OMS860 TechnicalDescription

Technical Product Description
Marconi OMS 860 R2.4
DESCRIPTION
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Contents
Contents
1 System Overview 1
1.1 Application of OMS 860 1
2 OMS 860 Base Unit 3

2.1 Overview 3
2.2 Modules 4
2.3 Power Supply 8
2.4 Alarm I/O 8
2.5 Transmission Interfaces 9
2.6 Features 10
2.7 Mounting Types 10
3 Mechanics and Other Characteristics 10

3.1 Mechanical Features 10
3.2 Cabling 12
3.3 Power Consumption 12
3.4 Environment 13
3.5 Redundancy and Reliability 15
4 Aggregate Modules 16
4.1 Modules Overview 17
4.2 Features 17
5 Tributary Modules 20
5.1 General Information 20
5.2 TM-4xSTM1-SFP 21
5.3 TM-3xE3/T3-1.0/2.3 22
5.4 TM-32xE1-LFH 23
5.5 TM-4xFEL2-4xMAP-RJ45 24
5.6 TM-4xFEL1-4xMAP-RJ45 26
5.7 TM-1xGEL1-1xMAP-SFP 28
6 Dual Power Module 30
7 AC Power Adaptor 31
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8 Patch Panels and LFH Cables 32
Reference List 33
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System Overview
1 System Overview
The OMS 860 is an Integrated Access Device (IAD) for use in fiber-based
networks that connects end customers to operator networks. It handles both
Ethernet and TDM traffic and is able to interface to a TDM backbone network.
It can also be used as a Multi-Service Provision Platform (MSPP) to build the
infrastructure in the metro access area.
The OMS 860 is a very flexible network component that can be used in star
networks, ring networks, chained networks and meshed networks. It supports
both Terminal Multiplexing (TM) and Add and Drop Multiplexing (ADM)
applications.
The OMS 860 is a fully working standalone SDH Network Element (NE). An
Element Manager (EM) or a Network Manager (NM) that supervises both the
Ethernet and TDM parts of the system manages the OMS 860 remotely. Local
and remote craft interfaces are also supported with a similar user interface.
1.1 Application of OMS 860

The following sections outline the main application concepts for the OMS 860.
1.1.1 OMS 860 as an ADM
The main application for OMS 860 is to use it as an ADM. A number of sites are
connected together with a ring network topology. The OMS 860 is used to drop
traffic in the different sites. This is shown in Figure 1.
The OMS 860 is typically deployed in the operator's point of presence, but
it may also be deployed in customer sites. If more than one customer shall
be handled in a site, the OMS 860 must be mounted in a room that is only
accessible for the operators.
The OMS 860 can be connected to one or multiple customers at a site. The
aggregate capacity and the number of physical interfaces limit the number of
customers. The physical interfaces can be E1, E3 and FE.
The OMS 860 provides a number of services at the sites (for example, TDM
leased lines, ISDN PRA, Ethernet leased lines and Internet access).
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TDM Based
Multiplexer OMS Core Network
STM-n
OMS STM-1 Ring OMS
PABX GE
OMS IP Based
Router Core Network
KB0000172A
Figure 1 A Typical System with OMS 860 used as an ADM
1.1.2 OMS 860 as an IAD

The OMS 860 can also be used as an IAD at the customer premises as shown
in Figure 2.
The OMS 860 concentrates local TDM and Ethernet-based traffic at the
customer premises before sending it to the operators network. The IAD delivers
the services from the operators to the end customer.
The OMS 860 can be connected to one or multiple customers at a site. The
aggregate capacity and the number of physical interfaces limit the number
of customers.
Customers Premises
E3
Multiplexer
E1 STM-1/4
OMS
PABX PoP
FE
Router
KB0000173A
Figure 2 OMS 860 used as an IAD
The OMS 860 supports different protection schemes as shown in Figure 3.

Link protection is supported with MSP 1+1 for the aggregate interfaces. SNC
protection is used in ring topologies and for dual homing applications. Link
Capacity Adjustment Scheme (LCAS) can be used as a protection mechanism
for Ethernet.
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OMS 860 Base Unit
Customers Premises Customers Premises

Link Protection Dual Homing
E3 E3
Multiplexer PoP Multiplexer
B
STM-1/4 STM
-1/4
E1 E1
OMS Operation Network OMS
PoP
PABX STM-1/4 PABX
A
/4
-1
FE M FE
Router PoP ST Router
C
KB0000174A
Figure 3 OMS 860 Protection Schemes
2 OMS 860 Base Unit
This chapter describes the OMS 860 base unit.
2.1 Overview
The OMS 860 consists of a low-cost shelf (compatible with 19" or ETSI racks)
with support for a variety of service modules and aggregate interfaces. Two
options for chassis are available: with a 16 × E1 (variant A) or a 32 × E1
(variant B) interface.
The chassis interfaces are shown in Figure 4, Figure 5, and Table 1.
J
A
E F
G H K
TRIB2 TRIB4 TRIB6 TRIB8 TRIB10 TRIB12 TRIB14 TRIB16 MNGT ALARM
SFP1 SFP2
TRIB1 TRIB3 TRIB5 TRIB7 TRIB9 TRIB11 TRIB13 TRIB15 VT 100 SYNC OUT IN OUT IN 5W CE
D
B C
KB0000178A
Figure 4 OMS 860 Interfaces - Variant A
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Variant B
J
A
E F
N M
H
MNGT SFP
OMS 860
FAN
2M TRIBUTARIES PWR OUT IN

OPER SYNC ALARM 2
CUST 1
TEST
VT 100 IN OUT
D
L
B C
KB0000180A
Figure 5 OMS 860 Interfaces - Variant B
Table 1 Hardware Unit

A Fan Module
B Slot 4 (available for Tributary Module)
C Slot 3 (available for Tributary Module)
D Aggregate Module
E E1 Interfaces
F LED Indicators
G MNGT, Sync, Alarm, and VT 100 Interface
H SDH aggregation Interface
J Earth Grounding Interface
K DC Power Interface
L Slots for Power Module
M Alarm Interface
N MNGT, Sync, and VT 100 Interface
2.2 Modules
This section describes the OMS 860 modules.
2.2.1 General information

The OMS 860 is based on a modular concept and supports three different
types of modules. The shelf has room for an aggregate module, two tributary
modules, and a fan module.
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OMS 860 Base Unit
The chassis includes a small back plane for interconnection between the
different modules.
The interconnections between the modules are shown in the following figures.
Back Plane
Local Local System Power Module

Interface Interface Controller
Fan Module Tributary Module Tributary Module SDH

Functionality
Misc Local Aggregate

Interface Interface Interface
Aggregate Module
KB0000179A
Figure 6 Overview of Modules for OMS 860 Variant A
Variant B
Back Plane
Local Local System

Interface Interface Controller
Fan Module Power Module Tributary Module Tributary Module SDH

Functionality
Misc Local Aggregate

Interface Interface Interface
Aggregate Module
KB0000181A
Figure 7 Overview of Modules for OMS 860 Variant B
All modules store inventory data in non-volatile memory. The inventory data is
accessible from the system controller and the management system.
All modules contain an LED that indicates the status of the module.
All modules supports hot insertion and removal. Insertion or withdrawal of new
modules does not affect the other modules.
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2.2.2 Aggregate Module
The aggregate interface can be either the STM-1 or STM-4 kind. The interfaces
being "fixed" in the OMS 860 are hereafter described as the "aggregate
module".
For more details information, see Section 4 on page 16.
Note: STM-4 is a licensed feature, which may be supplied activated from

factory or an operator in the field can upload a license key through
TFTP.
2.2.3 Available Service Modules

The following Service modules are available in the OMS 860.
Table 2 List of Available Service Modules to OMS 860

Service module Positions
TM-3xE3/T3-1.0/2.4 Slot 3 and Slot 4
TM-4xFEL2-4xMAP-RJ45 Slot 3
TM-1xGEL1-1xMAP-SFP Slot 4
TM-4xFEL1-4xMAP-RJ45 Slot 3 and Slot 4
TM-32xE1-LFH Slot 3 and Slot 4
TM-4xSTM1-SFP Slot 3 and Slot 4
For more details on the different modules, see Section 5 on page 20.
2.2.4 SFP Module

This section provides the information about the SFP modules that are available
in the OMS 860.
2.2.4.1 Instruction
The OMS 860 supports all SFP types given in the appropriate module variant
description. A list of all SFP manufacturers and product numbers qualified for
the OMS 860 is available on the Ericsson extranet product catalog.
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OMS 860 Base Unit
KB0000177A
Figure 8 Example of SFP Module
2.2.4.2 SFP Handling
The following events are reported when inserting (and removing) SFPs.
Table 3 SFP Events and Alarms Reported

Alarms/Events Description
sfpRemoved(102) SFP removed from NE/module. This can either be an
alarm or an event.
sfpInserted SFP inserted into NE/module. This is an event.
Inventory information and characteristics can be read from management.
If an SFP is plugged in that is not on the qualified list, the system will still try to
put it in service, but in this case we cannot guarantee for regular behavior.
SFP Optical TX and RX Level can be read and reported through the network
management system. Refer to OMS 800 CRAFT R1.3 User Guide, Reference
[1] for more details.
2.2.5 FM-FAN
The fan module in OMS 860 may be replaced in field. It provides ventilation
for high temperature environments.
The module only includes two independent fans. All fan control function is
included in the Aggregate Module. Basic inventory information is coded in the
Printed Circuit Board (PCB). Inventory EEPROM is not included in the module.
Usually, only one fan is active at a time. The fan is activated for a specified
amount of time (24 hours). When the fan has been active for the specified
amount of time, it will stop and the other fan is activated. This is done to
increase the Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF) for the fan module.
An alarm is reported if a fan fails. The other fan will then run continuously. The
faulty fan module should be replaced if this happens since the remaining fan is
no longer protected. It is possible to change a fan module without affecting the
rest of the system in the shelf.
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The HighTemperature alarm is reported, if ambient temperature in a

well-ventilated rack is over 55C. This alarm triggers both fans to work
simultaneously.
2.3 Power Supply

The OMS 860 supports -48 V DC power and can be equipped with AC power
adaptor to use AC power.
The local Power Supply Unit (PSU) supports the characteristics described in
Table 4.
Table 4 OMS 860 PSU

Characteristics Value
(1)
Turn On Threshold 38±0.5 V
Turn Off Threshold 34±0.5 V
(2)
Hysteresis Value ≥ 3.8 V
(1) The values of turn on/off threshold are verified from the node side.
(2) This value corresponds to the testing result, based on the precondition load current 8A.
For more information about the power port or the power cable connector, see
the document Cable Diagrams, Reference [2].
2.4 Alarm I/O

OMS 860 variant B has an Alarm interface on the front panel. It provides
facilities to report a minimum of four auxiliary alarm inputs and two dedicated
alarm outputs.
The alarm inputs are for associated equipment, for example, power unit failure
battery condition, cabinet door and so on.
The Alarm Output 1 is related to the unit alarms indicator and the Alarm Output
2 is related to the traffic alarms indicator. Both of them are active on OMS 860
power loss. For more information about the reported alarms and actions to be
taken, see the document Alarm and Event Description, Reference [4].
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OMS 860 Base Unit
SF
OUT
YNC ALARM
IN O
Variant B
MNGT SFP
OMS 860
FAN

-48DC-48DC 0V OPER SYNC ALARM
CUST
TEST
-48DC-48DC 0V VT 100 IN OUT
KB0000705A
Figure 9 Alarm Interface for Variant B
2.5 Transmission Interfaces

The OMS 860 supports the following physical interfaces for traffic:
• STM-1 (S-1.1, L-1.1, L-1.2, L-1.2C, L-1.2V)
• Electrical STM-1 (STM-1e)
• STM-4 (S-4.1, L-4.1, L-4.2, L-4.2C, L-4.2V)
• E1
• E3/T3
• 10 Base-T
• 100 Base-TX
• 1000 Base-BX10
• 1000 Base-SX
• 1000 Base-LX10
• 1000 Base-ZX
• 1000 Base-ZC
• 1000 Base-ZV
• 1000 Base-T
For more information about the interfaces specification and the compliance,
see the appendix of the document Cable Diagrams, Reference [2].
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2.6 Features
For more information about the OMS 860 R2.4 features, see the document
Technical Reference Description, Reference [3].
2.7 Mounting Types

The OMS 860 is mounted in a rack.
3 Mechanics and Other Characteristics
This chapter provides the information of the OMS 860 mechanics and other
characteristics.
3.1 Mechanical Features

This section describes the mechanical features of the OMS 860.
3.1.1 Mechanical Concept

The OMS 860 is provided as a shelf suitable for mounting within a 19" or ETSI
equipment cabinet. The shelf comprises a sub-rack with room for an Aggregate
Module (AM), two Tributary Modules (TM), and a Fan Module (FM).
It is possible to mount one single unit including cable terminating and cable
handling facilities. The dimensions within or without an enclosure are shown in
the table below.
Table 5 Dimensions
Width Height Depth
Chassis within an 450 mm 44.45 mm 280 mm
enclosure
Chassis 445 mm 43.6 mm 222 mm
The shelf is delivered with 19" brackets as a default as specified in IEC 60917
and IEC 60297.
Mounting brackets for ETSI cabinets/racks as specified in ETS 300 119 are
available.
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Mechanics and Other Characteristics
The mechanical design of the OMS 860 meets the requirements of EN/IEC
60950.
Desktop solution is also supported.
The weight of the OMS 860 is shown in the table below.
Table 6 OMS 860 Weight

Weight
Fully equipped ≤ 4 Kg
Without tributary modules ≤ 3.5 Kg
3.1.2 Modules Dimensions
The AM, TMs, and FM in the OMS 860 have the following physical dimensions:
Table 7 Modules Dimensions

Width Height Depth
(1)
AM 231.5 mm 30 mm 215 mm
TM 86 mm 42 mm 220 mm
FM 22 mm 40 mm 209 mm
(1) The AM is an integral part of shelf and cannot be changed in the field.
3.1.3 Summary
The table below provides a summary of the mechanical specification for OMS
860.
Table 8 Specification
Description Specification
Supports 19" rack mounting IEC 60297-2
Supports ETSI rack mounting ETS 300 119-3
The shelf meets the ETSI sub-rack ERS 300 119-4
requirements
The shelf meets the 19" sub-rack IEC 60297-3
requirements
The maximum height is 1 U -
Meets all mechanical EN/IEC 60950
requirements in EN/IEC60950
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Description Specification
Shelf has room for two tributary -
modules
Supports desktop mounting -
Maximum weight of fully equipped -
shelf is 3.5 kg.
Tributary module size, see Table 7 -
Table 9 Compliance
Thermal design according to EN/IEC 60950
60950
Room for fan module -
3.2 Cabling
The document Cable Diagrams, Reference [2] provides the cable connections,
specification and compliance information for the OMS 800 family members.
The following cables are available for the OMS 860:
• -48V DC power cables
• 230V AC power cables
• Alarm cables
• VT-100 cable
• LAN cable
• E1 cable
• E3/T3 cable
• Management cable
• Synchronization cable
• Fiber cables
3.3 Power Consumption

The table below shows the module power consumption.
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Table 10 Power Consumption

Module Type and Name Power Consumption (W)
AM-2xSTM1/4-16xE1-SFP 20
AM-2xSTM1/4-32xE1-SFP 20
TM-3xE3/T3-1.0/2.3 10
TM-4xFEL2-4xMAP-RJ45 15
TM-1xGEL1-1xMAP-SFP 10
TM-4xFEL1-4xMAP-RJ45 10
TM-32xE1-LFH 5
TM-4XSTM1-SFP 10
3.4 Environment
This section describes the environment requirements of the OMS 860.
3.4.1 Storage, Transport, and Operation
The OMS 860 meets the following requirements for operational, transportation
and storage environment as specified in ETS 300 019 (See table below).
Table 11 Environmental Classifications

Requirement Specification Classes Temp. Range
Storage ETS 300 1.2 –25 - +55 C
019-2-1
Transportation ETS 300 2.3 –40 - +70 C
019-2-2
Operational ETS 300 3.2 –5 - +55 C (Variant
(mandatory) 019-2-3 A)
–5 - +55 C (Variant
B)
3.4.2 Electromagnetic Compatibility
The OMS 860 meets the requirement for EMC, as specified in EN 300 386, for
use inside Telecom Centres and outside Telecom Centres.
The power supply interface meets the requirements as specified in ETS 300
132-2.
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A dedicated ground connector is available in the chassis. It is implemented with

a screw that is connected to the chassis. The ground cable is connected to
the chassis with this screw.
3.4.3 Grounding and Bonding

The equipment meets the grounding and bonding requirements of ETS 300 253.
The shelf is made of metal and it is connected to signal ground inside. The
shelf has a dedicated ground connector for connection to the external ground.
The screens of all external cables are connected to the signal ground/shelf
ground.
3.4.4 Safety Standards
In accordance with market requirements, the equipment complies with the

following product safety standards:
• EN/IEC 60950
• EN 60825
• ETS 300 753
3.4.5 Environmental - Compliance

The environmental compliance is shown in the table below:
Table 12 Environmental - Compliance

Description Specificationr
Support for storage class 1.2 ETSI EN 300 019-2-1
Climatic tests according to table 1 ETSI EN 300 019-2-1
Mechanical tests according to table 2 ETSI EN 300 019-2-1
Support for transportation class 2.3 ETSI EN 300 019-2-2
Support for operation class 3.2 ETSI EN 300 019-2-3
See power supply interface specification ETSI EN 300 386
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Description Specificationr
Enclosure port, Radiated electromagnetic ETSI EN 300 386
field emissions
Electrostatic discharge ETSI EN 300 386
Radio frequency electromagnetic field ETSI EN 300 386
amplitude modulated
DC power supply for -48V ETSI EN 300 132-2
DC power supply for -60V ETSI EN 300 132-2
Grounding and bonding according to ETSI EN 300 253
specification
The shelf has a dedicated ground -
connector
The screens for external cables are ETSI EN 300 253
grounded
Meets the safety requirements in 60950 EN/IEC 60950
Meets the safety requirements in UL 60950 -
Meets the safety requirements in TS001, -
AS/NZS3260 to A4
See respective optical interface -
specification for laser safety
Acoustic noise according to specification ETSI EN 300 753
for use in attended telecom rooms
3.5 Redundancy and Reliability

This chapter describes the redundancy and reliability of the OMS 860.
3.5.1 Hardware
This section provides the information of the OMS 860 hardware.
3.5.1.1 Interface Protection
It is possible to protect the optical interfaces on the aggregate and tributary

modules and with 1+1 MSP, SNCP or LCAS protection.
3.5.1.2 Module Details
The AM has its own power supply that can be connected to two independent
power supply sources. The power sources are connected together with wire or
diodes in the module. The AM has an internal fuse to protect the external power
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sources against internal power failures. The internal power supply in a module
generates a number of different voltages. The modules include a monitoring
device for the power supply that generates an alarm if any of the internal
voltages are outside the specification. The TMs are powered from the AM.
3.5.2 MTBF
The MTBF are shown in the table below.
Note: MTBF values are calculated according to Bellcore specification

SR-332. The calculation is based on a benign ground environment
and a temperature of 40 C.
Optical modules are included in the calculation for the relevant modules.
Table 13 MTBF
Module MTBF (Years)
OMS 860 base unit (Variant A) 46.5
OMS 860 base unit (Variant B) 54.5
TM-3xE3/T3-1.0/2.33 238.1
TM-4xFEL2-4xMAP-RJ-45 98.9
TM-32xE1-LFH 132.6
TM-4xFEL1-4xMAP-RJ45 152.4
TM-1xGEL1-1xMAP-RJ45 163.3
TM-4xSTM-1 SFP: 166.9
(1)
Dual Power Module 260.8
Power 230VAC 48VDC 62.8
(1) For variant B only.
4 Aggregate Modules
This chapter introduces two different aggregate modules of the OMS 860.
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Aggregate Modules
4.1 Modules Overview

The OMS 860 supports two aggregate modules for different variants.
Both modules support STM-1 or STM-4, E1, and SFP interfaces for traffic
transmission. Table 14 shows the differences between them.
Table 14 Aggregate Modules

Module AM-2xSTM1/4-16xE1-SFP AM-2xSTM1/4-32xE1-SFP
Name
OMS 860 Variant A Variant B
Variant
PDH Interfa 16 × E1 32 × E1
ce
Power Embedded power module Replaceable Dual power
Module module, see Section 6 on page
30 for details.
4.2 Features
This section introduces the module features. For the feature details, see the
document Technical Reference Description, Reference [3] for more information.
4.2.1 System Controller

The system controller consists of a processor system with the following features:
• Processor with integrated communication processor
• Ethernet interface used by the craft terminal and the DCN interface
• Multiple HDLC controllers that is used for DCC traffic
• Two UART's for the CLI interface and the debug port (not accessible for
customers)
• IIC interface for inventory
• Compact FLASH for storage of software and configuration data for FPGA's
• FLASH for boot SW
• SDRAM for execution of the software
• EEPROM for inventory data and configuration data
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4.2.2 SDH Features
The aggregate module includes the following SDH function:

• STM-1/4 line interfaces
• Higher order and lower order cross connect, equal to 24x24 VC-4
equivalents
• SDH termination for E1 interfaces
• SETS function
4.2.3 Aggregate Interfaces

The two aggregate interfaces include full SDH processing before the traffic is
connected to the cross-connect.
The traffic interfaces are based on the SFP Multi Source Agreement (MSA) and
it is possible to add the interface modules in the field. The modules support
hot insertion.
The aggregate interface can only be configured for STM-1 line rates without a
STM-4 license. It is configurable between STM-1 and STM-4 when the STM-4
license is added.
The following modules are supported in this release:
• S-1.1 Short haul STM-1
• L-1.1 Medium haul STM-1

• L-1.2 Long haul STM-1
• STM-1e

Note: It is also possible to add SFP modules that support STM-1e electrical
interfaces. The physical connectors are 1.0/2.3 coaxial connectors.
4.2.4 PDH Interfaces

The module has 16 electrical E1 interfaces using individual RJ-45 connectors.
4.2.5 Miscellaneous Interfaces

The module supports the following miscellaneous interfaces:
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Aggregate Modules
• Management interface (10 base-T)
• CLI interface (serial)
• Debug interface (serial)
• Synchronisation interface (2 MHz G.703)
• Alarm interface (four inputs and two outputs)
• Power interface (-48V)
4.2.6 LED Indicators

Visual indicators (LEDs) provide the status of the OMS 860. The LEDs are
placed on the front of the aggregate module. The table below provides
description of the LED indicators.
Table 15 LED Indicators

LED name Color Functionality
CUST Red Alarm on the OMS 860 customer side, that is,
tributary ports
OPER Red Alarm on the OMS 860 network side (Aggregate
Port incl. VC12) or the device itself.
TEST Yellow Test loop is present
PWR Green Power OK
4.2.7 Local Power Supply

The module contains a -48V/-60V to 3.3V isolated power supply.
A fuse protects the power supply.
A number of low voltage power supplies convert the +3.3V to the other voltages
needed in the module (for example, +2.5V, +1.8V, +1.5V, and so on).
AC power is supported with an external power adaptor.
4.2.8 Fan Controller

The module contains the control function for the two fans on the fan module.
Usually only a single fan is active at a time. The fan is activated for a specified
time (24 hour). When the fan has been active for the specified time the fan is
stopped and the other fan is activated. This is done to increase the MTBF for
the fan module.
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An alarm is reported if a fan fails. The other fan runs continuously if a fan fails.
The fan module should be replaced if this happens since the remaining fan is
not protected anymore.
4.2.9 Interface for the Two Tributary Modules
The aggregate module has a number of interfaces toward the back plane:
• 2 interfaces for the tributary modules
• A number of miscellaneous signal
• Processor bus for the TM's
• I2C bus for collection of inventory and alarm information
5 Tributary Modules
This chapter provides the information of the OMS 860 tributary modules.
5.1 General Information

This section gives the common features of the tributary modules.
5.1.1 LED Indicator

There is one LED indicator status on the front of a service module. The
following table shows the given indications.
Table 16 Indications
LED Indicat Indications
or Staus
RED • Indicate fault condition. Investigate alarm conditions for
more details.
• Given during power-up.
• Given if System Controller is reset (software reset) for
modules with Ethernet-ports (LAN(x)- and/or WAN(x)-ports).
GREEN Module In-Service.
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Tributary Modules
LED Indicat Indications

or Staus
GREEN • Flashing green LED on Ethernet-related modules during
FLASHING shutdown.
• Flashing green LED after inserting a service module in
Base Unit indicates that the module is receiving firmware
to align the status for the Network release level stored on
the system controller. This will only be triggered when
the Update policy is enabled for the service module being
inserted. An event will be reported in this case.
EXTINGUIS Indicates that the module is Out-of-Service. It can be
HED removed.
A module is taken Out-of-Service by an operator-shutdown-c
ommand or by activation of the shutdown button.
5.1.2 Features
The tributary modules support various features. This section describes the
features regardless of module types. After this section, descriptions of each
module are given.
For more feature detail information, see the document Technical Reference
Description, Reference [3].
5.1.2.1 Inventory EEPROM
The module includes an inventory EEPROM that is connected to the I2C bus.
5.1.2.2 Back Plane Interfaces
The module has a number of interfaces toward the back plane:
• Interfaces from the aggregate module
• A number of miscellaneous signals
• Processor bus from the AM
• I2C bus for collection of inventory information
5.2 TM-4xSTM1-SFP
This section provides the information for the module TM-4xSTM1-SFP.
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5.2.1 Overview
The module is a service module that supports four STM-1 traffic interfaces.
It consists of the following function:
• Traffic interfaces
• SDH features
5.2.2 Features
This section describes the features for the particular module.
5.2.2.1 Traffic Interfaces
The four traffic interfaces include full SDH processing before the traffic is
connected to the cross-connect.
The interfaces are based on the SFP MSA and it is possible to add the interface
modules in the field. The modules support hot insertion.
Only STM-1 line rates are supported.
The following modules are supported in this release:
• L-1.2C CWDM STM-1 (eight wavelengths 80km)
• L-1.2V CWDM STM-1 (eight wavelengths 120km)
• STM-1e
5.2.2.2 SDH Features
The service module includes the following SDH function:
• SDH termination for the interfaces
5.3 TM-3xE3/T3-1.0/2.3
This section provides the information for the module TM-3xE3/T3-1.0/2.3.
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Tributary Modules
5.3.1 Overview
The module is a tributary module that supports three E3 or T3 electrical

interfaces.
• Electrical interfaces
• SDH features
5.3.2 Features
5.3.2.1 Electrical Interfaces
The module has three electrical E3 or T3 interfaces.
The interfaces can individually be configured as an E3 or T3 interface.
The tributary module includes the following SDH function:
• E3/T3 line interfaces
5.4 TM-32xE1-LFH
This section provides the information for the module TM-32xE1-LFH.
5.4.1 Overview
The module is a tributary module that supports 32 E1 electrical interfaces.
• SDH features
5.4.2 Features
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The module has 32 electrical E1 interfaces.
Special cables for the high-density E1 modules are provided. For more details
of the patch panels and LFH cables, see Cable Diagrams, Reference [2].
• E1 Interfaces
5.5 TM-4xFEL2-4xMAP-RJ45
This section provides the information for the module TM-4xFEL2-4xMAP-RJ45.
5.5.1 Overview
The module is a tributary module that supports electrical Ethernet interfaces. It
supports up to four interfaces.
It includes up to four Ethernet to SDH mappers and supports both L1 and L2

services.
• Ethernet features
• SDH features
• LED indicators
5.5.2 Features
5.5.2.1 Ethernet Features
The module supports both L1 and L2 services. The number of physical

interfaces is four. They can be independent configured as electrical 10 Base-T
or 100 Base-TX.
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The module performs the following functions:
• Ethernet FE physical interfaces
• Auto negotiation
• Auto crossover:
• Flow control and back pressure
• Fixed Ethernet Port settings, for example, 10/100 half/full duplex
• MTU Size 6144 bytes (9K in L1)
• MAC switching
• Static MAC entries
• Automatic Learning & Ageing for MAC addresses
• Transparent Bridging
• Head of Line Blocking prevention
• Port-based Virtual LANs (VLANs)
• IEEE 802.1Q VLAN tagging compliance (VLAN id. 1-4000)
• GARP VLAN registration protocol (GVRP)
• MAC Multicast
• MAC IGMP snooping
• Link Aggregation
• Rapid spanning tree (RSTP) per device
• IEEE 802.1p priorities (Strict Policy, four queues)
• Provider bridging
• Port Mirroring
• Tunnelling of user traffic
• Tunnelling of L2 control protocols
• RMON performance monitoring
• GFP-F encapsulation of Ethernet traffic
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• Support of Virtual Concatenation with NxVC-12 or MxVC-3 (N=1..50 and

M=1..3)
• Support for up to four independent mappers
• Support for LCAS
• SDH termination
The module supports up to four electrical Ethernet interfaces. The PHY is

placed on the respective connector module. The interfaces support both 10
Base-T and 100 Base-TX.
5.5.2.4 LED Indicators
There is one status LED (ST) and one speed LED (SP) for each electrical
interface. The indications are shown in the table below.

LED Color Indications
ST Green The link is up.
Blinking The link is receiving or transmitting traffic.
green
Extinguished The link is down.
SP Yellow The link speed is 10 Mbps.
Green The link speed is 100 Mbps.
5.6 TM-4xFEL1-4xMAP-RJ45
This section provides the information for the module TM-4xFEL1-4xMAP-RJ45.
5.6.1 Overview
The module is a tributary module that supports electrical Ethernet interfaces

and supports up to four interfaces.
It includes up to four Ethernet to SDH mappers and supports only the L1 service.
• SDH features
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• LED indicators
5.6.2 Features
The module supports only the L1 service. The number of physical interfaces
is four. They can be independent configured as electrical 10 Base-T or 100
Base-TX.
• Ethernet FE physical interfaces
• Auto negotiation
• Auto crossover
• Flow control and back pressure
• Fixed Ethernet Port settings, for example, 10/100 half/full duplex
• MTU Size 9K bytes
• IEEE 802.1p priorities (Strict Policy, four queues)
• Tunnelling of user traffic
• Tunnelling of L2 control protocols
• RMON performance monitoring
• Support of Virtual Concatenation with NxVC-12 or MxVC-3 (N=1...50 and

M=1...3)
• Support for up to four independent mappers
• SDH termination
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The module supports up to four electrical Ethernet interfaces. The PHY is

placed on the respective connector module. The interfaces support both 10
Base-T and 100 Base-TX.
There is one statues LED (ST) and one speed LED (SP) for each electrical
interface. See Table 17 for the LEDs indications.
5.7 TM-1xGEL1-1xMAP-SFP
This section provides the information for the module TM-1xGEL1-1xMAP-SFP.
5.7.1 Overview
The module is a tributary module that supports an optical or electrical gigabit
Ethernet traffic interface. It supports a single interface. The optical or electrical
interface is an integral part of the module. It includes a single Ethernet over
SDH (EOS) mapper. The module support only L1 services.
• SDH features
• Traffic interfaces
• LED indicators
• Local power supply
Note: The module has no back plane interfaces.
5.7.2 Features
• Q in Q tunneling of data
• L2 control protocol tunnelling
• Rate adaptation, flow control
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• Internal connection between the physical interfaces, EOS mapper and

Ethernet switch
The physical interface is connected to the EOS mapper, through the policer,
for a L1 service.
• Mapping of Ethernet traffic into NxVC-3 or MxVC-4
• Support of Virtual Concatenation with NxVC-3 or MxVC-4 (N=1...21 and

M=1...7)
• Support for a EOS mapper
• SDH termination
There is room for a single electrical or optical SFP interface in the module. The
interface only supports GE. The traffic interface is based on the SFP MSA and
it is possible to add the interface module in the field. The module supports
hot insertion.
The following interface modules are supported:
• 1000 Base-TX
• 1000 Base-SX
• 1000 Base-LX10
• 1000 Base-ZX
• 1000 Base-ZC
• 1000 Base-ZV
A visual indicator (LED) provides the status of the module. The LED is placed on
the front of the tributary module. The indications are shown in the table below.
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LED Name LED Color Indications
ST Green The link is up.
Blinking green The link is receiving or transmitting traffic.
Extinguished The link is down.
6 Dual Power Module
OMS 860 variant B supports two pluggable power modules. Each module can
either run on its own or combined with the other.
Dual power modules enables power sharing, hot plugging, and provides the
1+1 backup power solution. One power module is used to support the NE in
case the primary power fails. This module supports 16ms hold up.
The cable connects the OMS 860 to the internal 48V power-rails inside the
rack. The front view of the dual power module for variant B is provided in the
figure below:
OMS 860
FAN
-48DC-48DC 0V
-48DC-48DC 0V
Variant B
MNGT SFP
OMS 860
FAN

-48DC-48DC 0V OPER SYNC ALARM
CUST
TEST
-48DC-48DC 0V VT 100 IN OUT
KB0000182A
Figure 10 Dual Power Module for Variant B
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AC Power Adaptor
7 AC Power Adaptor
The OMS 860 does not include an internal AC power supply. It can still be
powered from an AC power source with the help of one or two external AC
power adaptors for the two internal DC power suppliers. The DC powers allows
power drop-outs up to 16 millisecond with at least 25 seconds capacitor charge.
The power adaptor has a standard three pin power connector (IEC 320-C14)
and a number of different power cords can be used for the different markets.
The output voltage from the power supply is -48V and is directly connected to
the power connector on the OMS 860.
The power adapter has an internal fuse.
Table 19 AC Power Adaptor

Parameter Value
Input voltage 90-264 Vac
Frequency range 47-63 Hz
Minimum output power 0W

Maximum output power at 25 C 63 W
Output voltage -48 V
Load regulation 3%
Line regulation 3%
Output voltage ripple 50 mV
Efficiency > 80%
Input connector 3 pin IEC 320-C14
Output connector 4 pin Mini fit (Molex)
The 230V AC supply input is provided via a 3-pin power connector (IEC
320-C14), with the following pin-out:
Table 20 Pin-out AC connector

Pin Signal
1 L
2 N
3 GND
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The -48 V DC supply output is provided via a 4-pin power connector (Molex
Mini-fit 4x1), with the following pin-out:
Table 21 Pin-out DC connector

Pin Signal
1 0V
2 -48 V
3 -48 V
4 GND
8 Patch Panels and LFH Cables
Special cables for the high-density E1 modules are provided for connection
between OMS 860 and a patch-panel. For more details of the patch panels and
LFH cables, see Cable Diagrams, Reference [2].
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Reference List
Reference List
[1] OMS 800 CRAFT R1.3 User Guide, 1553-CRA 119 0986/13 Uen A
[2] Cable Diagrams, 1/153 38-CSA 113 57/2 Uen B
[3] Technical Reference Description, 1/221 04-CSA 113 57/4 Uen A
[4] Alarm and Event Description, 19605- CSA 113 57/4 Uen A
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2 OMS 860 Base Unit 3

3 Mechanics and Other Characteristics 10

6 Dual Power Module 30

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8 Patch Panels and LFH Cables 32

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1.1 Application of OMS 860

1.1.1 OMS 860 as an ADM

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Figure 1 A Typical System with OMS 860 used as an ADM

1.1.2 OMS 860 as an IAD

Figure 2 OMS 860 used as an IAD

The OMS 860 supports different protection schemes as shown in Figure 3.

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Customers Premises Customers Premises

Figure 3 OMS 860 Protection Schemes

2 OMS 860 Base Unit

This chapter describes the OMS 860 base unit.

The chassis interfaces are shown in Figure 4, Figure 5, and Table 1.

Figure 4 OMS 860 Interfaces - Variant A

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Figure 5 OMS 860 Interfaces - Variant B

Table 1 Hardware Unit

2.2.1 General information

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Local Local System Power Module

Fan Module Tributary Module Tributary Module SDH

Misc Local Aggregate

Figure 6 Overview of Modules for OMS 860 Variant A

Local Local System

Fan Module Power Module Tributary Module Tributary Module SDH

Misc Local Aggregate

Figure 7 Overview of Modules for OMS 860 Variant B

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2.2.2 Aggregate Module

For more details information, see Section 4 on page 16.

Note: STM-4 is a licensed feature, which may be supplied activated from

2.2.3 Available Service Modules

Table 2 List of Available Service Modules to OMS 860

2.2.4 SFP Module

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Figure 8 Example of SFP Module

2.2.4.2 SFP Handling

Table 3 SFP Events and Alarms Reported

Inventory information and characteristics can be read from management.

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The HighTemperature alarm is reported, if ambient temperature in a

2.3 Power Supply

Table 4 OMS 860 PSU

2.4 Alarm I/O

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