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OPCOM100
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OPCOM100 User Manual Preface
Preface
Objectives
This document describes the OPCOM100 in terms of overview, panels, chassises,
multiplexers and demultiplexers, add/drop device, single-dual fiber converter, installation and
maintenance. The appendix lists terms, acronyms, and abbreviations involved in this
document.
Versions
The following table lists the product versions related to this document.
Product name Hardware version

OPCOM100-2E-1-SU C.00 or later
OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA C.00 or later
OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU C.00 or later, D.00 or later
OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU D.00 or later
OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU A.00 or later
OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU A.00 or later
OPCOM100-OMU6-SU A.00 or later, B.00 or earlier
OPCOM100-OMU6-SU B.00 or later
OPCOM100-OMU6-LU A.00 or later
OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1 A.00 or later
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Product name Hardware version

OPCOM100-OMU8-SU A.00 or later, B.00 or earlier
OPCOM100-OMU8-SU B.00 or later
Conventions
Symbol conventions
The symbols that may be found in this document are defined as follows.
Symbol Description
Indicate a hazard with a medium or low level of risk which, if
not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
Indicate a potentially hazardous situation that, if not avoided,

could cause equipment damage, data loss, and performance
degradation, or unexpected results.
Provide additional information to emphasize or supplement
important points of the main text.
Indicate a tip that may help you solve a problem or save time.
General conventions
Convention Description
Times New Roman Normal paragraphs are in Times New Roman.
Arial Paragraphs in Warning, Caution, Notes, and Tip are in Arial.
Boldface Buttons and navigation path are in Boldface.
Italic Book titles are in italics.
Lucida Console Terminal display is in Lucida Console.
Book Antiqua Heading 1, Heading 2, Heading 3, and Block are in Book
Antiqua.

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Command conventions
Boldface The keywords of a command line are in boldface. The
parameter of a command
Italic Command arguments are in italics.
[] Items (keywords or arguments) in square brackets [ ] are
optional.
{ x | y | ... } Alternative items are grouped in braces and separated by
vertical bars. Only one is selected.
[ x | y | ... ] Optional alternative items are grouped in square brackets and
separated by vertical bars. One or none is selected.
{ x | y | ... } * Alternative items are grouped in braces and separated by
vertical bars. A minimum of one or a maximum of all can be
selected.
[ x | y | ... ] * Optional alternative items are grouped in square brackets and
separated by vertical bars. A minimum of none or a maximum
of all can be selected.
GUI conventions
Boldface Buttons, menus, parameters, tabs, windows, and dialog titles
are in boldface. For example, click OK.
> Multi-level menus are in boldface and separated by the ">"
signs. For example, choose File > Create > Folder.
Keyboard operation
Format Description
Key Press the key. For example, press Enter and press Tab.
Key 1+Key 2 Press the keys concurrently. For example, pressing Ctrl+C
means the two keys should be pressed concurrently.
Key 1, Key 2 Press the keys in turn. For example, pressing Alt, A means the
two keys should be pressed in turn.

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Mouse operation
Action Description
Click Select and release the primary mouse button without moving
the pointer.
Double-click Press the primary mouse button twice continuously and quickly
without moving the pointer.
Right-click Press the right mouse button to pop up a menu for later
selection.
Drag Press and hold the primary mouse button and move the pointer
to a certain position.
Change history
Updates between document versions are cumulative. Therefore, the latest document version
contains all updates made to previous versions.
Issue 04 (2016-09-01)
Fourth commercial release
 Updated technical parameters of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B), OPCOM100-PSDU-
B-SU, OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU, and OPCOM100-OMU12-LU.
 Added a fiber optic extender OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-7.
Issue 03 (2016-02-15)
Third commercial release
 Added the OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU and the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU.
 Added the following models.
– OPCOM100-OMU6-LU
– OPCOM100-OMU6-SU
– OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1
– OPCOM100-OMU8-SU
 Deleted two EOS models: OPCOM100-2-2-SU and OPCOM100-DAD4D.

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 Optimized descriptions.
Issue 02 (2015-02-01)
Second commercial release
 Added two models: OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU (D) and OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU (D).
Added the 3U panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU(B) and the 1U panel of the
OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B).
 Fixed known bugs.
Issue 01 (2013-08-01)
Initial commercial release

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OPCOM100 User Manual Contents
Contents
1 Overview......................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 Introduction ...................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1.1 Application scenarios .............................................................................................................................. 1
1.1.2 Types ....................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Ordering information........................................................................................................................................ 2
1.2.1 Fixing panels and devices ....................................................................................................................... 2
2 Fixing panels .................................................................................................................................. 6

2.1 3U panel of OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B)......................................................................................................... 6
2.1.1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................................. 6
2.1.2 Appearance .............................................................................................................................................. 6
2.2 1U panel of OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B)......................................................................................................... 7
2.2.1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................................. 7
2.2.2 Appearance .............................................................................................................................................. 7
2.3 PB16 ................................................................................................................................................................. 7
2.3.1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................................. 7
2.3.2 Appearance .............................................................................................................................................. 7
2.4 PB3 ................................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.4.1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................................. 8
2.4.2 Appearance .............................................................................................................................................. 8
3 FOX .................................................................................................................................................. 9
3.1 OPCOM100-OMU6-SU................................................................................................................................... 9
3.1.1 Version .................................................................................................................................................... 9
3.1.2 Appearance ............................................................................................................................................ 10
3.1.3 Features ................................................................................................................................................. 10
3.1.4 Interfaces ............................................................................................................................................... 11
3.1.5 Optical performance indexes................................................................................................................. 11
3.1.6 Environmental requirements ................................................................................................................. 12
3.2 OPCOM100-OMU6-LU ................................................................................................................................ 13
3.2.1 Version .................................................................................................................................................. 13
3.2.2 Appearance ............................................................................................................................................ 13
3.2.3 Features ................................................................................................................................................. 14
3.2.4 Interfaces ............................................................................................................................................... 14
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3.3 OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1 ............................................................................................................................. 16
3.3.1 Version .................................................................................................................................................. 16
3.3.2 Appearance ............................................................................................................................................ 16
3.3.3 Features ................................................................................................................................................. 16
3.3.4 Interfaces ............................................................................................................................................... 17
3.4 OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-2 ............................................................................................................................. 18
3.4.1 Version .................................................................................................................................................. 18
3.4.2 Appearance ............................................................................................................................................ 18
3.4.3 Features ................................................................................................................................................. 19
3.4.4 Interfaces ............................................................................................................................................... 19
3.5 OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-3 ............................................................................................................................. 21
3.5.1 Version .................................................................................................................................................. 21
3.5.2 Appearance ............................................................................................................................................ 21
3.5.3 Features ................................................................................................................................................. 21
3.5.4 Interfaces ............................................................................................................................................... 22
3.6 OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-4 ............................................................................................................................. 24
3.6.1 Version .................................................................................................................................................. 24
3.6.2 Appearance ............................................................................................................................................ 24
3.6.3 Features ................................................................................................................................................. 24
3.6.4 Interfaces ............................................................................................................................................... 25
3.7 OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-5 ............................................................................................................................. 26
3.7.1 Version .................................................................................................................................................. 26
3.7.2 Appearance ............................................................................................................................................ 26
3.7.3 Features ................................................................................................................................................. 27
3.7.4 Interfaces ............................................................................................................................................... 27
3.8 OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-6 ............................................................................................................................. 29
3.8.1 Version .................................................................................................................................................. 29
3.8.2 Appearance ............................................................................................................................................ 29
3.8.3 Features ................................................................................................................................................. 29
3.8.4 Interfaces ............................................................................................................................................... 30

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3.9 OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-7 ............................................................................................................................. 32
3.9.1 Version .................................................................................................................................................. 32
3.9.2 Appearance ............................................................................................................................................ 32
3.9.3 Features ................................................................................................................................................. 32
3.9.4 Interfaces ............................................................................................................................................... 33
3.10 OPCOM100-OMU8-SU............................................................................................................................... 34
3.10.1 Version ................................................................................................................................................ 34
3.10.2 Appearance .......................................................................................................................................... 34
3.10.3 Features ............................................................................................................................................... 35
3.10.4 Interfaces ............................................................................................................................................. 35
3.10.5 Optical performance indexes............................................................................................................... 36
3.10.6 Environmental requirements ............................................................................................................... 37
3.11 OPCOM100-OMU12-LU............................................................................................................................. 38
3.11.1 Version ................................................................................................................................................ 38
3.11.2 Appearance .......................................................................................................................................... 38
3.11.3 Features ............................................................................................................................................... 38
3.11.4 Interfaces ............................................................................................................................................. 39
3.11.5 Optical performance indexes ............................................................................................................... 39
3.12 OPCOM100-OMU18-LU ............................................................................................................................ 41
3.12.1 Version ................................................................................................................................................ 41
3.12.2 Appearance .......................................................................................................................................... 41
3.12.3 Features ............................................................................................................................................... 42
3.12.4 Interfaces ............................................................................................................................................. 42
3.12.5 Optical performance indexes............................................................................................................... 43
4 Fiber converter ............................................................................................................................. 45

4.1 OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA ............................................................................................................................. 45
4.1.1 Version .................................................................................................................................................. 45
4.1.2 Appearance ............................................................................................................................................ 45
4.1.3 Features ................................................................................................................................................. 46
4.1.4 Interfaces ............................................................................................................................................... 46
4.1.7 Networking applications ....................................................................................................................... 48
4.2 OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU ............................................................................................................................. 50
4.2.1 Version .................................................................................................................................................. 50

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4.2.2 Appearance ............................................................................................................................................ 50

4.2.3 Features ................................................................................................................................................. 51
4.2.4 Interfaces ............................................................................................................................................... 52
4.3 OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU .............................................................................................................................. 54
4.3.1 Version .................................................................................................................................................. 54
4.3.2 Appearance ............................................................................................................................................ 54
4.3.3 Features ................................................................................................................................................. 55
4.3.4 Interfaces ............................................................................................................................................... 55
4.4 OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU .............................................................................................................................. 57
4.4.1 Version .................................................................................................................................................. 57
4.4.2 Appearance ............................................................................................................................................ 57
4.4.3 Features ................................................................................................................................................. 58
4.4.4 Interfaces ............................................................................................................................................... 58
4.5 OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU ............................................................................................................................... 61
4.5.1 Version .................................................................................................................................................. 61
4.5.2 Appearance ............................................................................................................................................ 61
4.5.3 Features ................................................................................................................................................. 62
4.5.4 Interfaces ............................................................................................................................................... 62
4.6 OPCOM100-2E-1-SU .................................................................................................................................... 65
4.6.1 Version .................................................................................................................................................. 66
4.6.2 Appearance ............................................................................................................................................ 66
4.6.3 Features ................................................................................................................................................. 66
4.6.4 Interfaces ............................................................................................................................................... 67
5 Installation and maintenance ................................................................................................... 73

5.1 Precautions ..................................................................................................................................................... 73
5.2 Installing device ............................................................................................................................................. 73

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5.2.2 Connecting and removing fiber ............................................................................................................. 75

5.3 Maintenance ................................................................................................................................................... 75
6 Appendix ...................................................................................................................................... 76
6.1 Dimensions ..................................................................................................................................................... 76
6.2 DWDM channels ............................................................................................................................................ 77
6.3 Troubleshooting.............................................................................................................................................. 78
6.4 Terms .............................................................................................................................................................. 79
6.5 Acronyms and abbreviations .......................................................................................................................... 80

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OPCOM100 User Manual Figures
Figures
Figure 2-1 Appearance of the 3U panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B) ......................................................... 6

Figure 2-2 Appearance of the 1U panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B) ......................................................... 7
Figure 2-3 Appearance of the PB16 ....................................................................................................................... 7

Figure 2-4 Appearance of the PB3 ......................................................................................................................... 8
Figure 3-1 Appearance of version A and version B of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU............................................ 10
Figure 3-2 Appearance of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU ....................................................................................... 13
Figure 3-3 Appearance of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1 ................................................................................... 16
Figure 3-10 Appearance of version A and version B of the OPCOM100-OMU8-SU .......................................... 35
Figure 3-11 Appearance of the OPCOM100-OMU12-LU ................................................................................... 38
Figure 3-12 Appearance of the OPCOM100-OMU18-LU ................................................................................... 41
Figure 4-1 Overall appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA ........................................................................ 46
Figure 4-2 Front appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA ........................................................................... 46
Figure 4-3 Reconstruction of single-dual fiber for BS key customers ................................................................. 49
Figure 4-4 Reconstruction of single-dual fiber for bidirectional radio&TV CMTS............................................. 50
Figure 4-5 Overall appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU (C).................................................................. 51

Figure 4-6 Front appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU (C) ..................................................................... 51
Figure 4-7 Overall appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU (D) ................................................................. 51
Figure 4-8 Front appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU (D) ..................................................................... 51
Figure 4-9 Overall appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU (D) .................................................................. 55
Figure 4-10 Front appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU (D) ................................................................... 55

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Figure 4-11 Overall appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU ...................................................................... 58
Figure 4-12 Front appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU ......................................................................... 58

Figure 4-13 OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU networking ............................................................................................. 61
Figure 4-14 Overall appearance of the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU ....................................................................... 62
Figure 4-15 Front appearance of the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU........................................................................... 62

Figure 4-16 Networking with the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU ............................................................................... 65
Figure 4-17 Device connections for the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU ..................................................................... 65
Figure 4-18 Overall appearance of the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU............................................................................. 66
Figure 4-19 Front appearance of the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU ................................................................................ 66
Figure 4-20 Networking for triple-play networks with OPCOM100-2E-1-SU .................................................... 68
Figure 4-21 Device connections for triple-play networks with OPCOM100-2E-1-SU ....................................... 69
Figure 4-22 Networking for reconstruction of medium- and long-distance point-to-point single-dual fiber for 2
ways of bidirectional services (codirectional transmission) ................................................................................. 70
Figure 4-23 Device connections for reconstruction of medium- and long-distance point-to-point single-dual
fiber for 2 ways of bidirectional services (codirectional transmission) ................................................................ 70
ways of bidirectional services (reverse transmission) .......................................................................................... 70
ways of bidirectional services (reverse transmission) .......................................................................................... 71
way of bidirectional services (2-wavelength interconnection) ............................................................................. 71
Figure 4-27 Device connections for reconstruction of medium- and long-distance point-to-point single-dual
fiber for 1 way of bidirectional services (2-wavelength interconnection) ............................................................ 72
Figure 5-1 Pulling out the two pull pins from the OPCOM100 ........................................................................... 74
Figure 5-2 Pressing the two pull pins ................................................................................................................... 74
Figure 5-3 Appearance of the LC and SC connector ............................................................................................ 75

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OPCOM100 User Manual Tables
Tables
Table 1-1 Ordering information about fixing panels and chassises ........................................................................ 2
Table 3-1 Versions of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU ................................................................................................ 9
Table 3-2 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (A, B) ................................................... 11
Table 3-3 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (A) ....................................................... 11
Table 3-4 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B) ....................................................... 12
Table 3-5 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU ............................................................. 13
Table 3-6 Version of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU ............................................................................................... 13
Table 3-7 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU .............................................................. 14
Table 3-8 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU ............................................................. 14
Table 3-9 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU ............................................................ 15
Table 3-10 Version of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1 .......................................................................................... 16
Table 3-11 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1 ......................................................... 17
Table 3-12 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1 ........................................................ 17
Table 3-13 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1 ....................................................... 18


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Table 3-38 Versions of the OPCOM100-OMU8-SU ............................................................................................ 34
Table 3-39 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-OMU8-SU (A, B) ................................................. 36
Table 3-40 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-OMU8-SU (A) ..................................................... 36
Table 3-41 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-OMU8-SU (B) ..................................................... 37
Table 3-42 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-OMU8-SU ........................................................... 37
Table 3-43 Version of the OPCOM100-OMU12-LU ........................................................................................... 38
Table 3-44 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-OMU12-LU .......................................................... 39
Table 3-45 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-OMU12-LU ......................................................... 39
Table 3-46 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-OMU12-LU......................................................... 40
Table 3-47 Version of the OPCOM100-OMU18-LU ........................................................................................... 41
Table 3-48 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-OMU18-LU .......................................................... 42
Table 3-49 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-OMU18-LU ......................................................... 43
Table 3-50 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-OMU18-LU......................................................... 44
Table 4-1 Version of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA ............................................................................................ 45
Table 4-2 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA............................................................ 47
Table 4-3 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA.......................................................... 47
Table 4-4 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA .......................................................... 47
Table 4-5 Versions of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU ........................................................................................... 50
Table 4-6 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU............................................................ 52
Table 4-7 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU .......................................................... 52
Table 4-8 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU (C) .................................................... 53

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Table 4-9 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU (D) .................................................... 53
Table 4-10 Version of the OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU .......................................................................................... 54

Table 4-11 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU .......................................................... 56
Table 4-12 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU ........................................................ 56
Table 4-13 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU ......................................................... 56

Table 4-14 Version of the OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU .......................................................................................... 57
Table 4-15 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU .......................................................... 59
Table 4-16 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU ........................................................ 59
Table 4-17 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU ......................................................... 60
Table 4-18 Version of the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU............................................................................................ 61
Table 4-19 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU ........................................................... 63

Table 4-20 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU ......................................................... 63
Table 4-21 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU .......................................................... 63
Table 4-22 Version of the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU ................................................................................................. 66

Table 4-23 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU ................................................................ 67
Table 4-24 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU .............................................................. 67
Table 4-25 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU ............................................................... 68
Table 6-1 Dimensions........................................................................................................................................... 76
Table 6-2 DWDM channels .................................................................................................................................. 77
Table 6-3 Common faults and troubleshooting .................................................................................................... 78

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OPCOM100 User Manual 1 Overview
1 Overview
This chapter is an overview of the OPCOM100, including the following sections:

 Introduction
 Ordering information
1.1 Introduction
The Raisecom OPCOM100 series, developed on the basis of Wavelength Division
Multiplexer (WDM), include the multiplexer/demultiplexer, add/drop device, and single-dual
fiber converter. The OPCOM100 features high capacity. Independent of services, it can
transmit services transparently. By using the OPCOM100, you can increase communication
capacity and bandwidth to solve the problem of inadequate fiber resources, thus providing a
convenient, flexible, and low-cost solution for network access providers.
1.1.1 Application scenarios

The OPCOM100 is used in the following scenarios:
 Urgent capacity expansion in telecom projects
 Broadband network construction for telecom carriers, enterprises, colleges, and
communities, especially when leasing fiber cables
 Transparent transmission of services on the Storage Area Network (SAN), Local Area
Network (LAN), Metropolitan Access Network (MAN) due to service independence,
thus solving the problem of inadequate fiber resources
1.1.2 Types
The OPCOM100 adopts a passive design and complies with carriers' standards in structure
and dimensions, so it can be widely applied to carriers' networks. It can be installed in the
outdoor Optical Distribution Frame (ODF), fiber optic cross connection box, and Raisecom
fixing panel or cabinet. The Raisecom fixing panel or cabinet can hold devices that comply
with the structure, thus providing compact installation and saving space in the equipment
room.

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1.2 Ordering information

1.2.1 Fixing panels and devices
Table 1-1 lists ordering information about fixing panels and chassises.
Table 1-1 Ordering information about fixing panels and chassises

Device Model Version Description
Fixing 3U panel of – 16-slot 3U-high passive panel
panel the
and OPCOM100-
fixing OMU6-SU
chassis (B)
1U panel of – 16-slot 1U-high passive panel
the
OPCOM100-
OMU6-SU
(B)
PB16 B 16-slot 3U-high passive chassis
PB3 B 3-slot 1U-high passive chassis
FOX OPCOM100- A and B Common features for version A and version B:
OMU6-SU  Passive FOX, supporting 6 channels, with their
wavelengths as 1271 nm, 1291 nm, 1311 nm,
1331 nm, 1351 nm, and 1371 nm
 All optical interfaces are of the SC/UPC type.
Differences of version A from version B:

 Version A is for commercial use.
 Version B is for industrial use.
 Version A has no extension interfaces, but
supports transmitting up to 6 ways of

unidirectional services or 3 ways of bidirectional
services in a fiber.
 Version B provides an extension interface,
connecting to the OPCOM100-OMU8. Without

using the extension interface, it supports
transmitting up to 6 ways of unidirectional
services or 3 ways of bidirectional services in a
fiber. With the extension interface, it supports
transmitting up to 14 ways of unidirectional
fiber.
 Passive FOX, supporting 6 channels, with their
OPCOM100- A
OMU6-LU wavelengths as 1271 nm, 1291 nm, 1311 nm,
1331 nm, 1351 nm, and 1371 nm
 Support transmitting 6 ways of unidirectional

fiber.
 All optical interfaces are of the LC/UPC type.

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OPCOM100- A
OMU6-LU-1 wavelengths as 1271 nm and 1291 nm
services or 1 way of bidirectional services in a

fiber.
 Provide an extension interface to support
upgrade with all other CWDM wavelengths.

OPCOM100- A

fiber.

OPCOM100- A

fiber.

OPCOM100- A

fiber.

OPCOM100- A

fiber.

OPCOM100- A

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OPCOM100- A

fiber.

OPCOM100- A and B Common features for version A and version B:

OMU8-SU  Passive FOX, supporting 8 types of wavelength
1471 nm, 1491 nm, 1511 nm, 1531 nm, 1551
nm, 1571 nm, 1591 nm, and 1611 nm
 Support transmitting up to 8 ways of

Differences of version A from version B:

 Version A is for commercial use.
 Version B is for industrial use.
 Passive FOX, supporting 12 types of wavelength
OPCOM100- A
OMU12-LU 1271 nm, 1291 nm, 1311 nm, 1331 nm, 1351
nm, 1371 nm, 1471 nm, 1491 nm, 1511 nm,
1531 nm, 1551 nm, and 1571 nm

 Passive FOX, supporting 18 types of wavelength
OPCOM100- A
OMU18-LU 1271 nm, 1291 nm, 1311 nm, 1331 nm, 1351
nm, 1371 nm, 1391 nm, 1411 nm, 1431 nm,
1451 nm, 1471 nm, 1491 nm, 1511 nm, 1531
nm, 1551 nm, 1571 nm, 1591 nm, and 1611 nm.

Fiber OPCOM100- C 1310 nm passive single-dual fiber converter

converter PSDU-A-SA All optical interfaces are of the SC/APC type.
OPCOM100- C 1310 nm passive single-dual fiber converter
PSDU-A-SU  Optical interfaces at the client side are of the
SC/PC type.
 Optical interfaces at the line side are of the
SC/APC type.
D 1310 nm passive single-dual fiber converter
 Optical interfaces at the client side are of the
SC/PC type.
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OPCOM100- D 1550 nm passive single-dual fiber converter
PSDU-B-SU  Optical interfaces at the client side are of the
SC/PC type.
SC/PC type.
OPCOM100- A 1310 and 1550 nm passive single-four fiber
PSDU-C-SU converter
All optical interfaces are of the SC/UPC type.
OPCOM100- A 1G or 10G EPON/GPON passive extender and
PSPU-2-LU multiplexer/demultiplexer
 For the GP optical interface, the wavelength of
the uplink channel is 1310 nm while that of the
downlink channel is 1490 nm.
 For the 10GP optical interface, the wavelength
of the uplink channel is 1270 nm while that of

the downlink channel is 1577 nm.
OPCOM100- C Single-channel enhanced passive

2E-1-SU multiplexer/demultiplexer
 The wavelength of channels is 1310+1490 nm
and 1550 nm.
 The 1310+1490 nm interface at the client side is
of the SC/UPC type.

 The 1550 nm interface at the client side is of the
SC/APC type.
 The interface at the line side is of the SC/APC
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OPCOM100 User Manual 2 Fixing panels
2 Fixing panels
This chapter describes the PSBU fixing panel, including the following sections:
 3U panel of OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B)
 1U panel of OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B)
 PB16
 PB3
2.1 3U panel of OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B)

2.1.1 Introduction
The 3U panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B) is a simple 16-slot 3U-high panel, which
can be installed in the 19-inch cabinet.
2.1.2 Appearance
Figure 2-1 shows the appearance of the 3U panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B).
Figure 2-1 Appearance of the 3U panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B)

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2.2 1U panel of OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B)

2.2.1 Introduction
The 1U panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B) is a simple 16-slot 1U-high panel, which
can be installed in the 19-inch cabinet.
2.2.2 Appearance
Figure 2-2 shows the appearance of the 1U panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B).
Figure 2-2 Appearance of the 1U panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B)
2.3 PB16
2.3.1 Introduction
The PB16 is a simple 16-slot 3U-high passive chassis, which can be installed in the 19-inch
cabinet or rack.
2.3.2 Appearance
Figure 2-3 shows the appearance of the PB16.
Figure 2-3 Appearance of the PB16

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2.4 PB3
2.4.1 Introduction
The PB3 is a simple 3-slot 1U-high chassis, which can be installed in the 19-inch cabinet or
rack.
2.4.2 Appearance
Figure 2-4 shows the appearance of the PB3.
Figure 2-4 Appearance of the PB3

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OPCOM100 User Manual 3 FOX
3 FOX
This chapter describes the Fiber Optic eXtender (FOX) used by the PSBU, including the
following sections:
 OPCOM100-OMU6-SU
 OPCOM100-OMU6-LU
 OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1
 OPCOM100-OMU8-SU
3.1 OPCOM100-OMU6-SU
3.1.1 Version
Table 3-1 Versions of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU
Model Product version Difference
 Commercial use
OPCOM100-OMU6-SU A.00 or later
 No extension interface
 Industrial use
B.00 or later
 An extension interface connecting the
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3.1.2 Appearance
Figure 3-1 shows the appearance of version A and version B of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU.
Figure 3-1 Appearance of version A and version B of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU
3.1.3 Features
Common features for version A and version B of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU are as below:
 Be completely transparent to service signals and thus support transmitting services at any
rate.
 Be of good optical performance indexes, such as low insertion loss, low polarization
sensitivity, high return loss, without deteriorating transmission quality of optical signals.
 Adopt the carrier-grade plastic plug-in encapsulation structure, and support being
inserted into the PB3 or PB16 for outdoor use.
 Be passive, and support plug and play without configurations, thus simplifying
maintenance.
 Be of small size and easy installation.
Different features for version A and version B of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU are as below:
 Temperature:
− Version A : commercial use, -10 to 65°C operating temperature, -40 to 75°C storage
temperature
− Version B : industrial use, -40 to 85°C operating temperature, -40 to 85°C storage
temperature
 Extension interface
– Version A has no extension interfaces, but supports transmitting up to 6 ways of
unidirectional services or 3 ways of bidirectional services in a fiber. The wavelengths
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– Version B provides an extension interface, connecting to the OPCOM100-OMU8-SU.

With the extension interface, it supports transmitting up to 14 ways of unidirectional
services or 7 ways of bidirectional services in a fiber, thus greatly improving fiber
utilization rate and lowering fiber investment. The OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B)
wavelengths at the client side are 1271 nm, 1291 nm, 1311 nm, 1331 nm, 1351 nm,
and 1371 nm. The OPCOM100-OMU8-SU wavelengths at the client side are 1471
nm, 1491 nm, 1511 nm, 1531 nm, 1551 nm, 1571 nm, 1591 nm, and 1611 nm.
3.1.4 Interfaces
Table 3-2 lists interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (A, B).
Table 3-2 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (A, B)

Print Type Medium Description
IN (LINE) SC/UPC SMF Line side optical interface
8 – – – Version A: no extension interface
EXT SC/UPC SMF Version B: an extension interface connecting to
OPCOM100-OMU8
7 – – Idle
6 (1371) SC/UPC SMF Client-side optical interface, 1371-nm channel
3.1.5 Optical performance indexes

Table 3-3 and Table 3-4 list optical performance indexes of version A and version B of the
OPCOM100-OMU6-SU.
Table 3-3 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (A)

Index Minimum Typical Maximum
Number of channels 6
Central wavelength (nm) 1271, 1291, 1311, 1331, 1351, and 1371
Central wavelength offset (nm) – – ±1.5
1 dB passband width (nm) 13 – –
Passband flatness (dB) – – 0.5
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Adjacent channel isolation (dB) 25 – –
Non-adjacent channel isolation (dB) 35 – –
Wavelength thermal stability (nm/°C) – – 0.002
Insertion loss thermal stability (dB/°C) – – 0.007
Offset loss (dB) – – 0.15
Return loss (dB) 45 – –
Table 3-4 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B)

Number of channels 7 (6 single-wavelength channels, and 1
extension interface channel)
Central wavelength (nm) 1271, 1291, 1311, 1331, 1351, and 1371 (6
single-wavelength channels)
Channel insertion loss at 23°C (dB) – – 2.5
Channel insertion loss in all operating – – 2.8
conditions (dB)
EXT interface insertion loss at 23°C – – 1.0
(dB)
EXT interface insertion loss in all – – 1.2
operating conditions (dB)
3.1.6 Environmental requirements

Table 3-5 lists environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU.

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Table 3-5 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU

Parameter Version A Version B
Operating -10 to 65 -40 to 85
temperature (°C)
Storage -40 to 75 -40 to 85
temperature (°C)
Operating humidity 5%–95% RH (non-condensing) 5%–95% (non-condensing)
Storage humidity 5%–95% RH (non-condensing) 5%–95% (non-condensing)
3.2 OPCOM100-OMU6-LU
3.2.1 Version
Table 3-6 Version of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU
Model Product version
3.2.2 Appearance
Figure 3-2 shows the appearance of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU.
Figure 3-2 Appearance of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU

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3.2.3 Features
Common features for the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU are as below:
 Support transmitting 6 ways of unidirectional services or 3 ways of bidirectional services
in a fiber. The wavelengths at the client side are 1271 nm, 1291 nm, 1311 nm, 1331 nm,
1351 nm, and 1371 nm.
rate.
maintenance.
3.2.4 Interfaces
Table 3-7 lists interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU.
Table 3-7 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU

 Upper interface: line-side optical interface
IN LC/UPC SMF
 Lower interface: idle
(LINE/NA)
8–4 – – Idle
 Upper interface: client-side optical interface,
3 (35/37) LC/UPC SMF
1351-nm channel
 Lower interface: client-side optical interface,
1371-nm channel
1311-nm channel
1331-nm channel
1271-nm channel
1291-nm channel

Table 3-8 lists optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU.
Table 3-8 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU


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Central wavelength (nm) 1271, 1291, 1311, 1331, 1351, and 1371
CWDM channel insertion loss (dB) – – 2.1
(ambient temperature)
(high or low temperature)
The values in the table above are in consideration of the optical connector.

Table 3-9 lists environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU.
Table 3-9 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU

Parameter Description
Operating temperature (°C) -10 to 65
Storage temperature (°C) -40 to 85
Operating humidity 5%–95% RH (non-condensing)
Storage humidity 5%–95% RH (non-condensing)

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3.3 OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1
3.3.1 Version
Table 3-10 Version of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1
3.3.2 Appearance
Figure 3-3 shows the appearance of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1.
Figure 3-3 Appearance of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1
3.3.3 Features
Common features for the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1 are as below:
 Support transmitting 2 ways of unidirectional services or 1 way of bidirectional services
in a fiber. The wavelengths at the client side are 1271 nm and 1291 nm.
rate.
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3.3.4 Interfaces
Table 3-11 lists interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1.
Table 3-11 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1

 Upper interface LINE: line-side optical
IN LC/UPC SMF
(LINE/EXT) interface
 Lower interface EXT: the extension
interface, supporting upgrade with all other

CWDM wavelengths
8–2 – – Idle
1271-nm channel
1291-nm channel

Table 3-12 lists optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1.
Table 3-12 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1

Number of channels 2+EXT
Central wavelength (nm) 1271 and 1291
EXT extension interface insertion loss – – 0.85
EXT extension interface isolation 13 – –

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Table 3-13 lists environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1.
Table 3-13 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1

3.4.1 Version
3.4.2 Appearance

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3.4.3 Features
rate.
maintenance.
3.4.4 Interfaces

IN LC/UPC SMF
interface, supporting upgrade with all

other CWDM wavelengths
 Upper interface: client-side optical
interface, 1311-nm channel
 Lower interface: client-side optical
interface, 1331-nm channel

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3.5.1 Version
3.5.2 Appearance
3.5.3 Features

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rate.
maintenance.
3.5.4 Interfaces

IN LC/UPC SMF
 Lower interface EXT: the extension interface,
supporting upgrade with all other CWDM

wavelengths
1351-nm channel
1371-nm channel
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3.6.1 Version
3.6.2 Appearance
3.6.3 Features
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maintenance.

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3.6.4 Interfaces

IN LC/UPC SMF
interface, supporting upgrade with all other

CWDM wavelengths
1471-nm channel
1491-nm channel
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3.7.2 Appearance

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3.7.3 Features
rate.
maintenance.
3.7.4 Interfaces

IN LC/UPC SMF

wavelengths
1511-nm channel
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3.8.1 Version
3.8.2 Appearance
3.8.3 Features

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rate.
maintenance.
3.8.4 Interfaces

IN LC/UPC SMF

wavelengths
1551-nm channel
1571-nm channel
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3.9.1 Version
3.9.2 Appearance
IN 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 OUT
LINE/EXT 59/61
3.9.3 Features
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3.9.4 Interfaces

IN LC/UPC SMF

wavelengths
1591-nm channel
1611-nm channel
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3.10 OPCOM100-OMU8-SU
3.10.1 Version
Table 3-38 Versions of the OPCOM100-OMU8-SU
Model Product version Difference
OPCOM100-OMU8-SU A.00 or later Commercial use
B.00 or later Industrial use
3.10.2 Appearance
Figure 3-10 shows the appearance of version A and version B of the OPCOM100-OMU8-SU,
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Figure 3-10 Appearance of version A and version B of the OPCOM100-OMU8-SU
3.10.3 Features
Common features for version A and version B of the OPCOM100-OMU8-SU are as below:
 Support transmitting 8 ways of unidirectional services or 4 ways of bidirectional services
in a fiber. The wavelengths at the client side are 1471 nm, 1491 nm, 1511 nm, 1531 nm,
1551 nm, 1571 nm, 1591 nm, and 1611 nm.
rate.
maintenance.
Different features for version A and version B of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU are as below:
 Version A: commercial use, -10 to 65°C operating temperature, -40 to 75°C storage
temperature
 Version B: industrial use, -40 to 85°C operating temperature, -40 to 85°C storage
temperature
3.10.4 Interfaces
Table 3-39 lists interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-OMU8-SU (A, B).

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Table 3-39 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-OMU8-SU (A, B)

IN (LINE) SC/UPC SMF Line side optical interface (combination wave
optical interface)

Table 3-40 and Table 3-41 list optical performance indexes of version A and version B of the
OPCOM100-OMU8-SU.
Table 3-40 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-OMU8-SU (A)

Central wavelength (nm) 1471, 1491, 1511, 1531, 1551, 1571, 1591,
1611
Channel insertion loss (dB) – – 3

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Table 3-41 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-OMU8-SU (B)

Central wavelength (nm) 1471, 1491, 1511, 1531, 1551, 1571, 1591, and 1611
Central wavelength offset – – ±1.5
(nm)
Adjacent channel isolation 25 – –
(dB)
Non-adjacent channel 35 – –
isolation (dB)
Wavelength thermal stability – – 0.002
(nm/°C)
Insertion loss thermal – – 0.007
stability (dB/°C)

Table 3-42 lists environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-OMU8-SU.
Table 3-42 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-OMU8-SU

Parameter Version A Version B
Operating -10 to 65 -40 to 85
temperature (°C)
Storage temperature -40 to 75 -40 to 85
(°C)
Operating humidity 5%–95% RH (non-condensing) 5%–95% (non-condensing)
Storage humidity 5%–95% RH (non-condensing) 5%–95% (non-condensing)

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3.11.1 Version
3.11.2 Appearance
3.11.3 Features
Common features of the OPCOM100-OMU12-LU are as below:
 Support transmitting 12 ways of unidirectional services or 6 ways of bidirectional
services in a fiber. The wavelengths at the client side are 1271 nm, 1291 nm, 1311 nm,
1331 nm, 1351 nm, 1371 nm, 1471 nm, 1491 nm, 1511 nm, 1531 nm, 1551 nm, and
1571 nm.
rate.
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3.11.4 Interfaces

IN LC/UPC SMF
(LINE/NA)
8 – Idle
1551-nm channel
1571-nm channel
1511-nm channel
1531-nm channel
1471-nm channel
1491-nm channel
4 – – Idle
1351-nm channel
1371-nm channel
1311-nm channel
1331-nm channel
1271-nm channel
1291-nm channel


Central wavelength (nm) 1271, 1291, 1311, 1331, 1351, 1371, 1471, 1491, 1511,
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Central wavelength offset – – ±1.5
(nm)
CWDM channel insertion – – 2.4
loss (ambient temperature)
(dB)
CWDM channel insertion – – 2.6
loss (high or low
temperature) (dB)
Adjacent channel isolation 25 – –
(dB)
Non-adjacent channel 35 – –
isolation (dB)
Wavelength thermal – – 0.002
stability (nm/°C)
Insertion loss thermal – – 0.014
stability (dB/°C)
 The values in Table 3-45 take optical connectors into consideration.

 The OPCOM100-OMU12-LU cascades fiters of different wavelengths in the
sequence of (first cascading level) 1571-1551-1531-1511-1491-1471-1371-1351-
1331-1311-1291-1271 (last cascading level).
 1571-nm channel: the ambient temperature IL < 0.8 dB; high and low temperature
IL < 1.0 dB
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3.12.2 Appearance

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3.12.3 Features
Common features of the OPCOM100-OMU18-LU are as below:
 Support transmitting 18 ways of unidirectional services or 9 ways of bidirectional
services in a fiber. The wavelengths at the client side are 1271 nm, 1291 nm, 1311 nm,
1331 nm, 1351 nm, 1371 nm, 1391 nm, 1411 nm, 1431 nm, 1451 nm, 1471 nm, 1491 nm,
1511 nm, 1531 nm, 1551 nm, 1571 nm, 1591 nm, and 1611 nm.
rate.
 Be of good optical performance indexes, such as low insertion loss, high isolation, and
high stability and reliability, without deteriorating transmission quality of optical signals.
maintenance.
 Support point-to-point networking or similar networking as that of the OPCOM100-
OMU12-LU.
inserted into the PB16 for outdoor use.
 Be of small size and easy installation, occupy 2 slots, and adopt the LU/UPC optical
interface.
3.12.4 Interfaces
 Adopt the LC/UPC interface on the front panel, with the single-mode fiber as the
transmission medium.
 Adopt a single fiber to transmit multiplexed optical signals on the line-side optical
interface.
 The client-side optical interface needs to be connected to optical modules of the BBU
and RRU.
– Each interface transmits 2-wavelength signals with two LC connectors (upper and
lower).
– At the BBU side, connect the upper LC connector to the Rx direction of the optical
module. Connect the lower LC connector to the Tx interface on the optical module;
namely, the Tx wavelength of the optical module must be the same as the wavelength
of the lower LC connector (second wavelength printed on each interface).
– At the RRU side, connect the upper LC connector to the Tx direction of the optical
module. Connect the lower LC connector to the Rx interface on the optical module;
namely, the Tx wavelength of the optical module must be the same as the wavelength
of the upper LC connector (first wavelength printed on each interface).
The OPCOM100-OMU18-LU supports connecting to the 1.25, 2.5, or 10 Gbit/s optical
module, which requires the Tx wavelength and rate of optical modules at the BBU side and
RRU side to be the same.

Print Description
 Upper interface: 1271-nm channel
27/29
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Print Description
31/33
35/37
39/41
43/45
47/49
51/53
55/57
59/61
LINE/NA


Central wavelength (nm) 1271, 1291, 1311, 1331, 1351, 1371, 1451,
1431, 1411, 1391, 1471, 1491, 1511, 1531,
1551, 1571, 1591, 1611
CWDM channel insertion loss – – 3.2
(ambient temperature) (dB)
CWDM channel insertion loss (high or – – 3.5
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 The values in Table 3-49 take optical connectors into consideration.

 The OPCOM100-OMU18-LU cascades fiters of different wavelengths in the
sequence of long-wave band 1571 (level 1, corresponding to the smallest
differential loss) -1551-1531-1511-1491-1471-1591-1611 and of short-wave band
1451 (last level, corresponding to the smallest differential loss) -1431-1411-1391-
1371-1351-1331-1311-1291-1271 (last level, corresponding to the smallest
differential loss).
 1571-nm channel: the ambient temperature IL < 1.3 dB; high and low temperature
IL < 1.5 dB
 1551-nm channel: the ambient temperature IL < 1.55 dB; high and low
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OPCOM100 User Manual 4 Fiber converter
4 Fiber converter
The fiber converter (PSDU) of the OPCOM100 can convert single fiber into dual or four
fibers without adding or replacing active communication devices, thus avoiding repeated
laying of fiber cables, and saving fiber resources, and saving cost. It can also be used in
emergent communication scenario when a fiber cable is faulty. The passive feature of the
PSDU brings zero-maintenance to carriers.
This chapter describes fiber converters of the OPCOM100, including the following sections:
 OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA
 OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU
 OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU
 OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU
 OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU
 OPCOM100-2E-1-SU
4.1 OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA
The OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA is a 1310-nm passive single-dual fiber converter. By using a
polarization-independent 3-interface optical circulator, it converts 1310-nm dual-fiber
bidirectional point-to-point transmission to single-fiber bidirectional transmission.
4.1.1 Version
Table 4-1 Version of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA
Model Hardware version
OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA C.00 or later
4.1.2 Appearance
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Figure 4-1 Overall appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA
Figure 4-2 Front appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA
4.1.3 Features
Common features for the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA are as below:
 Convert 1310-nm optical signals between single fiber and dual fibers without affecting
transmission performance of the original dual-fiber system, thus implementing 1:2
capacity expansion of fiber cables.
rate.
 Be of good optical performance indexes, such as low insertion loss, high isolation, low
polarization sensitivity, high return loss, without deteriorating transmission quality of
optical signals.
maintenance.
inserted into a matching chassis for outdoor use.
4.1.4 Interfaces
Optical signals inside the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA follow the route as below:
 RX (Rx at the client side) -> LINE (Tx at the line side)
 LINE (Rx at the line side) -> TX (Tx at the user side)
Table 4-2 lists interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA.

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Table 4-2 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA

7 (TX) SC/APC SMF Client-side Tx optical interface, connected
to the Rx optical interface of the
transmission device
5 (LINE) LC/UPC SMF Line-side optical interface, connected by the
line-side fiber to the LINE interface of the
peer fiber converter
3 (RX) SC/APC SMF Client-side Rx optical interface, connected
to the Tx optical interface of the
transmission device
IN, 8, 6, 4, – – Idle
2, 1

Table 4-3 lists environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA.
Table 4-3 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA


Table 4-4 lists optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA.
Table 4-4 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA

Index Minimum Typical Maximum Remarks
Working wavelength (nm) 1310±30 –
Insertion loss (dB) – – 1.0 23°C
Insertion loss (dB) – – 1.2 Under all
operating
conditions
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Isolation (dB) 40 – – Under all
operating
conditions
Crosstalk (dB) 50 – – –
Polarization dependent loss – – 0.15 –
(dB)
Return loss (dB) 50 – – –
polarization mode dispersion – – 0.1 –
(ps)
Carried optical power (mW) – – 300 –
4.1.7 Networking applications
Reconstruction of single-dual fiber for BS key customers

To reconstruct single-dual fiber for Base Station (BS) key customers, you can use a pair of
fiber converters (PSDU) to convert a single fiber into two fibers for single-wavelength
bidirectional services, thus saving fiber resources and cost.
Figure 4-3 shows the reconstruction of single-dual fiber for BS key customers.

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Figure 4-3 Reconstruction of single-dual fiber for BS key customers
Reconstruction of single-dual fiber for bidirectional radio&TV CMTS

To reconstruct single-dual fiber for bidirectional radio&TV Cable Modem Terminal System
(CMTS), you can use a pair of fiber converters (PSDU) to convert a single fiber into two
fibers for single-wavelength bidirectional services, thus saving fiber resources and cost.
Figure 4-4 shows reconstruction of single-dual fiber for bidirectional radio&TV CMTS.

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Figure 4-4 Reconstruction of single-dual fiber for bidirectional radio&TV CMTS
4.2 OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU
The OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU is a 1310-nm passive single-dual fiber converter. By using a
4.2.1 Version
Table 4-5 Versions of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU
Model Hardware version Difference
 The line-side optical interface is SC/APC.
OPCOM100- C.00 or later
 The client-side optical interface is SC/UPC.
PSDU-A-SU
 The line-side optical interface is SC/UPC.
OPCOM100- D.00 or later
 The client-side optical interface is SC/UPC.
PSDU-A-SU
4.2.2 Appearance
Figure 4-5, Figure 4-6, Figure 4-7, and Figure 4-8 show the appearance of the OPCOM100-
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Figure 4-5 Overall appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU (C)
Figure 4-6 Front appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU (C)
Figure 4-7 Overall appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU (D)
Figure 4-8 Front appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU (D)
4.2.3 Features
Common features for the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU are as below:

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rate.
optical signals.
maintenance.
inserted into the matching chassis for outdoor use.
4.2.4 Interfaces
Optical signals inside the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU follow the route as below:
Table 4-6 lists interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU.
Table 4-6 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU

7 (TX) SC/UPC SMF Client-side Tx optical interface, connected
transmission device
 Version C:
5 (LINE) SMF Line-side optical interface, connected by the
LC/APC line-side fiber to the LINE interface of the
 Version D:
LC/UPC
3 (RX) SC/UPC SMF Client-side Rx optical interface, connected
transmission device
IN, 8, 6, 4, – – Idle
2, 1

Table 4-7 lists environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU.
Table 4-7 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU


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Table 4-8 lists optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU (C).
Table 4-8 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU (C)

Central wavelength (nm) 1310 –
Insertion loss (dB) – 1.0 – 23°C
operating
conditions
operating
conditions
(dB)
(ps)
Table 4-9 lists optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU (D).
Table 4-9 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU (D)

Insertion loss (dB) – 1.0 1.2 23°C

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operating
conditions
operating
conditions
(dB)
(ps)
The values in the tables above are in consideration of the optical connector.

For detailed networking applications, see section 4.1.7 Networking applications.
4.3 OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU
The OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU is a 1550-nm passive single-dual fiber converter. By using a
4.3.1 Version
Table 4-10 Version of the OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU
OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU D.00 or later
4.3.2 Appearance
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Figure 4-9 Overall appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU (D)
Figure 4-10 Front appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU (D)
4.3.3 Features
Common features for the OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU are as below:
rate.
optical signals.
maintenance.
4.3.4 Interfaces
Optical signals inside the OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU follow the route as below:
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Table 4-11 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU

transmission device
5 (LINE) SC/UPC SMF Line-side optical interface, connected by the
transmission device
IN, 8, 6, 4, – – Idle
2, 1

Table 4-12 lists environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU.
Table 4-12 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU


Table 4-13 lists optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU.
Table 4-13 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU

Insertion loss (dB) – 1.0 1.2 23°C
operating
conditions

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operating
conditions
(dB)
(ps)

For detailed networking applications, see section 4.1.7 Networking applications.
4.4 OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU
The OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU is a passive single-four fiber converter. It converts a 1310-nm
TX fiber, a 1310-nm RX fiber, a 1550-nm TX fiber, and a 1550-nm RX fiber into a fiber, thus
saving fiber resources.
4.4.1 Version
Table 4-14 Version of the OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU
OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU A.00 or later
4.4.2 Appearance
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Figure 4-11 Overall appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU
Figure 4-12 Front appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU
4.4.3 Features
Common features for the OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU are as below:
 Convert 1310-nm and 1550-nm optical signals between single fiber and four fibers
without affecting transmission performance of the original four-fiber system, thus
implementing 1:4 capacity expansion of fiber cables.
rate.
optical signals.
maintenance.
4.4.4 Interfaces
Optical signals inside the OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU follow the route as below:
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Table 4-15 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU

IN (1310) – – 1310-nm optical interface side
to the 1310-nm Rx optical interface of the
transmission device
to the 1310-nm Tx optical interface of the
transmission device
5 (LINE) SC/UPC SMF Line-side optical interface, connected by the
to the 1550-nm Rx optical interface of the
transmission device
to the 1550-nm Tx optical interface of the
transmission device
1 (1550) – – 1550-nm optical interface side
6, 4, 1 – – Idle

Table 4-16 lists environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU.
Table 4-16 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU


Table 4-17 lists optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU.

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Table 4-17 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU

Central wavelength (nm) 1310, 1550 –
Working wavelength (nm) 1310±20, 1550±20 –
Insertion loss (dB) – 1.6 1.8 23°C, λc
Insertion loss (dB) – – 1.9 -10 to 65°C,
λop
Isolation (dB) – 35 – 23°C, λc
Isolation (dB) 30 – – 23°C, λop
Crosstalk (dB) 45 – – Tx -> Rx,
23°C, λc
Polarization dependent loss – – 0.15 23°C, λc
(dB)
Return loss (dB) 50 – – 23°C, λc
polarization mode dispersion – – 0.1 DG
(ps)
Carried optical power (mW) – – 300 DG

To transmit optical signals, you can use the OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU to convert 1310-nm
and 1550-nm optical signals between single fiber and four fibers, thus implementing 1:4
capacity expansion of fiber cables and saving fiber resources and cost.
Figure 4-13 shows the OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU networking.

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Figure 4-13 OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU networking
4.5 OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU
The OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU is a 1G or 10G EPON/GPON passive extender and
multiplexer/demultiplexer. It supports up to 2 ways of services. For each way of services, the
OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU supports multiplexing and demultiplexing 1 way of 1G
EPON/GPON services and 1 way of 10G EPON/GPON services.
The OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU can be used to smoothly upgrade the FTTx network and
implement hybrid transmission of GPON services and 10GPON services, thus saving fiber
resources and improving transmission efficiency. It also can be used to test connectivity
between the OLT and ONUs.
4.5.1 Version
Table 4-18 Version of the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU
OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU A.00 or later
4.5.2 Appearance
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Figure 4-14 Overall appearance of the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU
Figure 4-15 Front appearance of the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU
4.5.3 Features
Common features for the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU are as below:
 Supports up to 2 ways of services. For each way of services, the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-
LU supports multiplexing and demultiplexing 1 way of 1G EPON/GPON services and 1
way of 10G EPON/GPON services.
optical signals.
maintenance.
 Be of high stability and high reliability.
4.5.4 Interfaces
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Table 4-19 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU

3 SC/UPC SMF Client-side optical interface, 10G
(10GP1/10GP2) EPON/GPON channel
 The upper interface transmits No. 1
way of services.
 The lower interface transmits No. 2
way of services.
6 (GP1/GP2) SC/UPC SMF Client-side optical interface, 1G
EPON/GPON channel
way of services.
way of services.
IN (C1/C2) SC/UPC SMF Line-side optical interface
way of services.
way of services.
8, 7, 5, 4, 2, 1 – – Idle

Table 4-20 lists environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU.
Table 4-20 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU


Table 4-21 lists optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU.
Table 4-21 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU

 Uplink: 1310
Working GP
 Downlink: 1490
wavelength (nm)
 Uplink: 1270
10GP
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 Uplink: 1290–1330
Wavelength range GP
 Downlink: 1480–1500
(nm)
 Uplink: 1260–1280
10GP
 Downlink: 1575–1581
Channel insertion Ambient – – 0.9

loss (dB) temperature
High and low – – 1.1
temperature
Channel isolation (dB) 30 – –
Polarization dependent loss (dB) – – 0.2
 The values in the table above are in consideration of the optical connector.
 The maximum insertion loss includes the polarization dependent loss,
wavelength-related loss, and temperature-related loss.

The OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU supports hybrid transmission of 1G EPON/GPON services and
10G EPON/GPON services.
Figure 4-16 and Figure 4-17 show the networking and device connection.
 No. 1 way of services:
– The 1G EPON PON interface on OLT A and 10G EPON PON interface on OLT B
are connected to the GP1 interface and 10GP1 interface on the PSPU-2-LU A
respectively by a fiber. After being multiplexed and demultiplexed, services are
transmitted through the C1 interface.
– The C1 interface on PSPU-2-LU A and the C1 interface on PSPU-2-LU B are
connected by a fiber.
– The PON interface on Splitter A and the PON interface on Splitter B are connected to
the GP1 interface and the 10GP1 interface on the PSPU-2-LU B respectively.
 No. 2 way of services:
– The 1G EPON PON interface on OLT C and 10G EPON PON interface on OLT D
are connected to the GP2 interface and 10GP2 interface on the PSPU-2-LU A
respectively by a fiber. After being multiplexed and demultiplexed, services are
transmitted through the C2 interface.
– The C2 interface on PSPU-2-LU A and the C2 interface on PSPU-2-LU B are
connected by a fiber.
– The PON interface on Splitter C and the PON interface on Splitter D are connected to
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Figure 4-16 Networking with the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU
Figure 4-17 Device connections for the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU
4.6 OPCOM100-2E-1-SU
The OPCOM100-2E-1-SU is a single-channel enhanced passive multiplexing/demultiplexing
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Targeted at triple-play networks, the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU multiplexes 1310-nm/1490-nm

PON bidirectional service signals and 1550-nm CATV broadcast service signals into a fiber
for transmission, thus integrating three types of wavelengths into one and saving fiber
resources.
In addition, the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU can be used in point-to-point medium- and long-
distance single-fiber bidirectional transmission. The 1310-nm optical signals have a greater
loss than 1490-nm optical signals, so we recommend using two wavelengths of 1490 nm and
1550 nm in medium- and long-distance single-fiber bidirectional transmission.
4.6.1 Version
Table 4-22 Version of the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU
OPCOM100-2E-1-SU C.00 or later
4.6.2 Appearance
Figure 4-18 and Figure 4-19 show the appearance of the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU.
Figure 4-18 Overall appearance of the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU
Figure 4-19 Front appearance of the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU
4.6.3 Features
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 Multiplex 1310-nm/1490-nm signals and 1550-nm signals into a fiber for transmission,
thus integrating three types of wavelengths into one and saving fiber resources.
rate.
optical signals.
maintenance.
4.6.4 Interfaces
Table 4-23 lists interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU.
Table 4-23 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU

7-COM SC/APC SMF Line-side optical interface
5-1310/1490 SC/UPC SMF Client-side optical interface, 1310-
nm/1490-nm channel
3-1550 SC/APC SMF Client-side optical interface, 1550-nm
channel
IN, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1 – – Idle

Table 4-24 lists environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU.
Table 4-24 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU


Table 4-25 lists optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU.

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Table 4-25 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU

Working Transmittance wavelength 1310±50, 1490±10
wavelength (nm)
Reflection wavelength 1550±20
Insertion loss (dB) Transmittance wavelength – – 1.0
Reflection wavelength – – 0.9
Isolation (dB) Multiplexing interface to 35 – –
transmittance interface
Multiplexing interface to 18 – –
reflection interface
Polarization dependent loss (dB) – – 0.1
Directivity (dB) 50 – –
Carried optical power (mW) – – 300
Triple-play networks
On triple-play networks, the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU multiplexes 1310-nm/1490-nm PON
bidirectional service signals and 1550-nm CATV broadcast service signals into a fiber for
transmission, thus integrating three types of wavelengths into one and saving fiber resources.
Figure 4-20 Networking for triple-play networks with OPCOM100-2E-1-SU

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Figure 4-21 Device connections for triple-play networks with OPCOM100-2E-1-SU
Reconstruction of medium- and long-distance point-to-point single-dual fiber for 2

ways of bidirectional services
You can use the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU to work on two channels with wavelengths of 1490 nm
and 1550 nm, thus meeting requirements for medium- and long-distance transmission. The
OPCOM100-2E-1-SU can multiplex 1490-nm signals and 1550-nm signals into a fiber for
transmission.
If the original point-to-point transmitter uses 1310-nm wavelength, you can use the CWDM
SFP optical module with wavelength of 1491 nm or use the Raisecom transponder card to
change the wavelength.
The optical channels of WDM devices are reversible, so you can realize codirectional
transmission or reverse transmission of 2 ways of bidirectional services by using the
OPCOM100-2E-1-SU in reconstruction of medium- and long-distance point-to-point single-
dual fiber.
 Codirectional transmission:
– The Tx interface and Rx interface on the 1550-nm transmitter are connected to
interface 3 on 2E-1-SU B and interface 3 on 2E-1-SU A respectively.
– Interface 7 on 2E-1-SU A and interface 7 on 2E-1-SU B are connected to interface 7
on 2E-1-SU C and interface 7 on 2E-1-SU D respectively. Each fiber of the
transmission line transmits multiplexed unidirectional services.
– Connections of the peer device are similar.
 Reverse transmission
interface 3 on 2E-1-SU A and interface 3 on 2E-1-SU B respectively.
– Interface 7 on 2E-1-SU A and interface 7 on 2E-1-SU B are connected to interface 7
on 2E-1-SU C and interface 7 on 2E-1-SU D respectively. Each fiber of the
transmission line transmits bidirectional services.
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– Connections of the peer device are similar.
Figure 4-22 Networking for reconstruction of medium- and long-distance point-to-point single-
dual fiber for 2 ways of bidirectional services (codirectional transmission)
Figure 4-23 Device connections for reconstruction of medium- and long-distance point-to-point
single-dual fiber for 2 ways of bidirectional services (codirectional transmission)
dual fiber for 2 ways of bidirectional services (reverse transmission)

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dual fiber for 2 ways of bidirectional services (reverse transmission)
Reconstruction of medium- and long-distance point-to-point single-dual fiber for 1

way of bidirectional services
Generally, the dual-fiber optical interface on a transmitter supports a wide range of Rx
wavelength, so optical modules of different Tx wavelengths can interconnect with each other.
If a transmitter in a pair of point-to-point communication devices uses a 1490-nm dual-fiber
optical interface while the other uses the 1550-nm dual-fiber optical interface, you can use 2
OPCOM100-2E-1-SU devices to convert dual fibers to single fiber, thus saving fiber
resources.
Figure 4-26 and Figure 4-27 shows networking and device connections for reconstruction of
medium- and long-distance point-to-point single-dual fiber for 1 way of bidirectional services
(2-wavelength interconnection).
dual fiber for 1 way of bidirectional services (2-wavelength interconnection)

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Figure 4-27 Device connections for reconstruction of medium- and long-distance point-to-point
single-dual fiber for 1 way of bidirectional services (2-wavelength interconnection)

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OPCOM100 User Manual 5 Installation and maintenance
5 Installation and maintenance
This chapter describes how to install the PSBU, and precautions, including the following
sections:
 Precautions
 Installing device
 Maintenance
5.1 Precautions
When installing the device, pay attention to the following matters:
 The device contains precise optical instruments, so it should be prevented from severe
shock during transport and installation.
 Choose the FOX properly with the same surface as that of the optical interface. Failing
to do this may result in deterioration of transmission performance.
 When connecting or removing the fiber, note laser safety. Do not stare into the optical
interface or fiber end with eyes or through an instrument to prevent eye injury.
 Clean the surface of the fiber before connecting it. Using a contaminated fiber increases
link loss, impacts transmission quality, and even permanently damages the optical
interface; this also generates strong reflected laser at the conjunction point of the fiber,
which severely interferes with transmission of useful signals.
 Use a dustproof cover to cover the idle optical interface to prevent dust from entering
and laser from going out.
5.2 Installing device

Scenario
The OPCOM100 can be installed in the following scenarios:
 Indoor: 3U panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B), 1U panel of the OPCOM100-
OMU6-SU (B), PB16 chassis, and PB3 chassis
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Installation steps
Take 3U panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B) for example. Install the OPCOM100 in it
as below:
Step 1 Confirm the slot to install the OPCOM100.
Step 2 Pull out the two pull pins from the OPCOM100, as shown in Figure 5-1.
Figure 5-1 Pulling out the two pull pins from the OPCOM100
Step 3 Align the OPCOM100 with the guide rail of the slot in the cabinet, and insert the OPCOM100
stably until the front panel engages the fixing panel.
Step 4 Press the two pull pins slowly and stably into the holes of the fixing panel to fix the
OPCOM100, as shown in Figure 5-2.
Figure 5-2 Pressing the two pull pins

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5.2.2 Connecting and removing fiber

In the OPCOM100, fiber converter interfaces are SC interfaces and optical module interfaces
are LC interfaces. Figure 5-3 shows the appearance of the LC connector and SC connector.
Figure 5-3 Appearance of the LC and SC connector
When connecting or removing the LC/PC fiber connector, align the connector with the optical
interface, and do not rotate the fiber. Operate the fiber as below:
 Align the head of the fiber with the optical interface and insert the fiber into the interface
gently.
 To remove the fiber, press the latch on the connector and pull the fiber out.
When connecting or removing the SC/PC fiber connector, align the connector with the optical
interface, and do not rotate the fiber. Operate the fiber as below:
 Align the head of the fiber with the optical interface and insert the optical fiber into the
interface gently.
 To remove the fiber, press the latch on the connector and pull the fiber out.
5.3 Maintenance
Reasonable use and maintenance keep the device with good performance indexes and prolong
the service life. Pay attention to the following matters:
 Avoid severe mechanical shock, collision, falling, or damage. Ensure good packaging
and shock absorption, rainproof and waterproof measures.
 Keep the device clean without corrosive gas, acid, and alkali.
 Use a dustproof cover to cover the idle optical interface to prevent dust and objects from
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OPCOM100 User Manual 6 Appendix
6 Appendix
This chapter provides references and lists terms, acronyms, and abbreviations, including the
following sections:
 Dimensions
 DWDM channels
 Troubleshooting
 Terms
 Acronyms and abbreviations
6.1 Dimensions
Table 6-1 Dimensions
Model Dimensions (mm) (Width × Depth ×Height)
3U panel of the OPCOM100- 483 × 60 × 131 (including brackets)
OMU6-SU(B)
1U panel of the OPCOM100- 483 × 60 × 44 (including brackets)
OMU6-SU(B)
PB16 chassis 483 × 203 ×133 (including brackets)
PB3 chassis 483 × 200 ×45 (including brackets)
OPCOM100-2E-1-SU 130 × 100 ×25 (excluding the SC adapter)
OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA 130 × 100 ×25 (excluding the SC adapter)
OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU 130 × 100 ×25 (excluding the SC adapter)
OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU 130 × 100 ×25 (excluding the SC adapter)
OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU 130 × 100 ×25 (excluding the SC adapter)
OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU 130 × 100 ×25 (excluding the SC adapter)
OPCOM100-OMU6-SU(A) 130 × 100 ×25 (excluding the SC adapter)

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Model Dimensions (mm) (Width × Depth ×Height)

OPCOM100-OMU6-SU(B) 130 × 100 ×25 (excluding the SC adapter)
OPCOM100-OMU6-LU 130 × 100 ×25 (excluding the LC adapter)
OPCOM100-OMU6-LU- 130 × 100 ×25 (excluding the LC adapter)
1/2/3/4/5/6/7
OPCOM100-OMU8-SU(A) 130 × 100 ×25 (excluding the SC adapter)
OPCOM100-OMU8-SU(B) 130 × 100 ×25 (excluding the SC adapter)
6.2 DWDM channels

ITU-T defines DWDM channels, as listed in Table 6-2.
Table 6-2 DWDM channels

ITU-T Central Central ITU-T Central Central
channel frequency wavelength channel frequency wavelength
(THz) (nm) (THz) (nm)
C21 192.1 1560.61 C22 192.2 1559.79
C23 192.3 1558.98 C24 192.4 1558.17
C25 192.5 1557.36 C26 192.6 1556.55
C27 192.7 1555.75 C28 192.8 1554.94
C29 192.9 1554.13 C30 193.0 1553.33
C31 193.1 1552.52 C32 193.2 1551.72
C33 193.3 1550.92 C34 193.4 1550.12
C35 193.5 1549.32 C36 193.6 1548.51
C37 193.7 1547.72 C38 193.8 1546.92
C39 193.9 1546.12 C40 194.0 1545.32
C41 194.1 1544.53 C42 194.2 1543.73
C43 194.3 1542.94 C44 194.4 1542.14
C45 194.5 1541.35 C46 194.6 1540.56
C47 194.7 1539.77 C48 194.8 1538.98
C49 194.9 1538.19 C50 195.0 1537.40

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ITU-T Central Central ITU-T Central Central

channel frequency wavelength channel frequency wavelength
(THz) (nm) (THz) (nm)
C51 195.1 1536.61 C52 195.2 1535.82
C53 195.3 1535.04 C54 195.4 1534.25
C55 195.5 1533.47 C56 195.6 1532.68
C57 195.7 1531.90 C58 195.8 1531.12
C59 195.9 1530.33 C60 196.0 1529.55
6.3 Troubleshooting
Table 6-3 describes common faults and troubleshooting.
Table 6-3 Common faults and troubleshooting

No. Device Fault Troubleshooting
1 All Insertion loss of optical  Check whether the method for measuring the insertion
devices power is too great. loss is correct and whether the optical fiber jumper is
properly connected.
 Check whether the optical interface is properly
connected, whether the connector of the optical fiber
jumper is properly inserted, and whether the connector
type of the optical fiber jumper is correct.
 Check whether the end surface of the fiber is clean. If it
is contaminated, use a specialized fiber cleaning paper,
lint-free fiber paper, or anhydrous alcohol cotton to clean
it. Do not use a cloth, paper, rag, spit, water, or cigarette
filter tip to clean it.
 Check whether the inner part of the optical interface is
clean. If it is contaminated, use a fiber cleaning stick or
degrease cotton swab with anhydrous alcohol to clean it
slightly.
 Check whether the Tx wavelength of the transmitter
exceeds the range of working wavelength of the
OPCOM100.
 Check whether the operating conditions (such as
temperature) have exceeded the bearable scope of the
OPCOM100.
 Check whether the channels for multiplexing and
demultiplexing by the OPCOM100-DAD4D are correct.

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No. Device Fault Troubleshooting

 The Tx optical signals of
2 OPCOM1 This fault may occur frequently. The LINE interface on the
00-PSDU- the transmitter have OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA/SU is suspended or the line fiber
A-SA/SU reached the Rx interface is broken, and then a strong beam of reflecting light forms
of the OPCOM100- at the suspended or breakage part of the fiber and is output
PSDU-A-SA/SU. from the Tx interface on the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA/SU.
 The line fiber is
As a result, no alarm is reported from the Rx interface on
disconnected (for the transmitter and a loop forms between the Rx interface
example, the LINE and Tx interface.
interface on the
OPCOM100-PSDU-A- When the line fiber is correctly connected, the reflected
SA/SU is suspended) or light will shrink sharply and thus not affect normal
broken. transmission.
 The Rx optical interface
on the transmitter can still

receive optical signals, but
no alarm is reported from
the Rx interface on the
transmitter and a loop
forms between the Rx
interface and Tx interface.
6.4 Terms
F
Fiber Filamentous optical waveguide composed of electrical materials, used to
conduct electromagnetic energy in the form of optical wave.
I
Assume:
Po: the Tx optical power of the output interface
Insertion loss Pi: the Rx optical power of the input interface.
The insertion loss of a channel is the ratio of the Tx optical power of the
output interface to the Rx optical power of the input interface, namely,
IL = -10log(Po/Pi).
O
Optical
An independent channel to transmit laser
channel
Optical power is the power of the laser in unit time, in the unit of mW or
Optical power dBm. The unit mW is a linear unit while the dBm is a log unit. Their
relationship is: P(dBm) = 10Log(P(mW)/1mW)

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R
Relative
Ratio of absolute humidity to saturated humidity in the air within a
Humidity
certain period, in unit of percentage
(RH)
The Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical
RoHS
and Electronic Equipment
S
SMF In this fiber, single-mode optical signals are transmitted.
6.5 Acronyms and abbreviations

B
BBU Base Band Unit
C
CPRI Common Public Radio Interface
C-RAN Centralized, Cooperative, Cloud RAN
CWDM Coarse Wavelength Division Multiplexing
E
EOL End of Life
R
RRH Remote Radio Head
RRU Radio Remote Unit
S
SFP+ Enhanced Small Form Factor Pluggable

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2 Fixing panels .................................................................................................................................. 6

3.2.5 Optical performance indexes................................................................................................................. 14

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3.8.5 Optical performance indexes................................................................................................................. 30

4 Fiber converter ............................................................................................................................. 45

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4.2.2 Appearance ............................................................................................................................................ 50

5 Installation and maintenance ................................................................................................... 73

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5.2.2 Connecting and removing fiber ............................................................................................................. 75

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Figure 2-1 Appearance of the 3U panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B) ......................................................... 6

Figure 2-3 Appearance of the PB16 ....................................................................................................................... 7

Figure 3-1 Appearance of version A and version B of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU............................................ 10

Figure 3-2 Appearance of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU ....................................................................................... 13

Figure 3-3 Appearance of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1 ................................................................................... 16

Figure 3-4 Appearance of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-2 ................................................................................... 19

Figure 3-5 Appearance of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-3 ................................................................................... 21

Figure 3-6 Appearance of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-4 ................................................................................... 24

Figure 3-7 Appearance of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-5 ................................................................................... 27

Figure 3-8 Appearance of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-6 ................................................................................... 29

Figure 3-9 Appearance of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-7 ................................................................................... 32

Figure 3-10 Appearance of version A and version B of the OPCOM100-OMU8-SU .......................................... 35

Figure 3-11 Appearance of the OPCOM100-OMU12-LU ................................................................................... 38

Figure 3-12 Appearance of the OPCOM100-OMU18-LU ................................................................................... 41

Figure 4-1 Overall appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA ........................................................................ 46

Figure 4-2 Front appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SA ........................................................................... 46

Figure 4-3 Reconstruction of single-dual fiber for BS key customers ................................................................. 49

Figure 4-4 Reconstruction of single-dual fiber for bidirectional radio&TV CMTS............................................. 50

Figure 4-5 Overall appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU (C).................................................................. 51

Figure 4-7 Overall appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU (D) ................................................................. 51

Figure 4-8 Front appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-A-SU (D) ..................................................................... 51

Figure 4-9 Overall appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU (D) .................................................................. 55

Figure 4-10 Front appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-B-SU (D) ................................................................... 55

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Figure 4-11 Overall appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU ...................................................................... 58

Figure 4-12 Front appearance of the OPCOM100-PSDU-C-SU ......................................................................... 58

Figure 4-14 Overall appearance of the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU ....................................................................... 62

Figure 4-15 Front appearance of the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU........................................................................... 62

Figure 4-17 Device connections for the OPCOM100-PSPU-2-LU ..................................................................... 65

Figure 4-18 Overall appearance of the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU............................................................................. 66

Figure 4-19 Front appearance of the OPCOM100-2E-1-SU ................................................................................ 66

Figure 4-20 Networking for triple-play networks with OPCOM100-2E-1-SU .................................................... 68

Figure 5-2 Pressing the two pull pins ................................................................................................................... 74

Figure 5-3 Appearance of the LC and SC connector ............................................................................................ 75

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Table 3-4 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU (B) ....................................................... 12

Table 3-5 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-OMU6-SU ............................................................. 13

Table 3-6 Version of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU ............................................................................................... 13

Table 3-7 Interfaces on the front panel of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU .............................................................. 14

Table 3-8 Optical performance indexes of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU ............................................................. 14

Table 3-9 Environmental requirements for the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU ............................................................ 15

Table 3-10 Version of the OPCOM100-OMU6-LU-1 .......................................................................................... 16