AN6000 Series Optical Line Terminal Equipment Hardware Description B

AN6000 Series
Optical Line Terminal Equipment
Hardware Description
Version: B
Code: MN000004289
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March 2021
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Contents
1 Documentation Guide .....................................................................................1
2 The AN6000-17 Subrack.................................................................................3
2.1 Appearance and Structure ................................................................4
2.2 Physical Parameters.........................................................................4
2.3 Slot Configuration .............................................................................6
2.4 Fan Unit............................................................................................7
3 The AN6000-15 Subrack...............................................................................10
3.1 Appearance and Structure .............................................................. 11
3.2 Physical Parameters....................................................................... 11
3.3 Slot Configuration ...........................................................................13
3.4 Fan Unit..........................................................................................14
4 The AN6000-7 Subrack ................................................................................17
4.1 Appearance and Structure ..............................................................18
4.2 Physical Parameters.......................................................................18
4.3 Slot Configuration ...........................................................................20
4.4 Fan Unit..........................................................................................21
5 Cards ...........................................................................................................24
5.1 Card Structure ................................................................................25
5.2 Card Overview................................................................................27
5.3 Core Switch Card............................................................................29
5.3.1 HSCA ...............................................................................29
5.4 Uplink Card.....................................................................................34
5.4.1 HU8A ...............................................................................34

5.4.2 KU1B ...............................................................................36
5.5 Power Card ....................................................................................38
5.5.1 PIBA.................................................................................38
5.6 GPON Interface Card......................................................................39

5.6.1 GPOA...............................................................................40
5.7 10G EPON Interface Card...............................................................43
5.7.1 Comparison Between 10G EPON Interface Cards .............43

5.7.2 EX8A................................................................................45
5.7.3 EXOA ...............................................................................47
5.8 XG-PON Interface Card ..................................................................49
5.8.1 GX8A ...............................................................................49
5.9 PON Combo Interface Card ............................................................52
5.9.1 Comparison Between PON Combo Interface Cards...........53

5.9.2 GM8A...............................................................................58
5.9.3 GM8B...............................................................................60
5.9.4 GMOA ..............................................................................61
5.9.5 GNOA ..............................................................................63
5.9.6 GFOA...............................................................................65
5.10 Ethernet Interface Card...................................................................67
5.10.1 PXNA ...............................................................................67
5.11 Common Interface Card..................................................................70
5.11.1 CIOA ................................................................................70
6 Modules .......................................................................................................73
6.1 Mappings Between Modules and Cards ..........................................74
6.2 PON Module...................................................................................75
6.2.1 GPON Optical Module ......................................................76

6.2.2 10G EPON Optical Module ...............................................76
6.2.3 XG-PON Optical Module ...................................................77
6.2.4 Combo PON Optical Module .............................................77
6.3 Ethernet Module .............................................................................79
6.3.1 GE Module .......................................................................79

6.3.2 10GE Optical Module........................................................80
6.3.3 100GE Optical Module ......................................................81
7 Wires and Cables .........................................................................................82
7.1 Cable Overview ..............................................................................83
7.2 Power Cable...................................................................................83

7.2.1 Subrack DC Power Cables for the PDP850A (3000064) ....84
7.2.2 Subrack DC Power Cables for the PDP260B (3000063) /
PDP296B (3000068).........................................................85
7.3 Protection Earth Ground Cable .......................................................86
7.3.1 Subrack Protection Earth Ground Cable ............................86

7.3.2 Cabinet Protection Earth Ground Cable.............................87
7.3.3 Cabinet Protection Earth Ground Cable.............................88
7.4 Alarm Cable....................................................................................89
7.4.1 Alarm Cable for the Head of Row Cabinet .........................89

7.4.2 Subrack Alarm Cable ........................................................90
7.5 Fiber Jumper ..................................................................................91
7.6 Straight-Through Cable...................................................................93
7.7 Time Cable .....................................................................................94
7.8 Clock Cable ....................................................................................95
7.9 Serial Port Line ...............................................................................96
7.10 Dry Contact Cable ..........................................................................97
7.11 Environment Monitoring Unit Connection Cable...............................98
8 Cabinets .....................................................................................................100
8.1 Cabinet Overview .........................................................................101
8.2 Detailed Dimensions of the Cabinets.............................................102
8.3 Equipment Layout for the AN6000-17............................................104
8.4 Equipment Layout for the AN6000-15............................................105
8.5 Equipment Layout for the AN6000-7..............................................107
9 PDPs.......................................................................................................... 110
9.1 PDP Overview .............................................................................. 111
9.2 PDP260B (3000063)..................................................................... 111
9.2.1 Appearance .................................................................... 111

9.2.2 Specification ................................................................... 112
9.2.3 Connectors on the Panel................................................. 113
9.2.4 Connection ..................................................................... 114
9.2.5 PDP Power Cable........................................................... 115
9.2.6 PDP Protection Earth Ground Cable ............................... 116
9.3 PDP850A (3000064)..................................................................... 117
9.3.1 Appearance .................................................................... 117

9.3.2 Specification ................................................................... 117
9.3.3 Panel Terminals .............................................................. 119
9.3.4 Connection .....................................................................121
9.3.5 Lightning Protection Module............................................121
9.3.6 PDP Power Cable...........................................................122
9.3.7 PDP Earth Ground Cable ................................................123
9.4 PDP296B (3000068).....................................................................124
9.4.1 Appearance ....................................................................124

9.4.2 Specification ...................................................................124
9.4.3 Connectors on the Panel.................................................126
9.4.4 Connection .....................................................................128
9.4.5 Lightning Protection Module............................................128
9.4.6 PDP Power Cable...........................................................129
9.4.7 PDP Protection Earth Ground Cable ...............................130
1 Documentation Guide
Document Orientation
Hardware Description gives a detailed introduction to the hardware components of

the AN6000 Series. This manual is designed for readers who want to have a
detailed knowledge about the hardware of the equipment or need the hardware
information to guide them in O&M.
Intended Readers
u Marketing personnel
u Commissioning engineers
u Operation and maintenance engineers
Version Information
Version Description
A Initial version.
Adds the GM8B, GFOA, KU1B and PXNA cards, laser signs,
B
and precautions for cabinet dust screens.
Content
Chapter Summary
u Appearance and structure

The AN6000-17 Subrack
u Physical parameters
u Slot configuration
u Fan unit
u Card structure and overview
u Interfaces and indicator LEDs on card panels
Cards u Technical specifications and modules
u Functions
u Working principles
u Mappings between modules and cards

Modules
u Module types and specifications
u Cable overview
Wires and Cables
u Cable structure and specifications
Version: B 1
AN6000 Series Optical Line Terminal Equipment Hardware Description
Chapter Summary
u Cabinet overview
Cabinets u Appearances and detailed dimensions of cabinets
u Equipment layout
u PDP overview
u Appearances and specifications of PDPs
PDPs
u Panel connectors, connections, power cables and earth
ground cables of PDPs
Related Documentation
Document Applied to
AN6000 Series Optical Line Terminal Equipment

Network planning
Product Description
AN6000-17 Optical Line Terminal Equipment Quick Network deployment phase /

Installation Guide network maintenance
AN6000-15 Optical Line Terminal Equipment Quick Network deployment / network
Installation Guide maintenance
AN6000-7 Optical Line Terminal Equipment Quick Network deployment / network
Installation Guide maintenance
AN6000 Series Optical Line Terminal Equipment Network deployment / network
UNM2000 Configuration Guide maintenance
AN6000 Series Optical Line Terminal Equipment CLI Network deployment / network
Configuration Guide maintenance
AN6000 Series Optical Line Terminal Equipment CLI Network deployment / network
Reference maintenance
AN6000 Series Optical Line Terminal Equipment Alarm Network deployment / network
and Event Reference maintenance
2 Version: B
2 The AN6000-17 Subrack
This chapter introduces the appearance, structure, physical parameters, slot

configuration and fan unit of the AN6000-17 subrack.
Appearance and Structure
Physical Parameters
Slot Configuration
Fan Unit
Version: B 3
2.1 Appearance and Structure
No. Name Function

① Horizontal card slot Houses a fan unit.
Accommodate cards to implement various
② Vertical card slots
functions of the equipment.
③ ESD protection earth ground fastener Connects with an ESD protection unit.
④ Mounting ears Secure the subrack in a cabinet.

⑤ Fiber puller hanger Holds a fiber puller.
Connects with the subrack protection earth

⑥ Subrack earth ground point
ground cable.
2.2 Physical Parameters

Dimensions
Item Specification
Dimensions of a subrack with mounting ears for 21-inch

486 mm × 530 mm × 282 mm
cabinets (H × W × D)Note 1
Note 1: The AN6000-17 subrack is equipped with mounting ears for 21-inch cabinets by
default.
4 Version: B
Weight
Item Specification
Weight of an empty subrack (excluding the fan unit) 14 kg
Weight of an empty subrack (including the fan unit) 19 kg
Operating Environment
Item Specification
Operating temperature -40℃ to 65℃

Operating relative humidity 5% to 95% (non-condensing)
Storage temperature -40℃ to 70℃

Relative humidity for storage 5% to 95% (non-condensing)
Power Supply Parameters
Item Specification
Maximum input current 63 A

DC (two channels of power supplies forming redundancy
Power supply mode
protection)
Working voltage range -38.4 V to -57.6 V

Rated voltage -48 V
Overall Power Consumption
The overall power consumption is measured under the following conditions:
u Working voltage: -53.5 V DC
u Room temperature: 25℃ (static power consumption and typical power

consumption) or 55℃ (maximum power consumption)
u Static power consumption: All the broadband ports are deactivated.
u Typical power consumption: 50% of the broadband ports are concurrently

activated.
u Maximum power consumption: 100% of the broadband ports are concurrently

activated.
Version: B 5
Static Power Typical Power Maximum Power

Typical Configuration
Consumption Consumption Consumption
2 × HSCA + 17 × GNOA + 2 ×
1211 W 2093 W 2449 W
PIBA + FAN + CIOA
Note 1: The equipment can only be used together with a PDP with a rated current of 63 A. For
details of the matching PDPs, see PDPs.
Instruction:
For other card configurations, calculate the overall power consumption according to this
formula: overall power consumption = power consumption of 2 core switch cards +
power consumption of 17 service cards + power consumption of 2 power cards + power
consumption of the fan unit + power consumption of the common interface card. For
power consumption of each card, refer to Card Overview.
2.3 Slot Configuration

Slot Distribution
The AN6000-17 subrack provides 22 vertical slots and one horizontal slot.
Card Supported
The slots can be classified as follows according to the cards they house:
Type Slot Card Supported
GPOA, EX8A, EXOA, GX8A, GM8A, GM8B,

Service card slot 1-8 and 11-19
GMOA, GNOA, GFOA, PXNANote 1
Uplink card slot 18, 19 HU8A, KU1B
6 Version: B
Core switch card slot 9, 10 HSCA

Fan unit slot 23 FAN
Power card slot 24, 25 PIBA
Common interface card slot 26 CIOA
Note 1: The PXNA card can be applied to any service card slot and used as an uplink card.
2.4 Fan Unit

Model
The model number of the fan unit for the AN6000-17 subrack is 405000320.
Appearance
Working Principle
u Located at the top of the subrack, the fan unit facilitates air cooling in the
subrack by drawing air. A flow of cooling air is drawn into the subrack from its
bottom. After passing through each working card in the subrack, the air is
exhausted from the top of the subrack.
Version: B 7
u The fan unit is configured with a fan monitoring board, which can detect the
working status of fans. The monitoring board provides interfaces for
communication with the core switch card of the equipment, and sends the
monitoring information to the core switch card regularly.
u The fan unit provides seven speed levels (1 to 7, from the lowest to the highest).
The fan speed can be regulated in manual mode or intelligent mode.
4 In manual mode, the fan unit operates at the speed set on the EMS.
4 In intelligent mode, the core switch card of the equipment automatically

selects a speed for the fan unit according to the card temperature detected,
and the fan unit operates at the selected speed.
Indicator LEDs
Identifier Meaning Color Status Description
ON The fan unit is powered on.

Working
ACT Green The fan unit is not powered on
indicator LED OFF
as expected.
8 Version: B
ON The fan unit is faulty.
The fan has its speed regulated

Alarm indicator Blinking
ALM Red automatically.
LED
The fan unit is functioning
OFF
properly.
Technical Specifications
Item Specification
Dimensions (H × W × D) 60 mm × 494 mm × 269.5 mm

Weight 5.0 kg
Static / typical power consumption (when the fan unit

56 W
is operating at speed level 3)
Maximum power consumption (when the fan unit is

210 W
operating at speed level 7)
Version: B 9

Physical Parameters
Slot Configuration
Fan Unit
10 Version: B
No. Name Function

① Horizontal card slot Houses a fan unit.
Accommodate cards to implement various
② Vertical card slots
③ ESD protection earth ground fastener Connects with an ESD protection unit.
④ Mounting ears Secure the subrack in a cabinet.

⑤ Fiber puller hanger Holds a fiber puller.
Connects with the subrack protection earth

ground cable.

Model
The model number of the AN6000-15 subrack is 3061174.
Version: B 11
Dimensions
Item Specification

486 mm × 480 mm × 282 mm
cabinets (H × W × D)Note 1

486 mm × 530 mm × 282 mm
cabinets (H × W × D)
Note 1: The AN6000-15 subrack is equipped with mounting ears for 19-inch cabinets by
default.
Weight
Item Specification
Weight of an empty subrack (excluding the fan unit) 12.15 kg
Weight of an empty subrack (including the fan unit) 16.65 kg
Item Specification


Item Specification
Maximum input current 63 A

DC (two channels of power supplies forming
Power supply mode
redundancy protection)

Rated voltage -48 V
12 Version: B


activated.

activated.
2 × HSCA + 15 × GNOA + 2 ×
1098 W 1880 W 2435 W
PIBA + FAN + CIOA
Note 1: The equipment can only be used together with a PDP with a rated current of 63 A. For
Instruction:

Slot Distribution
The AN6000-15 subrack provides 20 horizontal slots and one vertical slot.
Version: B 13
Card Supported
GPOA, EX8A, EXOA, GX8A, GM8A,

Service card slot 1-7 and 10-17
GM8B, GMOA, GNOA, GFOA, PXNANote 1
Uplink card slot 16, 17 HU8A, KU1B

3.4 Fan Unit

Model
Appearance
Working Principle
u Located at the top of the subrack, the fan unit facilitates air cooling in the
subrack by drawing air. A flow of cooling air is drawn into the subrack from its
bottom. After passing through each working card in the subrack, the air is
exhausted from the top of the subrack.
14 Version: B
u The fan unit provides seven speed choices (1 to 7, from the lowest to the
highest). The fan speed can be regulated in manual mode or intelligent mode.

Indicator LEDs

Working indicator
LED OFF
as expected.

Alarm indicator
ALM Red The fan has its speed
LED Blinking
regulated automatically.
Version: B 15

OFF
properly.
Item Specification
60 mm × 446.8 mm × 266.5
Dimensions (H × W × D)
mmNote 1
Weight 4.5 kg
Static / typical power consumption (when the fan unit is

63 W

436 W
Note 1: The height is measured with the keys included, while the depth is measured with the
quake-proof wire ring excluded.
16 Version: B

Physical Parameters
Slot Configuration
Fan Unit
Version: B 17
No. Name Function

① Vertical card slot Houses the fan unit.
Accommodates cards to implement various
② Horizontal card slot
ESD protection earth ground

③ Connects to the ESD protection device.
fastener
④ Mounting ear Secures the subrack in the cabinet.
⑤ Fiber puller hanger Holds the fiber puller.
Connects to the subrack protection earth

ground cable.
Facilitates routing and arranging of fibers and

⑦ Fiber passage unit
cables.

Model
The model number of the AN6000-7 subrack is 3061173.
18 Version: B
Dimensions
Item Specification
Dimensions of a subrack with mounting ears for 19- 266 mm × 480 mm × 253.8 mm
Note 1
inch cabinets (H × W × D) (excluding the fiber passage unit)
Dimensions of a subrack with mounting ears for 21- 266 mm × 530mm × 253.8 mm
inch cabinets (H × W × D) (excluding the fiber passage unit)
Note 1: The AN6000-7 subrack is equipped with mounting ears for 19-inch cabinets by default.
Weight
Item Specification
Weight of an empty subrack (excluding the fan unit) 8.5 kg
Weight of an empty subrack (including the fan unit) 10.7 kg
Item Specification


Item Specification
Maximum input current 37.5 A

DC (two channels of power supplies forming
Power supply mode
redundancy protection)

Rated voltage -48 V

Version: B 19

activated.

activated.
2 × HSCA + 7 × GNOA + 2 ×
614 W 996 W 1301 W
PIBA + FAN + CIOA
Note 1: The equipment can be used together with a PDP with a rated current of 63 A / 32 A. For
Instruction:

Slot Distribution
The AN6000-7 subrack provides 12 horizontal slots and one vertical slot.
Card Supported
20 Version: B
GPOA, EX8A, EXOA, GX8A, GM8A,

Service card slot 1-7
GM8B, GMOA, GNOA, GFOA, PXNANote 1
Uplink card slots 6, 7 HU8A, KU1B

4.4 Fan Unit

Model
Appearance
Working Principle
u Located on the right of the subrack, the fan unit cools the subrack by drawing
air. A flow of cooling air is drawn into the subrack from the left side. After
passing through each working card in the subrack, the air is exhausted from the
right side of the subrack.
Version: B 21
u The fan unit provides seven speed levels (1 to 7, from the lowest to the highest).
The fan speed can be regulated in manual mode or intelligent mode.

Indicator LEDs

Working indicator
LED OFF
as expected.
The fan has its speed regulated

Alarm indicator Blinking
ALM Red automatically.
LED
OFF
properly.
Item Specification
Dimensions (H × W × D) 264.7 mm × 40 mm × 233.8 mm

Weight 2.2 kg
22 Version: B
Item Specification
Static / typical power consumption (when the fan unit is

59 W

262 W
Version: B 23
5 Cards
This chapter introduces the basic information, panels, technical parameters,

modules supported, functions and working principles of the cards for the AN6000
Series.
Card Structure
Card Overview
Core Switch Card
Uplink Card
Power Card
GPON Interface Card
10G EPON Interface Card
XG-PON Interface Card
PON Combo Interface Card
Ethernet Interface Card
Common Interface Card
24 Version: B
5 Cards
5.1 Card Structure

Card Structure
Figure 5-1 illustrates card structure, using the GX8A card as an example.
Figure 5-1 Card Structure
No. Name Function

① Card name Identifies the card.
Contains various indicator LEDs, such as the working
② Indicator LED area
status indicator and the port status indicator.
Provides card-related identifiers; protects and secures the

③ Card panel
card.
Connects to different devices to implement the card
④ Interface area
functions.
⑤ Latch Facilitates plugging or unplugging a card.
Card Dimensions
Figure 5-2 shows how card dimensions are measured.
Version: B 25
Width: The height of the Depth: The maximum distance between the panel and the
reed is not counted. connector.
Figure 5-2 Card Dimensions
Table 5-1 describes card dimensions.
Table 5-1 Card Dimensions
Card Type Card Dimensions (H × W × D)
392 mm × 29.7 mm × 230.6

Core switch card HSCA
mm
Uplink card HU8A, KU1B 392 mm × 23 mm × 230.6 mm
Power card PIBA 98 mm × 25.1 mm × 255.5 mm
EX8A, EXOA, GPOA, GX8A, GM8A,
Service card GM8B, GMOA, GNOA, GFOA, 392 mm × 23 mm × 230.6 mm
PXNA
Common interface 194 mm × 25.1 mm × 230.6
CIOA
card mm
26 Version: B
5 Cards
5.2 Card Overview
Cards can be categorized as follows according to their functions:
u A core switch card aggregates, switches and controls traffic flow, processes
Layer 2 protocols, and manages faults, performance and configurations of the
equipment.
u An uplink card provides uplink ports for connection to upper-layer devices.
u A power card leads in DC power for the equipment.
u An Ethernet interface card enables Ethernet private line access and can serve
as an uplink card as well.
u A common interface card provides the out-of-band management network port,

alarm interface, dry contact interface and external clock interface.
u A service card provides service ports, and works together with ONUs to enable
integrated service access.
The table below describes the names, numbers, power consumptions, maximum
frame lengths, and weight of various cards.
Static Typical
Max. Power Max.
Card Card Power Power
Card Type Consump- Frame Weight
Name Number Consump- Consump-
tion Length
tion tion
Core switch card HSCA 2202093 58 W 74 W 90 W 9600 bytes 2.3 kg
HU8A 2202094 8W 16 W 22 W 9600 bytes 0.8 kg

Uplink card
KU1B 2203321 11.8 W 18 W 25 W 9600 bytes 0.97 kg
10G EX8A 2202597 37 W 50 W 64 W 9600 bytes 1.1 kg

EPON
interface EXOA 2203230 51 W 75 W 110 W 9600 bytes 1.32 kg
card
Service GPON
card interface GPOA 2202802 41 W 43 W 47 W 2000 bytes 1.2 kg
card
XG-PON
interface GX8A 2202647 44 W 52 W 62 W 9600 bytes 1.1 kg
card
Version: B 27
Static Typical
Max. Power Max.
Card Card Power Power
Card Type Consump- Frame Weight
Name Number Consump- Consump-
tion Length
tion tion
GPON & GM8A 2202648 42 W 55 W 68 W 9600 bytes 1.1 kg
XG-PON GM8B 2203623 38 W 62 W 72 W 9600 bytes 1.25 kg
Combo
interface GMOA 2203110 51 W 75 W 110 W 9600 bytes 1.32 kg
card
GPON &
XGS-
PON
GNOA 2203140 60 W 110 W 120 W 9600 bytes 1.32 kg
Combo
interface
card
u XGS-
PON u XGS- u XGS-
Combo PON PON
mode: Combo Combo
49.6 W mode: mode:
u XG- 70.4 W 91.2 W
PON u XG-PON u XG-PON
Combo Combo Combo
Agile-
mode: mode: mode:
PON 1.232
GFOA 2203622 49.1 W 71.5 W 93.9 W 9600 bytes
interface kg
u GPON u GPON u GPON
card
mode: mode: 57 mode: 65
48.9 W W W
u Agile- u Agile- u Agile-
PON PON PON
mode: mode: 57 mode: 65
48.9 W W to W to
to 49.6 71.5 W 93.9 W
W
Ethernet interface
PXNA 2203274 35 W 55 W 68 W 9600 bytes 1.1 kg
card
Common interface
CIOA 2202096 4.5 W 4.5 W 4.5 W - 0.4 kg
card
Power card PIBA 2203005 8W 8W 8W - 0.4 kg
Note 1: The symbol "-” means "not applicable".

Note 2: Agile-PON mode is a flexible combination of XGS-PON Combo, XG-PON Combo and GPON modes.
28 Version: B
5 Cards
The normal working temperature for cards ranges from -40℃ to 65℃. The overall
power consumption is measured under the following conditions:


activated.

activated.
Note:
u The actual power consumption of these cards may deviate a little

from the values mentioned above due to different power modules
used and component discreteness.
u Generally for access equipment, power consumption is converted

into heat output. The unit of the former is W, and that of the later is
BTU/h. The two units are converted based on the formula 1 W ＝
3.412 BTU/h.
5.3 Core Switch Card
The core switch card aggregates, switches and controls traffic flow, processes
Layer 2 protocols, and manages the faults, performance and configuration of the
equipment.
5.3.1 HSCA
Basic Information
Refer to Card Overview for the number, power consumptions, maximum frame
length and weight of the card.
Version: B 29
Panel Description
Table 5-2 Interfaces and Buttons
Identifier Meaning Description
RST Reset button Reserved for future use.

Connects with a USB interface storage
USB USB interface
device.
GE out-of-band management Connects to an out-of-band network
ETH
network port management computer.
Connects to a CLI network management

CONSOLE Local debugging serial port
computer.
Connects to an environment monitoring

Environment monitoring serial
ESC device and reports the environment status
port
to the network management system.
SFP+ 1 to 4 10GE / GE uplink ports Connect to upper-layer devices.
Table 5-3 Description
ON The card is functioning properly.
Blinking
The card is being initialized.
slowly
Working
The card is standby and is
ACT indicator Green Blinking
receiving a configuration
LED quickly
command from the active card.
The card is not powered on as
OFF
expected.
Alarm The card is being reset or has an

ON
ALM indicator Red urgent alarm.
LED OFF The card has no urgent alarms.
Active / ON The card is active.

standby
MS status Green
OFF The card is standby.
indicator
LED
30 Version: B
5 Cards
Table 5-3 Description (Continued)
The port is connected to an

ON
upper-layer device.
Port status
The port is transmitting or
LINK 1 to 4 indicator Green Blinking
receiving data.
LED
The port is not connected to an
OFF
upper-layer device.
Item Specification
Core switch card capacity (in load sharing mode) 6.8 Tbit/s
Maximum bandwidth per slot (in load sharing
200 Gbit/s
mode)
Uplink or cascade ports Four 10GE / GE ports
Maximum number of ONUs connected 17408

Maximum number of MAC addresses 262144
Maximum number of static programs 4096
Maximum number of online programs 4096
Maximum number of IPv4 routing tables 16384
Maximum number of IPv6 routing tables 8192
Maximum number of ARP tables 18432
Maximum number of ND tables 9216
Switching time ≤ 50 ms
Switching mode Store-and-forward
IEEE 802.1ag, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.
3x, IEEE 802.3z, IEEE 802.1D, IEEE 802.
1p, IEEE 802.1Q, IEEE 802.3ae, IEEE
Network standards
Std 802.1s-2002, RFC 2236, RFC 3376,
RFC 826, RFC 2328, RFC 2131, ITU-T Y.
1731, etc.
Interface Specifications
Item Specification
Interface type RJ-45

CONSOLE port
Interface standard Asynchronous EIA / TIA-232
Version: B 31
Item Specification
Baud rate 9600 Bd
Modules
Item Specification
1.25G-0.55km-TDM-SFP (1000BASE-SX)
1.25G-15km-TDM-SFP (1000BASE-LX)
GE optical module
1.25G-40km-TDM-SFP (1000BASE-EX)
1.25G-80km-TDM-SFP (1000BASE-ZX1)
GE electrical module 1.25G-100m-TDM-SFP (10/100/1000BASE-T)
10G-0.3km-TDM-SFP+ (10GBASE-SR/SW)
10G-10km-TDM-SFP+ (10GBASE-LR/LW)
10GE optical module
10G-40km-TDM-SFP+ (10GBASE-ER/EW)
10G-80km-TDM-SFP+ (10GBASE-ZR/ZW)
Note 1: GE Module and 10GE Optical Module describe the module specifications.
Functions
Classification Function Description
Provides an environment monitoring serial port for connection to

environment monitoring equipment.
Provides a local debugging serial port to meet the demand for CLI local
management.
Interface Provides an out-of-band management network port for connection to an

out-of-band network management system.
Provides a USB port for connection with a storage device to upgrade

the system and import / export configuration files.
Provides uplink or cascade ports.
Supports four multicast modes: Proxy, Snooping, Proxy-Snooping and

Multicast MLD.
Supports multicast protocols such as PIM-SM / DM and IGMP V2 / V3.
Voice Supports NGN voice service and voice protocols SIP and H.248.
Supports port-based and IEEE 802.1q-based VLAN.

VLAN
Supports selective QinQ VLAN and VLAN translation.
Layer 2 switching Supports Layer 2 switching.
Supports ARP and ARP Proxy.

Layer 3 applications
Supports DHCP Server / Relay / Snooping.
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Classification Function Description
Supports IPv6.
Supports uplink based on routing protocols such as OSPF.
Supports flow control.

QoS Supports priority queues and processes user services on the basis of
priority.
Supports uplink port mirroring.
Supports remote in-service software upgrade for all cards.

Maintenance and Supports multiple management VLANs and multiple management IP
management addresses.
Reports environment monitoring and alarm information for the
equipment and the connected ONUs.
Protects PON ports.
Supports uplink port trunking and uplink redundancy protection.
Supports RSTP to avoid loops in the network.

Reliability
Supports Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol (MSTP) to avoid proliferation
and infinite loop of packets in a loop network and enable load balance
in a VLAN.
Classifies and filters data packets at Layers 2 to 7.
Provides a strong security protection mechanism with ACL enabled.

Security
Suppresses broadcast packets, multicast packets and unknown
packets to prevent broadcast storms in the network.
Time and clock Supports synchronous Ethernet clock.

synchronization Supports the 1588v2 clock.
Working Principle
Figure 5-3 Working Principle of the HSCA Card
Version: B 33
u The control module enables configuration of the entire system, collects and
reports statuses, processes protocols, and provides the environment
monitoring serial port, local debugging serial port, out-of-band management
network port, and USB port.
u The switch module switches service data, and provides uplink ports.
u The power module supplies power to each functional module of the card.
u The clock module provides working clock signals for each functional module of
the card.
5.4 Uplink Card
The uplink cards provide uplink ports.
5.4.1 HU8A
Basic Information
Panel Description
Table 5-4 Interfaces
1 to 8 10GE / GE uplink ports Connect to upper-layer devices.
Blinking
Working slowly
ACT Green
indicator LED The card is receiving a
Blinking
configuration command from
quickly
the core switch card.
34 Version: B
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Table 5-5 Description (Continued)

OFF
expected.
Alarm indicator ON The card has an urgent alarm.

ALM Red
The port is connected to an

ON
upper-layer device.
Port status The port is transmitting or

LINK 1 to 8 Green Blinking
indicator LED receiving data.

OFF
upper-layer device.
Item Specification
Network standards IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3z, IEEE 802.3ae, etc.
Modules
Item Specification
GE optical module
10GE optical module
Functions
u Provides uplink ports.
u Each uplink port can serve as a cascade port, allowing multiple devices to be
cascaded to an IP network via a single IP port.
Version: B 35
u Each uplink port can serve as a network management port for connection to a
network management computer.
Working Principle
Figure 5-4 Working Principle of the HU8A Card
u The conversion module provides uplink ports and transmits data transparently.
u The control module loads the card software, controls the card operation, and
manages the card.
the card.
5.4.2 KU1B
Basic Information
Panel Description
1 100GE uplink optical port Connects to an IP network.
2 to 5 10GE / GE uplink ports Connect to an IP network.
36 Version: B
5 Cards
Blinking
The card is being started.
Working slowly
ACT indicator Green Blinking The card has received configuration
LED quickly data from the core switch card.
OFF
expected.
Alarm ON The card has an urgent alarm.

ALM indicator Red
OFF The card has no alarms.
LED
The port is connected to an upper-
Port status ON
layer device.
LINK1 to 5 indicator Green
LED OFF
upper-layer device.
Item Specification
IEEE 802.3z, IEEE 802.1p, IEEE 802.1Q, IEEE 802.1D, IEEE

Network standards
802.3x, IEEE 802.3ba, IEEE 802.3bm, etc.
Modules
Item Specification
GE optical module
10GE optical module
100GE optical module 100G-10km-OLT-QSFP28

Note 1: GE Module, 10GE Optical Module and 100GE Optical Module describe the module
specifications.
Version: B 37
Functions
u Provides uplink ports.
u Each uplink port can serve as a network management port for connection to a
network management computer.
u Each uplink port can serve as a cascade port, allowing multiple devices to be
cascaded to an IP network via a single IP port.
Working Principle
Figure 5-5 Working Principle of the KU1B Card
u The conversion module provides uplink ports and transmits data transparently.
manages the card.
the card.
5.5 Power Card
The power card inducts the DC power supply for the equipment.
5.5.1 PIBA
Basic Information
Refer to Card Overview for the number, power consumptions and weight of the card.
38 Version: B
5 Cards
Panel Description
Input a -48 V DC power supply. 0 V corresponds to

0V, -48V DC power interfaces the high potential of the DC power supply while -48
V the low potential.
Table 5-9 Indicator LEDs
Working ON A -48 V power supply is led in.

ACT Green
indicator LED OFF No -48 V power supply is led in.
Alarm indicator ON The lightning protection fails.

ALM Red
LED OFF The card has no alarms.
Function
The PIBA card provides a -48 V DC power supply for the equipment, and performs
the lightning protection and power filtering functions.
Working Principle
The PIBA card inducts a -48 V DC power from the PDP and supplies the power to
the equipment.
5.6 GPON Interface Card
The GPON interface cards provide service interfaces to receive GPON services by
working together with ONUs.
Version: B 39
5.6.1 GPOA
Basic Information
Panel Description
1 to 16 GPON ports Connect to ONUs via an ODN.
ON The card is working normally.
Blinking
slowly
The card is receiving a configuration

Working indicator command from the core switch card
ACT Green Blinking
LED or the communication between the
quickly
active and standby cards is being
set up.
The card is not powered on

OFF
normally or is reset abnormally.

ALM Red
The ONU under the PON port is

ON
Port status registered and authorized.
1 to 16 Green
indicator LED No ONU under the PON port is
OFF
registered or authorized.
Item Specification
Port quantity 16
Forwarding performance 40 Gbit/s
40 Version: B
5 Cards
Item Specification
u Uplink: 1.244 Gbit/s

Port rate
u Downlink: 2.488 Gbit/s
Maximum split ratio 1:128
Maximum number of T-CONTs per PON port 1024
Maximum differential fiber distance (maximum
difference in ONU-to-PON port distance
40 km
between two ONUs under the same PON
port)
Supported ONU types 2.5G / 1.25G (downlink rate / uplink rate)
Maximum number of ONUs under each PON

128
port
Bandwidth allocation granularity of DBA 64 kbit/s

Minimum bandwidth of each T-CONT 1024 kbit/s
Number of GEM ports supported by each card 16384
IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.3x, IEEE
Network standards 802.3z, IEEE 802.1d, IEEE 802.1p, IEEE 802.
1q, etc.
Modules
Module Type Module Code
2.5/1.25G-20km-GPON OLT-SFP (CLASS C+)
GPON optical module
2.5/1.25G-20km-GPON OLT-SFP (CLASS C++)
Note 1: GPON Optical Module describes the module specifications.
Functions
Classification Functions
Interface GPON service ports
Access Triple Play, including data, voice and IPTV
Multicast IGMP Proxy / Snooping multicast and controllable multicast
Real-time DBA
Selective QoS and SLA
QoS Service rate control
HQoS
Queue shaping based on ONUs or queues
Version: B 41
Classification Functions
Local and remote loopback tests
Remote upgrade of card software
Automatic discovery and detection of ONUs
Pre-authorization and pre-configuration of ONUs
Maintenance and management ONU configuration in a batch manner
Automatic upgrade of ONU software
Variable-length OMCI
Light emission control for optical modules
Temperature query and high temperature alarm
FEC
Reliability Type B, Type C and Type C dual-homing protections
Detection and isolation of rogue ONUs
Time and clock

IEEE 1588v2 clock
synchronization
Working Principle
Figure 5-6 Working Principle of the GPOA Card
u The interface module provides GPON ports, and enables conversion between
GPON packets and Ethernet packets.
u The switch module aggregates signals from 16 ports.
manages the card.
the card.
42 Version: B
5 Cards
5.7 10G EPON Interface Card
The 10G EPON interface card provides service interfaces to receive 10G EPON
services by working together with ONUs.
5.7.1 Comparison Between 10G EPON Interface Cards
Table 5-12 and Table 5-13 describe the comparison between 10G EPON interface
cards on technical specifications and functions respectively.
Table 5-12 Comparison Between 10G EPON Interface Cards on Technical Specifications
Item EX8A EXOA

Port quantity 8 16
Forwarding performance 80 Gbit/s 160 Gbit/s
u Asymmetric rate mode u Asymmetric rate mode
Rate mode
u Symmetric rate mode u Symmetric rate mode
Asymmetric rate mode: Asymmetric rate mode:

u Uplink: 1.25 Gbit/s u Uplink: 1.25 Gbit/s
u Downlink: 10.313 Gbit/s, 1.25 u Downlink: 10.313 Gbit/s, 1.25
Gbit/s Gbit/s
Symmetric rate mode-10G channel: Symmetric rate mode-10G channel:
Port rate
u Uplink: 10.313 Gbit/s, 2.5 Gbit/s u Uplink: 10.313 Gbit/s, 2.5 Gbit/s
u Downlink: 10.313 Gbit/s u Downlink: 10.313 Gbit/s
Symmetric rate mode-1G channel: Symmetric rate mode-1G channel:
u Uplink: 1.25 Gbit/s u Uplink: 1.25 Gbit/s
u Downlink: 1.25 Gbit/s u Downlink: 1.25 Gbit/s
Maximum split ratio 1:128 1:128
Maximum number of LLIDs
1024 2048
supported by each PON port
Maximum number of MAC

65536 65536
addresses
Maximum differential fiber distance
(maximum difference of ONU-to-
60 km 60 km
PON port distance between two
ONUs under the same PON port)
Version: B 43
Table 5-12 Comparison Between 10G EPON Interface Cards on Technical Specifications
(Continued)
Item EX8A EXOA

u 10G / 10G (downlink rate / uplink u 10G / 10G (downlink rate / uplink
rate) rate)
rate) rate)
Supported ONU types
rate) rate)
rate) rate)
Maximum number of ONUs

128 128
supported by each PON port
Bandwidth allocation granularity of

640 kbit/s 640 kbit/s
DBA
Minimum bandwidth of each T-
2560 kbit/s 2560 kbit/s
CONT
Switching mode Store-and-forward Store-and-forward
IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3av, IEEE IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3av, IEEE
802.3u, IEEE 802.3x, IEEE 802.3z 802.3u, IEEE 802.3x, IEEE 802.3z
Network standards 1000BASE-SX/LX, IEEE 802.1d, 1000BASE-SX/LX, IEEE 802.1d,
IEEE 802.1p, IEEE 802.1q VLAN, IEEE 802.1p, IEEE 802.1q VLAN,
etc. etc.
Table 5-13 Comparison Between 10G EPON Interface Cards on Functions
Classification Function EX8A EXOA

Interface function 10G EPON service port √ √
Access feature Triple Play, including data, voice and IPTV √ √
IGMP Proxy / Snooping multicast and controlled
Multicast function √ √
multicast
Real-time DBA √ √
Selective QoS and SLA √ √
QoS function Service rate control √ √
HQoS √ √
Queue shaping based on ONUs or queues √ √
Local and remote loopback tests √ √
Maintenance and Remote upgrade of the card software √ √

management function Automatic discovery and detection of ONUs √ √
Pre-authorization and pre-configuration of ONUs √ √
44 Version: B
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Table 5-13 Comparison Between 10G EPON Interface Cards on Functions (Continued)
Classification Function EX8A EXOA

ONU configuration in a batch manner √ √
Automatic upgrade of the ONU software √ √
Variable-length OMCI × ×
Light emission control for optical modules √ √

Temperature query and high temperature alarm √ √
FEC √ √
Type B, Type C and Type C dual-homing
√ √
Reliability function protections
Detection and isolation of rogue ONUs √ √

9K Jumbo frames √ √
Time and clock
1588v2 clock √ √
synchronization function
Note 1: √ indicates "supported"; × indicates "not supported".
5.7.2 EX8A
Basic Information
Panel Description
1 to 8 10G EPON ports Connect to ONUs via an ODN.

Working
ACT Green Blinking
indicator LED The card is being initialized.
slowly
Version: B 45
Table 5-15 Indicator LEDs (Continued)
The card is receiving a

configuration command from the
Blinking
core switch card or the
quickly
communication between the active
and standby cards is being set up.

OFF

ALM Red

ON
Port status registered and authorized.
LINK 1 to 8 Green
indicator LED No ONU under the PON port is
OFF
See Comparison Between 10G EPON Interface Cards for technical specifications of
the card.
Modules
10/1.25G-20km-10G EPON OLT symmetric-XFP (10G
10G EPON optical module
BASE-PR30)
Note 1: 10G EPON Optical Module describes the module specifications.
Functions
For functions of the card, see Comparison Between 10G EPON Interface Cards.
46 Version: B
5 Cards
Working Principle
Figure 5-7 Working Principle of the EX8A Card
u The interface module provides 10G EPON ports, and enables conversion
between 10G EPON packets and Ethernet packets.
u The switch module aggregates signals from eight ports.
manages the card.
the card.
5.7.3 EXOA
Basic Information
Refer to Card Overview for the number, power consumption, maximum frame length
and weight of the card.
Panel Description
1 to 16 10G EPON ports Connect to ONUs via an ODN.
Version: B 47
Blinking
slowly
Working The card is receiving a configuration
ACT indicator Green Blinking command from the core switch card or
LED quickly the communication between the active
The card is not powered on normally or

OFF
is reset abnormally.

ALM indicator Red
OFF The card has no urgent alarms.
LED
Port status ON
registered and authorized.
1 to 16 indicator Green
No ONU under the PON port is
LED OFF
See Comparison Between 10G EPON Interface Cards for the technical
specifications.
Matching Module

10G EPON optical
10/1.25G-20km-10G EPON OLT symmetric-SFP+ (10G BASE-PR30)
module
Note 1: 10G EPON Optical Module describes the module specifications.
Function
Comparison Between 10G EPON Interface Cards describes the functions.
48 Version: B
5 Cards
Working Principle
Figure 5-8 Working Principle of the EXOA Card
u The interface module provides 10G EPON ports, and enables conversion
between 10G EPON packets and Ethernet packets.
manages the card.
the card.
5.8 XG-PON Interface Card
The XG-PON interface cards provide service interfaces to receive XG-PON services
by working together with ONUs.
5.8.1 GX8A
Basic Information
Panel Description
Version: B 49
1 to 8 XG-PON ports Connect to ONUs via an ODN.
Blinking
slowly
ACT indicator Green Blinking command from the core switch card or the
LED quickly communication between the active and
standby cards is being set up.
The card is not powered on normally or is

OFF
reset abnormally.

ALM indicator Red
LED
Port The ONU under the PON port is registered
ON
status and authorized.
LINK 1 to 8 Green
indicator No ONU under the PON port is registered
OFF
LED or authorized.
Item Specification
Port quantity 8
Forwarding performance 80 Gbit/s
Rate mode Asymmetric rate mode

Port rate
u Downlink: 9.953 Gbit/s
Maximum split ratio 1:256
Maximum number of T-CONTs supported by
2048
each PON port

Maximum differential fiber distance (maximum
difference of ONU-to-PON port distance between 40 km
two ONUs under the same PON port)
Supported ONU types 10G / 2.5G (downlink rate / uplink rate)
50 Version: B
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Item Specification
Maximum number of ONUs supported by each

256
PON port
Bandwidth allocation granularity of DBA 256 kbit/s

Minimum bandwidth of each T-CONT 1024 kbit/s
Number of GEM ports supported by each card 32768
IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.3x,
Network standards IEEE 802.3z, IEEE 802.1d, IEEE 802.1p,
IEEE 802.1q, etc.
Matching Module

XG-PON optical module 10/2.5G-20km-XG-PON OLT-SFP+ (N1 ODN CLASS)
Note 1: XG-PON Optical Module describes the module specifications.
Function
Classification Function
Interface function XG-PON service port
Access feature Triple Play, including data, voice and IPTV
Multicast function IGMP Proxy / Snooping multicast and controlled multicast
Real-time DBA
Selective QoS and SLA
QoS function Service rate control
HQoS
Queue shaping based on ONUs or queues
Local and remote loopback tests
Remote upgrade of the card software
Automatic discovery and detection of ONUs
Pre-authorization and pre-configuration of ONUs

Maintenance and management
ONU configuration in a batch manner
function
Automatic upgrade of ONU software
Variable-length OMCI
Light emission control for optical modules
Temperature query and high temperature alarm
Reliability function FEC
Version: B 51
Classification Function
Type B, Type C and Type C dual-homing protections
Detection and isolation of rogue ONUs
9K Jumbo frames
Time and clock
1588v2 clock
synchronization function
Working Principle
Figure 5-9 Working Principle of the GX8A Card
u The interface module provides XG-PON ports, and enables conversion

between XG-PON packets and Ethernet packets.
u The switch module aggregates signals from eight ports.
manages the card.
the card.
5.9 PON Combo Interface Card
The PON Combo interface cards provide service interfaces to receive GPON, XG-
PON and XGS-PON services by working together with ONUs.
52 Version: B
5 Cards
5.9.1 Comparison Between PON Combo Interface Cards
Table 5-20 and Table 5-21 describe the comparison between PON Combo
interface cards on technical specifications and functions respectively.
Table 5-20 Comparison Between PON Combo Interface Cards on Technical Specifications
Item GM8A GM8B GMOA GNOA GFOA

Port quantity 8 8 16 16 16
Forwarding
80 Gbit/s 80 Gbit/s 160 Gbit/s 160 Gbit/s 160 Gbit/s
performance
u Asymmetric u Asymmetric
Asymmetric rate Asymmetric rate Asymmetric rate rate mode rate mode
Rate mode
mode mode mode u Symmetric u Symmetric
rate mode rate mode
GPON channel:
u Uplink:
1.244 Gbit/s
GPON channel: u Downlink:
GPON channel: GPON channel: GPON channel:
u Uplink: u Uplink: u Uplink:
1.244 Gbit/s XG-PON
1.244 Gbit/s 1.244 Gbit/s 1.244 Gbit/s
u Downlink: channel:
u Downlink: u Downlink: u Downlink:
2.488 Gbit/s u Uplink:
XGS-PON 2.488 Gbit/s
Port rate XG-PON XG-PON XG-PON
channel: u Downlink:
channel: channel: channel:
u Uplink: u Uplink: u Uplink:
9.953 Gbit/s, XGS-PON
2.488 Gbit/s channel:
u Downlink: u Downlink: u Downlink:
u Downlink: u Uplink:
9.953 Gbit/s 9.953 Gbit/s,
2.488 Gbit/s
u Downlink:
9.953 Gbit/s
u GPON
channel:
u GPON u GPON u GPON u GPON
1:128
channel: channel: channel: channel:
u XG-PON
Maximum split 1:128 1:128 1:128 1:128
channel:
ratio u XG-PON u XG-PON u XG-PON u XGS-PON
1:256
channel: channel: channel: channel:
u XGS-PON
1:256 1:256 1:256 1:256
channel:
1:256
Version: B 53
(Continued)

Maximum
number of T-
CONTs 2048 2048 2048 2048 2048
supported by
each PON port
Maximum
number of
65536 65536 65536 65536 65536
MAC
addresses
Maximum
differential fiber
distance
(maximum
difference in
ONU-to-PON 40 km 40 km 40 km 40 km 40 km
port distance
between two
ONUs under
the same PON
port)
u GPON u GPON
channel: channel:
2.5G / 1.25G 2.5G / 1.25G
u GPON u GPON u GPON (downlink (downlink
channel: channel: channel: rate / uplink rate / uplink
2.5G / 1.25G 2.5G / 1.25G 2.5G / 1.25G rate) rate)
(downlink (downlink (downlink u XG-PON u XG-PON
rate / uplink rate / uplink rate / uplink channel: channel:
Supported rate) rate) rate) 10G / 2.5G 10G / 2.5G
ONU types u XG-PON u XG-PON u XG-PON (downlink (downlink
channel: channel: channel: rate / uplink rate / uplink
10G / 2.5G 10G / 2.5G 10G / 2.5G rate) rate)
(downlink (downlink (downlink u XGS-PON u XGS-PON
rate / uplink rate / uplink rate / uplink channel: channel:
rate) rate) rate) 10G / 10G 10G / 10G
(downlink (downlink
rate / uplink rate / uplink
rate) rate)
54 Version: B
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(Continued)

Maximum
number of
ONUs 256 256 256 256 256
supported by
each PON port
u GPON
channel: 64
u GPON u GPON u GPON u GPON
kbit/s
Bandwidth channel: 64 channel: 64 channel: 64 channel: 64
u XG-PON
allocation kbit/s kbit/s kbit/s kbit/s
channel: 256
granularity of u XG-PON u XG-PON u XG-PON u XGS-PON
kbit/s
DBA channel: 256 channel: 256 channel: 256 channel: 256
u XGS-PON
kbit/s kbit/s kbit/s kbit/s
channel: 256
kbit/s
Minimum
bandwidth of 1024 kbit/s 1024 kbit/s 1024 kbit/s 1024 kbit/s 1024 kbit/s
each T-CONT
Number of
GEM ports
32768 32768 32768 32768 32768
supported by
each card
Version: B 55
(Continued)

Switching Store-and- Store-and- Store-and- Store-and- Store-and-
mode forward forward forward forward forward
IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3,
IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.3u,
IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.3x, IEEE 802.3x,
IEEE 802.3x, IEEE 802.3z, IEEE 802.3z,
IEEE 802.3z, IEEE 802.1d, IEEE 802.1d,
IEEE 802.1D, IEEE 802.1p, IEEE 802.1p,
IEEE 802.1p, IEEE 802.1q, IEEE 802.1q,
IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3,
IEEE 802.1Q, ITU-T G.984.1, ITU-T G.984.1,
IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.3u,
ITU-T G.984.1, ITU-T G.984.2, ITU-T G.984.2,
IEEE 802.3x, IEEE 802.3x,
Network ITU-T G.984.2, ITU-T G.984.3, ITU-T G.984.3,
IEEE 802.3z, IEEE 802.3z,
standards ITU-T G.984.3, ITU- T G.984.4, ITU- T G.984.4,
IEEE 802.1d, IEEE 802.1d,
ITU- T G.984.4, ITU-T G.984.5, ITU-T G.984.5,
IEEE 802.1p, IEEE 802.1p,
IEEE 802.1q, etc. IEEE 802.1q, etc.
ITU-T G.984.6, ITU-T G.987, ITU-T G.987,
ITU-T G.987, ITU-T G.987.1, ITU-T G.987.1,
ITU-T G.987.3, ITU-T G.988 and ITU-T G.988 and
ITU-T G.988, etc. ITU-T G.9807.1, ITU-T G.9807.1,
etc. etc.
Table 5-21 Comparison Between PON Combo Interface Cards on Functions
Classification Function GM8A GM8B GMOA GNOA GFOA

GPON & XG-PON Combo service
√ √ √ × √
port
GPON & XGS-PON Combo

× × × √ √
service port
Interface function
Agile-PON service ports, which
can be flexibly configured as
× × × × √
GPON, XG-PON Combo or XGS-
PON Combo ports
Triple Play, including data, voice

Access feature √ √ √ √ √
and IPTV
IGMP Proxy / Snooping multicast
Multicast function √ √ √ √ √
and controllable multicast
QoS function Real-time DBA √ √ √ √ √
56 Version: B
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Table 5-21 Comparison Between PON Combo Interface Cards on Functions (Continued)
Classification Function GM8A GM8B GMOA GNOA GFOA

Selective QoS and SLA √ √ √ √ √
Service rate control √ √ √ √ √
HQoS √ √ √ √ √
Queue shaping based on ONUs
√ √ √ √ √
or queues
Local and remote loopback tests √ √ √ √ √

Remote upgrade of card software √ √ √ √ √
Automatic discovery and
√ √ √ √ √
detection of ONUs
Pre-authorization and pre-
√ √ √ √ √
configuration of ONUs
Maintenance and ONU configuration in a batch
√ √ √ √ √
management manner
function Automatic upgrade of ONU
√ √ √ √ √
software
Variable-length OMCI √ √ √ √ √
Light emission control for optical
√ √ √ √ √
modules
Temperature query and high
√ √ √ √ √
temperature alarm
FEC √ √ √ √ √
Type B, Type C and Type C dual-
√ √ √ √ √
homing protections
Reliability function
Detection and isolation of rogue
√ √ √ √ √
ONUs
9K Jumbo frames √ √ √ √ √
Time and clock
synchronization 1588v2 clock √ √ √ √ √
function
Version: B 57
5.9.2 GM8A
Basic Information
Panel Description
1 to 8 GPON & XG-PON Combo ports Connect to ONUs via an ODN.
Blinking
slowly

Working configuration command from the
ACT Green Blinking
indicator LED core switch card or the
quickly
communication between the active

OFF

ALM Red

ON
LINK 1 to Port status registered and authorized.
Green
8 indicator LED No ONU under the PON port is
OFF
See Comparison Between PON Combo Interface Cards for technical specifications
of the card.
58 Version: B
5 Cards
Matching Module

10/2.5G: 2.5/1.25G-20km-XG-PON: GPON OLT-XFP (C+ ODN
GPON & XG-PON Combo CLASS)
optical module 10/2.5G: 2.5/1.25G-20km-XG-PON: GPON OLT-XFP (C+'/N2a
ODN CLASS)
Note 1: For specifications of the modules, see Combo PON Optical Module.
Function
For functions of the card, see Comparison Between PON Combo Interface Cards.
Working Principle
Figure 5-10 Working Principle of the GM8A Card
u The interface module provides GPON & XG-PON Combo ports, and enables
conversion between GPON / XG-PON packets and Ethernet packets.
manages the card.
the card.
Version: B 59
5.9.3 GM8B
Basic Information
Panel Description
Blinking
slowly

OFF
reset abnormally.

ALM indicator Red
LED
Port The ONU under the PON port is registered
ON
status and authorized.
LINK 1 to 8 Green
indicator No ONU under the PON port is registered
OFF
LED or authorized.
of the card.
60 Version: B
5 Cards
Matching Module

GPON & XG-PON Combo 10/2.5G: 2.5/1.25G-20km-XG-PON: GPON OLT-SFP+ (C+
optical module ODN CLASS)
Note 1: For specifications of the modules, see Combo PON Optical Module.
Function
Working Principle
Figure 5-11 Working Principle of the GM8B Card
manages the card.
the card.
5.9.4 GMOA
Basic Information
Version: B 61
Panel Description
Blinking
slowly

OFF
reset abnormally.

ALM indicator Red
LED
Port status ON
LED OFF
See Comparison Between PON Combo Interface Cards for the technical
specifications.
Matching Module

GPON & XG-PON Combo 10/2.5G: 2.5/1.25G-20km-XG-PON: GPON OLT-SFP+ (C+ ODN
optical module CLASS)
Note 1: Combo PON Optical Module describes the module specifications.
62 Version: B
5 Cards
Function
Comparison Between PON Combo Interface Cards describes the functions.
Working Principle
Figure 5-12 Working Principle of the GMOA Card
manages the card.
the card.
5.9.5 GNOA
Basic Information
Panel Description
Version: B 63
1 to 16 GPON & XGS-PON Combo ports Connect to ONUs via an ODN.
Blinking
slowly
The card is not powered on normally

OFF
or is reset abnormally.

ALM indicator Red
LED
Port status ON
LED OFF
See Comparison Between PON Combo Interface Cards for the technical
specifications.
Matching Module

GPON & XGS-PON Combo 10/10G: 10/2.5G: 2.5/1.25G-20km-XGS-PON: XG-PON:
optical module GPON OLT-SFP+ (C+ ODN CLASS)
Note 1: Combo PON Optical Module describes the module specifications.
Function
Comparison Between PON Combo Interface Cards describes the functions.
64 Version: B
5 Cards
Working Principle
Figure 5-13 Working Principle of the GNOA Card
u The interface module provides GPON & XGS-PON Combo ports, and enables
conversion between GPON / XGS-PON packets and Ethernet packets.
manages the card.
the card.
5.9.6 GFOA
Basic Information
Panel Description
1 to 16 Agile-PON ports Connect to ONUs via an ODN.
Version: B 65
Blinking
slowly

OFF
reset abnormally.

ALM indicator Red
LED
The ONU under the PON port is registered
Port status ON
and authorized.
No ONU under the PON port is registered
LED OFF
or authorized.
of the card.
Matching Module

GPON optical module 2.5/1.25G-20km-GPON OLT-SFP (CLASS C+)
GPON & XG-PON Combo 10/2.5G: 2.5/1.25G-20km-XG-PON: GPON OLT-SFP+ (C+

optical module ODN CLASS)
GPON & XGS-PON Combo 10/10G: 10/2.5G: 2.5/1.25G-20km-XGS-PON: XG-PON:

optical module GPON OLT-SFP+ (C+ ODN CLASS)
Note 1: GPON Optical Module and Combo PON Optical Module describe the module
specifications.
Function
66 Version: B
5 Cards
Working Principle
Figure 5-14 Working Principle of the GFOA Card
u The interface module provides Agile-PON ports, and enables conversion

between GPON / XG-PON / XGS-PON packets and Ethernet packets.
manages the card.
the card.
5.10 Ethernet Interface Card
An Ethernet interface card enables Ethernet private line access and can serve as an
uplink card as well.
5.10.1 PXNA
Basic Information
Panel Description
Version: B 67
1 to 24 10GE / GE ports Connect to an IP network.
The card is functioning

ON
properly.
Blinking slowly The card is being initialized.

configuration command from
Working
ACT Green Blinking the core switch card or the
indicator LED
quickly communication between the
active and standby cards is
being set up.
The card is not powered on or

OFF
is reset unexpectedly.
The card has alarms, or the

communication between the
Alarm ON
ALM Red active and standby cards is
indicator LED
interrupted.
OFF The card has no alarms.

ON A link is set up at the port.
The port is transmitting or

Port status Blinking
1 to 24 Green receiving data.
indicator LED
No device is connected to the
OFF
port.
Item Specification
IEEE802.1ag, IEEE802.3x, IEEE802.3z, IEEE802.3ak, IEEE802.

Network standards
3ap, IEEE802.3ba, Y.1731
Operating modes 1Gbit/s, 10Gbit/s
Modules
Item Specification
GE optical module 1.25G-15km-TDM-SFP (1000BASE-LX)
68 Version: B
5 Cards
Item Specification
10GE optical module
Functions
u Provides 24 Ethernet ports, which can be configured as 10GE or 1GE ports.
u In uplink mode, the PXNA card can serve as an uplink card. Each uplink port
can act as a network management port for connection to a network
management computer.
u In downlink mode, the PXNA card can serve as a P2P card to receive
subscriber services.
u In downlink mode, each port can serve as a cascade port, allowing several
devices to be cascaded to an IP network via a single IP port.
Working Principle
Figure 5-15 Working Principle of the PXNA Card
u The conversion module allows transparent transmission of data, and provides

uplink or downlink ports.
Version: B 69
manages the card.
the card.
5.11 Common Interface Card
The common interface card provides the out-of-band management network port,
alarm interface, dry contact interface and external clock interface.
5.11.1 CIOA
Basic Information
Refer to Card Overview for the number, power consumptions and weight of the card.
Panel Description
CLK-IN Clock input port Provides GPS clock input.
Inducts high-precision clock and time

1PPS/TOD-IN 1PPS+TOD input port
information from GPS.
Connects to the time input port of a cascade
1PPS/TOD-OUT 1PPS+TOD output port
device for time synchronization.
BITS clock input / output

BITS Inducts clock information from an E1 link.
port
COM Reserved interface Reserved functional interface

Out-of-band
Connects to an out-of-band network
EMS management network
port
70 Version: B
5 Cards
Table 5-34 Interfaces (Continued)
Outputs equipment alarms to the PDP, the top

ALM Alarm port
of the cabinet, or the head of row cabinet.
DC1-7 Dry contact interface Connects to dry contact signals.
Blinking
Working The card is being initialized.
ACT Green slowly
indicator LED
OFF
normally.
The card is being reset or has an

Alarm ON
ALM Red urgent alarm.
indicator LED
Function
u Provides an EMS port for out-of-band network management of the system.
u Provides an alarm monitoring port (ALM).
u Provides a dry contact interface for 7 lines.
u Provides clock ports.
Working Principle
u The conversion module transmits data transparently, and provides an out-of-

band management network port, an alarm port, a dry contact interface and
clock ports.
Version: B 71
manages the card.
the card.
72 Version: B
6 Modules
This chapter introduces the types and specifications of the optical / electrical
modules for the AN6000 Series.
Mappings Between Modules and Cards
PON Module
Ethernet Module
Version: B 73
6.1 Mappings Between Modules and Cards
Being hot-swappable, the optical / electrical modules are applied to an optical

communication system to enable optical / electrical conversion of signals.
The AN6000 Series support encapsulation formats including SFP+, XFP, SFP and
QSFP28 for pluggable modules.
Caution:
Avoid exposure of the modules to strong light, which may cause damage
to them. The Rx optical power of the equipment shall not exceed the
overload optical power of the optical modules.
Interface types of the modules include LC, SC and RJ-45 (electrical module).
Figure 6-1 shows what these modules look like.
Figure 6-1 Module Appearance
Table 6-1 describes the mappings between modules and cards.
Table 6-1 Mappings Between Modules and Cards
Card
Module Type Application Code Module Code
Supported
10/1.25G-20km-10G EPON OLT symmetric-XFP

EX8A
10G EPON optical (10G BASE-PR30)
10G BASE-PR30
module 10/1.25G-20km-10G EPON OLT symmetric-SFP
EXOA
+ (10G/1G BASE-PR30)
GPON optical CLASS C+ 2.5/1.25G-20km-GPON OLT-SFP (CLASS C+) GPOA, GFOA

module CLASS C++ 2.5/1.25G-20km-GPON OLT-SFP (CLASS C++) GPOA
74 Version: B
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Table 6-1 Mappings Between Modules and Cards (Continued)
Card
Module Type Application Code Module Code
Supported
XG-PON optical 10/2.5G-20km-XG-PON OLT-SFP+ (N1 ODN

N1 ODN CLASS GX8A
module CLASS)
10/2.5G: 2.5/1.25G-20km-XG-PON: GPON

GM8A
OLT-XFP (C+ ODN CLASS)
GPON & XG-PON C+ ODN CLASS
10/2.5G: 2.5/1.25G-20km-XG-PON: GPON GMOA, GM8B,
Combo optical
OLT-SFP+ (C+ ODN CLASS) GFOA
module
10/2.5G: 2.5/1.25G-20km-XG-PON: GPON
C+'/N2a ODN CLASS GM8A
OLT-XFP (C+'/N2a ODN CLASS)
GPON & XGS-PON

10/10G: 10/2.5G: 2.5/1.25G-20km-XGS-PON:
Combo optical C+ ODN CLASS GNOA, GFOA
XG-PON: GPON OLT-SFP+ (C+ ODN CLASS)
module
HSCA, HU8A,
1000BASE-SX 1.25G-0.55km-TDM-SFP (1000BASE-SX)
KU1B
GE optical module 1000BASE-LX 1.25G-15km-TDM-SFP (1000BASE-LX)

HSCA, HU8A,
1000BASE-EX 1.25G-40km-TDM-SFP (1000BASE-EX)
KU1B, PXNA
1000BASE-ZX1 1.25G-80km-TDM-SFP (1000BASE-ZX1)
HSCA, HU8A,
GE electrical module 10/100/1000BASE-T 1.25G-100m-TDM-SFP (10/100/1000BASE-T)
KU1B, PXNA
10GBASE-SR/SW 10G-0.3km-TDM-SFP+ (10GBASE-SR/SW)
10GBASE-LR/LW 10G-10km-TDM-SFP+ (10GBASE-LR/LW) HSCA, HU8A,

10GE optical module
10GBASE-ER/EW 10G-40km-TDM-SFP+ (10GBASE-ER/EW) KU1B, PXNA
10GBASE-ZR/ZW 10G-80km-TDM-SFP+ (10GBASE-ZR/ZW)
100GE optical
100G Ethernet 100G-10km-OLT-QSFP28 KU1B
module
6.2 PON Module
This section introduces the types and specifications of the PON optical modules.
Version: B 75
6.2.1 GPON Optical Module
Item Specification
2.5/1.25G-20km-GPON OLT-SFP 2.5/1.25G-20km-GPON OLT-SFP

Module code
(CLASS C+) (CLASS C++)
Optical module type CLASS C+ CLASS C++

Tx: 1480 nm to 1500 nm
Tx: 1480 nm to 1500 nm
Wavelength range Rx: 1260 nm to 1360 nm, 1290 nm to
Rx: 1260 nm to 1360 nm
1330 nm, 1280 nm to 1360 nm
Encapsulation mode SFP SFP
Tx: 2.488 Gbit/s Tx: 2.488 Gbit/s
Rate
Rx: 1.244 Gbit/s Rx: 1.244 Gbit/s
Output optical power 4 dBm to 7 dBm (room temperature) 5.5 dBm to 10 dBm (room temperature)
Optical fiber connector

SC/PC or SC/UPC SC/PC or SC/UPC
type
Transmission distance 20 km 20 km
Receiving sensitivity -32 dBm -32 dBm
Overload optical power -12 dBm -12 dBm
Extinction ratio ＞ 8.2 dB ＞ 8.2 dB
6.2.2 10G EPON Optical Module
Item Specification
10/1.25G-20km-10G EPON OLT 10/1.25G-20km-10G EPON OLT

Module code
symmetric-XFP (10G BASE-PR30) symmetric-SFP+ (10G BASE-PR30)
Optical module type 10G Base-PR30

Tx: 1490 nm (1480 nm to 1500 nm), 1577 nm (1575 nm to 1580 nm)
Wavelength range
Rx: 1270 nm (1260 nm to 1280 nm), 1310 nm (1280 nm to 1360 nm)
Encapsulation mode XFP SFP+

Tx: 10.313 Gbit/s, 1.25 Gbit/s
Rate
Rx: 10.313 Gbit/s, 1.25 Gbit/s
1490 nm: 3 dBm to 7 dBm
Output optical power
1577 nm: 2 dBm to 5 dBm
Optical fiber connector type SC/PC or SC/UPC
Transmission distance 20 km
1270 nm: -28 dBm
Receiving sensitivity
1310 nm: -29.78 dBm
76 Version: B
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Item Specification
1270 nm: -6 dBm

Overload optical power
1310 nm: -9.38 dBm
1490 nm: ＞ 9 dB
Extinction ratio
1577 nm: ＞ 6 dB
6.2.3 XG-PON Optical Module
Item Specification
Module code 10/2.5G-20km-XG-PON OLT-SFP+ (N1 ODN CLASS)
Optical module type N1 ODN CLASS

Tx: 1575 nm to 1580 nm
Wavelength range
Rx: 1260 nm to 1280 nm
Encapsulation mode SFP+
Tx: 9.953 Gbit/s
Rate
Rx: 2.488 Gbit/s
Output optical power 2 dBm to 6 dBm (full temperature range)

Receiving sensitivity -27.5 dBm
Overload optical power -7 dBm
Extinction ratio ＞ 8.2 dB
6.2.4 Combo PON Optical Module
GPON & XG-PON Combo Optical Module
Item Specification
10/2.5G: 2.5/1.25G-20km- 10/2.5G: 2.5/1.25G-20km- 10/2.5G: 2.5/1.25G-20km-

Module code XG-PON: GPON OLT-XFP XG-PON: GPON OLT-SFP+ XG-PON: GPON OLT-XFP
(C+ ODN CLASS) (C+ ODN CLASS) (C+'/N2a ODN CLASS)
Optical module type C+ ODN CLASSNote 1 C+'/N2a ODN CLASS

GPON
GPON Tx: 1490 nm (1480 nm to
Wavelength range Tx: 1490 nm (1480 nm to 1500 nm) 1500 nm)
Rx: 1310 nm (1290 nm to 1330 nm) Rx: 1310 nm (1290 nm to
1330 nm)
Version: B 77
Item Specification
XG-PON
XG-PON Tx: 1577 nm (1575 nm to
Tx: 1577 nm (1575 nm to 1580 nm) 1580 nm)
Rx: 1270 nm (1260 nm to 1280 nm) Rx: 1270 nm (1260 nm to
1280 nm)
Encapsulation mode XFP SFP+ XFP

GPON GPON
Rate
XG-PON XG-PON
GPON: 3 to 7 dBm GPON: 3 to 8 dBm
XG-PON: 5 to 9 dBm XG-PON: 4 to 8 dBm
Optical fiber connector
SC/PC or SC/UPC SC/PC or SC/UPC
type
Transmission distance 20 km 20 km
GPON: -32 dBm GPON: -32 dBm
Receiving sensitivity
XG-PON: -30.5 dBm XG-PON: -29.5 dBm
GPON: -12 dBm GPON: -12 dBm
Overload optical power
XG-PON: -10 dBm XG-PON: -9 dBm
GPON: ＞ 8.2 dB GPON: ＞ 8.2 dB
Extinction ratio
XG-PON: ＞ 8.2 dB XG-PON: ＞ 8.2 dB
Note 1: C+ ODN CLASS corresponds to Class D2 in China Telecom standards.
GPON & XGS-PON Combo Optical Module
Item Specification
10/10G: 10/2.5G: 2.5/1.25G-20km-XGS-PON: XG-PON: GPON OLT-SFP+ (C+

Module code
ODN CLASS)
Optical module type C+ ODN CLASS

GPON
Tx: 1490 nm (1480 nm to 1500 nm)
Rx: 1310 nm (1290 nm to 1330 nm)
Wavelength range
XGS-PON
Tx: 1577 nm (1575 nm to 1580 nm)
Rx: 1270 nm (1260 nm to 1280 nm)
Encapsulation mode SFP+
78 Version: B
6 Modules
Item Specification
GPON
Tx: 2.488 Gbit/s
Rx: 1.244 Gbit/s
Rate
XGS-PON
Tx: 9.953 Gbit/s
Rx: 9.953 Gbit/s or 2.488 Gbit/s (in TDM mode)
GPON: 3 to 7 dBm
XGS-PON: 5 to 8 dBm
GPON: -32 dBm
Receiving sensitivity XG-PON: -30.5 dBm (2.488 Gbit/s)
XGS-PON: -29 dBm (9.953 Gbit/s)
GPON: -12 dBm

Overload optical power XG-PON: -10 dBm (2.488 Gbit/s)
XGS-PON: -8 dBm (9.953 Gbit/s)
GPON: ＞ 8.2 dB
Extinction ratio
XGS-PON: ＞ 8.2 dB
6.3 Ethernet Module
This section introduces the types and parameters of the Ethernet optical / electrical
modules.
6.3.1 GE Module
GE Optical Module
Item Specification
1.25G-0.55km-TDM- 1.25G-40km-TDM- 1.25G-80km-TDM-

1.25G-15km-TDM-
Module code SFP (1000BASE- SFP (1000BASE- SFP (1000BASE-
SFP (1000BASE-LX)
SX) EX) ZX1)
Optical module type 1000BASE-SX 1000BASE-LX 1000BASE-EX 1000BASE-ZX1

Wavelength range 770 nm to 860 nm 1275 nm to 1350 nm 1275 nm to 1350 nm 1500 nm to 1580 nm
Encapsulation mode SFP SFP SFP SFP
Rate 1.25 Gbit/s 1.25 Gbit/s 1.25 Gbit/s 1.25 Gbit/s
Output optical power -9.5 dBm to -4 dBm -8 dBm to -3 dBm -5 dBm to 0 dBm -2 dBm to 3 dBm
Version: B 79
Item Specification
Optical fiber
LC LC LC LC
connector type
Transmission
0.55 kmNote 1 15 km 40 km 80 km
distance
Receiving sensitivity -17 dBm -23 dBm -23 dBm -25 dBm
Overload optical
0 dBm -3 dBm -3 dBm -3 dBm
power
Extinction ratio ＞ 9 dB 9.0 dB to 15 dB 9.0 dB to 15 dB 9.0 dB to 15 dB

Note 1: 50/125μm multi-mode optical fiber
GE Electrical Module
Item Specification
Module code 1.25G-100m-TDM-SFP (10/100/1000BASE-T)
Module type 10/100/1000BASE-T

Encapsulation mode SFP
Rate 1.25 Gbit/s
Connector type RJ-45
Transmission distance 100 m
6.3.2 10GE Optical Module
Item Specification
10G-0.3km-TDM-
10G-10km-TDM-SFP 10G-40km-TDM-SFP 10G-80km-TDM-SFP
Module code SFP+ (10GBASE-
+ (10GBASE-LR/LW) + (10GBASE-ER/EW) + (10GBASE-ZR/ZW)
SR/SW)
Optical module
10GBASE-SR/SW 10GBASE-LR/LW 10GBASE-ER/EW 10GBASE-ZR/ZW
type
Wavelength range 840 nm to 860 nm 1260 nm to 1355 nm 1530 nm to 1565 nm 1530 nm to 1565 nm
Encapsulation
SFP+ SFP+ SFP+ SFP+
mode
9.953 Gbit/s to 11.09 1.229 Gbit/s to 10. 9.953 Gbit/s to 10. 9.953 Gbit/s to 11.3
Rate Note 1 Note 1 Note 1
Gbit/s 313 Gbit/s 313 Gbit/s Gbit/s
Output optical
-7.3 dBm to -1 dBm -8.2 dBm to 0.5 dBm -4.7 dBm to 4 dBm 0 dBm to 4 dBm
power
Optical fiber
LC LC LC LC
connector type
80 Version: B
6 Modules
Item Specification
Transmission
0.3 km 10 km 40 km 80 km
distance
Receiving
-11.1 dBm OMA -14.4 dBm -15.8 dBm -24 dBm
sensitivity
Overload optical
-1 dBm 0.5 dBm -1 dBm -7 dBm
power
Extinction ratio 3 dB to 6 dB 3.5 dB to 6.5 dB ＞ 3 dB ＞ 9 dB

Note 1: Without the CDR function.
6.3.3 100GE Optical Module
Item Specification
Module code 100G-10km-OLT-QSFP28

Optical module type 100G Ethernet
Channel Minimum value (nm) Typical value (nm) Maximum value (nm)
Lane 0 1294.53 1295.56 1296.59

Wavelength
Lane 1 1299.02 1300.05 1301.09
range
Lane 2 1303.54 1304.58 1305.63
Lane 3 1308.09 1309.14 1310.19
Encapsulation mode QSFP28
Rate 100 Gbit/s
Overall Tx optical power of
≤10.5 dBm
channels
Tx optical power of a single channel -4.3 dBm to 4.5 dBm
Optical fiber connector type LC
Receiving sensitivity of a single
-8.6 dBm
channel
Overload optical power of a single
4.5 dBm
channel
Extinction ratio ＞ 4 dB
Version: B 81
7 Wires and Cables
This chapter introduces the applications, model numbers, structures and technical
specifications of the wires and cables for the AN6000 Series.
Cable Overview
Power Cable
Protection Earth Ground Cable
Alarm Cable
Fiber Jumper
Straight-Through Cable
Time Cable
Clock Cable
Serial Port Line
Dry Contact Cable
Environment Monitoring Unit Connection Cable
82 Version: B
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7.1 Cable Overview

Cable Model Applied to
Subrack DC power cables for -48 V power cable: 408000363 The PIBA card connecting to the
the PDP850A (3000064) 0 V power cable: 408000364 PDP850A (3000064)
Subrack DC power cables for -48 V power cable: 408000436 The PIBA card connecting to the
the PDP260B (3000063) / PDP260B (3000063) or PDP296B
0 V power cable: 408000437
PDP296B (3000068) (3000068)
Subrack protection earth AN6000-7, AN6000-15 and

3696084
ground cable AN6000-17 subracks
2
16 mm protection earth ground cable:
PDP850A (3000064)
3696100
Cabinet protection earth
PDP260B (3000063), PDP850A
ground cables 25 mm2 protection earth ground cable:
(3000064) and PDP296B
408000019
(3000068)
Alarm cable for the head of PDP850A (3000064) and

3695135
row cabinet PDP296B (3000068)
Subrack alarm cable 3695095 CIOA card

GPOA, EX8A, EXOA, GX8A,
SC/PC optical fiber jumper: OFC-SC/PC-
GM8A, GM8B, GMOA, GNOA and
SC/PC-S-20
Fiber jumpers GFOA cards
LC/PC optical fiber jumper: OFC-LC/PC- HSCA, HU8A, KU1B and PXNA
LC/PC-S-20 cards
HSCA, HU8A, KU1B and PXNA
Network cable 3695095
cards
Time cable 3695458 CIOA card
Clock cable 3695187 CIOA card
Serial port line 3695341 HSCA card
Dry contact cable 3695452 CIOA card
Environment monitoring unit
409000158 HSCA card
connection cable
7.2 Power Cable
This section introduces the applications, model numbers, structures and technical
specifications of the power cables.
Version: B 83
7.2.1 Subrack DC Power Cables for the PDP850A (3000064)
Subrack DC power cables are used to induct DC power to subracks.
Model
u 408000363 (blue)
u 408000364 (black)
Structure
Figure 7-1 shows the appearance and structure of the subrack DC power cables.
Figure 7-1 Subrack DC Power Cable
Table 7-1 describes technical specifications of the subrack DC power cables.
Table 7-1 Technical Specifications of the Subrack DC Power Cables
Item Specification
UL1015 7 AWG single-core power cable (blue / black)

Cable type u Blue: -48 V
u Black: 0 V
Terminal X1 / X3 M6 ring terminal
Terminal X2 / X4 Cord end terminal

Cross-sectional area of the conductor 10 mm2
84 Version: B
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7.2.2 Subrack DC Power Cables for the PDP260B (3000063) /

PDP296B (3000068)
Subrack DC power cables are used to induct DC power to subracks.
Model
u 408000436 (blue)
u 408000437 (black)
Structure
Figure 7-2 shows the appearance and structure of the subrack DC power cables.
Figure 7-2 Subrack DC Power Cable
Table 7-2 describes technical specifications of subrack DC power cables.
Table 7-2 Technical Specifications of the Subrack DC Power Cables
Item Specification
UL1015 9 AWG single-core power cable (blue / black)

Cable type u Blue: -48 V
u Black: 0 V
Terminal X2 / X4 Cord end terminal

Cross-sectional area of the
6 mm2
conductor
Version: B 85
7.3 Protection Earth Ground Cable
specifications of the protection earth ground cables.
7.3.1 Subrack Protection Earth Ground Cable
The subrack protection earth ground cable connects the grounding hole on the
subrack to a mounting hole on a vertical mounting flange of the cabinet to ground
the subrack.
Material Number
3696084
Structure
Figure 7-3 shows the structure of the subrack protection earth ground cable.
Figure 7-3 Subrack Protection Earth Ground Cable
Table 7-3 describes the technical specifications of the subrack protection earth
ground cable.
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Table 7-3 Technical Specifications of the Subrack Protection Earth Ground Cable
Item Specification
Cable model Cable RV1 × 4 mm2 (yellow- / green)
Cross-sectional area of the conductor 4 mm2
7.3.2 Cabinet Protection Earth Ground Cable
The cabinet protection earth ground cable is used for connecting the PDP to the PE
of the head of row cabinet. The protection earth ground cable delivered together
with the PDP is used for connecting the PDP to the earth ground point on the top of
the cabinet, so as to protect the cabinet and the PDP.
Material Number
3696100
Structure
Figure 7-4 shows the appearance and structure of the cabinet protection earth
ground cable.
Figure 7-4 Cabinet Protection Earth Ground Cable
Table 7-4 describes technical specifications of the cabinet protection earth ground
cable.
Version: B 87
Table 7-4 Technical Specifications of the Cabinet Protection Earth Ground Cable
Item Specification
Cable model ZR-RVV-105-1 × 16 mm2 / yellow- / green
X1 Bare wire
Terminal X2 Cord end terminal
7.3.3 Cabinet Protection Earth Ground Cable
The cabinet protection earth ground cable connects the earth ground point on the
top of a cabinet to the protection earth ground (PE) of the head of row cabinet, so as
to protect the cabinet.
Material Number
408000019
Structure
Figure 7-5 shows the appearance and structure of the cabinet protection earth
ground cable.
Figure 7-5 Cabinet Protection Earth Ground Cable
Table 7-5 describes the technical specifications of the cabinet protection earth
ground cable.
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Table 7-5 Technical Specifications of the Cabinet Protection Earth Ground Cable
Item Specification
Cable type ZR-RVV-105-1×25 mm2 (yellow- / green)
Terminal X1 M6 ring terminal
Terminal X2 Bare wire
7.4 Alarm Cable
specifications of the alarm cables.
7.4.1 Alarm Cable for the Head of Row Cabinet
The alarm cable for the head of row cabinet connects the PDP to the head of row
cabinet to output equipment alarm signals from the former to the latter.
Material Number
3695135
Version: B 89
Structure
Figure 7-6 shows the appearance and structure of the alarm cable for the head of
row cabinet.
Figure 7-6 Alarm Cable for the Head of Row Cabinet
Table 7-6 describes technical specifications of the alarm cable for the head of row
cabinet.
Table 7-6 Technical Specifications of the Alarm Cable for the Head of Row Cabinet
Item Specification
Three-conductor power cable AVVR3×0.5 mm2 (comprising

Cable type
wires in blue, brown and black)
Connector X1 Three-conductor D-type connector
X2 Bare wire
7.4.2 Subrack Alarm Cable
The subrack alarm cable connects the alarm ports of the subrack and the PDP to
output subrack alarms to the PDP.
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Material Number
3695095
Structure
Figure 7-7 shows the appearance and structure of the subrack alarm cable.
Figure 7-7 Subrack Alarm Cable
Table 7-7 describes the technical specifications of the subrack alarm cable.
Table 7-7 Technical Specifications of the Subrack Alarm Cable
Item Specification
Cable type Cat5e network cable 4×2×24 AWG

Connector X1 / X2 RJ-45 connector
7.5 Fiber Jumper
Serving as the transmission carrier for optical signals, the fiber jumper is applied to
short-distance transmission of optical signals. It connects the optical interface of a
card to the ODF.
Structure
Table 7-8 shows the optical fiber connectors.
Version: B 91
Table 7-8 Optical Fiber Connectors
Model Illustration
LC/PC connector
SC/PC connector
The technical specifications of the optical fiber jumper are shown in Table 7-9.
Table 7-9 Technical Specifications of the Optical Fiber Jumper
Item Specification
u LC/PC
Model of the optical fiber connector
u SC/PC
u OFC-LC/PC-LC/PC-S-20
Model of the optical fiber
u OFC-SC/PC-SC/PC-S-20
Fiber Jumper Selection Criteria
Table 7-10 describes the criteria for selecting fiber jumpers.
Table 7-10 Criteria for Selecting Fiber Jumpers
Determine... According to...
Length On-site investigation
Single-mode / multi-mode Optical module type
u Optical module type

Type of the optical fiber connector
u Cabinet depthNote 1
Note 1: The main specifications of the commonly used LC/PC and SC/PC connectors are as
follows. When the equipment is installed in a 300 mm deep cabinet, short connectors
are recommended.
u LC/PC: 31 mm (short connector), 48 mm (long connector)
u SC/PC: 39 mm (short connector), 55 mm (long connector)
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7.6 Straight-Through Cable
The straight-through cable connects the equipment to a network management host

to transfer monitoring signals and enable inter-Ethernet communications and
equipment software debugging.
Material Number
3695095
Structure
Figure 7-8 shows the appearance and structure of the straight-through cable.
Figure 7-8 Straight-Through Network Cable
The straight-through cable has RJ-45 connectors on both ends, as shown in

Figure 7-9.
Figure 7-9 RJ-45 Connector
Table 7-11 describes the color-coding scheme of the straight-through cable.
Version: B 93
Table 7-11 Pinout and Wiring of the Straight-Through Cable
Local Connector Pin Wire Color Opposite-End Connector Pin
1 White- / orange 1
2 Orange 2
3 White- / green 3
4 Blue 4
5 White- / blue 5
6 Green 6
7 White- / brown 7
8 Brown 8
Table 7-12 describes the technical specifications of the straight-through network

cable.
Table 7-12 Technical Specifications of the Straight-Through Cable
Item Specification
Cable model Cat5e network cable 4 × 2 × 24 AWG

7.7 Time Cable
The time cable connects the equipment to an external time source to transfer time
signals.
Material Number
3695458
Structure
Figure 7-10 shows the appearance and structure of the time cable.
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Figure 7-10 Time Cable
Table 7-13 describes the technical specifications of the time cable.
Table 7-13 Technical Specifications of the Time Cable
Item Specification
Cable type Cat5e network cable 4×2×24 AWG

Connector X1 RJ-45 connector
X2 Bare wire
7.8 Clock Cable
The clock cable connects the clock interface of the subrack to the interface of an
external clock source to introduce clock synchronization signals to the subrack.
Material Number
3695187
Version: B 95
Structure
Figure 7-11 shows the appearance and structure of the clock cable.
Figure 7-11 Clock Cable
Table 7-14 describes the technical specifications of the coaxial clock cable.
Table 7-14 Technical Specifications of the Clock Cable
Item Specification
Cable model Single-core coaxial cable SYV75-2-2
Connector X1 L-shaped coaxial plug
X2 Bare wire
7.9 Serial Port Line
Mainly used for commissioning or local maintenance, the serial port line connects
the CONSOLE interface of the equipment to the serial port of a network
Material Number
3695341
Structure
Figure 7-12 shows the appearance and structure of the serial port line.
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Figure 7-12 Serial Port Line
Table 7-15 describes the pin assignment for the serial port line.
Table 7-15 Pin Assignment for the Serial Port Line
Connected Signal DE-9 Connector Pin RJ-45 Connector Pin

Signals transmitted by the equipment 2 3
GND 5 4/5
Signals received by the equipment 3 6
Table 7-16 describes the technical specifications of the serial port line.
Table 7-16 Technical Specifications of the Serial Port Line
Item Specification
Cable type Cat 5e network cable 4 × 2 × 24 AWG

Connector X2 D-type 9-conductor connector
7.10 Dry Contact Cable
The dry contact cable is used to connect the dry contact interface on the subrack or
card to an external dry contact device to enable infrared detection and monitoring of
smoke, mains supply, humidity, temperature, fans, shake, door access control, etc.
Material Number
3695452
Version: B 97
Structure
Figure 7-13 shows the appearance and structure of the dry contact cable.
Figure 7-13 Dry Contact Cable
Table 7-17 shows the technical specifications of the dry contact cable.
Table 7-17 Technical Specifications of the Dry Contact Cable
Item Specification
Cable model Cat 5e network cable 4 × 2 × 24 AWG

X2 Bare wire
7.11 Environment Monitoring Unit Connection

Cable
The environment monitoring unit connection cable connects the equipment's

environment monitoring serial port to an external environment monitoring device.
Model
409000158
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Structure
Figure 7-14 shows the appearance and structure of the environment monitoring unit
connection cable.
Figure 7-14 Environment Monitoring Unit Connection Cable
Table 7-18 describes the technical specifications of the environment monitoring unit
connection cable.
Table 7-18 Technical Specifications of the Environment Monitoring Unit Connection Cable
Item Specification
Cable model Cat5e network cable 4 × 2 × 24 AWG

Version: B 99
8 Cabinets
This chapter introduces the cabinets used by the AN6000 Series.
Cabinet Overview
Detailed Dimensions of the Cabinets
Equipment Layout for the AN6000-17
100 Version: B
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8.1 Cabinet Overview
Table 8-1 shows the models and appearances of the cabinets for the AN6000
Series, and Table 8-2 describes the dimensions and weight of the cabinets.
Table 8-1 Models and Appearances of the Cabinets
Cabinet 404000068 to 404000596 to

4102596 to 4102599 4102581 to 4102584
Model 404000071 404000599
19-inch 600 mm-deep 21-inch 300 mm-deep 21-inch 340 mm-deep 21-inch 600 mm-deep
Cabinet
cabinet with dust cabinet with dust cabinet with dust cabinet with dust
Type
screens screens screens screens
AN6000-7 AN6000-7 AN6000-7
Subracks AN6000-7
AN6000-15 AN6000-15 AN6000-15
Supported AN6000-15
AN6000-17 AN6000-17 AN6000-17
Appearance
Table 8-2 Dimensions and Weight of the Cabinets
Cabinet Type Cabinet Model Dimensions (H × W × D) (mm) Weight (kg)
4102596 1600 × 600 × 600 94

19-inch 600 mm-deep
4102597 2000 × 600 × 600 109
cabinet with dust
4102598 2200 × 600 × 600 117
screens
4102599 2600 × 600 × 600 134
404000068 1600 × 600 × 300 58
21-inch 300 mm-deep
404000069 2000 × 600 × 300 69
cabinet with dust
Note 1
404000070 2200 × 600 × 300 74
screens
404000071 2600 × 600 × 300 85
Version: B 101
Table 8-2 Dimensions and Weight of the Cabinets (Continued)
Cabinet Type Cabinet Model Dimensions (H × W × D) (mm) Weight (kg)
404000599 1600 × 600 × 340 51

21-inch 340 mm-deep
404000598 2000 × 600 × 340 63
cabinet with dust
404000597 2200 × 600 × 340 70
screens
404000596 2600 × 600 × 340 81
4102584 1600 × 600 × 600 79
21-inch 600 mm-deep
4102583 2000 × 600 × 600 89
cabinet with dust
4102582 2200 × 600 × 600 99
screens
4102581 2600 × 600 × 600 109
Note 1: By default, the AN6000-17 uses the cabinet 404000070. In some special cases, cabinets of other heights can
be used as well.
Caution:
To ensure good ventilation of a cabinet, clean the dust screens on the
cabinet bottom and cabinet doors regularly. It is advised to clean them
with water or a vacuum cleaner once every six months. Dust screens in
service for over three years have degraded performance in flame
retardation; please replace them in a timely manner.
8.2 Detailed Dimensions of the Cabinets
This section introduces the detailed dimensions of the 19-inch and 21-inch cabinets.
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Detailed Dimensions of the 19-inch Cabinet
Table 8-3 Detailed Dimensions of the 19-inch Cabinet
Item Specification
Distance between holes on the mounting flange 1U = 44.45 mm

Angle opening width 450 mm
Subrack mounting dimensions (central distance
465 mm
between mounting holes)
Version: B 103
Detailed Dimensions of the 21-inch Cabinet
Table 8-4 Detailed Dimensions of the 21-inch Cabinet
Item Specification
Distance between holes on the mounting flange 1SU = 25 mm

Angle opening width 500 mm
Subrack mounting dimensions (central distance between
515 mm
mounting holes)
8.3 Equipment Layout for the AN6000-17

Guide
When multiple AN6000-17 subracks are to be installed in a cabinet, arrange them

from the top down.
104 Version: B
8 Cabinets
21-inch Cabinet
Note 1: Unit: mm

Guide

from the top down.
Version: B 105
19-inch Cabinet
Note 1: Unit: U, 1U = 44.45 mm
106 Version: B
8 Cabinets
21-inch Cabinet
Note 1: Unit: mm

Guide

from the top down.
Version: B 107
19-inch Cabinet
Note 1: Unit: U, 1U = 44.45 mm
108 Version: B
8 Cabinets
21-inch Cabinet
Note 1: Unit: mm
Version: B 109
9 PDPs
This chapter introduces the appearances, specifications, panel connectors,

connections and cables of the PDPs for the AN6000 Series.
PDP Overview
PDP260B (3000063)
PDP850A (3000064)
PDP296B (3000068)
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9.1 PDP Overview

Subracks Supported
PDP Model
AN6000-17 AN6000-15 AN6000-7
3000063-1FA × × √
PDP260B
3000063-2FA × × √
3000064-1FH × √ √
PDP850A
3000064-2FH √ √ √
3000068-1FA × × √
PDP296B
3000068-2FA × × √
9.2 PDP260B (3000063)
The PDP260B (3000063) is mounted in the upper part of a cabinet to supply power
for the subracks in the cabinet. It can provide up to six channels of 32 A power
supplies.
9.2.1 Appearance
Figure 9-1 Appearance of the PDP (3000063)
Version: B 111
9.2.2 Specification
Functions and Specifications
Item Specifications
Branch switch quantity Six (three active and three standby)
Standard working voltage -48 V

Voltage range -38 V to -60 V
Receives alarm signals from the connected
equipment, provides audio alarms for the
signals, illuminates the cabinet-top
Alarm signal processing
indicators, and outputs alarm signals to an
upper-layer device (such as the head of
row cabinet).

Environment
Relative humidity ≤ 95%
Atmospheric pressure 70 kPa to 106 kPa
19 inch: 480 × 230 × 133
Dimensions (W × H × D) (mm)
21 inch: 530 × 230 × 133
Weight (kg) 4.79
Specifications of Sub-Models
Rated Current (A) for Branch

Sub-Model Mounting Mode
Switches
Mounted on the front vertical
3000063-1FAR1A 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32 mounting flanges of a 19-inch
cabinet
Mounted on the front vertical
3000063-2FAR1A 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32 mounting flanges of a 21-inch
cabinet
Note: The PDPs with the sub-models 1FA and 2FA use AC/DC circuit breakers.
Configuration Principles
u The current should be appropriate. A certain margin is required for capacity

expansion in future.
u The mounting mode of the PDP (3000063) should match with the cabinet type.
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Standard Compliance
Item Standard
Radiated emission Complies with EN55022 Class
Electromagnetic (RE) B.
interference (EMI) Conducted Complies with EN55022 Class
emission (CE) B.
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) Complies with IEC61000-4-2.
Electromagnet- Radiated
Complies with IEC61000-4-3.
ic compatibility susceptibility (RS)
(EMC) Electrical fast
Electromagnetic Complies with IEC61000-4-4.
transient (EFT)
susceptibility
Surge Complies with IEC61000-4-5.
(EMS)
Conducted
susceptibility (CS)
Voltage dip (DIP) Complies with IEC61000-4-29.
Safety standard Complies with IEC60950.
9.2.3 Connectors on the Panel
Connector Panel
Figure 9-2 Connector Panel of the PDP (3000063)
Version: B 113
Table 9-1 Components on the PDP (3000063) Connector Panel
Connector & Jumper

No. Description
Pin
Branch power rail output connectors on P1 side, with
-48V1 to -48V3 (on P1
(1) the outer connector serving as the -48 V output
side)
connector of the branch power rail
External power -48 V input connectors, which can

(2) -48V1, -48V2
back up each other
External power 0 V input connectors, i.e., external

(3) GND1, GND2 power earth ground cable input connectors, which can
back up each other
Protection earth ground connector, connecting to the

(4) PE
protection earth ground of an external power supply
Branch power rail output connectors on P2 side, with

-48V1 to -48V3 (on P2
(5) the outer connector serving as the -48 V output
side)
connector of the branch power rail
SW1-1 to SW1-3
(6) Automatic circuit breakers for the power supply
SW2-1 to SW2-3
(7) 0V (on P1 side) Branch power rail 0 V output connector on P1 side
(8) 0V (on P2 side) Branch power rail 0 V output connector on P2 side
9.2.4 Connection
Figure 9-3 Cable Connections for the PDP (3000063)
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9.2.5 PDP Power Cable
The PDP power cables are used to introduce an external -48 V power supply to the
PDP inside the cabinet. One end of the cables is connected to the power distribution
cabinet in the equipment room and the other end is connected to the PDP at the top
of the cabinet.
Structure
Table 9-2 shows the power cables for the PDP (3000063).
Table 9-2 Power Cables for the PDP (3000063)
Mappings Between Cable Diameters

Power Cable Type Illustration
and Lengths
u For a power cable shorter than 20 m,

-48 V (16 mm2)
the one with a cross-sectional area of
-48 V (25 mm2)
16 mm2 is recommended.
-48 V (35 mm2)
u For a power cable that is 20 m to 35
m long, the one with a cross-sectional
area of 25 mm2 is recommended.
0 V (16 mm2)
0 V (25 mm2)
Note: The diameter of the PDP power
0 V (35 mm2)
cable depends on the cable length and
the current actually carried by the PDP,
and hence should be determined
according to the project configuration.
Connection
Table 9-3 Connections of the PDP (3000063) Power Cables
Cable Category Cable Connector Connected to
Cable (blue) connecting to 1. Uninsulated ring Active external power -48 V input
the active -48 V power terminal connector (-48V_A) of the PDP
supply in the equipment -48 V connector of the active power
2. Bare wire
room supply in the equipment room
Version: B 115
Table 9-3 Connections of the PDP (3000063) Power Cables (Continued)
Cable (blue) connecting to 1. Uninsulated ring Standby external power -48 V input
the standby -48 V power terminal connector (-48V_B) of the PDP
supply in the equipment -48 V connector of the standby power
2. Bare wire
1. Uninsulated ring Active external power 0 V input

Cable (black) connecting to
terminal connector (0V_A) of the PDP
the active working ground of
Earth ground terminal of the active
the power supply in the
2. Bare wire working ground for the power supply
equipment room
in the equipment room
1. Uninsulated ring Standby external power 0 V input

terminal connector (0V_B) of the PDP
the standby working ground
Earth ground terminal of the standby
of the power supply in the
equipment room
9.2.6 PDP Protection Earth Ground Cable
The PDP protection earth ground cable helps provide earth grounding for the PDP.
Structure
Figure 9-4 shows the protection earth ground cable for the PDP (3000063).
Figure 9-4 Protection Earth Ground Cable for the PDP (3000063)
Connection
Table 9-4 Connections of the PDP (3000063) Protection Earth Ground Cable
Cable Connector Connected to

M6 ring terminal PE connector of the PDP
M6 ring terminal Earth ground terminal of the cabinet's protection ground
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9.3 PDP850A (3000064)
The PDP850A (3000064) is mounted in the upper part of a cabinet to supply power
for the subracks in the cabinet. It can provide up to 8 channels of 63 A power
supplies.
9.3.1 Appearance
Figure 9-5 Appearance of the PDP (3000064) with Indicators - Eight Branch Switches
9.3.2 Specification
Item Specification
Branch switch quantity Eight (four active and four standby)

equipment, provides audio alarms for the signals,
Alarm function Alarm signal processing illuminates the cabinet-top indicators, and outputs
alarm signals to an upper-layer device (such as
the head of row cabinet).
Version: B 117
Item Specification
Outputs lightning protection failure alarm signals

Alarm reporting of the
(which will be reported to the EMS via the
lightning protection
equipment connected to the PDP) when the
module
lightning protection module fails.
Differential mode
2 kV
DC lightning protection
protection Common mode
4 kV
protection

Environment
19 inch: 483 × 146 × 150
Dimensions (D × W × H) (mm)
21 inch: 530 × 146 × 150
Weight (kg) 4.815
Sub-Model Rated Current (A) for Branch Switches Mounting Mode
Mounted on the front vertical mounting

3000064-1FHR1AA 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63
flanges of a 19-inch cabinet
Mounted on the front vertical mounting

3000064-2FHR1AA 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63
flanges of a 21-inch cabinet

u The mounting mode of the PDP (3000034) should match the cabinet type.
Standard Compliance
Item Standard
Electromagnetic Radiated emission (RE) Complies with EN55022 Class B.

interference (EMI) Conducted emission (CE) Complies with EN55022 Class B.
Electromagnetic
compatibility (EMC)
Electromagnetic Radiated susceptibility
susceptibility (EMS) (RS)
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Item Standard
Electrical fast transient
(EFT)
Surge Complies with IEC61000-4-5.
Conducted susceptibility
(CS)
9.3.3 Panel Terminals
Front Panel
Figure 9-6 shows the appearance of the PDP (3000064) with the extended sub-
model 1FH or 2FH. The locations of automatic circuit breakers (ACB) and lightning
protection alarm indicators (FAIL) are marked on the front panel. SW1-1 to SW1-4
control four channels of -48 V power supplies in area A, and SW2-1 and SW2-4
control four channels of -48 V power supplies in area B. FAIL1 indicates the
lightning protection failure alarm for the power supply XS15, and FAIL2 indicates
that for the power supply XS16.
Figure 9-6 Panel of the PDP (3000064) with Extended Model Numbers 1FH and 2FH
Terminal Board
Remove the front panel of the PDP (3000064), and you can see the components
(such as connectors and jumper pins) distributed on the PDP panel.
Figure 9-7 shows the PDP (3000064) with the extended sub-model 1FH or 2FH.
Version: B 119
Figure 9-7 Connectors of the PDP (3000064) with the Extended Sub-Model 1FH or 2FH
Table 9-5 describes the components of the PDP (3000064) with the extended sub-
model 1FH or 2FH.
Table 9-5 Components of the PDP (3000064) with the Extended Sub-Model 1FH or 2FH
Connector & Jumper Pin Description
Induct 2 × 4 external -48 V power signals. The

-48V_1 to -48V_4 in area A, -48V_1 to
connectors in area A and area B can back up each
-48V_4 in area B
other.
0 V external power input connectors. The connectors
Eight connectors on the busbar
in area A and area B can back up each other.
Two protection earth ground connectors, connecting to

XS14 the external earth ground bar and the cabinet
respectively
-48 V branch power rail output connectors,

-48V_A_1 to -48V_A_4 (XS6, XS10)
corresponding to -48V_1 to -48V_4 in area A
-48 V branch power rail output connectors,

-48V_B_1 to -48V_B_4 (XS7, XS11)
corresponding to -48V_1 to -48V_4 in area B
0 V branch power rail output connectors,

0V_A_1 to 0V_A_4 (XS8, XS9)
corresponding to connectors in area A
0 V branch power rail output connectors,

0V_B_1 to 0V_B_4 (XS12, XS13)
corresponding to connectors in area B
XS1 to XS4 Subrack alarm convergence connectors
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Table 9-5 Components of the PDP (3000064) with the Extended Sub-Model 1FH or 2FH
(Continued)
XP1 to XP4 Alarm cascade connectors

XP6 Alarm connector for the head of row cabinet
Alarm connector for indicator LEDs on the top of
XP7
cabinet
XS15, XS16 Power supply lightning protection module sockets
9.3.4 Connection
Figure 9-8 Connections of the PDP (3000064) - Eight Branch Switches
9.3.5 Lightning Protection Module
Material Number
3578403R2A
Failure Indicator LEDs
The lightning protection module is equipped with a failure indicator LED. When the
module works normally, the LED is extinguished, when the modules fails to work,
the LED is illuminated in red.
Version: B 121
Precautions for Replacing the Lightning Protection Module
Avoid replacing the module when it is powered as much as possible. However,

when you have to do so, use a screwdriver wrapped with insulating tapes.
The PDP power cable introduces external -48 V power supplies to the PDP inside
the cabinet. One end of the cable is connected to the power distribution cabinet in
the equipment room and the other end is connected to the PDP.
Structure
Table 9-6 shows the PDP (3000064) power cables.
Mappings Between Cable

Diameters and Lengths
u For a power cable shorter than

-48 V (16 mm2)
20 m, the one with a cross-
-48 V (25 mm2)
sectional area of 16 mm2 is
-48 V (35 mm2)
recommended.
u For a power cable that is 20 m
to 35 m long, the one with a
cross-sectional area of 25 mm2
is recommended.
u For a power cable that is 35 m
to 50 m long, the one with a
0 V (16 mm2)
cross-sectional area of 35 mm2
0 V (25 mm2)
is recommended.
0 V (35 mm2)
Note: The diameter and length of
the PDP power cables are related
to the current actually carried by
the PDP, and should be
determined according to the
project configuration.
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Connection
Cable Classification Cable Connector Connected to
Cable (blue) connecting to -48 V active external power input

1. Cord end terminal
the active -48 V power connector (-48V_A) of the PDP
2. Bare wire
Cable (blue) connecting to -48 V standby external power input

1. Cord end terminal
the standby -48 V power connector (-48V_B) of the PDP
2. Bare wire
Cable (black) connecting to 1. Uninsulated ring 0 V active external power input

the active working ground of terminal connector (0V_A) of the PDP
the power supply in the Active working ground of the power
2. Bare wire
equipment room supply in the equipment room
Cable (black) connecting to 1. Uninsulated ring 0 V standby external power input

the standby working ground terminal connector (0V_B) of the PDP
of the power supply in the Standby working ground for the power
2. Bare wire
equipment room supply in the equipment room
9.3.7 PDP Earth Ground Cable
The PDP earth ground cable is used to provide earth grounding for the PDP.
Structure
Figure 9-9 shows the PDP (3000064) protection earth ground cable.
Figure 9-9 Appearance of the PDP (3000064) Protection Earth Ground Cable
Version: B 123
Connection
Table 9-8 Connection of the PDP (3000064) Earth Ground Cable

1. Cord end terminal PE connector
2. Uninsulated copper cord end
Ground terminal of the cabinet protection earth ground cable
terminal
9.4 PDP296B (3000068)
The PDP260B (3000068) is mounted in the upper part of a cabinet to supply power
for the subracks in the cabinet. It can provide up to six channels of 32 A power
supplies.
9.4.1 Appearance
Figure 9-10 Appearance of the PDP (3000068) with Three Branch Switches
9.4.2 Specification
Item Specifications

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Item Specifications

equipment, provides audio alarms for the
Alarm signal processing signals, illuminates the cabinet-top indicators,
and outputs alarm signals to an upper-layer
Alarm function device (such as the head of row cabinet).
Outputs lightning protection failure alarm signals

Alarm reporting of the
(which will be reported to the EMS via the
lightning protection
equipment connected to the PDP) when the
module
lightning protection module fails.
Differential mode
DC lightning 2 kV
protection
protection
Common mode protection 4 kV
Environment
19 inch: 483 × 186 × 100
Dimensions (D × W × H) (mm)
21 inch: 530 × 176 × 100
Weight (kg) 4.2
Rated Current
Branch Switch
Sub-Model Input Features (A) for Branch Mounting Mode
Quantity
Switches
Providing two Mounted on the front vertical
3000068-1FAR1A independent mounting flanges of a 19-inch
Six (three active channels (one cabinet
32, 32, 32, 32, 32,
and three active and one
32 Mounted on the front vertical
standby) standby) of power
3000068-2FAR1A mounting flanges of a 21-inch
supplies with
cabinet
current up to 96 A

u The mounting mode of the PDP (3000068) should match with the cabinet type.
Version: B 125
Standard Compliance
Item Standard
Electromagnetic Radiated emission (RE) Complies with EN55022 Class B.

interference (EMI) Conducted emission (CE) Complies with EN55022 Class B.
Radiated susceptibility
(RS)
Electromagnetic
Electrical fast transient
compatibility (EMC) Complies with IEC61000-4-4.
Electromagnetic (EFT)
susceptibility (EMS) Surge Complies with IEC61000-4-5.
Conducted susceptibility
(CS)
9.4.3 Connectors on the Panel
This section introduces the panels and connectors of the PDP (3000068) with three
branch switches.
Front Panel
Figure 9-11 shows the front panel of the PDP (3000068).
Figure 9-11 Front Panel of the PDP (3000068)
Connector Panel
After removing the front panel of the PDP (3000068), you can see components such
as connectors and jumper pins on the panel of the PDP (3000068), as shown in
Figure 9-12.
126 Version: B
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Figure 9-12 Connector Panel of the PDP (3000068)
Table 9-9 Components on the PDP (3000068) Connector Panel
External -48 V power input connectors, which can back up

-48V_A, -48V_B
each other
External 0 V power input connectors, which can back up
0V_A, 0V_B
each other
PE Protection earth ground cable connector
Automatic circuit breakers (ACB) / output connectors of the

-48V_A_1 to -48V_A_3
-48 V branch power rail, corresponding to -48V_A.
Automatic circuit breakers (ACB) / output connectors of the

-48V_B_1 to -48V_B_3
-48 V branch power rail, corresponding to -48V_B.
0 V branch power rail output connectors, corresponding to

0V_A_1 to 0V_A_3 (XS1)
0V_A.
0 V branch power rail output connectors, corresponding to

0V_B_1 to 0V_B_3 (XS2)
0V_B.
AlmIn1 to AlmIn3 Subrack alarm convergence connectors
XP1 Alarm connector for the head of row cabinet

XS4 Alarm connector for cabinet-top indicators
SPK1 Buzzer, used to generate audio alarms
Version: B 127
Table 9-9 Components on the PDP (3000068) Connector Panel (Continued)
JP1 is the jumper pin for selecting the working status

indicator LED of the PDP. It can be set in either of the
following two ways:
u When pin1 and pin2 of JP1 are shorted, the green
JP1 indicator at the cabinet top indicates the power status of
the PDP.
u When pin2 and pin3 of JP1 are shorted (factory default),
the green indicator at the cabinet top is controlled by the
CALL (order wire call) signal.
XS3 Power supply lightning protection module socket
9.4.4 Connection
Figure 9-13 Cable Connections for the PDP (3000068)
9.4.5 Lightning Protection Module
Material Number
3578403R2A
128 Version: B
9 PDPs
Failure Indicator
The lightning protection module is equipped with a failure indicator LED. OFF
indicates normal status and solid red indicates failure.
Precautions for Replacing the Lightning Protection Module
Avoid replacing the module when it is powered as much as possible. However,

when you have to do so, use a screwdriver wrapped with insulating tapes.
The PDP power cables are used to introduce an external -48 V power supply to the
PDP inside the cabinet. One end of the cables is connected to the power distribution
cabinet in the equipment room and the other end is connected to the PDP at the top
of the cabinet.
Structure
Table 9-10 shows the power cables for the PDP (3000068).
Mappings Between Cable Diameters

and Lengths
u For a power cable shorter than 20 m,

-48 V (16 mm2)
the one with a cross-sectional area of
-48 V (25 mm2)
16 mm2 is recommended.
-48 V (35 mm2)
0 V (16 mm2)
0 V (25 mm2)
Note: The diameter of the PDP power
0 V (35 mm2)
cable depends on the cable length and
the current actually carried by the PDP,
and hence should be determined
according to the project configuration.
Version: B 129
Connection
Cable (blue) connecting to 1. Uninsulated ring Active external power -48 V input
the active -48 V power terminal connector (-48V_A) of the PDP
2. Bare wire
Cable (blue) connecting to 1. Uninsulated ring Standby external power -48 V input
the standby -48 V power terminal connector (-48V_B) of the PDP
2. Bare wire
1. Uninsulated ring Active external power 0 V input

terminal connector (0V_A) of the PDP
the active working ground of
Earth ground terminal of the active
the power supply in the
equipment room
1. Uninsulated ring Standby external power 0 V input

terminal connector (0V_B) of the PDP
the standby working ground
Earth ground terminal of the standby
of the power supply in the
equipment room
9.4.7 PDP Protection Earth Ground Cable
The PDP protection earth ground cable helps provide earth ground protection for
the PDP.
Structure
Figure 9-14 shows the protection earth ground cable for the PDP (3000068).
130 Version: B
9 PDPs
Figure 9-14 Protection Earth Ground Cable for the PDP (3000068)
Connection
Table 9-12 Connections of the PDP (3000068) Protection Earth Ground Cable

1. Uninsulated copper cord
Inner PE connector of the PDP
end terminal
2. Pre-insulation terminal Ground terminal of the cabinet protection earth ground
3. Bare wire Welded onto the PCB earth ground point before delivery
Version: B 131
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1 Documentation Guide .....................................................................................1

2 The AN6000-17 Subrack.................................................................................3

2.1 Appearance and Structure ................................................................4

2.2 Physical Parameters.........................................................................4

2.3 Slot Configuration .............................................................................6

2.4 Fan Unit............................................................................................7

3 The AN6000-15 Subrack...............................................................................10

3.1 Appearance and Structure .............................................................. 11

3.2 Physical Parameters....................................................................... 11

3.3 Slot Configuration ...........................................................................13

3.4 Fan Unit..........................................................................................14

4 The AN6000-7 Subrack ................................................................................17

4.1 Appearance and Structure ..............................................................18

4.2 Physical Parameters.......................................................................18

4.3 Slot Configuration ...........................................................................20

4.4 Fan Unit..........................................................................................21

5.1 Card Structure ................................................................................25

5.2 Card Overview................................................................................27

5.3 Core Switch Card............................................................................29

5.3.1 HSCA ...............................................................................29

5.4 Uplink Card.....................................................................................34

5.4.1 HU8A ...............................................................................34

5.5 Power Card ....................................................................................38

5.6 GPON Interface Card......................................................................39

5.7 10G EPON Interface Card...............................................................43

5.7.1 Comparison Between 10G EPON Interface Cards .............43

5.8 XG-PON Interface Card ..................................................................49

5.8.1 GX8A ...............................................................................49

5.9 PON Combo Interface Card ............................................................52

5.9.1 Comparison Between PON Combo Interface Cards...........53

5.10 Ethernet Interface Card...................................................................67

5.10.1 PXNA ...............................................................................67

5.11 Common Interface Card..................................................................70

5.11.1 CIOA ................................................................................70

6.1 Mappings Between Modules and Cards ..........................................74

6.2 PON Module...................................................................................75

6.2.1 GPON Optical Module ......................................................76

6.3 Ethernet Module .............................................................................79

6.3.1 GE Module .......................................................................79

7 Wires and Cables .........................................................................................82

7.1 Cable Overview ..............................................................................83

7.2 Power Cable...................................................................................83

7.3 Protection Earth Ground Cable .......................................................86

7.3.1 Subrack Protection Earth Ground Cable ............................86

7.4 Alarm Cable....................................................................................89

7.4.1 Alarm Cable for the Head of Row Cabinet .........................89

7.5 Fiber Jumper ..................................................................................91

7.6 Straight-Through Cable...................................................................93

7.7 Time Cable .....................................................................................94

7.8 Clock Cable ....................................................................................95

7.9 Serial Port Line ...............................................................................96

7.10 Dry Contact Cable ..........................................................................97

7.11 Environment Monitoring Unit Connection Cable...............................98

8.1 Cabinet Overview .........................................................................101