0.506 kg
GUSQ 197.75 mm × 25 mm × 225 mm 0.466 kg
HUTQ 197.75 mm × 25 mm × 225 mm 0.420 kg
HUVQ 197.75 mm × 25 mm × 225 mm 0.420 kg
GTGH 395.5 mm × 22.5 mm × 225 mm 1.000 kg
GTGO 395.5 mm × 22.5 mm × 225 mm 0.925 kg
GTXO 395.5 mm × 22.5 mm × 225 mm 1.340 kg
CTLA 395.5 mm × 22.5 mm × 225 mm 0.752 kg
CTBB 395.5 mm × 22.5 mm × 225 mm 0.713 kg
CTTB 395.5 mm × 22.5 mm × 225 mm 0.713 kg
CTUB 395.5 mm × 22.5 mm × 225 mm 0.680 kg
GDFO 395.5 mm × 22.5 mm × 225 mm 0.755 kg


Depth)
FTGK 395.5 mm × 22.5 mm × 225 mm 1.510 kg
CICG 395.5 mm × 22.5 mm × 225 mm 0.719 kg
CICK 395.5 mm × 22.5 mm × 225 mm 0.750 kg
PRWG 197.75 mm × 25 mm × 225 mm 0.360 kg
PRWH 197.75 mm × 25 mm × 225 mm 0.360 kg
PRAM 200.25 mm × 37 mm × 225 mm 1.346 kg
MWIA/R 440 mm × 440 mm (Height × Width) 2.350 kg
MWEA/R 440 mm × 481 mm (Height × Width) 2.570 kg
MWMT 81 mm × 411 mm (Height × Width) 0.395 kg
Table 8-5 lists the ZXA10 C300/C320 fan box physical specifications.
Table 8-5 Fan Box Physical Specifications
Fan Box Fan Box Dimensions (Height × Width × Fan Box Weight
Depth)
19-inch ZXA10 43.6 mm × 437 mm × 258.1 mm 2.420 kg (single-line

C300 fan box (single-line fans) fans)
43.6 mm × 437 mm × 258.7 mm (dual-line 3.100 kg (dual-line
fans) fans)
21-inch ZXA10 43.6 mm × 490.5 mm × 258.1 mm 2.520 kg (single-line

C300 fan box (single-line fans) fans)
43.6 mm × 490.5 mm × 258.7 mm 3.240 kg (dual-line
(dual-line fans) fans)
ZXA10 C320 fan 84.3 mm × 35.8 mm × 247.9 mm 0.425 kg

Fan Box Fan Box Dimensions (Height × Width × Fan Box Weight
Depth)
box
8.2 Performance Specifications
System Performance
Table 8-6 lists the ZXA10 C300/C320 system performance specifications.
Table 8-6 System Performance Specifications
Parameter Description
Switching capacity of backplane bus ZXA10 C300: 6.4 Tbit/s

ZXA10 C320: 520 Gbit/s
Switching capacity of system layer 2 Line speed forwarding

packet forwarding rate
Switching and control card SCXN: 480 Gbit/s

SCTM: 2.56 Tbit/s
SMXA: 128 Gbit/s
Switching and forwarding delay Upstream: ≤600 us

Downstream: ≤200 us
Full load bit error rate <10 e-9 (full load transmission)
System Configuration
Table 8-7 lists the ZXA10 C300/C320 system configuration.

Table 8-7 System Configuration
Item ZXA10 C300 ZXA10 C320

Configuration Configuration
Management interface One serial interface One serial interface

(RS232) (RS232)
One out-of-band NM One out-of-band NM
interface (10/100BaseT) interface (10/100BaseT)
Monitoring interface External environment External environment

monitoring box interface monitoring box interface
(serial), interfaces for (serial), trunk node digital
temperature, humidity, input/output interface
smog, flood, and security,
trunk node digital
input/output interface
GPON interface 256/224 32
XG-PON interface 64 16
Access GE interface 96 48
Access P2P GE interface 480 96
Uplink GE interface 8 4 optical +2 electrical
Uplink 10GE interface SCXN: 4 2

SCTM: 16
Interface Type and Quantity
Table 8-8 lists the ZXA10 C300/C320 management interface.
Table 8-8 Management Interfaces
Interface Type Interface Card Interface Quantity
ZXA10 C300 ZXA10 C320

ZXA10 C300 ZXA10 C320
Out-of-band NM SCXN/SCTM SMXA 1

interface (RJ45)
Local serial SCXN/SCTM SMXA 1

interface (console)
Table 8-9 lists the ZXA10 C300 uplink interfaces.
Table 8-9 ZXA10 C300 Uplink t Interfaces
GE optical interface GUFQ 4
GUSQ 4
HUVQ 2
HUTQ 2
10GE optical interface XUTQ 4
XUVQ 4
HUVQ 2
HUTQ 2
STM-1 optical interface CTLA 2
STM-4 optical interface CTLA 1
E1 electrical interface CTUB/CTBB 32
T1 electrical interface CTTB 32

Table 8-10 lists the ZXA10 C320 uplink interfaces.
Table 8-10 ZXA10 C320 Uplink t Interfaces
GE electrical interface SMXA + UCDC1/2/3/4 1
GE optical interface SMXA + UCDC1/2/3/4 2/1/1/2
10GE optical interface SMXA + UCDC2/3 1/1
Table 8-11 lists the ZXA10 C300/C320 access interfaces.
Table 8-11 ZXA10 C300/C320 Access Interfaces
GPON GTGO 8
GTGH 16
XG-PON GTXO 8
GE FTGK 24
GDFO 8
P2P FTGK 48
8.3 Power Consumption
Table 8-12 lists the ZXA10 C300 shelf power consumption.

Table 8-12 ZXA10 C300 Shelf Power Consumption
Service Static Maximu Typical Card Configuration

Power m Power Power
Consu Consum Consum
mption ption ption
P2P 250 1520 1480 2 ╳ SCTM + 2 ╳ XUVQ + 2 ╳

PRWH + 10 ╳ FTGK + 6 ╳
GTGH
GPON 200 800 720 2 ╳ SCXN + 2 ╳ HUVQ + 2 ╳

PRWH + 16 ╳ GTGH
XG-PON 250 1680 1610 2 ╳ SCTM + 2 ╳ XUVQ + 2

╳ PRWH + 8 ╳ GTXO + 8 ╳
GTGH
Notes:
The power consumption of shelf is measured under the condition of -48 V DC power
supply and 25 ℃ indoor temperature.
• Static power consumption: system is powered on and all subscriber ports are
deactivated.
• Maximum power consumption: system is powered on and all subscriber ports are
activated.
• Typical power consumption: system is powered on and 50% subscriber ports are
activated.
Table 8-13 lists the ZXA10 C320 shelf power consumption.

Table 8-13 ZXA10 C320 Shelf Power Consumption
Service Static Maximu Typical Card Configuration

Power m Power Power
Consu Consum Consum
mption ption ption
P2P 85 275 240 2 ╳ SMXA + 2 ╳ FTGK
GPON 85 145 135 2 ╳ SMXA + 2 ╳ GTGH
Table 8-14 lists the ZXA10 C300/C320 card power consumption.
Table 8-14 Card Power Consumption
Card Power Consumption (W)
SCXN (without uplink interface) Static: 70, maximum: 70, typical: 70
SCXN (with uplink interface) Static: 75, maximum: 75, typical: 75
SCTM (without uplink interface) Static: 110, maximum: 110, typical: 110
SCTM (without uplink interface) Static: 115, maximum: 115, typical: 115
SMXA+ UCDC1 Static: 23, maximum: 23, typical: 23
XUTQ Static: 22, maximum: 22, typical: 20
XUVQ Static: 25, maximum: 25, typical: 23
GUFQ Static: 7, maximum: 5, typical: 4
GUSQ Static: 7, maximum: 5, typical: 4

Card Power Consumption (W)
HUVQ Static: 15 maximum: 15, typical: 13
HUTQ Static: 15, maximum: 15, typical: 13
GTGO Static: 5, maximum: 35, typical: 30
GTGH Static: 5, maximum: 65, typical: 55
GTXO Static: 5, maximum: 100, typical: 90
GDFO Static: 5, maximum: 30, typical: 27
FTGK (GE) Static: 5, maximum: 85, typical: 75
CTLA Static: 35 maximum: 35, typical: 34
CTBB Static: 24 maximum: 24, typical: 20
CTTB Static: 24, maximum: 24, typical: 20
CTUB Static: 16, maximum: 16, typical: 14
PRWG 5
PRWH 5
CICK 5
CICG 5
Table 8-15 lists the ZXA10 C300/C320 fan box power consumption.
Table 8-15 Fan Box Power Consumption
Fan box Power Consumption (W)
19-inch ZXA10 C300 fan box (single-line Static: 9, maximum: 80, typical: 35
fans)

Fan box Power Consumption (W)
19-inch ZXA10 C300 fan box (dual-line Static: 11, maximum: 180, typical: 75
fans)
21-inch ZXA10 C300 fan box (single-line Static: 9, maximum: 80, typical: 35
fans)
21-inch ZXA10 C300 fan box (dual-line Static: 11, maximum: 180, typical: 75
fans)
ZXA10 C320 fan box Static: 4, maximum: 20, typical: 15
Notes:
The power consumption of cards and fan boxes is measured under the condition of -48 V
DC power supply and 25 ℃ indoor temperature.
8.4 Interface Specifications
8.4.1 XG-PON Interface
Table 8-16 lists the XG-PON optical module specifications.
Table 8-16 XG-PON Optical Module Specifications
Item Single Fiber Single Fiber

Bidirectional Optical Bidirectional Optical
Module, N1 Module, N2a
SN 1 2
Operating wavelength Tx: 1577 nm Tx: 1577 nm
Rx: 1270nm Rx: 1270 nm
Encapsulation mode XFP XFP


Module, N1 Module, N2a
Bandwidth Tx: 10 Gbit/s Tx: 10 Gbit/s
Rx: 2.488 Gbit/s Rx: 2.488 Gbit/s
Minimum output optical 2 dBm 4 dBm

power
Maximum output optical 6 dBm 8 dBm

power
Maximum receiver -27.5 dBm -29.5 dBm

sensitivity
Optical connector type SC/UPC SC/UPC
Optical fiber type Single mode Single mode
Transmission distance 20 km 20 km
Saturation optical power -7 dBm -9 dBm
Extinction ratio 8.2 dB 8.2 dB
8.4.2 GPON Interface
Table 8-17 lists the GPON optical module specifications.
Table 8-17 GPON Optical Module Specifications

Module, Class B+ Module, Class C+
SN 1 2


Module, Class B+ Module, Class C+
Operating wavelength Tx: 1490nm Tx: 1490 nm
Rx: 1310nm Rx: 1310 nm
Encapsulation mode SFP SFP
Bandwidth Tx: 2.488 Gbit/s Tx: 2.488 Gbit/s
Rx: 1.244 Gbit/s Rx: 1.244 Gbit/s
Minimum output optical 1.5 dBm 3.0 dBm

power
Maximum output optical 5.0 dBm 7.0 dBm

power

sensitivity
Optical connector type SC/PC SC/PC
Transmission distance 20.0 km 20.0 km
Saturation optical power -8.0 dBm -12.0 dBm
8.4.3 10GE Interface
Table 8-18 lists the single channel dual fiber bidirectional 10GE optical module
specifications.

Table 8-18 Single Channel Dual Fiber Bidirectional 10GE Optical Module
Specifications
Item Single Channel Dual Fiber Bidirectional Optical Module
SN 1 2 3 4 5
Operating 850 nm 1310 nm 1310 nm 1550 nm 1550 nm

wavelength
Encapsulation SFP+ SFP+ SFP+ SFP+ SFP+

mode
Bandwidth 10.3125 10.3125 10.3125 10.3125 10.3125

Gbit/s Gbit/s Gbit/s Gbit/s Gbit/s
Minimum -5.0dBm -8.2dBm 1dBm -4.7dBm 0.0dBm

output optical
power
Maximum -1.0dBm 0.5dBm 5.0dBm 4.0dBm 4.0dBm

output optical
power
Maximum -9.9dBm -14.4dBm -15dBm -15.8dBm -24dBm

receiver
sensitivity
Optical LC LC LC LC LC
connector type
Optical fiber Multi mode Single mode Single Single mode Single
type mode mode
Transmission 0.3 km 10.0 km 10.0 km 40.0 km 80.0 km

distance
Saturation 0.5dBm 0.5dBm 0.5dBm -1.0dBm -7.0dBm

optical power
Extinction ratio 3dB 3.5dB 3.5dB 7.2dB 9dB

Table 8-19 lists the single channel single fiber bidirectional 10GE optical module
specifications.
Table 8-19 Single Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional 10GE Optical Module
Specifications
Item Single Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional Optical

Module
SN 1 2
Operating wavelength Tx: 1330 nm Tx: 1270 nm
Rx: 1270 nm Rx: 1330 nm
Encapsulation mode SFP+ SFP+
Bandwidth 10.3125 Gbit/s 10.3125 Gbit/s
Minimum output optical -5.2 dBm -5.2 dBm

power
Maximum output optical 0.5 dBm 0.5 dBm

power

sensitivity
Optical connector type LC LC
Transmission distance 15.0 km 15.0 km
Saturation optical power 0.5 dBm 0.5 dBm

8.4.4 GE Interface
Table 8-20 lists the single channel dual fiber bidirectional GE optical module
specifications.
Table 8-20 Single Channel Dual Fiber Bidirectional GE Optical Module Specifications
Item Single Channel Dual Fiber Bidirectional Optical Module
SN 1 2 3 4 5
Operating wavelength 850 nm 1310 nm 1310 nm 1550 nm 1550 nm
Encapsulation mode SFP SFP SFP SFP SFP
Bandwidth 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25

Gbit/s Gbit/s Gbit/s Gbit/s Gbit/s
Minimum output optical -9.5 dBm -9.0 dBm -4.5 dBm 0 dBm 0 dBm
power
Maximum output optical -4.0 dBm -3.0 dB 5.0 dBm 5.0 dBm 5.0 dBm
power
Maximum receiver -17.0 -20.0 -22.0 -22.0 -30.0

sensitivity dBm dBm dBm dBm dBm
Optical connector type LC LC LC LC LC
Optical fiber type Multi Single Single Single Single

mode mode mode mode mode
Transmission distance 0.55 km 10.0 km 40.0 km 80.0 km 120.0 km
Saturation optical power -3.0 dBm -3.0 dBm -3.0 dBm -3.0 dBm -3.0 dBm
Extinction ratio 9.0 dB 9.0 dB 9.0 dB 9.0 dB 9.0 dB
Table 8-21 lists the single channel single fiber bidirectional GE optical module
specifications.

Table 8-21 Single Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional GE Optical Module Specifications
Item Single Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional Optical

Module
SN 1 2 3 4
Operating wavelength Tx: 1310 Tx: 1490 Tx: 1310 Tx: 1490
nm nm nm nm
Rx: 1490 Rx: 1310 Rx: 1490 Rx: 1310

nm nm nm nm
Encapsulation mode SFP SFP SFP SFP
Bandwidth 1.25 Gbit/s 1.25 Gbit/s 1.25 Gbit/s 1.25 Gbit/s
Minimum output optical -9.0 dBm -9.0 dBm -3.0 dBm -3.0 dBm
power
Maximum output optical -3.0 dBm -3.0 dBm 3.0 dBm 3.0 dBm
power
Maximum receiver -19.5 dBm -19.5 dBm -23 dBm -23 dBm
sensitivity
Optical connector type LC LC LC LC
Optical fiber type Single Single Single Single

mode mode mode mode
Transmission distance 10.0 km 10.0 km 40.0 km 40.0 km
Saturation optical power 3.0 dBm 3.0 dBm 3.0 dBm 3.0 dBm
Extinction ratio 6.0 dB 6.0 dB 9.0 dB 9.0 dB
Table 8-22 lists dual channel single fiber bidirectional GE optical module specifications.

Table 8-22 Dual Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional GE Optical Module Specifications
Item Dual Channel Single Fiber

Bidirectional Optical Module option2
Operating wavelength Tx: 1490 nm
Rx: 1310 nm
Encapsulation mode CSFP
Bandwidth 1.25 Gbit/s
Minimum output optical power -9.0 dBm
Maximum output optical power -3.0 dBm
Maximum receiver sensitivity -19.5 dBm
Optical connector type LC
Optical fiber type Single mode
Transmission distance 10.0 km
Saturation optical power -3.0 dBm
Extinction ratio 6.0 dB
Table 8-23 lists GE electrical interface specifications.
Table 8-23 GE Electrical Interface Specifications
Item 1000Base-T RJ45 Electrical Interface
Interface type RJ-45 (TPI)
Interface rate Full duplex 10/100/1000 Mbps
Maximum transmission distance 100 m

Item 1000Base-T RJ45 Electrical Interface
Standard compliance IEEE 802.3u
Cable type CAT-5 twisted pair
8.4.5 FE Interface
Table 8-24 lists the single channel dual fiber bidirectional FGE optical module
specifications.
Table 8-24 Single Channel Dual Fiber Bidirectional FE Optical Module Specifications
Item Single Channel Dual Fiber Bidirectional Optical

Module
SN 1 2 3 4
Operating wavelength 1310 nm 1310 nm 1550 nm 1550 nm
Bandwidth 155 Mbit/s 155 Mbit/s 155 Mbit/s 155 Mbit/s
power
Maximum output optical -8.0 dBm 0.0 dBm 3.0 dBm 5.0 dBm
power
Maximum receiver -31.0 dBm -36.0 dBm -37.0 dBm -37.0 dBm
sensitivity

mode mode mode mode
Transmission distance 15 km 40.0 km 80.0 km 80 km – 100


Module
km
Saturation optical power -8.0 dBm -10.0 dBm -10.0 dBm -10.0 dBm
Table 8-25 lists dual channel single fiber bidirectional FE optical module specifications.
Table 8-25 Dual Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional FE Optical Module Specifications
Item Dual Channel Single Fiber

Bidirectional Optical Module option2
Operating wavelength Tx: 1490 nm
Rx: 1310 nm
Encapsulation mode CSFP
Bandwidth 125 Mbit/s
Minimum output optical power -14 dBm
Maximum output optical power -8 dBm
Maximum receiver sensitivity -28 dBm
Optical connector type LC
Optical fiber type Single mode
Transmission distance 10 km
Saturation optical power -8 dBm
Extinction ratio 8 dB

8.4.6 E1/T1 Interface
Table 8-26 lists the E1/ T1 interface specifications.
Table 8-26 E1/T1 Interface Specifications
Item Specification
Interface type E1 (ITU-T G.703) T1 (ITU-T G.703)
Interface rate 2.048 Mbps 1.544 Mbps
Cable Twisted pair (100 Ω), Twisted pair (100 Ω)

coaxial cable (75 Ω)
Maximum transmission 50 m (twisted pair) , 100 m 50 m

distance (coaxial cable )
Resistance 120 Ω (balanced) 100 Ω
Jittering and drifting In compliance with ITU In compliance with ITU

G.823 G.824
8.4.7 STM-N Interface
Table 8-27 lists the single channel dual fiber bidirectional STM-1 optical module
specifications.
Table 8-27 Single Channel Dual Fiber Bidirectional STM-1 Optical Module
Specifications

Module
SN 1 2 3 4
Operating wavelength 1310 nm 1310 nm 1550 nm 1550 nm


Module
Bandwidth 155 Mbit/s 155 Mbit/s 155 Mbit/s 155 Mbit/s
power
Maximum output optical -8.0 dBm 0.0 dBm 3.0 dBm 5.0 dBm
power
Maximum receiver -31.0 dBm -37.0 dBm -37.0 dBm -37.0 dBm
sensitivity

mode mode mode mode
Transmission distance 15 km 40.0 km 80.0 km 80~100 km
Saturation optical power -8.0 dBm -10.0 dBm -10.0 dBm -10.0 dBm
Table 8-28 lists the STM-4 optical module specifications.
Table 8-28 STM-4 Optical Module Specifications
Item STM-4 622M Optical Module
SN 1 2 3
Operating wavelength 1310 nm 1310 nm 1550 nm
Encapsulation mode SFP SFP SFP
Bandwidth 622 Mbit/s 622 Mbit/s 622 Mbit/s
Minimum output optical -15.0 dBm -2 dBm -2 dBm

Item STM-4 622M Optical Module
power
Maximum output optical -8.0 dBm 2 dBm 2 dBm

power
Maximum receiver -31.0 dBm -28 dBm -31 dBm

sensitivity
Optical connector type LC LC LC
8.4.8 Clock Interface
Table 8-29 lists the E12 interface specifications.
Table 8-29 T12 Interface Specifications
Item Specification
Interface type RJ48C Micro coaxial
Bit rate 2048 kHz 2048 kHz
Cable type Balanced cable Micro coaxial cable
Test load resistance 120 Ω 75 Ω
Maximum voltage peak value 1.9 V 1.5 V

(Vop)
Minimum voltage peak value 1.0 V 0.75 V

(Vop)
Maximum jitter on the output Refer to Table 5/G.823

port
Frequency accuracy of the 4.6 ppm, refer to ITU-T Rec. G.813

output interface

Item Specification
Jitter tolerance of the input Refer to ITU-T Rec. G.813

port
Table 8-30 lists the E12 interface specifications.
Table 8-30 E12 Interface Specifications
Item Specification
Interface type RJ48C Coaxial
Bit rate 2048 kbit/s. 2048 kbit/s.
Cable type Balanced cable Coaxial cable
Test load resistance 120 Ω 75 Ω
Coding mode HDB3
Maximum voltage of the 3V 2.37 V

pulse template
Voltage range (with no pulse) 0 ± 0.3 V 0 ± 0.237 V
Pulse width 244 ns
Positive to negative level 0.95 to 1.05

amplitude ratio at the pulse
interval center
Positive to negative pulse 0.95 to 1.05

width ratio at the middle point
of nominal amplitude
Jitter range of the output port Refer to G.823 5.1
Jitter tolerance of the input Refer to G.823 7.1

port

Item Specification
Minimum return loss of the 6 dB (51 kHz – 102 kHz) ；

output port
8 dB (102 kHz – 3072 kHz)
Table 8-31 lists the 1PPS + TOD interface specifications.
Table 8-31 1PPS + TOD Interface Specifications
Item Specification
Interface type RJ45
Power level 422
1PPS specification The rising edge indicates the accurate time edge (start
point of a second), the rising time is less than 50 ns,
the pulse width should be 20 ms – 200 ms.
TOD specification TOD message default baud rate is 9600, no parity,

one start bit (low voltage), one stop bit (high volage),
idle frame is high volage, 8 bits. TOD message is
transmitted 1 ms after the 1PPS rising edge and within
500 ms. The TOD message indicates the rising time.
TOD message transmission frequency is 1 Hz.
8.5 Reliability Specifications
Table 8-32 lists the ZXA10 C300/C320 reliability specifications.

Table 8-32 Reliability Specifications
Item Specification
System redundancy Supports redundancy of switching and

control cards, uplink card, power cards
and fans .
Typical configuration availability >99.999%
MTBF 11 year
MTTR 30 minute
9 Environment Requirements
9.1 Power Requirements
Table 9-1 lists the ZXA10 C300/C320 power requirements.
Table 9-1 ZXA10 C300/C320 Power Requirements
Item Specification
Operating voltage (standard Rated voltage: -48 V DC

configuration)
Voltage range: -48 V ± 20%
Operating voltage (CIS country Rated voltage: -60 V DC

configuration)
Voltage range: -60 V ± 20%
Operating current ZXA10 C300: ≤40 A
ZXA10 C320: ≤6 A
Table 9-2 lists the indoor cabinet power requirements.

Table 9-2 Indoor Cabinet Power Requirements
Item Specification
Power supply mode DC, AC
Rated voltage DC: -48 V/ -60 V
AC: 220 V/110 V
Voltage range DC: -48 V ± 20%, -60 V ± 20%
AC: 85 V – 300 V
Maximum input current DC: 80 A
AC: 40 A
Table 59 lists the outdoor cabinet power requirements.
Table 9-3 Outdoor Cabinet Power Requirements
Item Specification
Power supply mode AC
Rated voltage 220 V
Voltage range EC40EB: 85 V – 300 V
EC70E: 100 V – 240 V
EC90EB: 85 V – 300 V
Maximum input current EC40EB: 40 A
EC70E: 20 A
EC90EB: 10 A

9.2 Operating Environment
Climate Environment
Table 9-4 lists the operating climate environment requirements.
Table 9-4 Operating Climate Requirements
Item ZXA10 C300 Requirements ZXA10 C320 Requirements
Temperature -25 ℃ – 55 ℃ -40°C – 65°C
Temperature ≤3 ℃/min ≤3 ℃/min

change ratio
Relative 5% – 95% 5% – 95%

humidity
Altitude ≤4000 m ≤4000 m
Air pressure 70 kPa – 106 kPa 70 kPa – 106 kPa
Sun radiation ≤720 W/m2 ≤720 W/m2
Heat ≤600 W/m2 ≤600 W/m2

dissipation
Wind speed ≤5 m/s ≤5 m/s
– The temperature and humidity values are measured from 1.5 m height above the
floor and 0.6 m in front of the cabinet without front and back protection panels.
Biological Environment
 Protection from biological generation, such as fungi and leaf mold.
 Protection from rodents, such as a mouse.

Air Cleanness
 No explosive, electronically conductive, magnetically conductive, or erosive dust

exists.
 The mechanical active materials concentration meets the requirements, as listed in

Table 9-5.
 The chemical active materials concentration meets the requirements, as listed in

Table 9-6.
Table 9-5 Operating Mechanical Active Materials Concentration
Mechanical Active Unit Value

Material
Floating dust mg/m3 ≤0.40
Sediment dust mg/m2·h ≤15.00
Sands mg/m3 ≤300.00
– Floating dust: diameter ≤ 75 μm
– Sediment dust: 75 μm ≤ diameter ≤ 150 μm
– Sands: 150 μm ≤ diameter ≤ 1000 μm
Table 9-6 Operating Chemical Active Materials Concentration
Chemical Active Material Unit Value
SO2 mg/m3 ≤0.30
H2S mg/m3 ≤0.03
NH3 mg/m3 ≤1.00
Cl2 mg/m3 ≤0.10

Mechanical Stress
Table 9-7 lists the operating mechanical stress requirements.
Table 9-7 Operating Mechanical Stress Requirements
Item Sub-Item Range
Sinusoidal vibration Location drift ≤3.50 mm -
Acceleration - ≤10.00 m/s2
Frequency 2 Hz – 9 Hz 9 Hz – 200 Hz
Unsteady impact Impact response ≤40.00 m/s2

spectrum II
Static load 0
– Impact response spectrum: The maximum acceleration responding curve under

regulated impact excitation. Impact response spectrum II: The lasting time of
semi-sinusoidal impact response spectrum is 22 ms.
– Static load: Packed equipment top pressure endurance in regulated stacking way.
9.3 Transportation Environment
Climate Environment
Table 9-8 lists the transportation climate environment requirements.
Table 9-8 Transportation Climate Requirements
Item Range
Temperature -40 ℃ – 70 ℃

Item Range
Temperature change ratio ≤3 ℃/min
Relative humidity 5% – 95%
Air pressure 70 kPa – 106 kPa
Sun radiation ≤1120 W/m2
Heat dissipation ≤600 W/m2
Wind speed ≤30 m/s
Water Proof Requirement
The water proof requirements during the transportation are as follows:
 The package should be in good condition.
 Transportation vehicles must have waterproof measures and are protected from
rain.
 There should be no accumulated water in the transportation vehicles.
Air Cleanness

exists.

Table 9-9.


Table 9-10.
Table 9-9 Transportation Mechanical Active Materials Concentration

Material
Floating dust mg/m3 -
Sands mg/m3 ≤100
Table 9-10 Transportation Chemical Active Materials Concentration
SO2 mg/m3 ≤0.30
H2 S mg/m3 ≤0.10
NO2 mg/m3 ≤0.50
NH3 mg/m3 ≤1.00
Cl2 mg/m3 ≤0.10
HCl mg/m3 ≤0.10
HF mg/m3 ≤0.01
O3 mg/m3 ≤0.05

Mechanical Stress
Table 9-11 lists the transportation mechanical stress requirements.
Table 9-11 Transportation Mechanical Stress Requirements
Item Sub-Item Range
Sinusoidal Location drift ≤3.50 mm - -

vibration
Acceleration - ≤10.00 m/s2 ≤15.00 m/s2
Frequency 2 Hz – 9 Hz 9 Hz – 200 Hz 200 Hz – 500

Hz
Random Acceleration 1 m2/s3 0.30 m2/s3 0.30 m2/s3

vibration
Frequency 10 Hz – 200 Hz 200 Hz – 500 500 Hz – 1000
Hz Hz
Unsteady Impact ≤300 m/s2

impact response
spectrum II
Static load ≤5 kPa

9.4 Storage Environment
Climate Environment
Table 9-12 lists the storage climate environment requirements.

Table 9-12 Storage Climate Requirements
Item Range
Temperature -40 ℃ – 70 ℃
Temperature change ratio ≤1 ℃/min
Relative humidity 5% – 95%
Air pressure 70 kPa – 106 kPa
Sun radiation ≤1120 W/m2
Water Proof Requirement
The equipment should be stored indoors. No accumulated water appears on the storage
floor and no leakage from the ceiling. The equipment should be stored out of the possible
leakage places, such as the auto fire control facilities and water-heating system.
Air Cleanness

exists.

Table 9-13.

Table 9-14.

Table 9-13 Storage Mechanical Active Materials Concentration

Material
Floating dust mg/m3 ≤5.00
Sands mg/m3 ≤300.00
Table 9-14 Storage Chemical Active Materials Concentration
SO2 mg/m3 ≤0.30
H2 S mg/m3 ≤0.10
NO2 mg/m3 ≤0.50
NH3 mg/m3 ≤1.00
Cl2 mg/m3 ≤0.10
O3 mg/m3 ≤0.05
Mechanical Stress
Table 9-15 lists the storage mechanical stress requirements. .

Table 9-15 Storage Mechanical Stress Requirements
Item Sub-Item Range
Sinusoidal vibration Location drift ≤1.50 mm -
Acceleration - ≤5.00 m/s2
Frequency 2 Hz – 9 Hz 9 Hz – 200 Hz
Unsteady impact Impact response

spectrum II ≤40.00 m/s2
Static load ≤5 kPa

10 Protocols and Standards
10.1 Software Standards
Table 10-1 lists the software standards that the ZXA10 C300/C320 complies with.
Table 10-1 Software Standards
Standard No. Standard Name
Services Architecture
TR-101 Migration to Ethernet-Based DSL Aggregation
TR-156 Using GPON Access in the context of TR-101

TR-177 IPv6 in the context of TR-101
TR-187 IPv6 for PPP Broadband Access
TR-142 Framework for TR-069 enabled PON devices
MEF9 Abstract Test Suite for Ethernet Services at the UNI
GPON
ITU-T G.984.1 General characteristics
ITU-T G.984.2 Physical Media Dependent (PMD) layer specification
ITU-T G.984.3 Transmission convergence layer specification
ITU-T G.984.4 ONT management and control interface specification
ITU-T G.984.5 Gigabit-capable Passive Optical Networks (G-PON):

Enhancement band
ITU-T G.984.6 Gigabit-capable passive optical networks (GPON): Reach

extension
ITU-T G.sup45 GPON power conservation
ITU-T G.988 ONU management and control interface (OMCI) specification
XG-PON
ITU-T G.987.1 10-Gigabit-capable passive optical networks (XG-PON):

General requirements

Physical media dependent (PMD) layer specification

Transmission convergence (TC) specifications
Ethernet

IEEE Std 802.1D Edition Media Access Control (MAC) bridge
IEEE 802.1p LAN Layer 2 QoS/CoS Protocol for Traffic Prioritization
IEEE 802.1q IEEE standard for local and metropolitan area networks
Virtual Bridged Local Area Networks
IEEE Std 802.2 Logic link control
IEEE Std 802.3 Carrier sense multiple access with Collision Detection
(CSMA/CD) Access Method and Physical Layer
Specifications
IEEE Std 802.3ad link aggregation
IEEE Std 802.1ax
IEEE Std 802.1d Edition, Spanning Tree Protocol
IEEE Std 802.1w Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
IEEE Std 802.1s Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol
DHCP
RFC2131 Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
RFC2132 DHCP Options and BOOTP Vendor Extensions
RFC3046 DHCP Relay Agent Information Option
RFC3315 Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol for IPv6 (DHCPv6)
PPPoE+
RFC2516 A Method for Transmitting PPP Over Ethernet (PPPoE)
IPv4
RFC 768 User Datagram Protocol

RFC 783 TFTP Protocol (revision 2)
RFC 791 Internet Protocol
RFC 792 Internet Control Message Protocol
RFC 793 Transmission Control Protocol
RFC 826 Ethernet Address Resolution Protocol
RFC 854 Telnet Protocol Specification
RFC 959 File Transfer Protocol
RFC 1305 Network Time Protocol (Version 3)Specification,

Implementation and Analysis
RFC 5905 The NTP Client support NTP Version 4
RFC 4251 The Secure Shell (SSH) Protocol Architecture
RFC 2138 Remote Authentication Dial In User Service (RADIUS)
RFC 2328 OSPF Version 2
RFC 1058 Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
RFC 1771 A Border Gateway Protocol 4 (BGP-4)
RFC 2131 Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
RFC 3046 DHCP Relay Agent Information Option
IPv6
RFC 2460 Internet Protocol, Version 6 (IPv6) Specification
RFC 4861 Neighbor Discovery for IP version 6 (IPv6)
RFC 4862 IPv6 Stateless Address Autoconfiguration

RFC 4443 Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMPv6) for the Internet
Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) Specification
RFC 2526 Reserved IPv6 Subnet Anycast Addresses
RFC 3306 Unicast-Prefix-based IPv6 Multicast Addresses
RFC 3484 Default Address Selection for Internet Protocol version 6

(IPv6)
RFC 3513 Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) Addressing Architecture
RFC 4291 IP Version 6 Addressing Architecture
RFC 2374 An IPv6 Aggregatable Global Unicast Address Format
RFC 3587 IPv6 Global Unicast Address Format
RFC 4007 IPv6 Scoped Address Architecture
RFC 4193 Unique Local IPv6 Unicast Addresses
RFC 2464 Transmission of IPv6 Packets over Ethernet Networks
draft-krishnan-6man-r Line identification in IPv6 Router Solicitation messages

s-mark
draft-ietf-dhc-dhcpv6-l Lightweight DHCPv6 Relay Agent

dra
draft-gundavelli-v6ops Unicast Transmission of IPv6 Multicast Messages on Link-

-l2-unicast layer
Multicast
RFC1112 Host Extensions for IP Multicasting
RFC 2236 Internet Group Management Protocol, Version 2
RFC 3376 Internet Group Management Protocol, Version 3

RFC 2710 Multicast Listener Discovery (MLD) for IPv6
RFC 3569 An Overview of Source-Specific Multicast (SSM)
RFC 3590 Source Address Selection for the Multicast Listener Discovery
(MLD) Protocol
RFC 4541 Considerations for Internet Group Management Protocol

(IGMP) and Multicast Listener Discovery (MLD) Snooping
Switches
RFC 3810 Multicast Listener Discovery Version 2 (MLDv2) for IPv6
RFC 4604 Using Internet Group Management Protocol Version 3

(IGMPv3) and Multicast Listener Discovery Protocol Version 2
(MLDv2) for Source-Specific Multicast.
RFC 4605 Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) / Multicast

Listener Discovery (MLD)-Based Multicast Forwarding
("IGMP/MLD Proxying")
LDP
RFC 3036 Label Distribution Protocol (LDP) Specification
RFC 5283 Establishment of LSPs across multiple IGP areas
RFC 3478 Graceful Restart Mechanism for Label Distribution Protocol
RFC 5036 LDP Specification
RFC 3037 LDP Applicability
RFC 3215 LDP State Machine
RFC 3612 Applicability Statement for Restart Mechanisms for the Label
Distribution Protocol
L2 VPN

RFC 4665 Service Requirements for Layer 2 Provider Provisioned

Virtual Private Networks
RFC 4664 Framework for Layer 2 Virtual Private Networks (L2VPNs)
RFC 3916 Requirements for Pseudo-Wire Emulation Edge-to-Edge

(PWE3)
RFC 3985 PWE3 Architecture
RFC 4446 IANA Allocations for Pseudowire Edge to Edge Emulation

(PWE3)
RFC 4720 Pseudowire Emulation Edge-to-Edge (PWE3) Frame Check

Sequence Retention
RFC 4863 Wildcard Pseudowire Type
RFC 5085 Pseudowire Virtual Circuit Connectivity Verification (VCCV) A

Control Channel for Pseudowires
RFC 4197 Requirements for Edge-to-Edge Emulation of Time Division

Multiplexed (TDM) Circuits over Packet Switching Networks
RFC 4553 Structure-Agnostic Time Division Multiplexing (TDM) over

Packet (SAToP)
RFC 5086 Structure-Aware Time Division Multiplexed (TDM) Circuit

Emulation Service over Packet Switched Network
(CESoPSN)
RFC 5087 Time Division Multiplexing over IP (TDMoIP)
RFC 4623 Pseudowire Emulation Edge-to-Edge (PWE3) Fragmentation

and Reassembly
draft-ietf-pwe3-segme Multi-segment pseudowire

nted-pw
draft-ietf-l2vpn-vpls-ld Additional mechanisms for optimization of the VPLS

p-mac-opt Resilience/MAC Withdrawal
QoS
RFC 1349 Type of Service in the Internet Protocol Suite
RFC 2474 Definition of the Differentiated Services Field (DS Field) in the
IPv4 and IPv6 Headers
RFC 2698 A Two Rate Three Color Marker
RFC 2697 A Single Rate Three Color Marker
Security
RFC 5709 OSPFv2 authentication HMAC-SHA
draft-ietfsecsh-filexfer FTP over SSH (SFTP)
E-OAM
IEEE 802.3ah EFM Serial/Telnet/CLI
IEEE 802.1ag CFM
ITU-T Y.1731 OAM functions and mechanisms for Ethernet based networks
Clock/Time Syn
IEEE 1588 Standard for a Precision Clock Synchronization Protocol for

Networked Measurement and Control Systems
G.8261 Timing and synchronization in packet networks
G.8262 Timing characteristics of synchronous ethernet equipment

slave clock (EEC)
RFC1119 Network Time Protocol (version 2) specification and

implementation

RFC 5905 The NTP Client support NTP Version 4
SNMP
RFC1157 Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMPv1)
RFC1901 Introduction to community-based SNMPv2
RFC1902 Structure of management information for Version 2 of the

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMPv2)
RFC1903 Textual conventions for Version 2 of the Simple Network

Management Protocol (SNMPv2)
RFC1904 Conformance statements for Version 2 of the Simple Network

RFC1905 Protocol Operations for Version 2 of the Simple Network

Management Protocol
RFC1906 Transport mappings for Version 2 of the Simple Network

RFC1907 Management Information Base (MIB) for Version 2 of the

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMPv2)
RFC2570 Introduction to Version 3 of the Internet-standard Network

Management Framework
RFC2571 An Architecture for Describing SNMP Management

Frameworks
RFC2572 Message Processing and Dispatching for the Simple Network

Management Protocol (SNMP)
RFC2573 SNMP Applications
RFC2574 User-based Security Model (USM) for version 3 of the Simple

Network Management Protocol (SNMPv3)

RFC2575 View-based Access Control Model (VACM) for the Simple

Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
MIB
RFC1212 Concise MIB Definitions
RFC1213 Management Information Base (MIB) for network

management of TCP/IP-based internets: MIB-II
SSH
RFC4254 The Secure Shell (SSH) Connection Protocol
RFC4253 The Secure Shell (SSH) Transport Layer Protocol
RFC4252 The Secure Shell (SSH) Authentication Protocol
RFC4251 The Secure Shell (SSH) Protocol Architecture
RADIUS/TACACS+
RFC1492 An Access Control Protocol, Sometimes Called TACACS
RFC2865 Remote Authentication Dial In User Service (RADIUS)
Telnet
RFC854 Telnet Protocol Specification
10.2 Hardware Interface Standards
Table 10-2 lists the hardware interface standards that the ZXA10 C300/C320 complies
with.

Table 10-2 Hardware Interface Standards
Item Description Standard
Ethernet Port 10BASE-T IEEE802.3i
10BASE-T IEEE802.3u
1000BASE-LX IEEE802.3z
1000BASE-SX IEEE802.3z
1000BASE-T IEEE802.3ab
10GBASE-SR IEEE802.3ae
10GBASE-LR IEEE802.3ae
10GBASE-ER IEEE802.3ae
SDH STM-1/STM-4 ITU-T

G.703/G.957/G.783/G.813/G.
825
CES ITU-T G.703/G.823
GPON Class B+ ITU-T G.984.2
Class C+ ITU-T G.984.2 amend2
10.3 Structure and Reliability Standards
Table 10-3 lists the structure and reliability standards that the ZXA10 C300/C320
complies with.

Table 10-3 Structure and Reliability Standards
Environment Standards
ETS 300 019 Environmental Engineering (EE) Environmental conditions

and environmental tests for telecommunications equipment
IEC 60297-3 Mechanical structures for electronic equipment Dimensions

of mechanical structures of the 482,6 mm (19 in) series Part 3
IEC 60529 Degrees of protection provided by enclosures (IP Code)
IEC 60068 Basic Environmental Testing Procedures
IEC 60721-3-3 Classification of environmental conditions Part3:

Classification of groups of environmental parameters and
their severities-Section 3: Stationary use at
weather-protected locations
NEBS GR-63-Core NEBS Requirements: Physical Protection
Electromagnetic Compatibility Standards
2004/108/EC Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
EN 300 386 Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters

(ERM)
Telecommunication network equipment
ElectroMagnetic Compatibility (EMC) requirements
ETSI ES 201 486 Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters

(ERM)
Additional ElectroMagnetic Compatibility (EMC) requirements

and resistibility requirements for telecommunications
equipment for enhanced availability of service in specific
applications

IEC 61000 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
VCCI V-3 Spectrum Management and Telecommunications

Interference-Causing Equipment Standard Information
Technology Equipment (ITE) – Limits and methods of
measurement
EN 55022 Information technology equipment - Radio disturbance

characteristics - Limits and methods of measurement
EN 55024 Information technology equipment - Immunity characteristics

- Limits and methods of measurement
NEBS GR-1089-Core Electromagnetic Compatibility and Electrical Safety - Generic

Criteria for Network Telecommunications Equipment
CISPR 22 Information technology equipment-Radio disturbance

characteristics-Limits and methods of measurement
CISPR 24 Information technology equipment-immunity characteristics -

Limits and methods of measurement
ITU-T K.32 Immunity requirements and test methods for electrostatic

discharge to telecommunication equipment - Generic EMC
Recommendation
ITU-T K.44 SERIES K: PROTECTION AGAINST INTERFERENCE

Resistibility test for telecommunication equipment exposed to
overvoltages and overcurrents - Basic recommendation
FCC part 15 Class A The Federal Code Of Regulation (CFR) FCC Part 15
is a common testing standard for most electronic equipment.
Class A Digital Device. 'A digital device that is marketed for
use in a commercial, industrial or business environment,
exclusive of a device which is marketed for use by the
general public or is intended to be used in the home.'
ICES-003 VCCI COUNCIL RULES Normative Annex 1: Technical

Requirements

Security Standards
EN 60950-1 Information Technology Equipment - Safety - Part 1: General

requirements
IEC 60950-1 Information Technology Equipment - Safety - Part 1: General

requirements
UL 60950-1 2nd Edition, 2007-03-27 (Information Technology Equipment

- Safety - Part 1: General Requirements)
EN 60825 Safety of laser products
IEC 60825 Safety of laser products
ITU-T K.27 Bonding configurations and earthing inside a

telecommunication building
ITU K.20 Resistibility of telecommunication equipment installed in a

telecommunications centre to overvoltages and overcurrents
ITU K.44 Resistibility tests for telecommunication equipment exposed

to overvoltages and overcurrents – Basic Recommendation
ETS 300 253 Equipment Engineering (EE) - Earthing and bonding of

telecommunication equipment in telecommunication centres
73/23/EEC Low Voltage Directive
93/68/EEC CE Marking Directive
Power Source Standards
ETS 300 132 Equipment Engineering (EE); Power Supply Interface at the
Input to Telecommunications Equipment
ETSI TR 100 283 Environmental Engineering (EE); Transient voltages at

Interface 'A' on
Transient voltages at Interface 'A' on telecommunications

direct current (dc) power distributions
Package Standards
ISTA Procedure ISTA: international safe transit association LEVEL 2A/2B

2A/2B
Other Standards
MIL-HDBK-217F Reliability Prediction of Electronic Equipment
11 Glossary
 1PPS - 1 Pulse Per Second
 3GPP - 3rd Generation Partnership Project
 AC - Access Control, Admission Control, Access Circuit, Authentication

Center, Application Context, Antenna Carrier, Access Class, Attachment
Circuit, Alternating Current, Acknowledgement Center, Access Controller,
Audio Call, Access Category, Apply Charging
 ACL - Access Control List, Available Codecs List, Access Code List
 AG - Access Gateway, Absolute Grant, Audio Gateway
 AIS - Alarm Indication Signal
 APS - Automatic Protection Switching, Automatic Phase Shifter, Automatic

Paging System
 ARP - Address Resolution Protocol, Allocation and Retention Priority
 ASM - Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) Switching Module, Any-Source

Multicast, Automatic Storage Management
 BFD - Bidirectional Forwarding Detection

 BGP - Border Gateway Protocol
 BITS - Building Integrated Timing Supply
 BOSS - Business and Operation Support System
 BRAS - Broadband Remote Access Server
 BSC - Base Station Controller, Binary Synchronous Communication
 BTS - Base Transceiver Station
 CAC - Channel Access Control, Connection Admission Control, Call

Admission Control, Call Access Control
 CATV - Cable Television
 CBS - Cell Broadcast Service, Committed Burst Size
 CDN - Contents Distribution Network
 CDR - Call Detail Record, Clock and Data Recovery
 CES - Channel Element Subsystem, Circuit Emulation Service
 CESoPSN - Circuit Emulation Services over Packet Switch Network
 CIR - Committed Information Rate, Carrier-to-Interference Ratio
 CLI - Command Line Interface, Command Language Interpreter, Calling Line

Identity
 CM - Connection Management, Configuration Management, Connection

Monitoring, Color Mode, Connection Matrix, Communication Management,
Centralized Monitor, Cable Modem
 CORBA - Common Object Request Broker Architecture
 DB - Database
 DBA - Database Agent, Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation

 DHCP - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
 DPU - Distributed Protocol Unit, Data Processing Unit, Distribution Point Unit
 DSL - Digital Subscriber Line
 DSLAM - Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer
 DWRR - Deficit Weighted Round Robin, Dynamic Weighted Round-Robin
 DoS - Denial of Service, Data Over Signaling
 ECMP - Equal-Cost Multi-Path routing
 EIR - Equipment Identity Register, Excess Information Rate
 EMS - Electromagnetic Susceptibility, Element Management System,

Electronic Mailbox Service, Enterprise Management System
 EOC - Ethernet Over Coax
 ESMC - Ethernet Synchronization Message Channel
 ETSI - European Telecommunications Standards Institute
 FEC - Forward Error Correction, Forwarding Equivalence Class
 FTP - File Transfer Protocol, Foiled Twisted Pair, Floating Termination Point
 FTTB - Fiber to the Building
 FTTC - Fiber to the Curb
 FTTH - Fiber to the Home
 FTTM - Fiber to the Mobile
 FTTO - Fiber to the Office
 FTTdp - Fiber to the Distribution Point
 GEM - GPON Encapsulation Method

 GPON - Gigabit Passive Optical Network
 GUI - Graphical User Interface
 HGU - Hardware-Oriented Group Unblocking, Home Gateway Unit
 HSIA - High Speed Internet Access
 IAD - Integrated Access Device
 IEC - International Electrotechnical Commission, Immediate Event Charging,

International Electrotechnical Commission
 IGMP - Internet Group Management Protocol
 IMS - IP Multimedia Subsystem, Interactive Multimedia Service
 IPTV - Internet Protocol Television
 LACP - Link Aggregation Control Protocol
 LAG - Link Aggregation Group
 LAN - Local Area Network
 LLID - Logical Link Identifier
 LOID - Logical ONU Identifier
 LOS - Line-Out-of-Service Signal, Loss of Signal, Line of Sight
 LSP - Link Selector Parameter, Label Switched Path, Link State Packet,
Location Service Platform, Link State Protocol Data Unit
 LTE - Long Term Evolution, Long Time Evolution
 MDU - Multiple Dwelling Unit, Media Distribution Unit
 MEF - Metro Ethernet Forum
 MFF - MAC-Forced Forwarding

 MLD - Multicast Listener Discovery
 MPCP - Multi-Point Control Protocol
 MPLS - Multiprotocol Label Switching
 MSAN - Multi-Service Access Network, Multi-Service Access Node
 MSTP - Multi-Service Transport Platform, Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol
 MSTP - Multi-Service Transport Platform, Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol
 MTBF - Mean Time Between Failures
 MTOSI - Multi-Technology Operations System Interface
 MTTR - Mean Time To Recovery, Mean Time To Repair, Mean Time To

Restoration
 MTU - Maximum Transfer Unit, Multi-Tenant Unit, Maximum Transmission

Unit
 NA - Neighbor Advertisement
 ND - Neighbor Discovery
 NS - NS QUERY, Network Service, Neighbor Solicitation
 OCC - Optical Connection Controller, Optical Cross connecting Cabinet,

Online Collaboration Center, Originating Conversational Call
 ODN - Optical Distribution Network
 OLS - Optical Line Supervision
 OLT - Optical Line Terminal
 OMCC - ONU Management and Control Channel
 OMCI - ONT Management Control Interface, Open Manage Client

Instrumentation

 ONT - Optical Network Terminal
 ONU - Optical Network Unit
 OSPF - Open Shortest Path First
 OTDR - Optical Time Domain Reflectometer
 P2P - Peer-to-Peer, Point to Point
 PBS - Peak Burst Size, Portable Base Station , Prefessional Digital Trunking
Base Station
 PBX - Private Branch Exchange
 PDH - Plesiochronous Digital Hierarchy
 PDU - Protocol Data Unit, Packet Data Unit, Power Distribution Unit,
Professional Development Unit
 PIR - Peak Information Rate, Packet Insertion Rate
 PLC - Power Line Communication
 PLL - Phase Locked Loop
 PON - Passive Optical Network
 PPPoE - Point to Point Protocol over Ethernet
 PSE - Protection Switching Event, Power Sourcing Equipment
 PSN - Packet Switched Network, Packet Switch Network
 PTN - Packet Transport Network
 PWE - Pseudo Wire Emulation Function
 PWE3 - Pseudo Wire Emulation Edge-to-Edge

 RA - Routing Area, Request Agent, Reverse Activity, Router Advertisement,

Recursion Available , Route Analyser, Route Accelerator
 RADIUS - Remote Authentication Dial In User Service
 RAN - Radio Access Network
 RED - Random Early Detection
 RG - Registration Gateway, Rating Group, Residential Gateway
 RNC - Radio Network Controller
 RS - Reed Solomon, Recommended Standard, Regenerator Section,

Radiated Susceptiblility, Router Solicitation, Recording Server
 RSTP - Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
 SAToP - Structure-Agnostic Time division multiplexing over Pack
 SBU - Single Business Unit, Signal Backplane Unit
 SDH - Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
 SFU - Single Family Unit, Switch Fabric Unit, Storage Fan Unit
 SN - Serial Number, Short Number, Subscriber Number, Short Name
 SNMP - Simple Network Management Protocol
 SP - Signal Processing module, Service Provider, Signaling Point, Service

Processing, Strict Priority, Service Profile, Spare Number, Service Processor
 SR - Service Router, Scheduling Request, Suppression Ratio, Speech

Recognition
 SS - Subscriber Station, Soft Switch, Service System, Supervision Station,

Supplementary Service, Subscriber Station, Stream Server
 SSM - Synchronization Status Message, Source Specific Multicast, SIGTRAN

SCTP Manager

 STP - Signaling Trace Part, Signaling Transfer Point, Spanning Tree Protocol,
Shielded Twisted Pair, SATA Tunneling Protocol
 TDM - Time Division Multiplexing
 TL1 - Transaction Language 1
 TOD - Time of Day
 TPID - Tag Protocol Identifier
 TrTCM - Two-rate Three Color Marker
 UAPS - Uplink Auto Protection Switching, User Agent Profile Server
 UNI - User Network Interface
 VDSL - Very High Speed Digital Subscriber Line
 VDSL2 - Very High Bit Rate Digital Subscriber Line 2
 VOD - Video On Demand
 VPN - Virtual Private Network
 VoIP - Voice over Internet Protocol
 WRED - Weighted Random Early Detection
 iAMS - Intelligent AP Management System

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Revise XG-PON1 to XG-PON,

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1 Product Position and Features ......................................................................... 9

2 Product Architecture ....................................................................................... 12

3 Operation and Maintenance System .............................................................. 40

4 Product Features ............................................................................................. 44

5 Networking Applications ................................................................................ 81

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5.5 FTTM Networking Application ............................................................................ 86

7 Reliability Design ............................................................................................ 95

8 Technical Specifications ................................................................................. 98

9 Environment Requirements .......................................................................... 124

10 Protocols and Standards .............................................................................. 134

11 Glossary ......................................................................................................... 148

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Figure 1-1 ZXA10 C300/C320 Networking Diagram ............................................................ 9

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Table 2-1 ETSI 21-inch Shelf Configuration .......................................................................14

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Table 8-3 shelf Physical Specifications ..............................................................................99

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Table 8-32 Reliability Specifications .................................................................................124

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1 Product Position and Features

1.1 Product Position

Figure 1-1 ZXA10 C300/C320 Networking Diagram

BSC: Base Station Controller RNC: Radio Network Controller

SFU: Single Family Unit HGU: Home Gateway Unit

SBU: Single Business Unit DPU: Distribution Point Unit

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VOD: Video On Demand TDM: Time Division Multiplexing

OTT: Over The Top BTS: Base Transceiver Station

SS: SoftSwitch IMS: IP Multimedia Subsystem

MDU: Multi-Dwelling Unit MTU: Multi-Tenant Unit

EMS: Element Management System BOSS: Business and Operating Support

ZXA10 C300 and ZXA10 C320 fulfil the following functions:

 GPON built-in OTDR: supports PON ODN maintenance an detection.

1.2 Product Features

The ZXA10 C300 features the following:

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 Integrated platform of multiple access technology: supports GPON, XG-PON, P2P

 Perfect service and equipment protection: supports TypeB/C PON protection,

 Comprehensive security features: supports comprehensive features on equipment

The ZXA10 C320 features the following:

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2.1 Hardware Architecture

2.1.1 ZXA10 C300 Hardware Architecture

The ZXA10 C300 supports two types of shelves:

 ETSI 21–inch shelf

 IEC 19–inch shelf

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Figure 2-1 ZXA10 C300 Shelf Appearance

 9 U service card area

Figure 2-2 shows the ETSI 21-inch shelf configuration.

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Figure 2-2 ETSI 21-inch Shelf Configuration

Table 2-1 describes the ETSI 21-inch shelf configuration.

Table 2-1 ETSI 21-inch Shelf Configuration