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OTN Systems XTran

MPLS-TP Based Series
XTran: eXcellence in Transport
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Contents
INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................ 3
PRIMARY XTRAN FEATURES .............................................................................. 3
MPLS-TP ........................................................................................................... 4
FULL FLETCHED OPERATION .............................................................................. 4
KEY BUSINESS BENEFITS .................................................................................... 4
PLATFORM ARCHITECTURE AND MODULARITY .................................................. 5
CENTRAL BUILDING BLOCKS .............................................................................. 6
INTERFACE BUILDING BLOCKS ........................................................................... 7
MANAGING YOUR NETWORK WITH TXCARE .................................................... 11
SECURITY........................................................................................................ 15
PROTOCOL SUPPORT ...................................................................................... 16
SPECIFICATIONS.............................................................................................. 17
ORDERING INFORMATION .............................................................................. 24
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Introduction Primary XTran features
• Scalable platform from 64 Gbps to 720 Gbps (full
The XTran product line is designed for the power industry, duplex) / 128 to 1440 Gbps (half duplex).
railway authorities and other heavy industries that require • Nodes that offer a rugged industrial design with no
an efficient packet based infrastructure. The product line moving parts, substation compliance to IEC-61850-3,
comes in different capacity and form factors. XTran network extended temperature range and EMC requirements.
nodes are designed with specific mechanics and • Compact, DIN-RAIL or 19” rack mountable
performance values to build a reliable multiservice Modular and full front access.
network and comply to international standards as well as • Hot pluggable power supplies and interfaces
to the most demanding environmental standards. • Highest reliability possible via dual common controller
The platform with a capacity of 64 Gbps full duplex (128 and switching fabric.
Gbps half duplex) is designed to operate under harsh • Sub 50ms protection switching in all network
conditions. In a stainless steel robust housing, EMC topologies (MPLS-TP).
shielded, and fan-less, XTran is guaranteed to operate in • Advanced monitoring capabilities based on MPLS-TP
trackside cabinets or in high voltage power substations. OAM enhancements.
The system is compliant with IEC-61850-3, IEEE 1613, EN • Advanced network management suite, TXCare, for
50121-4 and has no moving parts hence fan less. total control during deployment, operation and
maintenance
The XTran with a capacity of 720 Gbps full duplex (1440
• Built in features for fast deployment and easy
Gbps half duplex) is designed for locations that require
replacement to reduce field interventions
higher switching capacity. The node is modular and can
• High level of security
support up to 15 interface cards. This chassis complies
• Designed to carry TDM and Ethernet traffic
with EN 50121-4, IEC-61850-3, IEEE 1613 (with fan) and
• Hitless switching (zero packet loss) for TDM services
has an extended temperature range.
• Based on open and industrial accepted MPLS-TP
standard
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MPLS-TP Key business benefits

MPLS-TP is the solution for new generation transport or The XTran portfolio is designed in such a way that you can
aggregation networks for operational telecom because create reliable networks which are tailored to your
MPLS-TP adds crucial elements to MPLS: environment and intuitive to operate.
• Transport-centric operational model based on a
network management system and not based on an IP
• Integrated functions: Service segmentation,
control plane: easy configuration resulting in low OPEX
Authentication, Traffic shaping and Quality of Service,
• Protection switching triggered by OAM and not
Access router functions.
dependent on dynamic signaling or a live control plane:
• Ruggedized: Compliancy with IEC-61850-3 and IEEE
this significantly increases availability and predictability
1613, fan less operation (no moving parts). EN50121-4
• Comprehensive OAM fault and performance
• Scalability from Mbps to 40G aggregation of traffic.
management: ability to ensure that strict timing
• Scalable switching capacity from 64 Gbps to 720 Gbps
requirements are met at service level
full duplex, 128-1440 Gbps (half duplex), nodes with 4,
• A connection-oriented network with bidirectional
6, 10 up to 15 interface positions.
label-switched and co-routed paths: guaranteed
• Network management: TXCare platform for user
symmetrical delay under all circumstances
friendly and fast deployment of the network.
• Standard MPLS data paths and pseudowire constructs
Supported by the automatic setup of the DCN and OAM
to allow dedicated programming and transparent
features for continuous monitoring.
connections between two points or multiple points
• Network flexibility: Its modular design and mounting
• Interoperability with Ethernet/IP, guaranteeing data-
options allows XTran to be deployed in various
path interoperability and architectural soundness with
locations.
IP/MPLS
• Various redundancy schemes including hitless
switching for high availability networks.
Full fletched operation • Investment protection: Long life cycle support.
Modular and upgradable for future use.
An XTran node can perform all functions needed in an
• Low TCO: Fast deployment via auto configuration of
MPLS-TP network. The node can serve as an edge node
DCN, Monitoring capabilities, Fast replacement feature
where traffic is received on a LAN port, mapped into a
(interchangeable flash memory), Hot swappable power
pseudowire and forwarded to the correct label switched
supplies, Very long MTBF.
path on a WAN port. It can serve as an intermediate node
where traffic is transported from WAN port to WAN port
based on the label in the MPLS header. Or it can perform
both functions at the same time for different services.
The label switched paths over the network are
bidirectional and co-routed. This means a symmetrical
delay under all circumstances which is important for time
synchronization protocols or services that support tele-
protection.
The different service types like E-LINE, E-LAN, E-TREE and
combinations allows the operator to create for each
application a different logical network on top of the XTran
physical infrastructure.
The entire setup of the network is static provisioned via a
network management system, called TXCare platform.
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Platform architecture and modularity
An XTran network is based on modular network nodes, XT2215A

which are interconnected via a fiber optic infrastructure
with speeds ranging from 1 Gbps, 10 Gbps and 40 Gbps or
a subset of that.
Node building blocks
The portfolio consists of five different node types:
Name Description slots
XT1104A 1 PSU, 1 CSM, 4 interfaces
XT2209A 2 PSU, 2 CSM, 8 interfaces, 1 dual slot L3
XT2215A 2 PSU, 2 CSM, 13 interfaces, 2 L3
The nodes XT1104A, XT2206A, XT2210A and XT2209A are Power supplies
modular and can be mounted 19” racks or DIN Rail
depending on the needs. Special brackets are available for All power supplies have a wide input range. In case two
nodes XT1104A and XT2206A to mount the chassis on a DIN power supplies are installed, they work in a load-sharing
Rail compliant to IEEE 1613. mode. A single power supply has the capacity to power
the entire chassis.
XT1104A XT2206A
Name Description Node
ACP-A • Input range: 100-240VAC • XT2210A
• Output Power: 175W • XT2209A
• Input range: 18-60VDC • XT2206A
DCP-A
XT2210A / XT2209A • Output Power: 175W • XT1104A
DCP-B • Input range: 88-300VDC

• Output Power: 175W
ACP-B • Input range: 100-240VAC • XT2215A

The node XT2215A is modular and is 19” rack mountable.
The chassis can be equipped with dual power supplies and DCP-C • Input range: 36-60VDC
dual Central Switching Modules for redundancy purposes.
The cooling is designed in such a way that in case one In case Power over Ethernet is needed an external PoE
single fan in a unit fails; there is still enough airflow by the power supply must be attached via the NSM module. There
remaining fans to cool the entire node. There are multiple are two power inputs in the module which will allow the
fan units inside a node so that replacements are possible PoE to run in redundant mode.
without losing the entire cooling capacity of the node. The
forced airflow is from right to left through the node. The Name Description
fan units are positioned in the middle of the node so that PoE PSU-AC • Input range: 100-240 VAC
the units can be replaced without disconnecting the cables • Output Power: 480W
going to the interface cards.
PoE PSU-DC • Input range: 33.6 - 62.4 VDC
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Central building blocks
Name Description Specification

NSM-A Node Support Module for • Alarm contacts for local notification (2 output contacts) or alarm
XT2210A, XT2209A, forwarding (2 input contacts) to the NMS.
XT2206A, XT1104A, • Dual PoE power input for connecting an external power over Ethernet
XT2215A source.
NSM-B Node Support Module for • Alarm contacts for local notification (2 output contacts) or alarm
XT2210A, XT2209A, forwarding (2 input contacts) to the NMS.
XT2206A, XT1104A,
XT2215A
CSM310-A Central Switching Module • Dual core CPU.
for XT2210A, XT2209A, • 64 Gbps switching fabric (full duplex)
XT2206A, XT1104A • 128 Gbps switching fabric (half duplex).
• MPLS-TP compliant switching fabric.
• Synchronization via Sync-E.
• Y.1731 performance monitoring.
• Automatic Protection Switching based on BFD.
• ERPS ring protection for multipoint Ethernet services.
• Node configuration stored on swappable Micro SD
CSM310-B Central Switching Module • Dual core CPU.
for XT2210A, XT2209A, • 64 Gbps switching fabric (full duplex).
XT2206A, XT1104A • 128 Gbps switching fabric (half duplex)
• Node configuration stored on swappable Micro SD IEEE1588v2
Boundary Clock ready.
CSM540-A Central Switching Module • Dual core CPU.
XT2215A • 720 Gbps switching fabric (full duplex)
• 1440 Gbps switching fabric (half duplex).
• Node configuration stored on swappable Micro SD.
• IEEE1588v2 Boundary Clock ready
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Interface building blocks

4-GC-LW Gigabit Ethernet • 3 x 10/100/1000 Cu Gigabit Ethernet ports.
4-GCE-LW Interface • 1 x Combo 10/100/1000 Cu or 100/1000 Gigabit fiber port (SFP
based).
• Sync-E.
• IEEE1588v2 transparent clocking.
• PoE according to 802.3at.
• Operation as WAN or LAN per port.
4-GCB-LW Gigabit Ethernet •• MACSec on 4-GCE-LW
3 x 10/100/1000 via TXCare
Cu Gigabit license
Ethernet ports.
4-GCBE-LW Interface • 1 x Combo 10/100/1000 Cu or 100/1000 Gigabit fiber port (SFP
based).
• Sync-E.
• Port mode is WAN or LAN.
• MACSec on 4-GCBE-LW via TXCare license
4-GO-LW Gigabit Ethernet all • 4 x 100/1000 Gigabit fiber port (SFP based).
4-GOE-LW optical card • Sync-E.
• Port mode is WAN or LAN
• MACSec on 4-GOE-LW via TXCare license
6-GE-L Gigabit Ethernet • 6x 10/100/1000 Cu Gigabit Ethernet ports.

Interface • MSTP, ERPS compliant.
• LAG based on IP and MAC addresses.
• IGMP snooping.
• Port mode is LAN.
1-10G-LW 10 Gigabit Ethernet • 1 x 10gigabit Ethernet port (XFP).
Interface • Sync-E.
• MACSec via TXCare license
• Port mode is WAN or LAN
9-L3A-L Gigabit/10G bit routing • 8 x 100/1000 Gigabit fiber port (SFP based).
Ethernet interface card • 1 x 10gigabit Ethernet port (XFP).
• MSTP, ERPS compliant.
• IGMP snooping.
• Static and dynamic Unicast/Multicast routing via VRF.
• Integrated FAN module
9-L3EA-L Extension board for 9- • 8 x 100/1000 Gigabit fiber port (SFP based).
L3A-L • 1 x 10gigabit Ethernet port (XFP).
(XT2209A/XT2215A only) • Port mode is LAN.
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4-10G-LW 10 Gigabit Ethernet • 4 x 10gigabit Ethernet port (XFP).

(XT2215A only) • IEEE1588v2 transparent clocking.
• MACSec via TXCare license.
1-40G-LW 40 Gigabit Ethernet • 1 x 40gigabit Ethernet port (QSFP+).
(XT2215A only) • IEEE1588v2 transparent clocking.
• MACSec via TXCare license.
16-GE-L 16 ports GE card - LAN • 8x 10/100/1000 Cu Gigabit Ethernet ports.
(XT2215A only) • 8x 10/100/1000 Cu Gigabit Ethernet ports with PoE according to
802.3at.
• MSTP, ERPS compliant.
• IGMP snooping.
4-DSL-LW SHDSL interface board • 4 SHDSL ports

• PAF (=PME aggregation function) or Bonding for 2, 3 or 4 links. Other
non bonding ports can be used as single or part of separate bonding
group
• Configurable as CO or CPE per port
• Compliant to ITU-T G.991.2, ITU-T G.994.1, ETSI-TS 101 524
• Performance depends on cable diameter and quality (typical 0,4 mm
cable performance: 5696 Mbps – 2,4km / 4096 – 3,0 km / 2048 – 4,0
km / 1024 – 5km)
4-CoDir 64 kbps / Co-Directional • 4 x Full duplex 4 wire interface.
Interfaces • Clocking domain configurable per port.
• CESoP and SAToP.
• Hitless switching (zero packet loss with 1+1 protection).
• G.703, G.823 compliant.
• Testing: Loopback, BERT.
4-E1T1-L E1/T1 Interface - LAN • 4 x E1 or T1 ports.
• E1 (2.048 Mbps) compliant with ANSI T1.102, OFTEL OTR001 and
ITU-T recommendations G.703 and G.823.
• T1 (1.544 Mbps) compliant with Bellcore 000499, ANSI
• T1.102, T1.403 and T1.408, and ITU-T recommendations.
• 64 kbps cross connect per card.
• Up to 16 independent circuit emulated streams.
• packet formats: CESoPSN and SAToP Circuit emulation packet
formats
• LAN operation
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• CESoPSN and SAToP circuit emulation packet formats.
• Hitless switching (zero packet loss switchover between active and
backup connection).
• LAN operation.

backup connection).
• LAN operation.
2-C37.94 C37.94 Interface • 2 x C37.94 compliant SFP ports (LC, multimode).

• 2 x E1 or T1 RJ45 ports.
• T1.102, T1.403 and T1.408, and ITU-T recommendations
• Support for hair pinning mode (C37.94 to E1) without circuit
emulation on a single card.
• LAN operation.
4-4WEM-L 4W voice card • 4 x 4 Wire interfaces.
• ITU-T G.712 compatible.
• Adjustable levels RX/TX (+18 dB/-15 dB) in steps of 3 dB
• -48V for E&M signaling (Type II, III, IV, V).
• CESoPSN circuit emulation packet formats.
• Hitless switching (zero packet loss switchover with 1+1 protection).
• Multidrop (1 master and up to 15 slaves)
• LAN operation.
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8-FXS FXS interface card • 8 ports FXS (G.712 compliant)

• Integrated battery and ringing generator
• Converts analog FXS into SIP Client.
• Support for G.711 a/µ law encoding.
• Modem and fax compatible.
• Interworks with standards based SIP server.
• Server less operation up to 40 FXS ports.
7-SERIAL Serial interface card • Up to 7 serial ports

• Configurable per port: RS233/422/485 Async or X.21, V.35, RS232,
RS422 Sync.
• Per port configurable: Serial to Ethernet / CES
• Serial to Ethernet:
• Async operation: RS232, RS422, RS485.
• Protocol agnostic.
• DCE / DTE configurable.
• Point to point and master slave bus structures (up to 2 masters
and 156 slaves).
• Multi master operation for redundant control centers.
• Speeds: 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 76800, 115200
(different port settings possible within a single service).
• Databits: 6,7,8. / Parity: None, Odd, Even, Mark, Space.
• Support for handshaking signaling (RTS, CTS,…).
• Fixed block, fixed timing, line terminating character, delimiter
time.
• CES mode with mapping into time slots
• Point to point structure
• Protocol agnostic.
• DCE / DTE configurable.
• Async operation: RS232, RS422, RS485 (Speeds: 1200, 2400, 4800,
9600, 19200, 38400, 76800, 115200)
• Sync operation: X.21, V.35 (Speeds:nx64 kb (n=1..30))
• Sync operation: RS232, RS422 (Speeds: 300, 600, 1200, 2400,
4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 76800, 115200, nx64 kb (n=1..30))
• Support for handshaking signaling (RTS, CTS,…).
STM-1 SFP to transport STM- • S1 compatible Smart SFP for GE SFP ports.
transparent 1/OC-3 transparent (S1 • Transparent transport of STM-1/OC-3 via circuit emulation over point
Optic). to point service
• Differential clocking (Sync-E)
STM-4 SFP to transport STM- • S1 compatible Smart SFP for GE SFP ports.
transparent 4/OC-12 transparent (S1 • Transparent transport of STM-4/OC-12 via circuit emulation over
Optic). point to point service
• Differential clocking (Sync-E)
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2-OLS Optical Low Speed • 2 x ST multimode optical ports

Interface • TX Power: 50/125µm: -19dBm multimode fiber, 62,5/125µm: -
16dBm multimode fiber
• RX Sensitivity: -30 dBm
• RX Maximum input: -10 dBm
• 2 x E1 or T1 RJ45 ports.
• T1.102, T1.403 and T1.408, and ITU-T recommendations
• Optical low speed circuit emulation according to CESoPSN.
• Async mode (optical) 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600,
76800, 115200, 297600 via oversampling (protocol agnostic)
• Sync mode (optical) 1x64k, 2x64k, 4x64k, 8x64k, 16x64k (protocol
agnostic)
• Optical low speed circuit emulation according to SAToP.
• Async mode (optical) ≤ 307200bps via oversampling (protocol
agnostic)
• Sync mode (optical) 1x64k, 2x64k, 4x64k, 8x64k, 16x64k, 32x64k
(protocol agnostic)
backup connection).
• Support for local mode (Optical low speed to E1) without circuit
emulation on a single card.
• Async mode (optical) 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600,
76800, 115200, 297600 via oversampling (protocol agnostic)
• Sync mode (optical) 1x64k, 2x64k, 4x64k, 16x64k (protocol agnostic)
• LAN operation.
Managing your network with TXCare

A network is a complex interworking of different nodes
that require a lot of attention. It is imperative that this is
planned carefully and thoughtfully. Network
configurations should be done without adversely affecting
your running applications. Network failures need to be
detected, diagnosed and repaired. Service Level
Agreements should be monitored and ensured. For
security reasons it is important that users are logged and
an audit trail is created. That is why the XTran product
family provides you with the TXCare management
system.“Takes”-Care management has taken the features
of the RFC 5951 and turned them into a workable Network
Management System.
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C = Configuration management TXCare is ready to be further configure the network.

Tunnels (Label Switched Paths) and Services (Pseudowires)
A = Assurance management
are created through wizards. These wizards guide you
R = Resilience management through different logical steps for a well-functioning
E = End-to-End management network. This includes parameters like bandwidth,
This is a fully integrated element management and network Layouts are used to further personalize the views on the
management. The TXCare can be fully adjusted to your IT network. These could be multiple logical as well as physical
infrastructure, it has a modular design and gives the views. A picture file, like google maps, could be used as
opportunity to either run on one server or spread the load background and the nodes and fiber links are being
over multiple servers. It runs in a Windows based
environments with servers and clients.
Configuration
Under configuration OTN Systems understands an easy
and rapid deployment of a new network, an automatic
discovery of an existing network and the possibility to add
nodes to a network without hassle. The operator is able to
map his network unto a map with the physical paths of the
mapped on it. Multiple views can be created and be used
fiber. Security is of the utmost importance.
in the monitoring tab. There is also sub layouts. Connected
We give the choice to accomplish this in two ways. The first to a top layout you can further define sub-layouts. Nodes
way is to make a configuration offline and add the network will be assigned to these sub-layouts and will act as a
elements later. Upon deployment TXCare will detect the hyperlink. On the network display you can click on the sub-
preconfigured network and upon a simple load command layout and the nodes assigned to this particular layout will
the whole configuration will be loaded into the network. pop up.
This preparation work is very often done to simulate a
network.
Monitoring
Advanced monitoring capabilities based on the OAM
performance and fault management information. This
gives a complete overview of the network in the layout
that was setup in the configuration tab.
TXCare works with four layers of views. The first layer (in
white) are the network elements like, nodes, interface
cards and ports. The second layer (in orange) are the
physical connections, the fiber or copper links between the
nodes . The third layer (in blue) are the tunnels or LSPs
which run over the physical cables. The third layer (in
The second way is through an automatic discovery of the yellow) are the services (Pseudowires) which on their turn
network elements and topology. No preparation is done run inside the tunnels as well as the connections to the
in TXCare, it will automatically detect the whole applications. This layer will give you the interface card slot
deployment and display it. Management IP addresses are number, port number, circuit emulations format,
automatically given out to the deployed network upon timeslot… of the connected applications. At any given time
startup. The in band communication channel is auto the operator will see what is going on in his network and
established between the different nodes. From a single what application that are or will be affected by a fiber cut.
location, the TXCare will connect to all the individual nodes,
interface modules and connection links. The database will
be automatically filled with all it has discovered and the
operator can start configuring the network.
After the nodes, interface modules and links are created
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description of the user, degrees of access will be given to

the network. At all-time a trail will be kept of the actions
the person has taken on the network. TXCare contains a
network database with all kinds of information: node
names, node configurations including installed network
and interface cards. The database is based on MySQL
technology. It is possible to use the database to restore the
network in case the setting in one or more nodes are lost
due to hardware failure.
Tools
Southbound interface is based on SNMPv3 including third
Alarms are displayed, the working and protect path, the party elements for monitoring. Northbound interfaces
logical ring with the standby link etc… are just a few of the could be used for integration in umbrella management
many features available in this application. This is all based systems for alarm forwarding or monitoring; ex. SNMP…
on a relational database. So selecting a service will display
the relational tunnel, link, port, interface card, node. Reporting is possible trough a generic reporting engine where
the operator can define which reports are generated when.
The events tile will give a complete overview of the A set of useful standard reports is available as a starting point.
undertaken action on the network. It provides an event log
(system events) and an audit trail (user actions) to allow a
reconstruction of actions that took place in the network
and by whom. Advanced search functions will assist in
locating a certain event.
Log files of the network can be written on a hard drive.

These might be needed when communicating with OTN
Systems engineers. They will be able to assist the operator
when needed.
Firmware upgrade
Alarm is a self-explanatory display of the alarms in the The firmware of the network en interface modules can be
network. Multiple levels of alarms are defined depending performed from a central location in the network. These
on the degree of failure. The alarm will present the are upgrades simultaneously based on best effort network
operator with time and date, how often is occurred…but load.
also a text explaining the steps to take to solve the alarm.
Hyperlinks are available to click on and will bring you to the The upgrade is a three step process. First is the download
core of the alarm, a port, link, element…. of the firmware on the selected network elements. The
download is done in parallel to all the elements of the
The performance of your network can be seen through the same type.
counters tile. It will contain information on the way the
data packets are send over the network. Charts are very The second step is to commit the new firmware. This is an
useful in establishing the SLAs. important step because it requires a reboot. The service
will not be affected where the nodes are Label Switched
Administration Routers and MPLS-TP redundancy is enabled. This reboot
All administrative tasks are in this part of TXCare. User is done selectively and carefully. TXCare will assist in this
management allows to create multiple user with different process.
rights. Depending on the responsibilities and task The third step is to accept the network as functioning
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normal. This needs to be done within 20 minutes. If not

TXCare will assume that something went wrong and will
reboot the network element in the previous firmware
version. This will prevent network elements from being
lost while upgrading.
TXCare provides a full report of all the network elements
and their firmware version.
Northbound integration
The northbound interface is organized as add-on module
in the TXCare platform which receives their information
through the TXCare server and forward the information if
needed to the umbrella management layer via SNMP. The
communication will always pass through the TXCare
server. The reason for this is that the security and central
login happens from a single configuration point just like
any other client login.
The northbound interface is always intended for
monitoring purposes only, this will guarantee consistency
and will avoid configuration failures that could jeopardize
the reliability of the network. Python scripts are available
and can be used to configure the network.
Radius integration
TXCare supports the connection to a radius server for user
authentication. In that case user information can be
organized and maintained from a central infrastructure.
NMS redundancy
The TXCare installation can be made redundant via the
TXCare redundancy feature. In that case an Active TXCare
is backed-up via standby TXCare in the same or different
location.
Database synchronization between the active and the
standby TXCare is automatically done via a dedicated LAN
connection. In case TXCare is equipped with a northbound
interface each TXCare has its own northbound interface.
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Security
The XTran portfolio focuses on security features relevant Denial of Service is avoided through traffic shaping and
for the utility industry. Based on the implemented traffic engineering via the network management system.
standards the XTran ensures the connectivity and defends
100% provisioning of the network with sub 50ms
the network from unwanted access. It also provides the
reconfiguration in case of network failure on pre-
necessary logging and audit trails to guarantee compliancy provisioned backup paths.
with local legislation.
Possibility to encrypt the data between XTran nodes via
The security measures can be easily explained using RFC MACSec.
5920 (MPLS/GMPLS Security Framework).
Attacks on the control plane:
The XTran portfolio uses the MPLS-TP standard and does
not rely on a dynamic control plane for setting up or
maintaining the network performance. Instead of a control
plane the XTran network is managed through a network
management layer. All management traffic is exchanged
via an in band communication channel deployed over the
XTran network. So it is impossible to fake signaling or
reservation protocols which might lead to cross
connecting VPN’s to tap traffic
The management channel between TXCare and the nodes
(DCN) is totally separated from the user traffic and resides
on its own MPLS-TP tunnel and pseudowire. All traffic that
is exchanged over the DCN is encrypted via SNMPv3. This Attacks on the Management Plane
ensures that no hacking is possible to take control over the SNMPv3 management to the network elements
network.
No direct access to the node – all access goes through the
Remote DCN ports can be disable to avoid unwanted TXCare server for central user authentication and logging.
access from remote nodes.
Unsuccessful user authentication detection and handling.
Ports are assigned to be LAN or WAN avoiding unused ones
being used to attempt access to the WAN data. Centralized user management.
ID’s of neighboring nodes are stored in the node to block Logging, reporting, audit trail.
any attempt to get access to the network by plugging in a Automated inventory of the equipment for hardware and
new node in the network in an existing link. software revisions.
Attacks on the data plane Continuous check between the configuration in the
User data is separated with MPLS-TP tunnels and individual nodes and the configuration in the database of
pseudowires. the TXCare server.
Access on user ports is prevented via ACL’s (Access Control TXCare checks new firmware before upgrading the nodes
Lists) MAC limiter and sticky MAC. to verify if the load is genuine OTN Systems via a
public/private key infrastructure.
The MPLS-TP network standard guarantees end-to-end
delivery via CRC check on each transmission path between
XTran nodes.
Encapsulation of user data in pseudowires (Ethernet over
MPLS over Ethernet) allows for CRC check on user data by
the end-devices.
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Protocol support
MPLS-TP compliancy (IETF/ITU)
RFC3985: Pseudo Wire Emulation Edge to Edge Architecture
RFC5317: JWT Report on MPLS Architectural Considerations for a Transport Profile
RFC4448: Encapsulation Methods for Transport of Ethernet over MPLS Networks
RFC5462: Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS)
RFC5586: MPLS Generic Associated Channel
RFC5654: Requirements of a MPLS Transport Profile
RFC5718: In-band communication channel
RFC5860: Requirements OAM for MPLS-TP
RFC5880: Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (BFD)
RFC5921: A Framework for MPLS in Transport Networks
RFC5950: network management for MPLS-TP
RFC5951: network management requirements for MPLS-based transport networks
RFC5960: MPLS Transport Profile Data Plane Architecture
RFC6291: Guidelines for the Use of the “OAM” Acronym in the IETF
RFC6371: Operations, Administration, and Maintenance Framework for MPLS-Based Transport Networks
RFC6372: MPLS-TP Survivability Framework
RFC6426: On demand connectivity verification
RFC6428: Proactive connectivity verification
RFC6669: Overview of the OAM toolset for MPLS- Based Transport Networks
ITU
G.8032: ERP
G.8101: Terms and definitions for MPLS Transport Profile
G.8110: MPLS layer network architecture
G.8110.1: Architecture of the Multi-Protocol Label Switching transport profile layer network
G.8112: Interfaces for the MPLS Transport Profile layer network
G.8113.1: Operations, administration and maintenance mechanism for MPLS-TP in packet transport
networks
G.8113.2: Operations, administration and maintenance mechanisms for MPLS-TP networks using the tools
defined for MPLS
G.8121: Characteristics of MPLS-TP equipment functional blocks
G.8121.1: Characteristics of MPLS-TP equipment functional blocks supporting ITU-T G.8113.1/Y.1372.1
G.8121.2: Characteristics of MPLS-TP equipment functional blocks supporting ITU-T G.8113.2/Y.1372.2
G.8131: Linear protection switching for transport MPLS (T-MPLS) networks
G.8151: Management aspects of the MPLS-TP network element
IETF
RFC 1112 IGMP V1 RFC 5798 VRRP
RFC 2236 IGMP V2 RFC 2328 OSPFv2
RFC 3376 IGMP V3 RFC 4601 PIM-SM
RFC 826 ARP RFC 2131 DHCP
IEEE
802.1s MSTP 802.3u 100BASE-T
802.1w RSTP 802.3u 100BASE-FX
802.1D STP 802.3ab 1000BASE-T
802.1Q VLAN 802.3ae 10G-SR, LR, ER
802.3 10 BASE-T 802.3x Full duplex 10/100/1000BASE-T
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802.3z 1000 BASE-SX,LX,EX,ZX 802.3ad Link aggregation

802.3at Power Over Ethernet
Specifications
Characteristics

Utility design Ruggedized design Extended temperature range: -20°C/-4°F (-30°C/-22°F
running) to +65°C/149°F).
XT2215A: -20°C/-4°C to +55°C/131°F.
Compact design (19”or DIN Rail mountable) options.
Cu and fiber optic connectivity

Alarm contacts for local alarm triggering or forwarding of
local alarms
Legacy and Ethernet connectivity
Availability and scalability Hot pluggable power supplies
50ms automatic protection switching (MPLS-TP)
Hot pluggable interface boards
Dual CSM for highest availability designs
100% traffic engineering of services
MPLS-TP service types E-LINE Point to point service (VPWS)
E-LAN Multipoint (VPLS)
Ring Logical Ethernet Ring
Protection schemes 1:1, Hitless Switching, ERP logical rings
Ethernet capabilities L2 Ethernet aggregation MSTP (multiple spanning tree)
Multicast handling through IGMP
Virtual forwarding instances
VLAN handling
Broadcast and multicast storm control
QoS Service priority scheduling independent from user traffic to
ensure transport functionality of all traffic.
End to end traffic engineering through TXCare.
8 Priorities (6 user definable)
Per flow statistics and port counters.
4k Flexible queues
Handling of priority queues Strict Priority Based.
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Network security Node Sticky MAC for easy locking of MAC address per services.
Access control lists based on MAC and IP addresses

(black/white list).
SNMPv3 encryption and authentication of management
traffic.
Connection oriented network.
Disable unused ports.
Locked node id lock to guard network topology.
Connection oriented network (logical separation of
services)
TXCare Centralized user authentication and central event logging.
Audit trail.
Manageability Monitoring and Auto provisioned and auto setup DCN for management.
configuration
Full SNMP v3 management (no CLI needed).
Management port on each CSM module.
2 input contacts allowing forwarding of local alarms to the
TXCare platform.
2 output contacts for local triggering of alarms.
Removable memory allowing easy replacement of CSM in

the field.
OAM Hardware supported OAM.
Automatic protection switching via BFD.
LSP ping and LSP trace via BFD.
Performance monitoring based on Y.1731 Loss and Delay
Indicators CSM Display Network ID, load ware version, fault codes
LEDs Status LEDs for power inputs and general status of

interface boards
Specific LEDs per interface card: link, synchronization,
speed, LAN/WAN mode…
Performance indicators High performance Non-blocking 64 Gbps (full duplex),
CSM310A/CSM310B switching fabric 128 Gbps (half duplex)
95 Mpps (layer 2 throughput)
MTU up to 9k
32k MAC addresses
4k layer 2 Multicast entries
2k VFI
4k MPLS entries
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BFD hardware support

Dimensions XT2210A: H=132,5mm/W=434mm/ D=210mm
H=5.21 in/W=17.08 in/ D=8.26 in
XT2209A: H=132,5mm/W=434mm/ D=210mm

H=5.21 in/W=17.08 in/ D=8.26 in
XT2206A: H=132,5mm/W=354mm/ D=210mm
H=5.21 in/W=13,93 in/ D=8.26 in
XT1104A: H=132,5mm/W=214mm/ D=210mm

H=5.21 in/W=8.42 in/ D=8.26 in
Power consumption CSM-310-A/B (27W / 71Y),
MTBF (years at NSM-A/B (2W / 437Y),
Performance indicators 25°C/77°F)
High performance PSU (- / >34Y)720 Gbps (full duplex)
Non-blocking
CSM540A switching fabric Backplane
1440 Gbps (-(half
/ 665Y)
duplex)
Values without SFP/XFP 4-GC-LW (6W / 80Y),
(typical 1W SFP / 2W XFP) 1071 Mpps(6W
4-GCB-LW (layer 2 throughput)
/ 80Y),
4-GO-LW
MTU up to(7.5W
9k / 170Y),
1-10G-L (12W / 117Y),
288k MAC(7.3W
4-DSL-LW addresses
/ 104Y),
4-E1T1-L (7,7W/95Y),
24k layer 2 Multicast entries
4-4WEM-L(7.2W / 84Y),
8k VFI
7-SERIAL (6.5W / 86Y),
4-CoDir
32k MPLS (6W / 96Y),
entries
2-C37.94 (8.1W / 140Y),
BFD hardware support
2-OLS (8.4W / 87Y).
Dimensions 9-L3A-L (35W
XT-2215-A: H=488mm
/ Pending),
/ W=434mm / D=220mm
9-L3EA-L (5W H=19.21
/ Pending).
inch / W=17,09 inch / D=8.66 inch)
Power consumption CSM-540-A (120W / Pending),
MTBF (years at NSM-A/B (2W / 437Y),
Optica (SFP/XFP/QSFP+) 25°C/77°F) PSU (-– /TRMs
See specific TRM manual M811 >34Y)SFP/XFP/QSFP+ manual
4-10G-LW (36W / Pending),
1-40G-LW (Pending / Pending).
See CSM310A for other IFC.
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EMC industrial, regulatory and standards compliance
Safety XT2210A, XT2209A, XT2206A, XT1104A (XT2215A pending)
NEN-EN-IEC 60950-1:2006 Information technology equipment - Safety - Part 1: General requirements
EU Directive 2014/30/EU (EMC) Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) (former 2004/108/EC)
EU Directive 2014/35/EU (LVD) Low Voltage Directive (LVD) (former 2006/95/EC)
EMI Immunity XT2210A, XT2209A, XT2206A, XT1104A (XT2215A pending)

(tested according to EN 55024, IEC 61850-3, IEEE 1613 and EN 50121-4) IEC 61850-3 Zone “H”, EN 50121-4 the 3 meter zone, IEEE 1613 Zone “A”.)
Class (performance
TEST PORT TYPE Test Levels
criterion)
ESD contact 61000-4-2 C37.90.3 Enclosure ± 2kV, ± 4kV, ± 6kV, class 1 B

± 8kV
ESD air Enclosure ± 2kV, ± 4kV, ± 8kV, class 1 B
± 15kV
Radiated RFI 61000-4-3 Enclosure 35V/m modulated (peak), class 2 A
80 MHz – 3.8 GHz
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Class (per-
TEST PORT TYPE Test Levels formance
criterion)
Radiated RFI C37.90.2 Enclosure Keying test: 20V/m Pulse class 2 A
Modulated 100% 0,5sec on
0,5sec off
Enclosure Spot frequency test: 20V/m, class 2 A
for < 900 MHz 80% AM, for
900 MHz PM 50%
@ 200 Hz
Burst (Fast Transient) 61000-4-4 C37.90.1 Signal ± 4kV common mode, 5/50ns, class 1 B
5kHz (SHDSL@100kHz)
Power ± 4kV common/ differential class 1 B

mode , 5/50ns, 5kHz
Surge 61000-4-5 Signal ± 4kV line-to- earth (1.2/50µs , class 2 A

10/700µs)
AC Power ± 4kV line-to-earth, class 2 A

± 2kV line-to-line (1.2/50µs)
DC Power ± 2kV line-to-earth, class 2 A

± 1kV line-to-line (1.2/50µs)
Conducted (induced) 61000-4-6 Signal 10Vrms 80% AM (1 class 2 A

RFI kHz), 0,15 – 80 MHz
Power 10Vrms 80% AM (1 class 2 A
kHz), 0,15 – 80 MHz
Power frequency 61000-4-8 Enclosure 100 A/m continuous class 2 A

magnetic field
1000 A/m 1s class 2 A
Damped oscillatory 61000-4-10 Enclosure 100 A/m continuous, 100kHz class 1 B
magnetic field and 1MHz
Voltage dips & 61000-4-11 AC Power 30% and 100% for class 2 A
Interrupts 1 period
60% for 50 periods, 30% for class 1 C

25/50 periods
100% for 5, 50, 250 class 1 C

and 500 periods
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Class (per-
TEST PORT TYPE Test Levels formance
criterion)
Voltage dips & 61000-4-29 DC Power 30% for 100 ms class 2 A
Interrupts
60% for 100 ms class 1 C
100% for 50 ms class 1 C
Mains frequency 61000-4-16 Signal 30 V continuous class 2 A
voltage 300 V 3s class 2 A
DC Power 30 V continuous class 2 A
300 V 3s class 2 A
Ripple on DC Power 61000-4-17 DC Power 10% of nominal voltage class 2 A
Supply
5% of 80% to 110% of class 2 A
nominal voltage
Damped oscillatory 61000-4-18 Signal 2,5 kV common mode, 1 kV class 1 B
wave differential mode @ 1MHz
Power 2,5 kV common mode, 1 kV class 1 B
differential mode @ 1MHz
High Voltage Impulse IEEE 1613 IEC 60255- Signal ports 5 kV
27 rated > 50V
Signal ports 1kV
rated < 50V
Power 5kV
Dielectric strength IEEE 1613 IEC 60255- Signal ports 2kVac 1min (4-GC- LW as
27 rated > 50V from edition 9)
Signal ports 500Vac 1min (Not applicable

rated < 50V for 7-SE- RIAL)
Power 2kVac 1min (OR 2,82kVdc)
EMI Emission XT2210A, XT2209A, XT2206A, XT1104A (XT2215A pending)

(tested according to EN 55022, EN 61000-6-3 and EN 50121-4)
Class (performance
TEST PORT TYPE Test Levels
criterion)
Radiated emission EN 55022 Enclosure Class B Class B
FCC part 15 Enclosure Class B Class B
Conducted emission EN 55022 AC power Class B Class B
Signal Class B Class B
EN 61000-6-3 DC Power (System PSU Class B Class B
DCP-A, DCP- B)
DC Power (Power over Class A Class A
Ethernet supply DCPoE-A)
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Environmental XT2210A, XT2209A, XT2206A, XT1104A (XT2215A pending)
Class (perfor-
TEST PORT TYPE Test Levels mance crite-
rion)
Operating temperature Enclosure XT2210A, XT2209A, XT2206A, Class 1

XT1104A:
-20 to +65ºC (fan less) (-4° to 149°F)
XT2215A: -20°C to +55°C (-4°C to
131°F)
(fan cooling)
Operating temperature: 60068-2-1 Enclosure -20°C (-4°F) Ad Class 1
cold
Operating temperature: 60068-2-2 Enclosure +65°C (149°F) Bd Class 1
dry heat XT2215A: +55°C (131°F)
Non-operating tempera- 60068-2-1 Enclosure –30ºC (-22°F) Ab Class 1
ture: cold
Non-operating tempera- 60068-2-2 Enclosure +75ºC ( 167°F) Bd Class 1
ture: dry heat
Humidity (damp heat 60068-2-30 Enclosure 95% (non-condensing), 25° (77°F) - Class 1
cycle) 40°C (104°F), 6 cycles Db var 1
Vibration (stationary, 60870-2-2 Enclosure 19” 2-9Hz (3mm) , 9-200Hz (10m/s21g), Class 1
sinusoidal) 200-500Hz
(15m/s2 1,5g) Bm
Enclosure DIN 9-200Hz (10m/s21g) , Class 1
rail with heavy 200-500Hz (15m/s2 1,5g)
duty kit Bm
Vibration (response test) 60255-21-1 Enclosure (19” & 10Hz-150Hz (X-over freq. 58-60Hz) - Class 1
DIN rail with 1swp/axis - 1oct/min
heavy duty kit)
Pk displacement 0,035mm Class 1
< X-overf , Pk acc 1g > X-overf
Vibration (endurance 60255-21-1 Enclosure (19” & 10Hz-150Hz - 20swp/axis Class 1

test) DIN rail with - 1oct/min - 1g constant
heavy duty kit)
Shock (withstand test) 60255-21-2 Enclosure (19” & Pk acc 15gn - Puls duration 11ms - Class 1
DIN rail with 6pulses/axis (+ and -)
heavy duty kit)
60870-2-2 Pk acc 10gn - Puls duration (half sine) Class 1
11ms - 6pulses/axis (+ and -) Bm
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Environmental XT2210A, XT2209A, XT2206A, XT1104A (XT2215A pending)
Class (performance
TEST PORT TYPE Test Levels criterion)
60068-2-27 Pk acc 15gn - Puls Class 1

duration (half sine) 6ms
- 200pulses/axis (+ and
-) Ea
Shock (free fall) 60870-2-2 Enclosure 25cm Bm Class 1

60068-2-32
IEEE 1613
If installation is in accordance with directives (see installation manual)
Ordering Information
Hardware
Interface Module Order Number
XT1104A S30926-B1104-X1
XT2206A S30926-B2206-X1
XT2209A S30926-B2209-X1
XT2210A S30926-B2210-X1
XT2215A S30926-B2215-X1
ACP-A V30912-A5020-A1
DCP-A V30912-A5020-A2
DCP-B V30912-A5020-A3
ACP-B V30912-A5020-A4
DCP-C V30912-A5020-A5
NSM-A S30924-Q100-X101
NSM-B S30924-Q100-X201
CSM310A S30924-Q500-X101
CSM310B S30924-Q502-X101
CSM540A S30924-Q501-X101
4-GC-LW S30924-Q203-X101
4-GCB-LW S30924-Q203-X201
4-GO-LW S30924-Q209-X101
6-GE-L S30924-Q217-X101
16-GE-L S30924-Q220-X101
1-10G-LW S30924-Q202-X101
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4-10G-LW S30924-Q218-X101
1-40G-LW S30924-Q219-X101
9-L3A-L S30924-Q300-X101
9-L3EA-L S30924-Q301-X101
4-DSL-LW S30924-Q200-X101
4-CODIR S30924-Q207-X101
4-E1T1-L S30924-Q201-X101
16-E1T1-L S30924-Q215-X101
32-E1T1-L S30924-Q221-X101
2-C37.94 S30924-Q204-X101
2-OLS S30924-Q208-X101
4-4WEM-L S30924-Q205-X101
7-SERIAL S30924-Q206-X101
8-FXS S30924-Q216-X101
SFP to transport STM-1/OC-3 transparent (S1 Optic). V30913-S38-A2
SFP to transport STM-4/OC-12 transparent (S1 Optic). V30913-S39-A2
Others Order Number

ACPoE-A V30812-A5020-A97
DCPoE-A V30812-A5020-A98
19” mounting kit for XT2206A V30812-A3010-A193
Heavy duty DIN Rail kit for XT2206A V30812-A3010-A195
19” mounting kit for XT1104A V30812-A3010-A194
19” mounting kit for 2x XT1104A V30812-A3010-A197
Heavy duty DIN Rail kit for XT1104A V30812-A3010-A197
Interface Card Blind Panel (XT1104A. XT2206A, XT2209A, XT2210A) C30965-A9550-B1
Power supply Blind Panel (XT1104A. XT2206A, XT2209A, XT2210A) C30965-A9550-B2
CSM Blind Panel (XT1104A. XT2206A, XT2209A, XT2210A) C30965-A9550-B3
Interface Card Blind Panel (XT2215A) C30965-A9550-B101
Power supply Blind Panel (XT2215A) C30965-A9550-B102
CSM Blind Panel (XT2215A) C30965-A9550-B103
Drop cable, 1.5m HPDB68 open end 16-E1T1-L (1 per card) & 32-E1T1-L (2 per card) V30912-A3064-A3
Drop cable, 2m HPDB68 to 16 RJ45 with RJ45 coupler for 16-E1T1-L (1 per card) C30965-A9550-D11
Patch panel 1HU feedthrough 24 ports (to be used in combo with A9550-D11) V30912-A3010-A5
Serial Drop cable (3m) - port 1-3 for 7-SERIAL C30965-A9550-D8
Serial Drop cable (3m) - port 4-7 for 7-SERIAL C30965-A9550-D9
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Optical modules
For detailed info see XTran customer documentation (M811 – TRMs SFP/XFP manual).
SFP Type Order Number
SFP 850nm - SX (Multimode) V30913-S1-A2

SFP 1310nm - LX V30913-S2-A2
SFP 1310nm - EX V30913-S3-A2
SFP 1550nm - ZX V30913-S4-A2
SFP 1550nm - OX V30913-S5-A2
SFP 1550nm - EZ V30913-S6-A2
SFP 1310 nm - BIDI - 20km V30913-S513-A2
SFP 1550nm - BIDI - 20km V30913-S515-A2
SFP 1490 nm - BIDI - 80km V30913-S544-A2
SFP 1550nm - BIDI - 80km V30913-S545-A2
SFP for C37.94 - 850nm multimode V30913-S37-A2
SFP CWDM - ZX – 1xx1nm * V30913-S10xx-A2
SFP CWDM - EX – 1xx1nm * V30913-S11xx-A2
* Temperature range for node reduced to -20°C to +50°C (-4°F to 122°F)
** xx = channel number:
47 (1471nm) / 49 (1491nm) / 51 (1511nm) / 53 (1531nm) / 55 (1551 nm) / 57 (1571 nm) / 59 (1591 nm) / 61 (1611 nm)
XFP Type (10G) Order Number

XFP 850nm - SR (multimode) V30913-S25-A2
XFP 1310nm - LR V30913-S26-A2
XFP 1550nm - ER V30913-S27-A2
XFP 1550nm - ZR V30913-S28-A2
XFP DWDM – ER * V30913-S31xx-A1 **
XFP DWDM - ZR * V30913-S30xx-A1 **

** xx = channel number:
17 (1563.86nm ZR only) / 18 (1563.05nm ZR only)/ 19 (1562.23nm) / 20 (1561.42nm) / 21 (1560.61nm) / 22 (1559.79nm) /
23 (1558.98nm) / 24 (1558.17nm) / 25 (1557.36nm) / 26 (1556.56nm) / 27 (1555.75nm) / 28 (1554.94nm) / 29 (1554.13nm) / 30 (1553.33nm) / 31
(1552.52nm) / 32 (1551.72nm) / 33 (1550.92nm) / 34 (1550.12nm) / 35 (1549.32nm) / 36 (1548.52nm) / 37 (1547.72nm) / 38 (1546.92nm) / 39
(1533.47nm) / 56 (1532.68nm) / 57 (1531.90nm) / 58 (1531.12nm) / 59 (1530.33nm) / 60 (1529.55nm) / 61 (1528.77nm ZR only) /
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QSFP+ Type (40G) Order Number

QSFP-BiDi (100m) V30913-S101-A1
(multi mode-TX1: 832-868 nm/RX1: 882-918 nm TX2: 882-918 nm/RX2: 832-868 nm)
QSFP-LR4 (10 km) V30913-S104-A1

(single mode- 1264.5-1277.5, 1284.5-1297.5, 1304.5-1317.5, 1324.5-1337.5 nm)
QSFP-ER4 (30-40 km) V30913-S105-A1

(single mode- 1264.5-1277.5, 1284.5-1297.5, 1304.5-1317.5, 1324.5-1337.5 nm)
Software licenses/Loadware
Name Order Number
OS License (one per node) XG-L860
Redundancy lic. (one per node) XG-L862
TXCare Node License XT2210A (one per node) XG-L891
TXCare OTN Node license (one per node) XG-L844
TXCare Hirschmann Node license (one per node) XG-L845
TXCare Generic Node license (one per node) XG-L846
TXCare SNMP Northbound (one per TXCare serial key) XG-L863
TXCare Redundancy license (one per TXCare serial key) XG-L864
TXCare Large Network Monitor function (one per TXCare serial key) XG-L879
TXCare CARIP (one per TXCare serial key) XG-L831
TXCare Generic Reporting Engine (one per TXCare serial key) XG-L849
TXCare language license Chinese (one per TXCare serial key) XG-L887
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OTN SYSTEMS NV
Industrielaan 17b, 2250 Olen, Belgium

www.otnsystems.com
Tel: +32 14 25 28 47
Fax: +32 14 25 20 23
E-mail: info@otnsystems.com
www.otnsystems.com
Ref. No.: BA-S423-E-28
Issued September 2019
Specifications subject to change as design
improvements are implemented.
© 2019 OTN Systems NV - All rights reserved.
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MASTERS IN MISSION CRITICAL COMMUNICATIONS

OTN Systems XTran

XTran: eXcellence in Transport

PRIMARY XTRAN FEATURES .............................................................................. 3

FULL FLETCHED OPERATION .............................................................................. 4

KEY BUSINESS BENEFITS .................................................................................... 4

PLATFORM ARCHITECTURE AND MODULARITY .................................................. 5

CENTRAL BUILDING BLOCKS .............................................................................. 6

INTERFACE BUILDING BLOCKS ........................................................................... 7

MANAGING YOUR NETWORK WITH TXCARE .................................................... 11

PROTOCOL SUPPORT ...................................................................................... 16

ORDERING INFORMATION .............................................................................. 24

COPYRIGHT AND TRADE SECRETS/LIABILITY

OTN Systems XTran MPLS-TP based series

MPLS-TP Key business benefits

Platform architecture and modularity

An XTran network is based on modular network nodes, XT2215A

DCP-B • Input range: 88-300VDC

ACP-B • Input range: 100-240VAC • XT2215A

Central building blocks

Name Description Specification

Interface building blocks

6-GE-L Gigabit Ethernet • 6x 10/100/1000 Cu Gigabit Ethernet ports.

4-10G-LW 10 Gigabit Ethernet • 4 x 10gigabit Ethernet port (XFP).

4-DSL-LW SHDSL interface board • 4 SHDSL ports

16-E1T1-L E1/T1 Interface - LAN • 16 x E1 or T1 ports.

32-E1T1-L E1/T1 Interface - LAN • 32 x E1 or T1 ports.

2-C37.94 C37.94 Interface • 2 x C37.94 compliant SFP ports (LC, multimode).

8-FXS FXS interface card • 8 ports FXS (G.712 compliant)

7-SERIAL Serial interface card • Up to 7 serial ports

2-OLS Optical Low Speed • 2 x ST multimode optical ports

Managing your network with TXCare

C = Configuration management TXCare is ready to be further configure the network.

description of the user, degrees of access will be given to

Log files of the network can be written on a hard drive.

normal. This needs to be done within 20 minutes. If not

802.3z 1000 BASE-SX,LX,EX,ZX 802.3ad Link aggregation

Name Description Specification

Cu and fiber optic connectivity

Access control lists based on MAC and IP addresses

Removable memory allowing easy replacement of CSM in

LEDs Status LEDs for power inputs and general status of

BFD hardware support

XT2209A: H=132,5mm/W=434mm/ D=210mm

XT1104A: H=132,5mm/W=214mm/ D=210mm

EMC industrial, regulatory and standards compliance

Safety XT2210A, XT2209A, XT2206A, XT1104A (XT2215A pending)

NEN-EN-IEC 60950-1:2006 Information technology equipment - Safety - Part 1: General requirements

EU Directive 2014/30/EU (EMC) Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) (former 2004/108/EC)

EU Directive 2014/35/EU (LVD) Low Voltage Directive (LVD) (former 2006/95/EC)

EMI Immunity XT2210A, XT2209A, XT2206A, XT1104A (XT2215A pending)

ESD contact 61000-4-2 C37.90.3 Enclosure ± 2kV, ± 4kV, ± 6kV, class 1 B

EMI Immunity XT2210A, XT2209A, XT2206A, XT1104A (XT2215A pending)

Power ± 4kV common/ differential class 1 B

Surge 61000-4-5 Signal ± 4kV line-to- earth (1.2/50µs , class 2 A

AC Power ± 4kV line-to-earth, class 2 A

DC Power ± 2kV line-to-earth, class 2 A