Tellabs 6300 Managed Transport System

Technical Documentation
Product family Tellabs® 6300 Managed

Transport System
Product name Tellabs® 6325 Edge Node
Document Configuration and Ordering Guide

MA364 / Revision D3
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Tellabs® 6325 Edge Node Revision Information
Revision Information
Revision history This guide has changed as follows:
Rev. Date Description of Changes
A1 Nov. 11, 2005 First version of the guide
A2 Feb. 28, 2006 Compared to revision A1:

• 120/75 ohm balun items for PIM1 module add-
ed. The balun provides 75 ohm E1 interface.
• The name of the DC power supply module,
DC/DC converter, changed to PS-DC.
• Ethernet cables added.
• Minor changes have been performed.
B1 July 14, 2006 Compared to revision A2:

• SPIMX module with 21 x 2 Mbit/s interfaces
added.
• EMAP and ETEX10S modules added.
• PS-DC module CM3561 (75 W) replaced by
CM3561-A (85 W).
• Balun panel kit BNC added.
B2 March 13, 2007 Compared to revision B1:

• Tellabs 6325 node - Dedicated units added.
• Pre-configured Tellabs 6325 node basic units
added.
C1 Oct. 25, 2007 Compared to revision B2:

• The following SDH/PDH modules added:
SPIMXm, SPIMX16m and PIM3P.
• The following WDM modules added: OM-C,
OM-D, OAD1-C, OAD1-D, TR4 and MP4.
• Various transceivers of type Ethernet, WDM,
bi-directional and Fibre Channel added.
C2 Dec. 12, 2007 Compared to revision C1:

• Cable WK-503Y-zz.z-11 replaced by WK-503Y-
zz.z-12.
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Rev. Date Description of Changes
D1 May 14, 2008 Compared to revision C2:

• SIMX4 module replaced by SIMX4m module.
• SIMX16 module replaced by SIMX16m module.
• Transceiver TR-0028-xxx removed. In SDH
DWDM applications transceiver TR-0018-xxx
should be used.
D2 Nov. 14, 2008 Compared to revision D1:

• Balun WK-508B-01.0-01 removed.
• Cable WK-504Y-zz.z-01 replaced by WK-504Y-
zz.z-10.
• Cable WK-502X-03.0-01 replaced by WK-502Y-
03.0-01.
• Transceivers TR-0024-xxx removed.
D3 May 5, 2009 Compared to revision D2:

• Item number for ETEX ESW CD-ROM added.
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Tellabs® 6325 Edge Node Contents
Legal Notices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Environmental Notices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Revision Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Preface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
1 Configuration Guide for Tellabs 6325 Node . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

1.1 Tellabs 6325 Node Items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
1.2 Configuring a Tellabs 6325 Node . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
1.3 Configuring a Tellabs 6325 Node by Selecting a Dedicated Unit . . . . . 14
1.4 Configuring a Tellabs 6325 Node by Selecting a Basic Unit . . . . . . . . 15
1.5 Configuring a Tellabs 6325 Node by Selecting Subrack and Modules 17
1.5.1 Selecting the Subrack and Support Modules for the Tellabs 6325
Node 18
1.5.2 Selecting the Traffic Modules for the Tellabs 6325 Node - SDH
Configurations 20
1.5.3 Selecting the Traffic Modules for the Tellabs 6325 Node - WDM
Stand-alone Configurations 29
1.5.4 WDM Link Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
1.6 Selecting the Transceivers for the Traffic Modules and Dedicated Units .
40
1.6.1 Selecting the Transceivers for the SDH Interfaces . . . . . . . . . 40
1.6.2 Selecting the Transceivers for the Ethernet Interfaces . . . . . . 44
1.6.3 Selecting the Transceivers for Bi-directional SDH/Ethernet Inter-
faces 47
1.6.4 Selecting the Transceivers for the Fibre Channel Interfaces . 48
1.7 Using Optical Amplifiers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
1.8 Selecting the Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
1.8.1 Selecting the Traffic Interface Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
1.8.2 Selecting the Synchronization and Alarm Cable . . . . . . . . . . . 52
1.8.3 Selecting the Management Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
1.8.4 Selecting the Power Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
1.8.5 Selecting the EOW Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
1.9 Selecting the Embedded Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
2 Ordering Information for Tellabs 6325 Node . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55

2.1 Dedicated Units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
2.2 Basic Units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
2.3 Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
2.4 Transceivers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
2.5 Subrack Items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
2.6 Balun Items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
2.7 Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
2.8 Embedded Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
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Tellabs® 6325 Edge Node Contents
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Tellabs® 6325 Edge Node Preface
Preface
Purpose The purpose of this guide is to:

• Describe how to configure the Tellabs 6325 node.
• Provide a list of ordering numbers for the Tellabs 6325 node.
Prerequisite for using This guide assumes that information from the network planning process is
this guide available.
Product version This guide describes Tellabs 6325 node, feature pack 1.3.
Structure of the The guide is structured as follows:

configuration and
• ‘1 Configuration Guide for Tellabs 6325 Node’ on page 11 describes pro-
ordering guide
cedures to configure Tellabs 6325 node.
• ‘2 Ordering Information for Tellabs 6325 Node’ on page 55 provides a list
of ordering numbers for Tellabs 6325 node.
Tellabs 6325 node This guide is meant as a supplement to the Tellabs 6325 node configurator tool
configurator tool and vice versa.
Abbreviations used in 3R Transponder performing Re-amplification, Re-shaping and

this guide Re-timing of the incoming signal
ADM Add/Drop Multiplexer
CMCC Central Management and Communications Controller
CT Craft Terminal
CTE Channel Terminating Equipment
CWDM Coarse Wavelength Division Multiplexing
DC/DC DC/DC converter
DWDM Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing
E1 Electrical interface at 2 Mbit/s
EMAP Ethernet MAPper
EOW Engineering Order Wire
ETEX Ethernet Tributary EXtension
FE Fast Ethernet
FP Feature Pack
GbE Gigabit Ethernet
Km Kilometer
Mbit/s Megabit per second
MP Muxponder module
MS-SPRing Multiplex Section Shared Protection Ring
NE Network Element
nm nanometer, (1*E-9 meter)
NM Network Management
OAD Optical Add/Drop module
OM Optical Multiplexer/Demultiplexer module
PDH Plesiochronous Digital Hierarchy
PIM PDH Interface Module
ps picoseconds
PS-DC Power Supply - DC (DC/DC converter)
SDXC Synchronous Digital Cross-Connect
SETS Synchronous Equipment Timing Source
SFP Small Formfactor Pluggable (Transceiver)
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Tellabs® 6325 Edge Node Preface
SIMXm SDH Interfaces, Cross-connection and SETS Module with

non-intrusive PDH monitoring
SNC/I Inherently monitored Sub-Network Connection protection
SNC/N Non-intrusively monitored Sub-Network Connection pro-
tection
SPIMX SDH and PDH Interfaces and Cross-connection Module
SPIMXm SDH and PDH Interfaces, Cross-connection and SETS Mod-
ule with non-intrusive PDH monitoring
STM Synchronous Transport Module
STP Shielded twisted pair
SW Software
TR Transponder module
TRIB Tributary
VC-4 Virtual Container of 4'th order
VC-12 Virtual Container of 1’st order
WDM Wavelength Division Multiplexing
XC Cross-connect (function)
References to Tellabs [1] 63xx_an010-1, Tellabs® 63xx Nodes, Using external Optical Amplifier at
documents STM-16, Application Note.
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Tellabs® 6325 Edge Node 1 Configuration Guide for Tellabs 6325 Node
1 Configuration Guide for Tellabs 6325 Node
Overview This describes how you configure a Tellabs 6325 node.

• ‘1.1 Tellabs 6325 Node Items’ on page 11
• ‘1.2 Configuring a Tellabs 6325 Node’ on page 13
• ‘1.3 Configuring a Tellabs 6325 Node by Selecting a Dedicated Unit’ on
page 14
• ‘1.4 Configuring a Tellabs 6325 Node by Selecting a Basic Unit’ on page 15
• ‘1.5 Configuring a Tellabs 6325 Node by Selecting Subrack and Modules’
on page 17
• ‘1.6 Selecting the Transceivers for the Traffic Modules and Dedicated
Units’ on page 40
• ‘1.7 Using Optical Amplifiers’ on page 49
• ‘1.8 Selecting the Cables’ on page 49
• ‘1.9 Selecting the Embedded Software’ on page 53
1.1 Tellabs 6325 Node Items
Available items These items are available for the Tellabs 6325 node.
Item Description
Dedicated Units Three non-modular variants that are complete nodes

for which only transceivers have to be added. The
three variants have the following interfaces:
• Variant 1: 4 x STM-1/STM-4 (with SFP) and 63 x
2 Mbit/s 120 ohm
• Variant 2: 4 x STM-1/STM-4 (with SFP) and 21 x
2 Mbit/s 120 ohm
• Variant 3: 4 x STM-1/STM-4 (with SFP), 21 x
2 Mbit/s 120 ohm, 2 x FE (RJ-45) and 2 x FE (RJ-45
or with SFP)
Basic Unit Pre-configured Tellabs 6325 node comprising a sub-

rack and a number of modules.
SC2 One rack unit (1RU) high subrack for the Tellabs
6325 node. Four slots for traffic modules. Various
modules can be installed in the subrack creating var-
ious configurations.
CMCC Central management and communications controller

module
PS-DC DC Power supply module (DC/DC converter)
AC/DC External AC/DC adapter
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Item Description
FAN Cooling module with the following interfaces:

• synchronization input and output
• alarm
SIMX4m SDH interface module, cross-connect and NE syn-

chronization (SETS) functions, non-intrusive PDH
monitoring, with the following transport interfaces:
• 4 x STM-1/STM-4 (with SFP)
SIMX16m SDH interface module, cross-connect and NE syn-

chronization (SETS) functions, non-intrusive PDH
monitoring, with the following transport interfaces:
• 1 x STM-16 (with SFP)
SPIMX SDH and PDH interface module, cross-connect and

NE synchronization (SETS) functions, with the fol-
lowing transport interfaces:
• 4 x 2 Mbit/s 120 ohm
SPIMXm SDH and PDH interface module, cross-connect and

NE synchronization (SETS) functions, non-intrusive
PDH monitoring, with the following transport inter-
faces:
• 21 x 2 Mbit/s 120 ohm
SPIMX16m SDH and PDH interface module, cross-connect and

NE synchronization (SETS) functions, non-intrusive
PDH monitoring, with the following transport inter-
faces:
• 1 x STM-1/STM-4/STM-16 (with SFP)
• 21 x 2 Mbit/s 120 ohm
PIM1 PDH interface module with the following transport

interfaces:
• 21 x 2 Mbit/s 120 ohm
PIM3P PDH interface module with the following transport

interfaces:
• 6 x 34/45 Mbit/s 75 ohm
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Item Description
ETEX10S Ethernet switching and mapping module with

5 Gbit/s Ethernet switch. The module provides the
following transport interfaces:
• 4 x GbE (with SFP)
• 2 x FE (with SFP)
• 4 x FE (RJ-45)
EMAP Ethernet mapping module with the following trans-

port interfaces:
• 2 x FE (RJ-45)
• 2 x FE (RJ-45 or with SFP)
OM-C 8 channel CWDM multiplexer and demultiplexer

module.
OM-D 8 channel DWDM multiplexer and demultiplexer

module.
OAD1-C 1 channel CWDM optical add/drop multiplexer

module.
OAD1-D 1 channel DWDM optical add/drop multiplexer

module.
TR4 4 channel WDM transponder/repeater module.
MP4 4 channel WDM muxponder/transponder/repeater

module with NE synchronization (SETS) function.
Transceivers Pluggable transceivers (SFP) are used to provide the

desired optical or electrical interfaces.
Baluns 120/75 ohm baluns provide 2 Mbit/s 75 ohm inter-

faces.
1.2 Configuring a Tellabs 6325 Node
To configure the Tellabs There are three ways to configure the Tellabs 6325 node. They are as follows:
6325 node
If then
you require a fixed configuration Go to ‘1.3 Configuring a Tellabs 6325

covered by one of the three dedicat- Node by Selecting a Dedicated Unit’
ed units and do not need the possi- on page 14.
bility to expand or change your Tel-
labs 6325 node
you require a configuration covered Go to ‘1.4 Configuring a Tellabs 6325

by one of the pre-configured basic Node by Selecting a Basic Unit’ on
units and the possibility to expand page 15.
or change your Tellabs 6325 node
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If then
you want to configure the Tellabs Go to ‘1.5 Configuring a Tellabs 6325

6325 node by selecting available sub- Node by Selecting Subrack and
rack and modules Modules’ on page 17.
1.3 Configuring a Tellabs 6325 Node by Selecting a Dedicated Unit
To configure a Tellabs This procedure describes how to configure a Tellabs 6325 node with one of the
6325 node with a dedicated units of the Tellabs 6325 node.
dedicated unit
Step Action
1 Select the dedicated unit that fits your required application. The
units are listed in ‘Item numbers of the dedicated units’ on page 14.
2 Select transceivers as described in ‘1.6 Selecting the Transceivers for

the Traffic Modules and Dedicated Units’ on page 40.
3 If required, select optical amplifier as described in ‘1.7 Using Optical

Amplifiers’ on page 49.
4 Select the cables as described in ‘1.8 Selecting the Cables’ on page 49.
Note: Two DC power cables are included when you order the dedi-
cated unit (CU...).
5 Select the embedded software as described in ‘1.9 Selecting the Em-

bedded Software’ on page 53.
Item numbers of the Select from the following units.

dedicated units
Description Item number
Tellabs 6325 node - Dedicated Unit, two DC pow- CU3561-001

er cables included. The unit provides the follow-
ing interfaces:
• 63 x 2 Mbit/s 120 ohm

ing interfaces:
• 21 x 2 Mbit/s 120 ohm
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ing interfaces:
• 21 x 2 Mbit/s 120 ohm
• 2 x FE (RJ-45)
1.4 Configuring a Tellabs 6325 Node by Selecting a Basic Unit
To configure a Tellabs This procedure describes how to configure a Tellabs 6325 node by selecting
6325 node with a basic one of the pre-configured basic units.
unit
Step Action
1 Select the basic unit that fits your required application. The units are
listed in ‘Item numbers of the basic units’ on page 16.
2 If you want to add traffic modules to the basic unit then go to ‘Select-
ing additional modules’ on page 22.


Note: Two DC power cables are included when you order the basic
unit (CU...).

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Item numbers of the Select from the following units.

basic units
SDXC, pre-configured Tellabs 6325 node, basic CU3560-001-A

unit comprising the following items:
• 1x SC2 subrack
• 1x SIMX4m module providing 4 x STM-
1/STM-4 (with SFP), slot 3 in the subrack
• 2x PS-DC module
• 1x CMCC module
• 1x Fan module
• 3x Cover plate for traffic module slot
• 2x DC Power Cable
ADM1/ADM4, pre-configured Tellabs 6325 CU3560-003

node, basic unit comprising the following items:
• 1x SC2 subrack
• 1x SPIMX module providing 4 x STM-1/STM-
4 (with SFP) and 4 x 2 Mbit/s 120 Ohm, slot 3
in the subrack
• 2x PS-DC module
• 1x CMCC module
• 1x Fan module
ADM1/ADM4, pre-configured Tellabs 6325 CU3560-005-B

• 1x SC2 subrack
• 1x SPIMXm module providing 4 x STM-
1/STM-4 (with SFP) and 21 x 2 Mbit/s
120 Ohm, slot 3 in the subrack
• 2x PS-DC module
• 1x CMCC module
• 1x Fan module
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ADM16, pre-configured Tellabs 6325 node, basic CU3560-006-A

• 1x SC2 subrack
• 2x SIMX16m module each providing 1 x STM-
16 and 4 x STM-1/STM-4 (all with SFP), slot 2
and 3 in the subrack
• 2x PS-DC module
• 1x CMCC module
• 1x Fan module
Pre-configured Tellabs 6325 node, without traffic CU3560-007

modules, basic unit comprising the following
items:
• 1x SC2 subrack
• 2x PS-DC module
• 1x CMCC module
• 1x Fan module
1.5 Configuring a Tellabs 6325 Node by Selecting Subrack and

Modules
To configure a Tellabs This procedure describes how to configure a Tellabs 6325 node.
6325 node
Step Action
1 Select the common items as described in ‘1.5.1 Selecting the Subrack

and Support Modules for the Tellabs 6325 Node’ on page 18. These
items are required in any configuration.
2 If you require an SDH configuration then select the traffic modules

as described in ‘1.5.2 Selecting the Traffic Modules for the Tellabs
6325 Node - SDH Configurations’ on page 20.
SDH configurations are Tellabs 6325 nodes with cross-connect func-
tions, SDH/PDH/Ethernet interfaces etc.
3 If you require a WDM stand-alone configuration then select the traf-

fic modules as described in ‘1.5.3 Selecting the Traffic Modules for
the Tellabs 6325 Node - WDM Stand-alone Configurations’ on page
29.
WDM stand-alone configurations are Tellabs 6325 nodes with only
WDM modules installed. These configurations are also referred to as
Tellabs 6325 Wavelength Division Multiplexing nodes.
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Step Action



1.5.1 Selecting the Subrack and Support Modules for the Tellabs 6325 Node
Slots in the SC2 subrack The SC2 subrack is a front access subrack comprising 9 slots for modules.
Selecting common items In any configuration you need a subrack and support modules. Select the fol-
lowing items.
SC2 subrack, one rack unit (1RU) high, four slots UC3560
for traffic modules. The following items are deliv-
ered with the subrack:
• Adaptation brackets for 19 inch rack
• Adaptation brackets for ETSI rack
• Cover plate for slot 6
• Extraction tool kit (includes module reset tool)
• M4 x 8 screw and washer to attach ground
wire
FAN module CM3565
CMCC, Central management and communica- CM3564

tions control module
Power module(s) See ‘Selecting power

modules’ on page 19
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Selecting power modules Select the following power modules according to your requirement.
If then
you want single DC supply select the following items:

• CM3561-A (PS-DC)
• NS-0295 (Cover plate for slot 8)
you want redundant DC supply select the following items:

• 2 x CM3561-A (PS-DC).
you want single AC supply select the following items:

• CM3561-A (PS-DC)
• CM3569 (AC/DC adapter)
• NS-0295 (Cover plate for slot 8)
you want redundant AC supply select the following items:

• 2 x CM3561-A (PS-DC)
• 2 x CM3569 (AC/DC adapter)
you want one DC supply and one select the following items:
AC supply
• 2 x CM3561-A (PS-DC)
• 1 x CM3569 (AC/DC adapter)
Common items The figure shows the common items required in any configuration.
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1.5.2 Selecting the Traffic Modules for the Tellabs 6325 Node - SDH
Configurations
To select the traffic Follow this procedure to select the traffic modules for SDH configurations.
modules
The slots in the subrack are shown in ‘Slots in the SC2 subrack’ on page 18.
Step Action
1 Select the module to perform the cross-connect and NE synchroniza-

tion (SETS) functions. The module is located in slot 3 of the subrack.
Described in ‘Selecting the module to perform the cross-connect and
NE synchronization (SETS) functions’ on page 20.
2 If your configuration requires protection of the cross-connect and NE

synchronization (SETS) functions then select the module to perform
the protection of the cross-connect and NE synchronization (SETS)
functions. The module is located in slot 2 of the subrack. Described in
‘Selecting the module to perform the protection of the cross-connect
and NE synchronization (SETS) functions’ on page 21.
3 Select additional traffic modules as described in ‘Selecting additional

modules’ on page 22.
4 Find the item numbers of the traffic modules in ‘Item numbers of

traffic modules’ on page 25.
5 Select the transceivers for the traffic modules as described in

‘1.6 Selecting the Transceivers for the Traffic Modules and Dedicated
Units’ on page 40.
Selecting the module to The module that performs the cross-connect and NE synchronization (SETS)
perform the cross- functions is located in slot 3. Depending on which type of aggregate and trib-
connect and NE utary signals required in the network element different modules can be select-
synchronization (SETS) ed. Follow this procedure to select the module.
functions
Note: The module in slot 3 (and 2) performs the non-intrusive monitoring
function of all E1/P12s in the network element. If you require the non-
intrusive monitoring function, then you must select a SIMX4m,
SIMX16m, SPIMXm or SPIMX16m module for slot 3 (and 2). The mon-
itoring function is not supported in the SPIMX module with four
2 Mbit/s (CM3563).
If and then
your configuration re- - select the SIMX16m

quires the possibility module and add SFP
for MS-SPRing protec- transceivers
tion at STM-16 level
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If and then
you want an STM-16 up to four STM-1/ select the SIMX16m

interface STM-4 interfaces module and add SFP
transceivers
• one STM-1/STM-4 select the SPIMX16m

interface module and add SFP
transceivers. See also
• up to 21 x 2 Mbit/s ‘Selecting external bal-
interfaces un to provide 2 Mbit/s
75 ohm interface’ on
page 24.
you want up to four - select the SIMX4m-

STM-1/STM-4 interfac- module and add SFP
es transceivers
you want one or two up to four 2 Mbit/s in- select the SPIMX mod-
STM-1/STM-4 interfac- terfaces ule and add SFP trans-
es ceivers. See also ‘Select-
ing external balun to
provide 2 Mbit/s
page 24.
up to 21 x 2 Mbit/s in- select the SPIMXm

terfaces module and add SFP
‘Selecting external bal-
un to provide 2 Mbit/s
page 24.
Selecting the module to The module that performs the protection of the cross-connect and NE syn-
perform the protection of chronization (SETS) functions is located in slot 2. Depending on which type of
the cross-connect and aggregate and tributary signals required in the network element different
NE synchronization modules can be selected. Follow this procedure to select the module.
(SETS) functions
Note: The module types in slot 2 and 3 do not necessarily have to be the same
as long as they both have the cross-connect and NE synchronization
(SETS) functions. You may, for instance, have a SPIMX16m in slot 3 and
a SIMX4m in slot 2.
If and then
your configuration re- - select the SIMX16m

quires the possibility module and add SFP
for MS-SPRing protec- transceivers
tion at STM-16 level
MA364 • Rev. D3 21
If and then
you want an STM-16 up to four STM-1/ select the SIMX16m

interface STM-4 interfaces module and add SFP
transceivers
• one STM-1/STM-4 select the SPIMX16m

interface module and add SFP
• up to 21 x 2 Mbit/s ‘Selecting external bal-
interfaces un to provide 2 Mbit/s
page 24.
you want up to four - select the SIMX4m

STM-1/STM-4 interfac- module and add SFP
es transceivers
you want one or two up to four 2 Mbit/s in- select the SPIMX mod-
STM-1/STM-4 interfac- terfaces ule and add SFP trans-
es ceivers. See also ‘Select-
ing external balun to
provide 2 Mbit/s
page 24.
up to 21 x 2 Mbit/s in- select the SPIMXm

terfaces module and add SFP
‘Selecting external bal-
un to provide 2 Mbit/s
page 24.
Selecting additional In addition to the interfaces present on the module you have selected perform-
modules ing the cross-connect and NE synchronization (SETS) functions (slot 3) and, if
required, protection of the cross-connect and NE synchronization (SETS)
functions (slot 2), modules can be installed in slot (2), 4 and 5 to extend the
number of interfaces. When the module for slot 3 (and 2) has been selected,
then calculate the number of additional interfaces your configuration re-
quires. Then select the type and number of modules that fits your configura-
tion. The type of modules to provide additional interfaces are as follows:
Note: The cross-connect function in slot 3 (and 2) supports the STM-1/4 inter-
faces in slot 4 and 5 with a total capacity corresponding to 8 VC-4s (each
slot). Using the SIMX4m module in slot 4 or 5 limits the total capacity
of the four STM-1/4 interfaces to 8 VC-4s.
Module Interfaces Slot
SIMX16m • 1 x STM-16 (with SFP) 2

SIMX4m • 4 x STM-1/STM-4 (with SFP) 2, 4, 5

See the note about interface capacity in
slot 4 and 5.
22 MA364 • Rev. D3
SPIMX16m • 1 x STM-1/STM-4/STM-16 (with 2

SFP)
• 21 x 2 Mbit/s 120 ohm
SPIMXm • 2 x STM-1/STM-4 (with SFP) 2, 4, 5

• 21 x 2 Mbit/s 120 ohm
SPIMX • 2 x STM-1/STM-4 (with SFP) 2, 4, 5

• 4 x 2 Mbit/s 120 ohm
PIM1 • 21 x 2 Mbit/s 120 ohm 2, 4, 5
PIM3P • 6 x 34/45 Mbit/s 75 ohm 2, 4, 5

To enable equipment protection of the
mapping function the two PIM3P mod-
ules have to be installed in slot 4 and 5.
ETEX10S • 4 x GbE (with SFP) 4+5

• 4 x FE (RJ-45)
EMAP • 2 x FE (RJ-45) 2, 4, 5
OM-C 8 channel CWDM multiplexer and de- 2, 4, 5

multiplexer module. The channel wave-
lengths are 1471, 1491, 1511, 1531, 1551,
1571, 1591 and 1611 nm
OM-D 8 channel DWDM multiplexer and de- 2, 4, 5

multiplexer module. The channel fre-
quencies are 192.9, 193.0, 193.1, 193.2,
193.3, 193.4, 193.5 and 193.6 THz
OAD1-C 1 channel CWDM optical add/drop 2, 4, 5

multiplexer module. Select between the
following add/drop channel wave-
lengths: 1471, 1491, 1511, 1531, 1551,
1571, 1591 and 1611 nm
OAD1-D 1 channel DWDM optical add/drop 2, 4, 5

multiplexer module. Select between the
following add/drop channel frequen-
cies: 192.9, 193.0, 193.1, 193.2, 193.3,
193.4, 193.5 and 193.6 THz
MA364 • Rev. D3 23
TR4 4 channel WDM transponder/repeater 2, 4, 5

module. A maximum of two TR4/MP4
modules can be installed in a subrack. If
the configuration requires two modules
then use one of the following slot com-
binations:
• 2 and 5
• 4 and 5
MP4 4 channel WDM muxponder/transpon- 2, 4, 5

der/repeater module. A maximum of
two TR4/MP4 modules can be installed
in a subrack. If the configuration re-
quires two modules then use one of the
following slot combinations:
• 2 and 5
• 4 and 5
For systems with WDM modules see also ‘WDM configurations’ on page 29.
For 2 Mbit/s 75 ohm interfaces see ‘Selecting external balun to provide 2
Mbit/s 75 ohm interface’ on page 24.
For equipment protection reasons you may consider the possibility to split the
SDH interfaces on separate modules.
Note: Remember to order cover plates for slots not used by modules.
Note: When you install SIMX and SPIMX modules it is recommended to start
with slot 2, then slot 4 and then slot 5. When you install PIM1 modules
it is recommended to start with slot 5, then slot 4 and then slot 2. How-
ever if your configuration requires an ETEX10S module the PIM1 mod-
ule can only be placed in slot 2.
Selecting external balun The 2 Mbit/s interfaces on the SPIMX and PIM1 modules are 120 ohm inter-
to provide 2 Mbit/s faces. If your configuration requires 75 ohm interfaces you must add the fol-
75 ohm interface lowing items:
• two external 120/75 ohm baluns per 2 Mbit/s interface. The balun has a
BNC connector and has to be installed in a balun panel. The balun item
number is WK-511B-KIT.
• a balun panel kit BNC (item number NS-0299). Up to 42 baluns can be in-
stalled in the balun panel.
• an open ended cable as used for the 120 ohm interface. See ‘Electrical ca-
bles - 120 ohm’ on page 51.
The balun WK-511B-KIT provides only one connection. So you need two WK-
511B-KIT for a 2 Mbit/s interface, one for input and one for output connec-
tions.
24 MA364 • Rev. D3
Item numbers of traffic Select from the following traffic modules.

modules
SDH / PDH
SIMX16m, SDH interface module, cross-connect CM3568-A

and NE synchronization (SETS) functions, non-
intrusive PDH monitoring, with the interfaces:

SPIMX16m, SDH and PDH interface module, CM3575

cross-connect and NE synchronization (SETS)
functions, non-intrusive PDH monitoring, with
the interfaces:
• 21 x 2 Mbit/s (E1) 120 Ohm
Note: 2 Mbit/s 75 ohm interfaces are available us-
ing external baluns.
SPIMXm, SDH and PDH interface module, cross- CM3574-A

connect and NE synchronization (SETS) func-
tions, non-intrusive PDH monitoring, with the in-
terfaces:
• 21 x 2 Mbit/s (E1) 120 Ohm
SPIMX, SDH and PDH interface module, cross- CM3563

tions, with the interfaces:
• 4 x 2 Mbit/s (E1) 120 Ohm
PIM3P, PDH interface module, with the interfac- CM3579

es:
• 6 x 34/45 Mbit/s (E3/DS3) 75 Ohm
MA364 • Rev. D3 25
PIM1, PDH interface module, with the interfaces: CM3566

• 21 x 2 Mbit/s (E1) 120 Ohm
Note: 75 ohm interfaces are available using an ex-
ternal balun.
Ethernet
ETEX10S, Ethernet switching and mapping mod- CM3572

ule, with the interfaces:
• 4 x FE (RJ-45)
EMAP, Ethernet mapping module, with the inter- CM3571

faces:
• 2 x FE (RJ-45)
Optical multiplexer/demultiplexer
OM-C, 8 channel CWDM multiplexer and demul- CM3580C

tiplexer module
OM-D, 8 channel DWDM multiplexer and de- CM3580D

multiplexer module
Optical add/drop multiplexer
OAD1-C, 1 channel CWDM optical add/drop CM3581C-471

multiplexer module, 1471 nm







OAD1-D, 1 channel DWDM optical add/drop CM3581D-290

multiplexer module, 192.90 THz
26 MA364 • Rev. D3







Transponder/repeater/muxponder
TR4, 4 channel WDM transponder/repeater CM3582

module
Note: When using the TR4 or MP4 modules a
high frequency ferrite filter clamp on the power
supply cables are necessary in order to comply
with Class B of EN 55022 conducted emission re-
quirements. The ferrite filter clamp needs to have
an impedance of 700 ohm or better at 125 MHz
(e.g the Kitigawa SPC-10 part may be used). To
comply with Class A of EN 55022 the TR4/MP4
can be used without the ferrite filter clamp.
MP4, 4 channel WDM muxponder/transpon- CM3585

der/repeater module
Cover plate
Cover plate for empty slot 2-5 (position for traffic NS-0292
module)
MA364 • Rev. D3 27
Example - ADM16 with 8 The following example shows an ADM16 with 8 STM-1/STM-4 interfaces and
STM-1/STM-4 interfaces with an Ethernet switching and mapping module.
and ETEX
Items included in the example are:
SC2 subrack UC3560
FAN CM3565
CMCC CM3564
2 x PS-DC CM3561-A
2 x SIMX16m CM3568-A
ETEX10S CM3572
Interconnecting Tellabs It is possible to extend the configuration with another subrack if the number
6325 nodes to extend of required interfaces exceed the capacity in one subrack. By interconnecting
number of interfaces two Tellabs 6325 nodes, through the cross-connect modules in slot 3, you dou-
ble the number of available slots for traffic modules. In the management sys-
tem the two nodes will be seen as two separate network elements.
Example - ADM4 with The following example shows an ADM4 with 126 x 2 Mbit/s interfaces. It is
126 x 2 Mbit/s interfaces realized by interconnecting two Tellabs 6325 nodes through STM-1 connec-
tions. This example shows two SIMX4m modules interconnected. This makes
it possible to have six PIM1 modules with a total of 126 x 2 Mbit/s interfaces.
28 MA364 • Rev. D3
1.5.3 Selecting the Traffic Modules for the Tellabs 6325 Node - WDM Stand-
alone Configurations
To select the traffic Follow this procedure to select the traffic modules for WDM stand-alone con-
modules figurations. These configurations are also referred to as Tellabs 6325 Wave-
length Division Multiplexing nodes.
The slots in the subrack are shown in ‘Slots in the SC2 subrack’ on page 18.
Step Action
1 Select the required WDM configuration as described in ‘WDM con-

figurations’ on page 29.
See also ‘1.5.4 WDM Link Design’ on page 37.
2 Select the traffic modules as described in ‘Selecting the WDM mod-

ules’ on page 34.
3 Find the item numbers of the traffic modules in ‘Item numbers of

traffic modules’ on page 35.
4 Select the transceivers for the traffic modules as described in

‘1.6 Selecting the Transceivers for the Traffic Modules and Dedicated
Units’ on page 40.
WDM configurations The following WDM configurations are possible with the Tellabs 6325 node.
If then
you require select the OM-C module.

an 8-channel
CWDM mul-
tiplexer and
demultiplexer
MA364 • Rev. D3 29
If then
you require select the OM-D module.

an 8-channel
DWDM mul-
tiplexer and
demultiplexer
you require a select the OM-C and OM-D modules.

15-channel
combined
CWDM and
DWDM mul-
tiplexer and
demultiplexer
30 MA364 • Rev. D3
If then
you require a select the OAD1-C module.

1-channel
CWDM
add/drop
multiplexer
you require a select the OAD1-D module.

1-channel
DWDM
add/drop
multiplexer
you require a select the TR4 module and add SFP transceivers. See also
4-channel ‘Using the MP4/TR4 module’ on page 33.
transponder/
repeater
MA364 • Rev. D3 31
If then
you require a select the MP4 module and add SFP transceivers. The MP4
4-channel module can operate in the following three configurations
muxponder/ controlled by the management software. See also ‘Using
transponder/ the MP4/TR4 module’ on page 33.
repeater
32 MA364 • Rev. D3
Using the MP4/TR4 The MP4 module can be used either as a Transponder/Repeater, similar to a
module TR4 module, or as a Muxponder.
The Muxponder is able to multiplex/demultiplex signals on certain ports. A

description of the signals and ports is shown in the table below. The module
is capable of dual multiplexing/demultiplexing (4 signals to 2 signals). The
functionality (TR/MUX-1/MUX-2) of the MP4 module is set using the ele-
ment manager software.
Possible signals Port connections
TRP/REP (MP4 and TR4 modules)
STM-4/OC-12, STM-16/OC-48, 1–2

1000BASE-X, FC-100, FC-200, FC- 3–4
400 5–6
7–8
MUX-1 (MP4 module)
Client: 1000BASE-X, FC-100 1 – 2, 3

Line: 1 x STM-16 5–6
7–8
MUX-2 (MP4 module)
Client: 1000BASE-X, FC-100 1 – 2, 3

Line: 2 x STM-16 5 – 4, 6
7–8
MA364 • Rev. D3 33
Selecting the WDM Select the type and number of modules that fits your configuration. The type
modules of modules are as follows:
Note: If you require the NE synchronization (SETS) function in the subrack
then an MP4 module must be installed in slot 3.
OM-C 8 channel CWDM multiplexer and demul- 2, 3, 4, 5

tiplexer module. The channel wavelengths
are 1471, 1491, 1511, 1531, 1551, 1571, 1591
and 1611 nm
OM-D 8 channel DWDM multiplexer and demul- 2, 3, 4, 5

tiplexer module. The channel frequencies
are 192.9, 193.0, 193.1, 193.2, 193.3, 193.4,
193.5 and 193.6 THz
OAD1-C 1 channel CWDM optical add/drop multi- 2, 3, 4, 5

plexer module. Select between the follow-
ing add/drop channel wavelengths: 1471,
1491, 1511, 1531, 1551, 1571, 1591 and 1611
nm
OAD1-D 1 channel DWDM optical add/drop multi- 2, 3, 4, 5

plexer module. Select between the follow-
ing add/drop channel frequencies: 192.9,
193.0, 193.1, 193.2, 193.3, 193.4, 193.5 and
193.6 THz
TR4 4 channel WDM transponder/repeater 2, 3, 4, 5

module. A maximum of two TR4/MP4
modules can be installed in a subrack. If
the configuration requires two modules
then use one of the following slot combina-
tions:
• 2 and 3
• 2 and 5
• 3 and 4
• 4 and 5
MP4 4 channel WDM muxponder/transpon- 2, 3, 4, 5

der/repeater module with NE synchroni-
zation (SETS) function. A maximum of two
TR4/MP4 modules can be installed in a
subrack. If the configuration requires two
modules then use one of the following slot
combinations:
• 2 and 3
• 2 and 5
• 3 and 4
• 4 and 5
Note: The MP4 module must be installed in
slot 3 to support the NE synchronization
(SETS) function.
34 MA364 • Rev. D3
Note: Remember to order cover plates for slots not used by modules.
Item numbers of traffic Select from the following traffic modules.

modules

tiplexer module

multiplexer module















MA364 • Rev. D3 35


module

der/repeater module, NE synchronization (SETS)
function.
Cover plate
module)
36 MA364 • Rev. D3
1.5.4 WDM Link Design
Introduction When selecting the equipment for a WDM system it is recommended also to
have a power budget for the link. The following shows power budgets for dif-
ferent configurations.
• ‘Point to Point configuration’ on page 37
• ‘Optical Add/Drop configuration with OAD module’ on page 38
• ‘Optical Add/Drop back-to-back configuration with OM modules’ on
page 39
Point to Point Make a power budget for a point-to-point link with either STM-16 CWDM or
configuration STM-16 DWDM as shown in the following tables.
Power budget for a point-to-point link with STM-16 CWDM.
Parameter Value Unit
Tx launch power (Minimum) 0.0 dBm
Receive sensitivity -28.0 dBm
Insertion loss OM-C (Mux/Demux modules) 4.0 dB
Path penalty 2.0 dB
Span attenuation (connectors, ODF, splices 22.0 dB

etc. and margin included)
Power budget for a point-to-point link with STM-16 DWDM
Paired insertion loss OM-D (Mux/Demux 6.0 dB

modules) (Maximum)
Path penalty 2.0 dB

MA364 • Rev. D3 37
Optical Add/Drop Make a power budget for an optical Add/Drop link (with OAD module) with
configuration with OAD either STM-16 CWDM or STM-16 DWDM as shown in the following tables.
module
Power budget for an optical Add/Drop link (with OAD module) with STM-
16 CWDM.
Insertion loss OAD1-C (Add/Drop module), 2.0 dB

pass-through channels
Path penalty 2.0 dB

Power budget for an optical Add/Drop link (with OAD module) with STM-
16 DWDM

modules) (Maximum)
Insertion loss OAD1-D (Add/Drop module), 3.0 dB

Path penalty 2.0 dB

38 MA364 • Rev. D3
Optical Add/Drop back- Make a power budget for an optical Add/Drop back-to-back link with either
to-back configuration STM-16 CWDM or STM-16 DWDM as shown in the following tables.
with OM modules
Power budget for an optical Add/Drop back-to-back link with STM-16

CWDM.
Insertion loss OM-C (Mux/Demux modules), 4.0 dB

Path penalty 2.0 dB

Power budget for an optical Add/Drop back-to-back link with STM-16

DWDM

modules) (Maximum)

modules), pass-through channels
Path penalty 2.0 dB

MA364 • Rev. D3 39
1.6 Selecting the Transceivers for the Traffic Modules and

Dedicated Units
Overview Select the transceivers for the traffic modules and dedicated units as described
in:
• ‘1.6.1 Selecting the Transceivers for the SDH Interfaces’ on page 40
• ‘1.6.2 Selecting the Transceivers for the Ethernet Interfaces’ on page 44
• ‘1.6.3 Selecting the Transceivers for Bi-directional SDH/Ethernet Interfac-
es’ on page 47
• ‘1.6.4 Selecting the Transceivers for the Fibre Channel Interfaces’ on page
48
1.6.1 Selecting the Transceivers for the SDH Interfaces
Selecting transceivers The dispersion characteristics and attenuation for each specific interface is de-
for the SIMX and SPIMX termined by an application code of the transceivers.
modules and the
Note: If your configuration requires an optical amplifier, then go to ‘1.7 Using
Dedicated Units
Optical Amplifiers’ on page 49.
If the interface type is then
electrical STM-1 select the electrical STM-1 SFP with 1.0/2.3 coaxi-
al connectors.
Note: About size of electrical STM-1 SFPs: The
two connectors together, on the cables for the elec-
trical STM-1 interface, are a little wider than the
transceiver. Due to this it will not be possible to in-
stall two electrical STM-1 transceivers in the cages
next to one another on the Dedicated Units. It
might (depending on the connector type) also be
difficult to replace a transceiver in neighbor posi-
tion to an electrical STM-1 transceiver, without
disconnecting the electrical cables on the neighbor
position. This is the case only with the Dedicated
Units. On the SIMX4m, SIMX16m and SPIMX
modules the space between the cages makes it
possible to install electrical STM-1 transceivers in
all STM-1/4 cages.
optical STM-1 go to ‘Selecting transceivers for optical STM-1 in-

terface’ on page 41
STM-4 go to ‘Selecting transceivers for STM-4 interface’

on page 41
STM-16 go to ‘Selecting transceivers for STM-16 interface’

on page 41
40 MA364 • Rev. D3
Selecting transceivers The type of transceivers that you select for the optical STM-1 interface, is de-
for optical STM-1 termined by the transmission wavelength and the attenuation of the fibre con-
interface nection to the neighboring NE. The attenuation parameter is found by making
a power budget for the system.
if transmission wave- and If point S-R specifi-

then
length is cation
1310 nm (short haul in- attenuation is 0-12 dB select the application

terface) code S-1.1
1310 nm (long haul in- attenuation is 10-28 dB select the application

terface) code L-1.1

terface) code L-1.2
1550 nm (very long attenuation is 15-33 dB select the application

haul interface) code V-1.2
Selecting transceivers The type of transceivers that you select for the STM-4 interface, is determined
for STM-4 interface by the transmission wavelength and the attenuation characteristics of the fibre
connection to the neighboring NE. The attenuation parameters is found by
making a power budget for the system.

then
length is cation

terface) code S-4.1

terface) code L-4.1

terface) code L-4.2
Selecting transceivers The type of transceivers that you select for STM-16 interface, is determined by
for STM-16 interface the transmission wavelength, attenuation and the dispersion characteristics of
the fibre connection to the neighboring NE. The attenuation and dispersion
parameters are found by making a power budget for the system.

then
length is cation

terface) code S-16.1

terface) code L-16.1

terface) and dispersion is <1600 code L-16.2
ps/nm
wavelength specific attenuation is 12-24 dB select STM-16 CWDM

(CWDM) and dispersion is <1600
ps/nm
MA364 • Rev. D3 41

then
length is cation
wavelength specific attenuation is 10-26 dB select STM-16 DWDM

(DWDM) and dispersion is <2400
ps/nm
Item numbers of Select from the following transceivers.

transceivers
SDH
SDH transceiver, SFP, 1.0/2.3 coaxial connectors, TR-0021

75 ohm. For the applications:
• STM-1 electrical
SDH/Ethernet transceiver, SFP, LC connectors, TR-0001

single mode fiber. For the applications:
• S-1.1
• FE

• L-1.1
• FE

• L-1.2
• FE
SDH transceiver, SFP, LC connectors, single TR-0019-551

mode fiber. For the applications:
• V-1.2
SDH transceiver, SFP, LC connectors, single TR-0004

• S-4.1

• L-4.1

• L-4.2

• S-16.1
42 MA364 • Rev. D3

• L-16.1

• L-16.2
Bi-directional SDH
SDH/Ethernet transceiver, Bi-directional, SFP, TR-0025-D

LC connectors, single mode fiber. For the applica-
tions:
• S-1.2
• 100BASE-BX-D
SDH/Ethernet transceiver, Bi-directional, SFP, TR-0025-U

tions:
• S-1.1
• 100BASE-BX-U

tions:
• S-4.2
• 1000BASE-BX-D

tions:
• S-4.1
• 1000BASE-BX-U
SDH WDM
SDH/Ethernet CWDM transceivers, multirate, TR-0020-xxx

available wavelengths are 1471 nm - 1611 nm
with 20 nm spacing, 1600 ps/nm, SFP, LC con-
nectors, single mode fiber. For the applications:
• STM-1/4/16
• FE/GbE
The xxx in the item number represents the last
three digits of the specific wavelength e.g. 471 in
the wavelength 1471 nm.
MA364 • Rev. D3 43
SDH/Ethernet DWDM transceivers, multirate, TR-0018-xxx

available frequencies are 192.10 THz - 196.00 THz
with 100 GHz spacing, 2400 ps/nm, SFP, LC con-
• STM-1/4/16
• FE/GbE
three digits of the specific frequency e.g. 210 in
the frequency 192.10 THz.
1.6.2 Selecting the Transceivers for the Ethernet Interfaces
Transceivers for Select from the following transceivers.

Ethernet interfaces
Fast Ethernet
Ethernet transceiver, SFP, RJ-45 connector, TR-0027

shielded twisted pair. For the applications:
• 10/100BASE-T
Ethernet transceiver, SFP, LC connectors, multi TR-0010

• 100BASE-FX
Ethernet transceiver, SFP, LC connectors, single TR-0022

• 100BASE-LX10

• S-1.1
• FE

• L-1.1
• FE

• L-1.2
• FE
44 MA364 • Rev. D3
Gigabit Ethernet

• 1000BASE-T
Ethernet/Fibre Channel transceiver, SFP, LC con- TR-0011

nectors, multi mode fiber. For the applications:
• 1000BASE-SX
• FC-100/200

nectors, multi/single mode fiber. For the applica-
tions:
• 1000BASE-LX10
• FC-100

• 1000BASE-ZX
Ethernet/Fibre Channel transceiver, multirate, TR-0029

850 nm, SFP, LC connectors, multi mode fiber.
For the applications:
• 1000BASE-SX
• FC-100/200/400
Bi-directional Ethernet

tions:
• S-1.2
• 100BASE-BX-D

tions:
• S-1.1
• 100BASE-BX-U

tions:
• S-4.2
• 1000BASE-BX-D
MA364 • Rev. D3 45

tions:
• S-4.1
• 1000BASE-BX-U
Ethernet WDM

• STM-1/4/16
• FE/GbE
Ethernet/Fibre Channel CWDM transceivers, TR-0031-xxx

multirate, available wavelengths are 1471 nm -
1611 nm with 20 nm spacing, SFP, LC connectors,
• GbE
• FC-100/200/400

• STM-1/4/16
• FE/GbE
Ethernet/Fibre Channel DWDM transceivers, TR-0032-xxx

multirate, available frequencies are 192.90 THz -
193.60 THz with 100 GHz spacing, SFP, LC con-
• GbE
• FC-100/200/400
46 MA364 • Rev. D3
1.6.3 Selecting the Transceivers for Bi-directional SDH/Ethernet Interfaces
Selecting the bi- If you want to send traffic in both directions using only one fiber then select
directional transceivers the bi-directional transceivers. Select a set of transceivers (-D/-U). The D-
transceiver transmitting at 1550nm is used in one end of the fiber and the U-
transceiver transmitting at 1310nm is used at the other end of the fiber.
The attenuation range for the STM-1 transceivers is 0-13 dB and the attenua-
tion range for the STM-4 transceivers is 0-10 dB.
Transceivers for STM-1 / Select the following transceivers.

100BASE-BX bi-
directional interfaces Description Item number

tions:
• S-1.2
• 100BASE-BX-D

tions:
• S-1.1
• 100BASE-BX-U
Transceivers for STM-4 / Select the following transceivers.

1000BASE-BX bi-
directional interfaces Description Item number

tions:
• S-4.2
• 1000BASE-BX-D

tions:
• S-4.1
• 1000BASE-BX-U
MA364 • Rev. D3 47
1.6.4 Selecting the Transceivers for the Fibre Channel Interfaces
Transceivers for Fibre Select from the following transceivers.

Channel interfaces
Fibre Channel

• 1000BASE-SX
• FC-100/200

tions:
• 1000BASE-LX10
• FC-100

• 1000BASE-SX
• FC-100/200/400
Fibre Channel transceiver, multirate, 1310 nm, TR-0030

SFP, LC connectors, single mode fiber. For the ap-
plications:
• FC-100/200/400
Fibre Channel WDM

• GbE
• FC-100/200/400

• GbE
• FC-100/200/400
48 MA364 • Rev. D3
1.7 Using Optical Amplifiers
Introduction For a standard G.957 L-16.2 interface the distance between two nodes are lim-
ited to 80 km over a standard G.652 fiber. To reach longer distances, it is nec-
essary to add a re-generator in the middle of the span, boost the output level
and/or improve the sensitivity of the receiver.
Using an external Optical Amplifier it is possible to increase the distance be-
tween two Tellabs 63xx nodes up to approx. 180 km depending on actual loss
and dispersion of the link.
Using optical amplifiers to increase the distance between Tellabs 63xx Nodes
is described in an application note [1].
1.8 Selecting the Cables
Type of cables available The following type of cables are used for a Tellabs 6325 node.
Cables Used for
Traffic interface cables Connection of traffic interfaces. See

‘1.8.1 Selecting the Traffic Interface Cables’ on
page 50.
Synchronization and 2 MHz input or output synchronization signals

alarm cables and alarm signals. See ‘1.8.2 Selecting the Syn-
chronization and Alarm Cable’ on page 52.
Management cables Connection of network management, element

manager and craft terminal. See ‘1.8.3 Selecting
the Management Cables’ on page 52.
Power cables Power connection to the PS-DC module. See

‘1.8.4 Selecting the Power Cables’ on page 53.
EOW cables EOW connection to the EOW system. See

‘1.8.5 Selecting the EOW Cables’ on page 53.
MA364 • Rev. D3 49
1.8.1 Selecting the Traffic Interface Cables
Overview Select the cables to be used for the modules/units.
Module/Unit Interface Cables
Dedicated Unit STM-4, optical STM-1 See ‘Optical cables’ on

and optical Fast Ether- page 51
net
electrical STM-1 See ‘Electrical cables -

75 ohm’ on page 52
2 Mbit/s 120 ohm See ‘Electrical cables -

electrical Fast Ethernet Use standard Ethernet

cables. See ‘Ethernet in-
terface cables’ on page
52
SIMX STM-16, STM-4 and op- See ‘Optical cables’ on

tical STM-1 page 51

SPIMX STM-16, STM-4 and op- See ‘Optical cables’ on

tical STM-1 page 51

2 Mbit/s 120 ohm See ‘Electrical cables -

PIM3P 34/45 Mbit/s See ‘Electrical cables -

PIM1 2 Mbit/s 120 ohm See ‘Electrical cables -

ETEX10S, EMAP optical See ‘Optical cables’ on

page 51
electrical Use standard Ethernet

cables. See ‘Ethernet in-
terface cables’ on page
52
OM-C, OM-D, OAD1- optical See ‘Optical cables’ on

C, OAD1-D, TR4, MP4 page 51
50 MA364 • Rev. D3
Optical cables For optical interfaces, select between the following cables.
Note: Optical transceivers use an LC connector for the optical interface.
Optical single mode fiber cables, two fibers in one cable
2xLC to 2xLC single mode fiber cable, 0.3 m W-OF203/00.3
2xLC to 2xLC single mode fiber cable, 5 m W-OF203/05.0
2xLC to 2xFC/PC single mode fiber cable, 5 m W-OF204/05.0
2xLC to 2xSC single mode fiber cable, 5 m W-OF205/05.0

Optical multi mode fiber cables, two fibers in one cable
2xLC to 2xLC multi mode fiber cable, 5 m W-OF207/05.0
Electrical cables - For SPIMX and PIM1 modules and Dedicated Units with 2 Mbit/s 120 ohm
120 ohm interfaces, select between the following cables.
Cables for SPIMX module with 4 x 2 Mbit/s
RJ-45 to open ended cable, 120 ohm, 5 m WK-504Y-05.0-10

Cables for PIM1, SPIMX modules with 21 x 2 Mbit/s and Dedicated Units
MDR to open ended cable, 120 ohm, 5 m WK-503Y-05.0-12
MA364 • Rev. D3 51
Electrical cables - For electrical STM-1 interfaces and 34/45 Mbit/s 75 ohm interfaces select be-
75 ohm tween the following cables.
Note: For easier removal of the coaxial cables, an extraction tool (item number
TOOL-H030) can be used.
1.0/2.3 to 1.0/2.3 coaxial cable, 5 m WK-482B-05.0-01
1.0/2.3 to BNC coaxial cable, 5 m WK-483B-05.0-01
1.0/2.3 to open end coaxial cable, 20 m WK-497B-20.0-01
1.8.2 Selecting the Synchronization and Alarm Cable
Synchronization and If you require a 2 MHz external synchronization input signal or synchroniza-
AUX alarm interface tion output signal, then select the following cable. This cable also connect to
cable four AUX alarms.
Note: The plug type on the module is 9 pole D-Sub.
9 pole D-sub to open ended, 120 ohm, 3 m WK-502Y-03.0-01
1.8.3 Selecting the Management Cables
Ethernet interface cables Use standard STP Ethernet interface cables (RJ-45).
Craft terminal interface If your network element requires connection to a craft terminal, then select the
cable following cable. You require one cable per craft terminal.
Craft terminal interface cable, RJ-45 to 9 pole D- WK-480X-03.0-01

sub, 3 m
52 MA364 • Rev. D3
1.8.4 Selecting the Power Cables
Power cable Select the following power cable. You require one power cable per PS-DC
module. In case you want to use protected power you need two PS-DC mod-
ules and thereby also two power cables.
3 pole Molex mini-fit to open ended, 2.6 m WK-500Z-02.6-01

1.8.5 Selecting the EOW Cables
EOW cables If your system includes an EOW system, then select the following cable.
Note: On the SPIMX modules with 21 x 2 Mbit/s the EOW system is connect-
ed with the 2 Mbit/s interface cable (WK-503Y-zz.z-12 - ref. ‘Electrical
cables - 120 ohm’ on page 51). The open ended cable holds both the con-
nections for the 2 Mbit/s interfaces and the EOW interface.
RJ-45 to 15 pole D-sub, 3 m WK-501Y-03.0-01
1.9 Selecting the Embedded Software
Embedded software The Tellabs 6325 node (CMCC module) is delivered with an embedded soft-
ware release pre-installed. The pre-installed ESW may be different from the
release you require for your configuration. Therefore it is recommended to or-
der the CD-ROM with the ESW separately. ETEX modules are delivered with
an ETEX ESW release pre-installed. The pre-installed ETEX ESW may be dif-
ferent from the release you require for your configuration. Therefore it is rec-
ommended to order the CD-ROM with the ETEX ESW separately.
6325 ESW, FP1.3, CD-ROM SW6325-0013M200
ETEX ESW, CD-ROM SW-ETEX-M200
MA364 • Rev. D3 53
54 MA364 • Rev. D3
Tellabs® 6325 Edge Node 2 Ordering Information for Tellabs 6325 Node
2 Ordering Information for Tellabs 6325 Node
Overview This gives the item numbers available for Tellabs 6325 node.
• ‘2.1 Dedicated Units’ on page 55
• ‘2.2 Basic Units’ on page 56
• ‘2.3 Modules’ on page 57
• ‘2.4 Transceivers’ on page 61
• ‘2.5 Subrack Items’ on page 68
• ‘2.6 Balun Items’ on page 68
• ‘2.7 Cables’ on page 69
• ‘2.8 Embedded Software’ on page 71
2.1 Dedicated Units
Dedicated units The following Tellabs 6325 node - dedicated units are available.

ing interfaces:
• 63 x 2 Mbit/s 120 ohm

ing interfaces:
• 21 x 2 Mbit/s 120 ohm

ing interfaces:
• 21 x 2 Mbit/s 120 ohm
• 2 x FE (RJ-45)
MA364 • Rev. D3 55
2.2 Basic Units
Basic units The following pre-configured Tellabs 6325 node basic units are available.
SDXC, pre-configured Tellabs 6325 node, basic CU3560-001-A

• 1x SC2 subrack
• 1x SIMX4m module providing 4 x STM-
1/STM-4 (with SFP), slot 3 in the subrack
• 2x PS-DC module
• 1x CMCC module
• 1x Fan module
ADM1/ADM4, pre-configured Tellabs 6325 CU3560-003

• 1x SC2 subrack
• 1x SPIMX module providing 4 x STM-1/STM-
4 (with SFP) and 4 x 2 Mbit/s 120 Ohm, slot 3
in the subrack
• 2x PS-DC module
• 1x CMCC module
• 1x Fan module
ADM1/ADM4, pre-configured Tellabs 6325 CU3560-005-B

• 1x SC2 subrack
• 1x SPIMXm module providing 4 x STM-
1/STM-4 (with SFP) and 21 x 2 Mbit/s 120
Ohm, slot 3 in the subrack
• 2x PS-DC module
• 1x CMCC module
• 1x Fan module
56 MA364 • Rev. D3
ADM16, pre-configured Tellabs 6325 node, basic CU3560-006-A

• 1x SC2 subrack
• 2x SIMX16m module each providing 1 x STM-
16 and 4 x STM-1/STM-4 (all with SFP), slot 2
and 3 in the subrack
• 2x PS-DC module
• 1x CMCC module
• 1x Fan module
Pre-configured Tellabs 6325 node, without traffic CU3560-007

modules, basic unit comprising the following
items:
• 1x SC2 subrack
• 2x PS-DC module
• 1x CMCC module
• 1x Fan module
2.3 Modules
SDH and PDH modules The following SDH and PDH modules are available for the Tellabs 6325 node.


MA364 • Rev. D3 57
SPIMX16m, SDH and PDH interface module, CM3575

cross-connect and NE synchronization (SETS)
functions, non-intrusive PDH monitoring, with
the interfaces:
• 21 x 2 Mbit/s (E1) 120 Ohm
SPIMXm, SDH and PDH interface module, cross- CM3574-A

tions, non-intrusive PDH monitoring, with the in-
terfaces:
• 21 x 2 Mbit/s (E1) 120 Ohm
SPIMX, SDH and PDH interface module, cross- CM3563

tions, with the interfaces:
• 4 x 2 Mbit/s (E1) 120 Ohm
PIM3P, PDH interface module, with the interfac- CM3579

es:
• 6 x 34/45 Mbit/s (E3/DS3) 75 Ohm
PIM1, PDH interface module, with the interfaces: CM3566

• 21 x 2 Mbit/s (E1) 120 Ohm
Note: 75 ohm interfaces are available using an ex-
ternal balun.
module)
58 MA364 • Rev. D3
Ethernet modules The following Ethernet modules are available for the Tellabs 6325 node.
ETEX10S, Ethernet switching and mapping mod- CM3572

ule, with the interfaces:
• 4 x FE (RJ-45)
EMAP, Ethernet mapping module, with the inter- CM3571

faces:
• 2 x FE (RJ-45)
module)
WDM modules The following WDM modules are available for the Tellabs 6325 node.

tiplexer module

multiplexer module









MA364 • Rev. D3 59








module

der/repeater module, NE synchronization (SETS)
function.
Cover plate
module)
60 MA364 • Rev. D3
Support modules The following support modules are available for the Tellabs 6325 node.
PS-DC module CM3561-A
AC/DC adapter CM3569
CMCC, Central management and communica- CM3564

tions control module
FAN module CM3565
Cover plate for empty slot 8 (position for PS-DC NS-0295

module)
2.4 Transceivers
Transceivers for SDH The following transceivers are available for the SDH interfaces of the Tellabs
interfaces 6325 node.
SDH
SDH transceiver, SFP, 1.0/2.3 coaxial connectors, TR-0021

75 ohm. For the applications:
• STM-1 electrical

• S-1.1
• FE

• L-1.1
• FE

• L-1.2
• FE
SDH transceiver, SFP, LC connectors, single TR-0019-551

• V-1.2

• S-4.1
MA364 • Rev. D3 61

• L-4.1

• L-4.2

• S-16.1

• L-16.1

• L-16.2
Bi-directional SDH

tions:
• S-1.2
• 100BASE-BX-D

tions:
• S-1.1
• 100BASE-BX-U

tions:
• S-4.2
• 1000BASE-BX-D

tions:
• S-4.1
• 1000BASE-BX-U
62 MA364 • Rev. D3
SDH WDM

• STM-1/4/16
• FE/GbE

• STM-1/4/16
• FE/GbE
Transceivers for The following transceivers are available for the Ethernet interfaces of the Tel-
Ethernet interfaces labs 6325 node.
Fast Ethernet

• 10/100BASE-T
Ethernet transceiver, SFP, LC connectors, multi TR-0010

• 100BASE-FX

• 100BASE-LX10

• S-1.1
• FE

• L-1.1
• FE
MA364 • Rev. D3 63

• L-1.2
• FE
Gigabit Ethernet

• 1000BASE-T

• 1000BASE-SX
• FC-100/200

tions:
• 1000BASE-LX10
• FC-100

• 1000BASE-ZX

• 1000BASE-SX
• FC-100/200/400
Bi-directional Ethernet

tions:
• S-1.2
• 100BASE-BX-D

tions:
• S-1.1
• 100BASE-BX-U
64 MA364 • Rev. D3

tions:
• S-4.2
• 1000BASE-BX-D

tions:
• S-4.1
• 1000BASE-BX-U
Ethernet WDM

• STM-1/4/16
• FE/GbE

• GbE
• FC-100/200/400

• STM-1/4/16
• FE/GbE
MA364 • Rev. D3 65

• GbE
• FC-100/200/400
Transceivers for bi- The following transceivers are available for the bi-directional SDH/Ethernet
directional SDH/Ethernet interfaces of the Tellabs 6325 node.
interfaces

tions:
• S-1.2
• 100BASE-BX-D

tions:
• S-1.1
• 100BASE-BX-U

tions:
• S-4.2
• 1000BASE-BX-D

tions:
• S-4.1
• 1000BASE-BX-U
66 MA364 • Rev. D3
Transceivers for Fibre The following transceivers are available for the Fibre Channel interfaces of the
Channel interfaces Tellabs 6325 node.
Fibre Channel

• 1000BASE-SX
• FC-100/200

tions:
• 1000BASE-LX10
• FC-100

• 1000BASE-SX
• FC-100/200/400
Fibre Channel transceiver, multirate, 1310 nm, TR-0030

SFP, LC connectors, single mode fiber. For the ap-
plications:
• FC-100/200/400
Fibre Channel WDM

• GbE
• FC-100/200/400

• GbE
• FC-100/200/400
MA364 • Rev. D3 67
2.5 Subrack Items
Subrack items The following subrack items are available for the Tellabs 6325 node.
SC2 subrack, one rack unit (1RU) high, four slots UC3560
for traffic modules. The following items are deliv-
ered with the subrack:
• Adaptation brackets for 19 inch rack
• Adaptation brackets for ETSI rack
• Cover plate for slot 6
• Extraction tool kit (includes module reset tool)
• M4 x 8 screw and washer to attach ground
wire
module)
Cover plate for empty slot 8 (position for PS-DC NS-0295

module)
2.6 Balun Items
Balun items The following balun items are available for the Tellabs 6325 node.
120/75 ohm balun, 3 pole IDC (Krone) to BNC WK-511B-KIT

connector, for 2 Mbit/s interface on PIM1 and
SPIMX modules. The balun provides only one
connection. So you need two WK-511B-KIT for a
2 Mbit/s interface, one for input and one for out-
put connections.
Balun panel kit BNC. Up to 42 baluns can be in- NS-0299

stalled in the panel. The kit contains the following
items:
• Balun panel for 19 inch rack
• Balun panel for ETSI rack
• Metal strap for fastening the cable shield
• Screws for installing panel in a rack
68 MA364 • Rev. D3
2.7 Cables
Traffic interface cables The following optical and electrical interface cables are available for the Tel-
labs 6325 node.
Optical single mode fiber cables, two fibers in one cable
2xLC to 2xLC single mode fiber cable, 0.3 m W-OF203/00.3

Optical multi mode fiber cables, two fibers in one cable

Electrical cables
1.0/2.3 to open end coaxial cable, 20 m WK-497B-20.0-01
MA364 • Rev. D3 69
Extraction tool for 1.0/2.3 The following extraction tool for disconnecting coaxial cables provided with
coaxial cables 1.0/2.3 connectors, is available for the Tellabs 6325 node.
Extraction tool for coaxial cables (1.0/2.3) TOOL-H030
Synchronization and The following synchronization and AUX alarm cable is available for the Tel-
AUX alarm cable labs 6325 node.
9 pole D-sub to open ended, 120 ohm, 3 m WK-502Y-03.0-01
Management cable The following management cable is available for the Tellabs 6325 node. For
Ethernet interfaces, use standard STP Ethernet interface cables (RJ-45).
Craft terminal interface cable, RJ-45 to 9 pole D- WK-480X-03.0-01

sub, 3 m
Power cable The following power cable is available for the Tellabs 6325 node.
3 pole Molex mini-fit to open ended, 2.6 m WK-500Z-02.6-01

70 MA364 • Rev. D3
EOW cable The following EOW cable is available for the Tellabs 6325 node.
Note: On the SPIMX module with 21 x 2 Mbit/s the EOW system is connected
with the 2 Mbit/s interface cable (WK-503Y-zz.z-12 - ref. ‘Traffic inter-
face cables’ on page 69). The open ended cable holds both the connec-
tions for the 2 Mbit/s interfaces and the EOW interface.
Cable description Item number
RJ-45 to 15 pole D-sub, 3 m WK-501Y-03.0-01
2.8 Embedded Software
Embedded software The following embedded software is available for the Tellabs 6325 node.
6325 ESW, FP1.3, CD-ROM SW6325-0013M200
ETEX ESW, CD-ROM SW-ETEX-M200
MA364 • Rev. D3 71
72 MA364 • Rev. D3
Tellabs® 6325 Edge Node Index
Index
Numerics Item number 71

selecting 53
6325 items 11
ETEX10S 13
External balun
A Selecting 24
Abbreviations 9 Extraction tool for coaxial cables 70
AC/DC adapter 11
Alarm cable
item number 70
F
FAN 12
B I
Balun
Item number 68 Interconnecting nodes 28
Selecting 24 Items 11
Basic Units 11
Item numbers 56 M
Management cable
C Item number 70
MP4 13
Cables
Item numbers 69
selecting 49 O
selecting alarm 52 OAD1-C 13
selecting EOW 53 OAD1-D 13
selecting for SDH/PDH interfaces 50 OM-C 13
selecting management 52 OM-D 13
selecting power 53 Optical Amplifiers 49
selecting synchronization 52
type of 49
CMCC 11 P
Coaxial cable extraction tool 70 PIM1 12
Configuration and Ordering Guide PIM3P 12
Prerequisite for using 9 Power cable
Structure 9 Item number 70
Configuring a Tellabs 6325 Node 13 Prerequisitefor using this guide 9
Basic Units 15 Product Release 9
Dedicated Units 14 Product version 9
Subrack and Modules 17 PS-DC 11
D S
DC/DC 11 SC2 11
Dedicated Units 11 Selecting
Item numbers 55 Cables 49
Selecting 14 Embedded software 53
Document structure 9 External balun 24
Support modules 18
Traffic modules 20, 29
E Transceivers 40
EMAP 13 Transceivers for bi-directional interfaces 47
Embedded Software Transceivers for ETEX10S module 44
MA364 • Rev. D3 73
Tellabs® 6325 Edge Node Index
Transceivers for Ethernet interfaces 44

Transceivers for Fibre Channel interfaces 48
Transceivers for SDH interfaces 40
Transceivers for SIMX and SPIMX modules
and dedicated units 40
Transceivers for STM-1 interfaces 41
SIMX16m 12
SIMX4m 12
Software
Item number 71
SPIMX 12
SPIMX16m 12
SPIMXm 12
Subrack 11
Items 68
Support modules
item numbers 61
Selecting 18
Synchronization cable
item number 70
T
Tellabs 6325 items 11
TR4 13
Traffic modules
Item numbers 57, 59
Selecting 20, 29
Transceivers
Bi-directional interfaces 47
Ethernet interfaces 44
Fibre Channel interfaces 48
Item numbers 61, 63, 66, 67
SDH interfaces 40
Selecting 40, 44
U
Using optical amplifiers 49
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1 Configuration Guide for Tellabs 6325 Node . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

2 Ordering Information for Tellabs 6325 Node . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55

Purpose The purpose of this guide is to:

Structure of the The guide is structured as follows:

Abbreviations used in 3R Transponder performing Re-amplification, Re-shaping and

SIMXm SDH Interfaces, Cross-connection and SETS Module with

1 Configuration Guide for Tellabs 6325 Node

Overview This describes how you configure a Tellabs 6325 node.

1.1 Tellabs 6325 Node Items

Dedicated Units Three non-modular variants that are complete nodes

Basic Unit Pre-configured Tellabs 6325 node comprising a sub-

CMCC Central management and communications controller

PS-DC DC Power supply module (DC/DC converter)

AC/DC External AC/DC adapter

FAN Cooling module with the following interfaces:

SIMX4m SDH interface module, cross-connect and NE syn-

SIMX16m SDH interface module, cross-connect and NE syn-

SPIMX SDH and PDH interface module, cross-connect and

SPIMXm SDH and PDH interface module, cross-connect and

SPIMX16m SDH and PDH interface module, cross-connect and

PIM1 PDH interface module with the following transport

PIM3P PDH interface module with the following transport

ETEX10S Ethernet switching and mapping module with

EMAP Ethernet mapping module with the following trans-

OM-C 8 channel CWDM multiplexer and demultiplexer

OM-D 8 channel DWDM multiplexer and demultiplexer

OAD1-C 1 channel CWDM optical add/drop multiplexer

OAD1-D 1 channel DWDM optical add/drop multiplexer

TR4 4 channel WDM transponder/repeater module.

MP4 4 channel WDM muxponder/transponder/repeater

Transceivers Pluggable transceivers (SFP) are used to provide the

Baluns 120/75 ohm baluns provide 2 Mbit/s 75 ohm inter-

1.2 Configuring a Tellabs 6325 Node

you require a fixed configuration Go to ‘1.3 Configuring a Tellabs 6325

you require a configuration covered Go to ‘1.4 Configuring a Tellabs 6325

you want to configure the Tellabs Go to ‘1.5 Configuring a Tellabs 6325

1.3 Configuring a Tellabs 6325 Node by Selecting a Dedicated Unit

2 Select transceivers as described in ‘1.6 Selecting the Transceivers for

3 If required, select optical amplifier as described in ‘1.7 Using Optical

5 Select the embedded software as described in ‘1.9 Selecting the Em-

Item numbers of the Select from the following units.

Tellabs 6325 node - Dedicated Unit, two DC pow- CU3561-001

Tellabs 6325 node - Dedicated Unit, two DC pow- CU3561-002

Description Item number

Tellabs 6325 node - Dedicated Unit, two DC pow- CU3561-003

1.4 Configuring a Tellabs 6325 Node by Selecting a Basic Unit

3 Select transceivers as described in ‘1.6 Selecting the Transceivers for