FONST 5000 U Series Packet Enhanced OTN Equipment Hardware Description 01

FONST 5000 U Series
Packet Enhanced OTN Equipment
Hardware Description
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January 2022
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Preface
This document introduces the hardware structure of the FONST 5000 U series. They are a
series of packet optical transport equipment based on a unified switching platform. The
document covers the structure, functions, signal flow, specifications and technical
parameters of cabinets, subracks, cards and cables.
This document is intended for marketing engineers, system engineers, technical support
engineers and maintenance engineers.
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Contents
1 Cabinet...........................................................................................................1
1.1 Cabinets.............................................................................................1
1.2 Equipment Layout...............................................................................2
1.2.1 FONST 5000 U60 .................................................................2

1.2.2 FONST 5000 U40 .................................................................4
1.2.3 FONST 5000 U30 .................................................................5
1.2.4 FONST 5000 U20 .................................................................6
1.2.5 FONST 5000 U10 .................................................................8
1.2.6 FONST 5000 U10E............................................................. 10
1.2.7 FONST 5000 U20E............................................................. 12
2 Subrack........................................................................................................ 15
2.1 FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ .......................................................................... 15
2.1.1 Appearance and Specifications.............................................. 16

2.1.2 Subrack Partitions and Slots.................................................. 17
2.1.3 Heat Dissipation Mode......................................................... 18
2.2 FONST 5000 U60 ............................................................................. 20
2.2.1 Appearance and Specification ............................................... 20

2.3 FONST 5000 U40 ............................................................................. 25

2.4 FONST 5000 U30 ............................................................................. 30

2.5 FONST 5000 U20 ............................................................................. 34

2.6 FONST 5000 U10 ............................................................................. 38

2.7 FONST 5000 U10E........................................................................... 41

2.8 FONST 5000 U20E........................................................................... 44

2.9 Fan Units ......................................................................................... 49
3 Management and Auxiliary Interfaces .......................................................... 53
3.1 Overview of Management and Auxiliary Interfaces................................ 53
3.2 Network Management Cards in the Electrical-Layer Subrack .................. 53
3.2.1 CCU (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ).................................................. 54

3.2.2 CCU (U60 / U40 / U30 / U20 / U10)...................................... 56
3.2.3 CCU (FONST 5000 U20E / U10E)........................................ 60
3.3 Auxiliary Terminal Boards ................................................................. 63
3.3.1 AIF (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ) ................................................... 63

3.3.2 AIF (U60) .......................................................................... 64
3.3.3 AIF (U40) .......................................................................... 66
3.3.4 AIF (U30 / U20 / U20E) ...................................................... 67
3.4 Management and Auxiliary Cables ...................................................... 69
3.4.1 Straight-Through Cable........................................................ 70

3.4.2 Clock Cable ....................................................................... 72
3.4.3 Time Cable......................................................................... 74
3.4.4 Signal Cable....................................................................... 74
3.4.5 The f Interface Cable ........................................................... 76
3.4.6 The f Interface Cable ........................................................... 77
3.4.7 Alarm Cable for the Head of Row Cabinet.............................. 78
3.4.8 Subrack Alarm Cable........................................................... 79
4 Power Supply ............................................................................................... 81
4.1 Power Supply of the FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ............................................. 81
4.1.1 PWR (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ) ................................................. 81

4.1.2 FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ Subrack Power Cable ............................. 83
4.1.3 FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ Protection Earth Ground Cable ................ 88
4.2 Power Supply of the FONST 5000 U60................................................ 88
4.2.1 PWR (U60) ........................................................................ 89

4.2.2 FONST 5000 U60 Subrack Power Cable ................................ 91
4.2.3 PDP .................................................................................. 91
4.2.4 PDP Power Cable................................................................ 92
4.2.5 FONST 5000 U60 Protection Earth Ground Cable ................... 92
4.3 Power Supply of the FONST 5000 U40 / U30 / U20 / U10 ..................... 92
4.3.1 PWR (U40 / U30 / U20 / U10) .............................................. 93

4.3.2 FONST 5000 U40 / U30 / U20 / U10 Subrack Power Cable...... 95
4.3.3 PDP .................................................................................. 96
4.3.4 PDP Power Cable................................................................ 96
4.3.5 FONST 5000 U40 / U30 / U20 / U10 Protection Earth Ground
Cable................................................................................. 96
4.4 Power Supply of the FONST 5000 U20E / U10E................................... 97
4.4.1 PWR (FONST 5000 U20E / U10E) ....................................... 97

4.4.2 FONST 5000 U20E / U10E Subrack Power Cable ................... 99
4.4.3 PDP ................................................................................ 100
4.4.4 PDP Power Cable.............................................................. 100
4.4.5 FONST 5000 U20E / U10E Protection Earth Ground Cable .... 101
4.5 PDP .............................................................................................. 101
4.5.1 PDP (3000068) ................................................................. 101

4.5.2 PDP (3000064) ................................................................. 107
4.5.3 PDP (3000082) ................................................................. 119
4.6 PDP Power Cable............................................................................ 123
4.6.1 PDP Power Cable.............................................................. 124

4.6.2 PDP Power Cable.............................................................. 125
4.6.3 PDP Power Cable.............................................................. 126
4.6.4 PDP Power Cable.............................................................. 126
4.6.5 PDP Power Cable.............................................................. 127
4.6.6 PDP Power Cable.............................................................. 128
4.7 Protection Earth Ground Cable.......................................................... 129
4.7.1 Subrack Protection Earth Ground Cable ............................... 129

4.7.2 Cabinet Protection Earth Ground Cable ................................ 130
4.7.4 PDP Protection Earth Ground Cable .................................... 132
4.7.5 Protection Earth Ground Cable............................................ 133
4.7.6 Subrack Protection Earth Ground Cable ............................... 133
5 Electrical-Layer Cards ................................................................................ 136
5.1 Tributary Cards............................................................................... 136
5.1.1 Overview of Tributary Cards .............................................. 136

5.1.2 xTN1............................................................................... 137
5.1.3 16TN1 (2202772) ............................................................. 141
5.1.4 xTN2............................................................................... 145
5.1.5 20TP2 ............................................................................. 149
5.1.6 xTN3............................................................................... 153
5.1.7 xTN4............................................................................... 156
5.1.8 16VS1 ............................................................................. 161
5.1.9 16TE2 ............................................................................. 166
5.1.10 12TN2G .......................................................................... 170
5.1.11 xTN4G ............................................................................ 175
5.1.12 20PP2.............................................................................. 179
5.1.13 2PP4 ............................................................................... 182
5.1.14 1TNC2 ............................................................................ 185
5.1.15 2TNC2 ............................................................................ 189
5.1.16 10TN50 ........................................................................... 192
5.2 Line Cards ..................................................................................... 196
5.2.1 Overview of Line Cards ..................................................... 196

5.2.2 xLN2............................................................................... 198
5.2.3 12LU2............................................................................. 202
5.2.4 xLN4............................................................................... 206
5.2.5 xLU4............................................................................... 210
5.2.6 xLNC2 ............................................................................ 215
5.2.7 1LNC4 ............................................................................ 220
5.2.8 1LN4C2 .......................................................................... 224
5.2.9 1LUC2 ............................................................................ 228
5.2.10 10IL2 .............................................................................. 232
5.2.11 BMD2 / BMD2P / BMD2PP .............................................. 236
5.3 Cross-Connect Cards ....................................................................... 239
5.3.1 UXU2 ............................................................................. 239

5.3.2 LUXU ............................................................................. 244
5.3.3 UXU3 ............................................................................. 247
6 System Auxiliary Components.................................................................... 252
6.1 DCM............................................................................................. 252
6.2 Fiber Jumpers ................................................................................. 253
7 Optical Modules ......................................................................................... 255
7.1 Specifications of the Client-Side Optical Modules................................ 255
7.2 Specifications of the Line-Side Optical Module ................................... 274

1 Cabinet
This chapter introduces the cabinets used by the FONST 5000 U series.
1.1 Cabinets
This section introduces all the cabinets used by the FONST 5000 U series.
Table 1-1 Cabinet Appearance
21-inch 680 mm-

21-inch 340 mm-deep 19-inch 600 mm-deep
deep Cabinet
Cabinet (Installed with FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ Cabinet (Installed with
Name (Installed with
Rear Vertical Mounting Integrated Cabinet Front Vertical Mounting
Middle Vertical
Flanges) Flanges)
Mounting Flanges)
Appearance
FONST 5000 U10 FONST 5000 U10

FONST 5000 U20 FONST 5000 U20
Applicable
FONST 5000 U30 FONST 5000 U30 FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ FONST 5000 U20E
subrack
FONST 5000 U10E FONST 5000 U40
FONST 5000 U20E FONST 5000 U60
Note 1: With the PDP function integrated with power cards, the FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ can be electrified after its external power
connectors are directly connected with power cards.
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Table 1-2 Cabinet Specifications
Cabinet Model Dimensions (H × W × D) (mm)

404000282 1600 × 600 × 340
21-inch 340 mm-deep cabinet (installed with rear vertical 404000283 2000 × 600 × 340
mounting flanges) 404000284 2200 × 600 × 340
404000285 2600 × 600 × 340
404000305 1600 × 600 × 680
21-inch 680 mm-deep cabinet (installed with middle 404000306 2000 × 600 × 680
vertical mounting flanges) 404000307 2200 × 600 × 680
404000308 2600 × 600 × 680
FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ integrated cabinet N/A 2200 × 600 × 680
4102597 2000 × 600 × 600
19-inch 600 mm-deep cabinet (installed with front
4102598 2200 × 600 × 600
vertical mounting flanges)
4102599 2600 × 600 × 600
Note 1: 1U = 44.45 mm
1.2 Equipment Layout
This section introduces the equipment layout of the FONST 5000 U series.
1.2.1 FONST 5000 U60
When assembling subracks in a cabinet, comply with the following requirements during
layout planning.
u The "Empty" parts in the figures below are reserved for air cooling and should not be
occupied.
u Install the subracks first and then the air deflector units.
u Ensure that the environment temperature is lower than 45℃ on a short term basis, and
should not exceed 40℃ in a long term.
u If air deflector units are configured, install COTP subracks from the bottom up;
otherwise, install the COTP subracks from the top down (you can install the COTP
subracks following the sequence numbers in the related equipment layout figure).
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1 Cabinet
Figure 1-1 Equipment Layout of the FONST 5000 U60 Installed in a 2200 mm-High Cabinet
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(Including Air Deflector Units)
1.2.2 FONST 5000 U40
layout planning.
u The "Empty" parts in the figure below are reserved for air cooling and should not be
occupied.
u Install subracks from the top down.
u When all COTP subracks are installed with optical-layer cards, use the PDP 3000082-
2BB. Otherwise, use the PDP 3000082-2BA.
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1 Cabinet
u In a 2200 mm-high and 680 mm-deep cabinet, configure one COTP subrack at the
front and rear sides respectively for each U40 subrack, in which case DCM modules
should not be used. When the COTP subracks 1 and 2 are configured with cards of
100G rate or beyond, the environmental temperature should be lower than 35℃ in a
long term, and should not exceed 40℃ in a short term.
1.2.3 FONST 5000 U30
layout planning.
u The empty spaces in the figure below are reserved for air cooling, and should not be
occupied.
u Install subracks from the top down.
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1.2.4 FONST 5000 U20
layout planning.
u The "Empty" parts in the figures below are reserved for air cooling and should not be
occupied.
u Install the subracks first and then the air deflector units, and lay out the wires and
cables.
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1 Cabinet
u In a 2200 mm-high and 340 mm-deep cabinet, configure one COTP subrack for each
U20 subrack, in which case DCM modules should not be used. When a COTP subrack
is configured with any card of 100G rate or beyond, the environmental temperature
should be lower than 35℃ in a long term, and should not exceed 40℃ in a short term.
u In a 2200 mm-high and 680mm-deep cabinet, configure three COTP subracks for each
U20 subrack, in which case DCM modules should not be used. The temperature
should be lower than 35℃ for long-term operations and should not exceed 40℃ for
short-term operations.
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(Including Air Deflector Units)
1.2.5 FONST 5000 U10
layout planning.
u The Empty parts in the figure below are reserved for air cooling, and should not be
occupied.
u Install the subracks first and then the air deflector units.
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1 Cabinet
(Including an Air Deflector Unit)
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1.2.6 FONST 5000 U10E
This section introduces the equipment configuration principles and typical layout of the
FONST 5000 U10E.
u The FONST 5000 U10E can be installed in a 21-inch 340 mm-deep or 21-inch 680
mm-deep cabinet.
u This section uses a 21-inch 2200 mm-high cabinet as an example for introducing the
typical layout. The 680 mm-deep cabinet can be taken as two back-to-back 340 mm-
deep cabinets.
u Install the COTP subracks from the top down.
u For a double-sided cabinet, do not use the rear side until the front side is fully
occupied.
u During equipment installation, install the power card(s) and the fan unit first, perform
the power-on test, and then install other cards.
u The temperature shall be no higher than 40℃ for long-term operations and no higher
than 45℃ for short-term operations. If the heat dissipation space is small, the
temperature shall be 35℃ (maximum) for long-term operations and 40℃ (maximum)
for short-term operations
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1 Cabinet
Figure 1-9 Equipment Layout of the FONST 5000 U10E Installed in a 2200 mm-High Cabinet
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1.2.7 FONST 5000 U20E
This section introduces the equipment configuration principles and typical layout of the
FONST 5000 U20E.
u The FONST 5000 U20E can be installed in a 19-inch 600 mm-deep, 21-inch 340 mm-
deep or 21-inch 680 mm-deep cabinet.
u This section uses 19-inch 2200 mm-high and 21-inch 2200 mm-high cabinets as
examples for introducing the typical layouts of the cabinets. The 680 mm-deep cabinet
can be taken as two back-to-back 340 mm-deep cabinets.
u For a double-sided cabinet, do not use the rear side until the front side is fully
occupied.
u During equipment installation, install the power card(s) and the fan unit first, perform
the power-on test, and then install other cards.
u When a 19-inch 600 mm-deep cabinet is installed, the fiber spools on the left and right
sides cannot be installed as this type of cabinet is installed in the front vertical
mounting flange mode. You need to install an independent fiber spool at the back of
the cabinet. The material code of the fiber spool is 405000285R1A.
u When installing the equipment in a 19-inch 600 mm-deep cabinet, move the front
vertical mounting flanges backward by 100 mm.
u The temperature shall be no higher than 40℃ for long-term operations and no higher
than 45℃ for short-term operations. If the heat dissipation space is small, the
temperature shall not exceed 35℃ for long-term operations and not exceed 40℃ for
short-term operations.
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1 Cabinet
Figure 1-10 Equipment Layout of the FONST 5000 U20E Installed in a 19-inch 2200 mm-High
Cabinet
Cabinet (Including an Air Deflector Unit)
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Cabinet
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2 Subrack
This chapter introduces the structure, slot distribution, fan unit, heat dissipation and power
consumption of the subrack.
2.1 FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ
This section introduces the FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ subrack which is integrated with an cabinet.
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2.1.1 Appearance and Specifications
Subrack Appearance
Figure 2-1 Appearance of the FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ Subrack
Specifications
Table 2-1 Specifications of the FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ Subrack (Integrated Cabinet Included)
Item Specification
Dimensions (H × W × D) (mm) 2200 × 600 × 680
Weight (empty chassis, equipped with a backplane and a fan
270.3
unit) (kg)
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2.1.2 Subrack Partitions and Slots
The FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ integrated subrack is three-layered and double-sided. Figure 2-2
shows the slot distribution.
Figure 2-2 Slot Distribution of the Integrated FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ Subrack
Table 2-2 Slot Description
Composition Slot Description
64 service slots 1-64 House all the tributary and line cards.
2 slots for system control

65, 66 Slots dedicated for system control cards
cards
16 slots for cross-connect
67-82 Slots dedicated for cross-connect cards
cards
2 slots for AIF cards 83, 84 Slots dedicated for AIF1 / AIF2 cards
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Table 2-2 Slot Description (Continued)

As shown in the figure above, the power cards supply power to
the area of the same color as the cards themselves. The details are
described as follows:
u Power card in slot 85: Supply power to slots 65 to 73, 83, 84,
5 slots for active power cards 85-89 106 and 107.
u Power cards in slots 86 and 87: Supply power to slots 17 to
32, and 105.
16, and 108.
As shown in the figure above, the power cards supply power to
the area of the same color as the cards themselves. The details are
described as follows:
u Power card in slot 95: Supply power to slots 74 to 82, 110,
5 slots for active power cards 95-99 and 111.
64, and 109.
48, and 112.
5 slots for standby power
90-94 Work in 1+1 backup mode with power cards in slots 85 to 89.
cards
5 slots for standby power
100-104 Work in 1+1 backup mode with power cards in slots 95 to 99.
cards
2.1.3 Heat Dissipation Mode
To dissipate heat of the cards, the FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ subrack works in the forced air
cooling mode with a single-sided π-shaped air duct. Specifically, for the upper-layer service
cards, the air is blown out of the subrack from the top; for the lower-layer service cards, the
air is blown out of the subrack from the bottom; for middle-layer cross-connect cards, the
air is drawn into the subrack via the hole area in the middle of the panel. The upper and
lower air ducts are independent of each other. Figure 2-3 shows the heat dissipation mode.
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Figure 2-3 Heat Dissipation of the FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ Subrack
Warning:
u To ensure normal heat dissipation of the system, a card must be replaced

within 5 minutes.
u Vacant slots are prohibited. If service cards are not required, insert dummy
panels to ensure normal heat dissipation of the system.
u If a fan failure alarm occurs, replace the fan unit as soon as possible.
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2.2 FONST 5000 U60
This section introduces the FONST 5000 U60 subrack.
2.2.1 Appearance and Specification
Subrack Appearance
Figure 2-4 Appearance of the FONST 5000 U60 Subrack
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2 Subrack
Specification
Table 2-3 Specifications of the FONST 5000 U60 Subrack
Item Specification
Note 1
Weight (empty chassis, equipped with a backplane and fan
107.6
units) (kg)
Note 1: The subrack width excludes the width of the mounting ear and the rear cover plate.
The FONST 5000 U60 subrack is three-layered and double-sided. Figure 2-5 shows the slot
distribution.
Figure 2-5 Slot Distribution of the FONST 5000 U60 Subrack
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2 slots for control cards 01, 02 Slots dedicated for control cards
9 slots for cross-connect
05-08, 84-88 Slots dedicated for cross-connect cards
cards
1 slot for an AIF card 03 A slot dedicated for the AIF card
Work in mutual 1+1 backup mode.
Power supply description: As shown in the figure above, the
91, 92 power cards in these slots supply power to the area of the same
color as the power cards themselves, which includes slots 16 to
23, 11 and 14.
41.
09, 12, 13, 24, 42, and 69.
16 slots for power cards
47, and slots 64 to 68.
31, 48 to 53, 83, 89, 90, and 110.
88, 108 and 109.
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63, and 107.
79.
The FONST 5000 U60 subrack works in the forced air cooling mode, where a cooling fan
draws external air and blows air out of the subrack. This forms an air duct from bottom to
top. In this manner, the positive pressure exists in the equipment to minimize dust
accumulation. Figure 2-6 shows the heat dissipation mode.
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Figure 2-6 Heat Dissipation of the FONST 5000 U60 Subrack
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2 Subrack
Warning:

within 5 minutes.
2.3 FONST 5000 U40
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Subrack Appearance
Specification
Item Specification
Note 1
87
units) (kg)
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2 Subrack
The FONST 5000 U40 subrack is double-layered and double-sided. Figure 2-8 shows the
slot distribution.
8 slots for cross-connect cards 57-64 Slots dedicated for cross-connect cards
2 slots for AIF cards 53, 54 Slots dedicated for AIF1 / AIF2 cards
Power supply description: As shown in the figure above, the power
65, 66 cards in these slots supply power to the area of the same color as
the power cards themselves, which includes slots 01 to 06, 53, 54,
16 slots for power cards 55 to 58 and the upper fan unit slot at the front of the subrack.

67, 68
cards in these slots supply power to the area of the same color as
the power cards themselves, which includes slots 13 to 19.
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69, 70

the power cards themselves, which includes slots 07 to 12, 59, 60
and the lower fan unit slot at the front of the subrack.
and the upper fan unit slot at the back of the subrack.

75, 76

77, 78

and the lower fan unit slot at the back of the subrack.
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2 Subrack
Warning:

within 5 minutes.
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2.4 FONST 5000 U30
Subrack Appearance
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2 Subrack
Specification
Item Specification
Note 1
66.2
units) (kg)
The FONST 5000 U30 subrack is three-layered and single-sided. Figure 2-11 shows the slot
distribution.
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2 slots for AIF cards 49, 50 Slots dedicated for AIF cards
Power supply description: As shown in the figure above,
the power cards in these slots supply power to the area of
51, 52
the same color as the power cards themselves, which
includes slots 17 to 20, 41 to 45, 49, 50 and the upper and
lower fan unit slots.
53, 54 the power cards in these slots supply power to the area of
includes slots 01 to 14.
55, 56 the power cards in these slots supply power to the area of
includes slots 25 to 38.
the power cards in these slots supply power to the area of
57, 58
includes slots 15, 16, 21 to 24, 39, 40, 46 to 48, and the
upper fan unit slot.
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2 Subrack
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Warning:

within 5 minutes.
2.5 FONST 5000 U20
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2 Subrack
Subrack Appearance
Specification
Item Specification
Note 1
45.8
units) (kg)
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The FONST 5000 U20 subrack is double-layered and single-sided. Figure 2-14 shows the
slot distribution.
06, 27 to 30, 33 and the upper fan unit slot.
19.
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26.
12, 31, 32, 34, and the lower fan unit slot.
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Warning:

within 5 minutes.
2.6 FONST 5000 U10
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2 Subrack
Subrack Appearance
Specification
Item Specification
Dimensions (H × W × D)Note 1 (mm) 535 × 566 × 295
25.1
units) (kg)
The FONST 5000 U10 subrack is single-layered and single-sided. Figure 2-17 shows the
slot distribution.
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2 slots for cross-connect cards 15, 16 Slots dedicated for cross-connect cards
Slots dedicated for power cards; these two power cards work in
2 slots for power cards 17, 18
mutual 1+1 backup mode and supply power to the subrack.
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2 Subrack
Warning:

within 5 minutes.
2.7 FONST 5000 U10E
This section introduces the FONST 5000 U10E subrack.
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Subrack Appearance
Figure 2-19 Appearance of the FONST 5000 U10E Subrack
Specification
Table 2-13 Specifications of the FONST 5000 U10E Subrack
Item Specification
Dimensions (H × W × D)Note 1 (mm) 541 × 492.3 × 295
30
units) (kg)
The FONST 5000 U10E subrack is single-layered and single-sided. Figure 2-20 shows the
slot distribution.
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Figure 2-20 Slot Distribution of the FONST 5000 U10E Subrack
Slots dedicated for power cards; these two power cards work in
2 slots for power cards 18, 19
mutual 1+1 backup mode and supply power to the subrack.
The FONST 5000 U10E subrack works in the forced air cooling mode, where a cooling fan
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Figure 2-21 Heat Dissipation of the FONST 5000 U10E Subrack
Warning:

within 5 minutes.
2.8 FONST 5000 U20E
This section introduces the FONST 5000 U20E subrack.
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Subrack Appearance
Figure 2-22 Appearance of the FONST 5000 U20E Subrack
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Specification
Table 2-15 Specifications of the FONST 5000 U20E Subrack
Item Specification
Note 1
40
units) (kg)
The FONST 5000 U20E subrack is single-layered and single-sided. Figure 2-23 shows the
slot distribution.
Figure 2-23 Slot Distribution of the FONST 5000 U20E Subrack
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2 Subrack
As shown in the figure above, the power cards supply power to the
areas of the same color as the cards. The details are described as
follows:
4 slots for active power cards 35-38 u Power cards in slots 35 and 36: Supply power to slots 11 to 22, 27
and 28, 33 and 34, and the upper fan unit slot.
u Power cards in slots 37 and 38: Supply power to slots 01 to 10, 29
to 32, and the lower fan unit slot.
4 slots for standby power cards 39-42 Work in 1+1 backup mode with power cards in slots 35 to 38.
The FONST 5000 U20E subrack works in the forced air cooling mode, where a cooling fan
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Figure 2-24 Heat Dissipation of the FONST 5000 U20E Subrack
Warning:

within 5 minutes.
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2.9 Fan Units
This section introduces fan units used on the FONST 5000 U series subracks.
Appearance
Table 2-17 Appearance of Fan Units
Appearance Applicable Subrack
FONST 5000 U60 II

subrack
FONST 5000 U60 / U40 /

U30 / U20 / U10 / U10E
subrack
FONST 5000 U20E subrack
Function
A fan unit provides heat dissipation for the equipment. Its running status can be controlled
through the EMS. In intelligent mode, the fan unit can adjust its rotating speed
automatically according to the heat dissipation of the card, so that the equipment works
properly under a stable ambient temperature. The UE series fan units support remote
upgrade.
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A fan unit can work in intelligent or manual mode.
u Intelligent: automatically adjusts the fan rotation speed based on the temperature
reported by each card of the equipment.
u Manual: works at the speed level set on the EMS, including full speed, high speed, low
speed, and OFF.
Warning:
In manual mode, fans are running at a fixed rotating speed, which cannot be
adjusted according to the feedback. During normal operation of the equipment,
make sure that the fan unit is in the intelligent mode.
Indicators
Fan indicators on the front panel indicate working states of a fan unit.
Table 2-18 Indicators on Fan Units
Sign Meaning Description

ON (green): The power supply is properly connected.
ACT Working state indicator
OFF: The power supply input fails.
ON (red): The fan unit is faulty.

ALM Alarm indicator
OFF: The fan unit is running properly.
Safety Signs
Safety signs on fan units prohibit operators from touching fan blades when the fans are
rotating at high speed.
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2 Subrack
Table 2-19 Safety Signs on Fan Units
Sign Applicable Subrack Meaning Location
FONST 5000 U60 / U40 / U30 / U20 Fan unit safety warning
/ U10 subrack sign, reminding that
FONST 5000 U60 II subrack operators should not

touch the rotating fan
Located on the
blades. To remove a fan
fan unit panel.
unit, pull it out 5 cm,
FONST 5000 U10E / U20E subrack wait for one minute, and
then remove it from the
subrack completely.
Dimensions
Table 2-20 Dimensions of Fan Units
Type Dimensions (H × W ×D) (mm)
Fan unit of the FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ subrack 42 × 484.3 × 280

Fan unit of the FONST 5000 U60 / U40 / U30 / U20 / U10
40 × 484.3 × 279
/ U10E subrack
Fan unit of the FONST 5000 U20E subrack 41 × 434 × 269
Weight
Table 2-21 Weight of Fan Units
Type Weight (kg)
Fan unit of the FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ subrack 5.0

Fan unit of the FONST 5000 U60 / U40 / U30 / U20 / U10
4.4
/ U10E subrack
Fan unit of the FONST 5000 U20E subrack 5.0
Power Consumption
Table 2-22 Power Consumption of Fan Units
Subrack Power Consumption (W)
At room temperature: 50
Fan unit of the FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ subrack
Maximum: 450
Fan unit of the FONST 5000 U60 / U40 / U30 / U20 / U10 At room temperature: 50
/ U10E subrack Maximum: 450
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Table 2-22 Power Consumption of Fan Units (Continued)
Subrack Power Consumption (W)
At room temperature: 80
Fan unit of the FONST 5000 U20E subrack
Maximum: 460
Note 1: Power consumption at room temperature refers to the power consumed when the equipment
with the typical service configuration operates at room temperature (23 ± 2ºC) and fans operate
at a duty cycle of 30%.
Note 2: Maximum power consumption refers to the power consumed when the equipment with the
maximum power consumption configuration operates at a high temperature (>45ºC) and fans
operate at the maximum speed.
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3 Management and Auxiliary Interfaces
The management and auxiliary interfaces mainly reside on the network management cards
and AIF cards, with only a few on the OSC series cards.
3.1 Overview of Management and Auxiliary

Interfaces
Table 3-1 Mappings Between Subracks and Management and Auxiliary Cards
Network Management
Subrack AIF Series OSC Series
Card
AIF1
FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ CCU
AIF2
FONST 5000 U60 AIF
AIF1
FONST 5000 U40
AIF2
CCU OSC
FONST 5000 U30
AIF
FONST 5000 U20
FONST 5000 U10 N/A
FONST 5000 U20E AIF
CCU
FONST 5000 U10E N/A
3.2 Network Management Cards in the Electrical-

Layer Subrack
Table 3-2 Mappings Between Electrical-Layer Subracks and Network Management Cards
Subrack Network Management Card
FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ CCU (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)

FONST 5000 U60
FONST 5000 U40
FONST 5000 U30 CCU (U60 / U40 / U30 / U20 / U10)
FONST 5000 U20
FONST 5000 U10
FONST 5000 U20E
CCU (U20E / U10E)
FONST 5000 U10E
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3.2.1 CCU (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
Working together with the network management system, the network management card
manages all the cards in the equipment to enable intercommunication between different NEs.
3.2.1.1 Functions of the CCU Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
Table 3-3 Functions of the CCU Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
Function Description
u Mainly performs core functions such as NE management, control plane functions, EMS and
control plane networking, clock distribution and APS switching control.
u EMU function: Performs NE management and MCN construction. Performs configuration, fault,
performance and security management on the equipment, and saves management information on
behalf of the management system.
u ACU function: Supports running the control plane software and achieves various functions
Basic function required by the ASON control plane.
u SCU function: Routes the SCC signals and constructs the SCN (signaling communication network)
for transmitting the control plane signaling; adopts the IP protocol to construct an SCN used for
transmitting the control plane signaling; supports fast route switching.
u Overhead processing: Processes the Ethernet overheads sent by each card, including the SSM and
MCC / SCC overheads.
u Supports the 1588 clock function.
GCC communication Supports GCC communication.
Backup scheme 1+1 hot backup scheme
u Provides stratum-3 clock sources externally.

Clock function
u Supports backing up the external input clock and output clock.
Subrack cascading Supports cascading with the EFCU card.
Electrical-layer
Supported
ASON
u Synchronizes the EMS data and processes the DCN packets, so that the management and
configuration data sent from the EMS can be delivered to the NE cards.
u Monitors card status, and periodically collects the alarm and performance data of the card and
System control
reports them to the EMS.
u Monitors the status of the fan and the power card, and provides the fan management function.
u Backs up NE data and processes various types of protocol packets.
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3.2.1.2 Front Panel of the CCU Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
Figure 3-1 Front Panel of the CCU Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
Table 3-4 Indicators / Ports / Buttons on the Front Panel

Blinking quickly (four times per second): The card is incorrectly configured.
ACT Working state indicator Blinking slowly (once per second): The card is working properly.
OFF: The card is working abnormally. Usually, the card is faulty.
OFF: No urgent alarm is reported or all urgent alarms are blocked.

UA Urgent alarm indicator
ON (red): An urgent alarm (critical or major alarm) occurs on this card.
OFF: No non-urgent alarm occurs on this card or all non-urgent alarms are
NUA Non-urgent alarm indicator blocked.
ON (yellow): A non-urgent alarm (minor alarm) occurs on this card.
Blinking: The card communicates properly with its built-in BMU or the card
software is being upgraded.
Not blinking: The card has not received any responses from the BMU or the
SBUS BMU response indicator
card is standby.
Blinking at an irregular frequency: Communication between the card and a
certain BMU is abnormal.
Control plane
SCC Blinking: The SCC is in communication.
communication indicator
Network management
MCC channel communication Blinking: The MCC is in communication.
indicator
FREE FREE (ON): The clock is in free running mode.
Clock working state
LOCK LOCK (ON): The clock is in locked mode.
indicator
HOLD HOLD (ON): The clock is in holdover mode.
External clock input / output Standard clock synchronization port for inputting / outputting external clock
CLK
port synchronization signals
Input / output port for

TOD Processes 1PPS+TOD signals.
external time signals
Generally connects to the serial port of the computer installed with the LCT
f Local monitoring port
software.
Inputs / outputs EMS monitoring information and generally connects to the
F Network management port
EMS computer.
SIG Control plane port Used for communication extension between control planes.
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Table 3-4 Indicators / Ports / Buttons on the Front Panel (Continued)

Intra-NE subrack
Used for communication extension between subracks within an NE;
communication extension
COM generally, connects to the COM port on the corresponding card in another
port / software debugging
subrack.
port
The RSTNote 1 is a spring return buttonNote 2. Pressing this button will reset
the card.
RST Reset button
Do not press this button unless necessary, especially when the equipment is
working properly.
Note 1: The RST is a hidden button and thus requires a threadlike tool such as a nib or needle for pressing it.
Note 2: The spring return button can automatically recover after being pressed down.
3.2.1.3 Specifications of the CCU Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
Mechanical Specifications
Table 3-5 Mechanical Specifications of the CCU Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
Panel Dimensions (H × W)
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
CCU (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ) 465 × 30 2.5
Power Consumption
Table 3-6 Power Consumption of the CCU Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
Card Typical Power Consumption (W)
CCU (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ) 73
3.2.2 CCU (U60 / U40 / U30 / U20 / U10)
Working together with the network management system, the network management card
manages all the cards in the equipment to enable intercommunication between different NEs.
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3.2.2.1 Functions of the CCU Card (U60 / U40 / U30 / U20 / U10)
Table 3-7 Functions and Features of the CCU Card (U60 / U40 / U30 / U20 / U10)
u Mainly performs core functions such as NE management, control plane

functions, EMS and control plane networking, clock distribution and APS
switching control.
u EMU function: Manages NEs and constructs MCNs; performs configuration,
fault, performance and security management for the equipment, and saves
management information on behalf of the management system.
u ACU function: Runs the control plane software and achieves various functions
required by the ASON control plane.
Basic function
u SCU function: Routes the SCC signals and constructs an SCN (signaling
communication network) for transmitting the control plane signaling based on
the IP protocol; supports fast route switching.
u Overhead processing: Processes Ethernet overheads sent by cards, including
the SSM and MCC / SCC overheads.
u The two-core CCU card supports basic CCU functions.
u The four-core CCU card supports 1588 clock functions and hybrid
transmission of two or three services in addition to basic CCU functions.
GCC
Supports GCC communication.
communication
Backup scheme 1+1 hot backup

Clock function
u Backs up the external input clock and output clock.
Subrack
Supports cascading with the EFCU card.
cascading
Electrical-layer
Supported
ASON
u Synchronizes the EMS data and processes the DCN packets, so that the
management and configuration data sent from the EMS can be delivered to the
NE cards.
System control u Monitors status of cards, and periodically collects their alarm and performance
data and reports it to the EMS.
u Monitors status of fans and power cards, and manages fans.
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3.2.2.2 Front Panel of the CCU Card (U60 / U40 / U30 / U20 / U10)
Figure 3-2 Front Panel of the Two-Core CCU Card (U60 / U40 / U30 / U20 / U10)
Figure 3-3 Front Panel of the Four-Core CCU Card (U60 / U40 / U30 / U20 / U10)

ACT Working status indicator Blinking slowly (once per second): The card is working properly.

ON (red): An urgent alarm (critical or major alarm) occurs on this card.
OFF: No non-urgent alarm occurs on this card or all non-urgent alarms are
Blinking: The card communicates properly with the BMU inside the card or
the card software is being upgraded.
card is standby.
SCC communication
SCC Blinking: The SCC (control plane signaling channel) is in communication.
indicator
MCC communication
MCC Blinking: The MCC (network management channel) is in communication.
indicator
FREE FREE: ON means that the clock is in the free running mode.
Clock working status
LOCK LOCK: ON means that the clock is in the locked mode.
indicator
HOLD HOLD: ON means that the clock is in the holdover mode.
Input / output port for Standard clock synchronization port; inputs / outputs external clock
CLK
external clock signals synchronization signals.

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Input port for monitoring
Inputs signals to be monitored.
MON external switch ON/OFF
Generally connects to the user's monitored equipment.
events
Output port for controlling
Outputs control signals.
CTR external switch ON/OFF
Generally connects to the user's environment monitors.
events
ALM Subrack alarm output port Generally connects to the alarm port on the PDP.
Generally connects to the serial port of the computer installed with the LCT
software.
EMS computer.
Intra-NE subrack
COM generally, connects to the COM port of the corresponding card in another
port and software debugging
subrack.
port
When this button is pressed down, the current alarm alert is muted. And the
system will not generate an alert since then even if the NE reports an alarm.
RING OFF Ring-off button
When this button is released, the system will generate an audio alert when
the NE is alarmed.
The RSTNote 1 is a spring return buttonNote 2. Press it to reset the card.
RST Reset button Do not press this button unless necessary, especially when the equipment is
working properly.
Active/standby switching
SW Press it to deactivate a card. This button only works for active cards.
button
3.2.2.3 Specifications of the CCU Card (U60 / U40 / U30 / U20 / U10)
Table 3-9 Mechanical Specifications of the CCU Card (U60 / U40 / U30 / U20 / U10)
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
CCU (U60 / U40 / U30 / U20 /

307 × 27.5 1.04
U10)
Version: 01 59
Power Consumption
Table 3-10 Power Consumption of the CCU Card (U60 / U40 / U30 / U20 / U10)
CCU (U60 / U40 / U30 / U20 / U10) 40
3.2.3 CCU (FONST 5000 U20E / U10E)
The network management card cooperates with the network management system to manage
all cards in the equipment and enable mutual communication between NEs.
3.2.3.1 Functions of the CCU Card (FONST 5000 U20E / U10E)
Table 3-11 Functions and Features of the CCU Card (FONST 5000 U20E / U10E)
u EMU function: Manages NEs and constructs MCNs.

u ACU function: Runs the control plane software and achieves various functions required by the ASON
control plane.
Basic function u SCU function: Adopts the IP protocol to construct an SCN used for transmitting the control plane
signaling; supports fast route switching.
u Overhead processing: Processes Ethernet overheads sent by cards, including the SSM and MCC / SCC
overheads.
Clock function
u Backs up the external input clock and output clock.
u Synchronizes the EMS data and processes the DCN packets, so that the management and configuration
data sent from the EMS can be delivered to the NE cards.
System u Monitors status of cards, and periodically collects their alarm and performance data and reports it to the
control EMS.
u Monitors status of fans and power cards, and manages fans.
u 1+1 hot backup

Protection
u Broadcast protection
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3.2.3.2 Front Panel of the CCU Card (FONST 5000 U20E / U10E)
Figure 3-4 Front Panel of the CCU Card (FONST 5000 U20E / U10E)

ACT Working status indicator Blinking slowly (once per second): The card is working properly.

ON (red): An urgent alarm (critical or major alarm) occurs on the card.
OFF: No non-urgent alarms occur on this card or all non-urgent alarms are
Blinking: The card communicates properly with the BMU inside the card or
the card software is being upgraded.
card is standby.
SCC communication
SCC Blinking: The SCC (control plane signaling channel) is in communication.
indicator
MCC communication
MCC Blinking: The MCC (network management channel) is in communication.
indicator
FREE FREE: ON means that the clock is in the free running mode.
Clock working status
LOCK LOCK: ON means that the clock is in the locked mode.
indicator
HOLD HOLD: ON means that the clock is in the holdover mode.
CLK

Input port for monitoring

Inputs signals to be monitored.
MON external switch ON/OFF
Generally, connects to the user's monitored equipment.
events
Output port for controlling
Outputs control signals.
CTR external switch ON/OFF
Generally, connects to the user's environment monitors.
events
ALM Subrack alarm output port Generally, connects to the alarm port on the PDP.
Version: 01 61

Generally, connects to the serial port of the computer installed with the LCT
software.
EMS computer.
Intra-NE subrack
COM generally, connects to the COM port of the corresponding card in another
port and software debugging
subrack.
port
When this button is pressed down, the current alarm alert is muted. And the
system will not generate an alert since then even if the NE reports an alarm.
RING OFF Ring-off button
When this button is released, the system generates an alert if the NE reports
an alarm.
The RSTNote 1 is a spring return buttonNote 2. Press it to reset the card.
RST Reset button Do not press this button unless necessary, especially when the equipment is
working properly.
3.2.3.3 Specifications of the CCU Card (FONST 5000 U20E / U10E)
Table 3-13 Mechanical Specifications of the CCU Card (FONST 5000 U20E / U10E)
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
CCU (FONST 5000 U20E / U10E) 407 × 30 2.2
Power Consumption
Table 3-14 Power Consumption of the CCU Card (FONST 5000 U20E / U10E)
CCU (FONST 5000 U20E / U10E) 73.8
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3.3 Auxiliary Terminal Boards
Table 3-15 Mappings Between Subracks and Auxiliary Terminal Boards
Subrack Auxiliary Terminal Board

AIF1
FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ
AIF2
FONST 5000 U60 AIF
AIF1
FONST 5000 U40
AIF2
FONST 5000 U30
FONST 5000 U20 AIF
FONST 5000 U20E
FONST 5000 U10 N/A
FONST 5000 U10E N/A
3.3.1 AIF (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
The AIF card provides various auxiliary extension interfaces.
3.3.1.1 Front Panel of the AIF Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
Figure 3-5 Front Panel of the AIF1 Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
Figure 3-6 Front Panel of the AIF2 Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
Table 3-16 Ports on the Front Panel
Sign Meaning Description Port Type
External clock input / Standard clock synchronization port; inputs / outputs

CLK RJ45Note 1
output port external clock synchronization signals.
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Table 3-16 Ports on the Front Panel (Continued)

External switch ON/OFF Generally, connects to the user equipment to be
MON
event monitor input port monitored.
Output port of the rack-
AOR Generally, connects to the rack-top alarm indicator.
top alarm indicator
RJ11
Alarm output port of the Generally, connects to the alarm port of the head of row
AOC
head of row cabinet cabinet.
Note 1: An RJ-45 port on the panel of the auxiliary terminal board is provided with yellow and green indicators. When the
yellow indicator is ON or blinking, the port is linked up or sending data. When the green one is ON or blinking, the
port is linked up or receiving data.
3.3.1.2 Specifications of the AIF Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
Table 3-17 Mechanical Specifications of the AIF Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
AIF1 (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ) 172 × 29 0.5

AIF2 (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ) 172 × 29 0.5
Power Consumption
Table 3-18 Power Consumption of the AIF Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
AIF1 (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ) 4.92

AIF2 (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ) 4.92
3.3.2 AIF (U60)
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3.3.2.1 Front Panel of the AIF Card (U60)
Figure 3-7 Front Panel of the AIF Card (U60)
Table 3-19 Description of the Front Panel

Input / output port for Standard time synchronization port; inputs / outputs 1588 time
TOD
external time signals synchronization signals.
CKIO
Network management Inputs and outputs network management monitoring information

F
port and usually connects to the computer installed with the EMS.
SIG Control plane port Used for communication extension between the control planes.
External switch ON/

MON OFF event monitor Generally, connects to the user equipment to be monitored. RJ45Note 1
input port
Intra-NE subrack
communication Used for communication extension between subracks within an NE
COM extension port and and generally connected to the COM port of the corresponding card
software debugging in another subrack.
port
Subrack alarm output

ALM Generally, it is connected to the alarm port on the PDP.
port
Note 1: Each RJ-45 port on the panel of the auxiliary terminal board is provided with yellow and green indicators. When the
3.3.2.2 Specifications of the AIF Card (U60)
Table 3-20 Mechanical Specifications of the AIF Card (U60)
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
AIF (U60) 307 × 27.5 0.3
Version: 01 65
Power Consumption
Table 3-21 Power Consumption of the AIF Card (U60)
AIF (U60) 4
3.3.3 AIF (U40)
3.3.3.1 Front Panel of the AIF Card (U40)
Figure 3-8 Front Panel of the AIF1 Card (U40)
Figure 3-9 Front Panel of the AIF2 Card (U40)
Table 3-22 Indicators / Ports on the Front Panel
Name Meaning Description Port Type

F1
Network management Inputs and outputs network management monitoring information and
F2
port usually connects to the computer installed with the EMS.
F3
SIG1 Control plane ports 1
Used for communication extension between the control planes.
SIG2 and 2
COM1 Intra-NE subrack
RJ45Note 1
COM2 communication Used to extend communication between subracks within an NE.
COM3 extension port
CLK
TOD
ALM1 Subrack alarm cascade
Connects and aggregates alarms of other subracks. RJ11
ALM2 port
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Table 3-22 Indicators / Ports on the Front Panel (Continued)
Name Meaning Description Port Type

Output interface of the
AOR rack-top alarm Generally, connects to the rack-top alarm indicator.
indicator
Alarm output port of
AOC Generally, connects to the alarm port of the head of row cabinet.
the head of row cabinet
3.3.3.2 Specifications of the AIF Card (U40)
Table 3-23 Mechanical Specifications of the AIF Card (U40)
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
AIF1 (U40) 407 × 30 0.5

AIF2 (U40) 407 × 30 0.3
Power Consumption
Table 3-24 Power Consumption of the AIF Card (U40)
AIF1 (U40) 4.92

AIF2 (U40) 4.92
3.3.4 AIF (U30 / U20 / U20E)
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3.3.4.1 Front Panel of the AIF Card (U30 / U20 / U20E)
Figure 3-10 Front Panel of the AIF Card (U30 / U20 / U20E)
Table 3-25 Ports on the Front Panel
TOD
CLK
F1 Network Inputs / outputs EMS supervisory information, generally connected to
F2 management port the EMS computer. RJ45Note 1
SIG1
Control plane port Used for communication extension between control planes.
SIG2
COM1 Intra-NE subrack
communication Used for communication extension between subracks within an NE.
COM2
extension port
Subrack alarm output

ALM Generally, it is connected to the alarm port on the PDP. RJ11
port
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3.3.4.2 Specifications of the AIF Card (U30 / U20 / U20E)
Table 3-26 Mechanical Specifications of the AIF Card (U30 / U20 / U20E)
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
AIF (U30 / U20 / U20E) 90 × 60 1
Power Consumption
Table 3-27 Power Consumption of the AIF Card (U30 / U20 / U20E)
AIF (U30 / U20 / U20E) 8
3.4 Management and Auxiliary Cables
This section introduces management and auxiliary cables.
Table 3-28 Mappings Between Management and Auxiliary Ports and Cables
Port Description Cable Reference

F
F1 Ethernet-standard twisted pair (straight-through) Straight-Through
Network management interface
F2 3695095R4A Cable
F3
SIG
Ethernet-standard twisted pair (straight-through) Straight-Through
SIG1 Control plane interface
3695095R4A Cable
SIG2
COM
COM1 Ethernet-standard twisted pair (straight-through) Straight-Through
Subrack communication port
COM2 3695095R4A Cable
COM3
75Ω clock interface cable (coaxial cable with an RJ
CLK External clock input / output connector) 409000060R1A
Clock Cable
CKIO port 120Ω clock interface cable (balanced cable with an
RJ connector) 409000059R1A
Input / output port for external

TOD RJ45 cable 3695458R1A Time Cable
time signals
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Table 3-28 Mappings Between Management and Auxiliary Ports and Cables (Continued)
Port Description Cable Reference

ALM RJ45 Ethernet-standard twisted pair (straight- Straight-Through
ALM1 Subrack alarm output port through) 3695095R4A Cable
ALM2 RJ11 409000175 Signal Cable
The f Interface
RJ45 f interface cable for EMS_f (3695467R2A)
Cable
f Local monitoring port RJ45 f interface cable for debugging
The f Interface
(3695476R2A)
Cable
Output port to control external
CTR RJ45 cable 3695458R1A Time Cable
switch ON/OFF events
Input port to monitor external
MON RJ45 cable 3695458R1A Time Cable
switch ON/OFF events
Alarm Cable for
the Head of Row
Alarm output interface of the 409000125R1A
AOC Cabinet
head of row cabinet 409000109 (unshielded)
Subrack Alarm
Cable
3.4.1 Straight-Through Cable
The straight-through cable is mainly used to connect the EMS host with the equipment,
transmit supervisory signals, exchange signals between Ethernet networks and debug the
equipment's software.
Model
3695095
Structure
Figure 3-11 shows the structure of the straight-through cable.
70 Version: 01
Figure 3-11 Straight-Through Cable
Figure 3-12 shows the RJ-45 connector used by the straight-through cable.
Figure 3-12 RJ-45 Connector
Table 3-29 describes the pinout and wiring of the straight-through cable.
Table 3-29 Pinout and Wiring of the Straight-Through Cable
Pin (Local Connector) Wire Color Pin (Remote Connector)
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
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Technical Specifications
Table 3-30 describes technical specifications of the straight-through cable.
Table 3-30 Technical Specifications of the Straight-Through Cable
Item Specification
Cable type CAT.5e network cable 4×2×24AWG
Connector X1 / X2 RJ-45 connector
3.4.2 Clock Cable
The clock cable is used to connect the clock interface of the equipment to the external clock
source interface, introducing clock synchronization signals to the subrack.
Model
u 409000060 (75Ω)
u 409000059 (120Ω)
Structure
Figure 3-13 shows the structure of the 75Ω / 120Ω clock cable.
Figure 3-13 Clock Cable
Table 3-31 describes the pinout and wiring of the 75Ω clock cable.
Table 3-31 Pinout and Wiring of the 75Ω Clock Cable
RJ-45 Connector Cable

Pin Color Coaxial Cable Definition
1 White- / orange The 1st core wire T
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Table 3-31 Pinout and Wiring of the 75Ω Clock Cable (Continued)

2 Orange The 1st shielded wire
3 White- / green - -
4 Blue The 2nd core wire
R
5 White- / blue The 2nd shielded wire
6 Green - -
7 White- / brown - -
8 Brown - -
Table 3-32 describes the pinout and wiring of the 120Ω clock cable.
Table 3-32 Pinout and Wiring of the 120Ω Clock Cable

1 White- / orange
Twisted pair 1 T
2 Orange
3 White- / green - -
4 Blue
Twisted pair 2 R
5 White- / blue
6 Green - -
7 White- / brown - -
8 Brown - -
Table 3-33 describes technical specifications of the clock cable.
Table 3-33 Technical Specifications of the Clock Cable
Item Specification
75Ω clock cable Two-core coaxial cable SYFZ-75-2-1×2
120Ω clock cable Four-core shielded cable SEYVP-2×2×0.4
X1 Bare wire
Connector X2 RJ-45 connector
Version: 01 73
3.4.3 Time Cable
The time cable is used to connect the equipment to the external time source, transmitting
time signals.
Model
3695458
Structure
Figure 3-14 shows the structure of the time cable.
Figure 3-14 Time Cable
Table 3-34 describes technical specifications of the time cable.
Table 3-34 Technical Specifications of the Time Cable
Item Specification
Cable type CAT.5e network cable 4×2×24AWG
X2 Bare wire
3.4.4 Signal Cable
The signal cable is mainly used to connect the EMS host to the "F" / "SIG" interface on the
equipment to transmit supervisory signals.
74 Version: 01
Model
409000175
Structure
Figure 3-15 shows the structure of the signal cable.
Figure 3-15 Appearance of the Signal Cable
Table 3-35 describes the pinout and wiring of the signal cable.
Table 3-35 Pinout and Wiring of the Signal Cable
Connector X1 Cable Connector X2

Pin Color Relationship Pin
1 Orange- / white 1
Pair
2 Orange 2
3 Green- / white 3
Pair
6 Green 6
5 Blue- / white A single cable 5
Shielding shell Shielding layer Shielding shell
Table 3-36 describes technical specifications of the signal cable.
Table 3-36 Technical Specifications of the Signal Cable
Item Specification
Cable model Cat5e shielded network cable
Connector X1 Shielded RJ45 connector
Connector X2 Shielded RJ11 connector
Version: 01 75
3.4.5 The f Interface Cable
The f interface cable is connected to the EMS computer to input or output the EMS
supervisory information.
Model
3695467
Structure
Figure 3-16 shows the structure of the f interface cable.
Figure 3-16 f Interface Connection Cable
Table 3-37 describes the pinout and wiring of the f interface cable.
Table 3-37 Pinout and Wiring of the f Interface Cable

Pin Process Wire Color Relationship Process Pin
4 Blue 2
Twisted pair
5 Pierce White- / blue Weld 3
6 Green 5
Table 3-38 describes technical specifications of the f interface cable.
Table 3-38 Technical Specifications of the f Interface Cable
Item Specification
Cable type Cat 5e network cable 4×2×24AWG (gray- / white)
Connector X1 RJ-45 connector/8P
Connector X2 D-type connector/9P
76 Version: 01
3.4.6 The f Interface Cable
The f interface cable is connected to the EMS computer to input or output the EMS
supervisory information.
Model
3695476
Structure
Figure 3-17 shows the structure of the f interface cable.
Figure 3-17 f Interface Connection Cable
Table 3-39 describes the pinout and wiring of the f interface cable.
Table 3-39 Pinout and Wiring of the f Interface Cable

Pin Wire Color Relationship Pin
1 White- / orange 2
Twisted pair
2 Orange 3
3 White- / green - 5
Table 3-40 describes technical specifications of the f interface cable.
Table 3-40 Technical Specifications of the f Interface Cable
Item Specification
Cable type Cat 5e network cable 4×2×24AWG (gray- / white)
Connector X1 RJ-45 connector/8P
Connector X2 D-type connector/9P
Version: 01 77
3.4.7 Alarm Cable for the Head of Row Cabinet
The alarm cable for the head of row cabinet is used to connect the PDP to the head of row
cabinet, transmitting the equipment alarm signal to the head of row cabinet.
Model
409000125
Structure
Figure 3-18 shows the structure of the alarm cable for the head of row cabinet.
Figure 3-18 Alarm Cable for the Head of Row Cabinet
Table 3-41 describes the pinout and wiring of of the alarm cable for the head of row cabinet.
Table 3-41 Pinout and Wiring of the Alarm Cable for the Head of Row Cabinet
Connector X1 Cable Signal Definition
Pin Wire Color -

3 Black G
5 Yellow NUA (non-urgent alarm)
6 Red UA (urgent alarm)
Table 3-42 describes technical specifications of the alarm cable for the head of row cabinet.
Table 3-42 Technical Specifications of the Alarm Cable for the Head of Row Cabinet
Item Specification
Four-core telephone line with a diameter of 0.4 mm (red, black,
Cable model
yellow, green) / gray sheath
Connector X1 RJ11 connector
X2 Bare wire
78 Version: 01
3.4.8 Subrack Alarm Cable
The subrack alarm cable is used to connect the subrack to the alarm interface of the PDP
and output the subrack alarms to the PDP.
Model
409000109
Structure
Figure 3-19 shows the structure of the subrack alarm cable.
Figure 3-19 Subrack Alarm Cable
Table 3-43 describes the pinout and wiring of the subrack alarm cable.
Table 3-43 Pinout and Wiring of the Subrack Alarm Cable
Pin on RJ-45
Wire Color Pin on RJ-11 Connector Definition
Connector
1 Orange- / white 1 SIREN alarm
2 Orange 2 UA
3 Green- / white 3 NUA
6 Green 6 G (ground)
5 Blue- / white 5 Reserved / CALL
Version: 01 79
Table 3-44 describes technical specifications of the subrack alarm cable.
Table 3-44 Technical Specifications of the Subrack Alarm Cable
Item Specification
Cable model CAT.5e network cable 4×2×24AWG
80 Version: 01
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4.1 Power Supply of the FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ
With built-in circuit breakers, the power cards in the FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ subrack can
directly accept -48 V power supply from the head of row cabinet in the equipment room.
Figure 4-1 Power Supply of the FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ
4.1.1 PWR (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
The PWR card supplies -48 V power to the subrack.
4.1.1.1 Functions of the PWR Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
Table 4-1 Functions and Features of the PWR Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
Input voltage range DC: -38.4 V to -57.6 V
Maximum current of a single channel 60 A
Lightning protection Supported
Power filtering Supported
Standby 5 V power supply Supported (maximum current: 8 A)
Version: 01 81
Table 4-1 Functions and Features of the PWR Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ) (Continued)
Over-current protection Supported
Real-time reporting of input voltage Supported
4.1.1.2 Front Panel of the PWR Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
Figure 4-2 Front Panel of the PWR Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
Table 4-2 Indicators / Interfaces on the Front Panel

Off indicates that no power is supplied.
ACT Working status indicator
On indicates that power is supplied.
Off indicates that no alarm is generated on the card.

ALM Alarm indicator On indicates an alarm in the card, that is, a lightning protection failure or a
backup 5 V power failure.
-48 V Input interface of the

Inputs the -48 V power to the subrack.
0V power supply
4.1.1.3 Specifications of the PWR Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
Table 4-3 Mechanical Specifications of the PWR Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
PWR (FONST 5000 U60 II) 172 × 29 1.1
82 Version: 01
4 Power Supply
Power Consumption
Table 4-4 Power Consumption of the PWR Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
PWR (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ) 30
4.1.2 FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ Subrack Power Cable
Table 4-5 FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ Subrack Power Cable
Specification of the Specification of the Certification

Material Number of Power Cable Reference
Head of Row Cabinet Power Cable Standard
-48 V, 408000237R1A, blue International DC Subrack
0 V, 408000033R1A, black certification Power Cable
Power cable (16 mm2)
-48 V, 408000235R1A, blue UL DC Subrack
Head of row cabinet
providing 63 A air
switches
Power cable (25 mm2)
-48 V, 408000245R1A, blue UL DC Subrack
Head of row cabinet
Power cable (one divided 0 V, 408000233R1A, black certification Power Cable
providing 120 A air
into two) -48 V, 408000234R1A, blue UL DC Subrack
switches
4.1.2.1 DC Subrack Power Cable
The DC subrack power cable is used to introduce DC power to the equipment.
Model
u 408000237 (blue)
u 408000033 (black)
Structure
Figure 4-3 shows the structure of the DC subrack power cable.
Version: 01 83
Figure 4-3 DC Subrack Power Cable
Table 4-6 describes technical specifications of the DC subrack power cable.
Table 4-6 Technical Specifications of the DC Subrack Power Cable
Item Specification
Cable type Power cable ZR-RVV-105-1×16 mm2 / blue, black
Terminal X1 M6 copper terminal
X2 Bare wire
The DC subrack power cable is used to distribute the DC power to the equipment.
Model
u 408000235 (blue)
u 408000231 (black)
Structure
84 Version: 01
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Item Specification
Cable model Power cable H07Z-K UL3386-16 mm2 (blue, black)
X2 Bare wire
Model
u 408000246 (blue)
u 408000244 (black)
Structure
Item Specification
Cable type Power cable ZR-RVV-105-1×25 mm2 (blue, black)

X2 Bare wire
Version: 01 85
Model
u 408000245 (blue)
u 408000247 (black)
Structure
Item Specification
Cable model Power cable H07Z-K UL3386-25 mm2 (blue, black)
X2 Bare wire
The DC subrack power cable leads the DC power into the equipment.
Model
u 408000236 (blue)
u 408000233 (black)
86 Version: 01
4 Power Supply
Structure
Item Specification
Cable model Power cable ZR-RVV-105 (blue, black)
Terminal X1 / X2 M6 copper terminal

X3 Bare wire
Model
u 408000234 (blue)
u 408000229 (black)
Structure
Version: 01 87
Item Specification
Cable model Power cable H07Z-K UL3386 (blue, black)
Terminal X1 / X2 M6 copper terminal

X3 Bare wire
4.1.3 FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ Protection Earth Ground Cable
Table 4-12 FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ Protection Earth Ground Cable
Cabinet Protection Earth Subrack Protection Earth

Item
Ground Cable (Yellow- / Green) Ground Cable (Yellow- / Green)
Model 408000159R1A 408000165R1A

PE connection point at the top of
Connector 1 Subrack earth ground point
the cabinet
Vertical mounting flange of the
Connector 2 PE point on the head of row cabinet
cabinet
Cabinet Protection Earth Ground Subrack Protection Earth Ground
Link
Cable Cable
4.2 Power Supply of the FONST 5000 U60
The PDP accepts -48 V power supply from the head of row cabinet in the equipment room
and then distributes the power to the PWR cards in the subrack.
88 Version: 01
4 Power Supply
Figure 4-9 Power Supply of the FONST 5000 U60
4.2.1 PWR (U60)
4.2.1.1 Functions of the PWR Card (U60)
Table 4-13 Functions and Features of the PWR Card (U60)
Maximum current of a single
Up to 63 A
channel
Lightning protection Provides lightning protection for succeeding equipment
Version: 01 89
4.2.1.2 Front Panel of the PWR Card (U60)
Figure 4-10 Front Panel of the PWR Card (U60)


-48 V Input interface of the

Inputs the -48 V power from the PDP to the subrack.
0V power supply
4.2.1.3 Specifications of the PWR Card (U60)
Table 4-15 Mechanical Specifications of the PWR Card (U60)
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
PWR (U60) 112 × 30 1.1
Power Consumption
Table 4-16 Power Consumption of the PWR Card (U60)
PWR (U60) 30
90 Version: 01
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4.2.2 FONST 5000 U60 Subrack Power Cable
One end of the subrack power cable is connected to the PDP and the other end is connected
to the power card of the subrack.
Model
u 408000193 (blue)
u 408000192 (black)
Structure
Item Specification
Cable model Power cable UL10070 6AWG (blue, black)
Terminal X2 Cord end terminal
4.2.3 PDP
The FONST 5000 U60 subrack uses PDP1063A (3000082). See PDP (3000082) for details.
Version: 01 91
4.2.4 PDP Power Cable
Table 4-18 PDP1063A (3000082) Power Cable
Cable Type Material Number Reference

-48 V, 3696097R2A, blue
Power cable (16 mm2) PDP Power Cable
0 V, 408000033R1A, black
-48 V, 408000003R1A, blue
0 V, 408000006R1A, black
4.2.5 FONST 5000 U60 Protection Earth Ground Cable
Table 4-19 FONST 5000 U60 Protection Earth Ground Cable
Cabinet Protection Earth PDP Protection Earth Subrack Protection Earth

Item Ground Cable (Yellow- / Ground Cable (Yellow- / Ground Cable (Yellow- /
Green) Green) Green)
Model 408000041R1A (16 mm2) 408000007 3696084

PE connection point at the
Connector 1 Connection point on the PDP Subrack earth ground point
top of the cabinet
PE point on the head of row Vertical mounting flange of

Connector 2 Top of the cabinet rack
cabinet the cabinet
Cabinet Protection Earth PDP Protection Earth Ground Protection Earth Ground
Reference
Ground Cable Cable Cable
4.3 Power Supply of the FONST 5000 U40 / U30 /

U20 / U10
The PDP accepts -48 V power supply from the head of row cabinet in the equipment room
and then distributes the power to the PWR cards in the subrack.
92 Version: 01
4 Power Supply
Figure 4-12 Power Supply of the U40 / U30 / U20 / U10
4.3.1 PWR (U40 / U30 / U20 / U10)
4.3.1.1 Functions of the PWR Card (U40 / U30 / U20 / U10)
Table 4-20 Functions and Features of the PWR Card (U40 / U30 / U20 / U10)
Maximum current of a single channel Up to 80 A
Lightning protection Provides lightning protection for succeeding equipment
Version: 01 93
4.3.1.2 Front Panel of the PWR Card (U40 / U30 / U20 / U10)
Figure 4-13 Front Panel of the PWR (U40 / U30 / U20 / U10) Card


-48V Input interface of the

0V power supply
4.3.1.3 Specifications of the PWR Card (U40 / U30 / U20 / U10)
Table 4-22 Mechanical Specifications of the PWR Card (U40 / U30 / U20 / U10)
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
PWR (U40 / U30 / U20 / U10) 90 × 30 1.1
Power Consumption
Table 4-23 Power Consumption of the PWR Card (U40 / U30 / U20 / U10)
PWR (U40 / U30 / U20 / U10) 20
94 Version: 01
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4.3.2 FONST 5000 U40 / U30 / U20 / U10 Subrack Power Cable
Model
408000167
Structure
Version: 01 95
Item Specification
Power cable UL10070 6AWG (blue, black)
Cable model u Blue: -48 V
u Black: 0 V
Connector X1 Power connector
4.3.3 PDP
For the FONST 5000 U40 / U30 / U20 / U10 subrack, the applicable PDP is PDP1063A
(3000082). See PDP (3000082) for details.

-48 V, 3696097R2A, blue
0 V, 408000033R1A, black
-48 V, 408000003R1A, blue
0 V, 408000006R1A, black
4.3.5 FONST 5000 U40 / U30 / U20 / U10 Protection Earth

Ground Cable
Table 4-26 FONST 5000 U40 / U30 / U20 / U10 Protection Earth Ground Cable

2
Model 408000041R1A (16 mm ) 408000166 408000166
PE connection point at the Subrack earth ground point
Connector 1 Connection point on the PDP
top of the cabinet (XB1)

cabinet the cabinet
Cabinet Protection Earth Subrack Protection Earth Subrack Protection Earth
Reference
Ground Cable Ground Cable Ground Cable
96 Version: 01
4 Power Supply
4.4 Power Supply of the FONST 5000 U20E / U10E
The PDP leads in -48 V power from the head of row cabinet in the equipment room to the
PWR cards in the subrack.
Figure 4-15 Power Supply of the FONST 5000 U20E / U10E
4.4.1 PWR (FONST 5000 U20E / U10E)
4.4.1.1 Functions of the PWR Card (U20E / U10E)
Table 4-27 Functions and Features of the PWR Card (U20E / U10E)
Inputs one -48 V power supply, supplying the power to other cards in the subrack in a centralized
manner; backs up 5 V power supply; provides the lightning protection and the protection against reverse
Basic function
polarity connection for the received power supply. The PWR card (U20E / U10E) provides a power
supply capacity of 80 A.
Outputs alarms related to lightning protection failure, backup 5 V power failure, -48 V DC input power-
Alarm output
off and active closed circuit failure.
Protection 1+1 hot backup
Version: 01 97
4.4.1.2 Front Panel of the PWR Card (U20E / U10E)
Figure 4-16 Front Panel of the PWR Card (U20E / U10E)


-48V Input interface of the

0V power supply
4.4.1.3 Specifications of the PWR Card (U20E / U10E)
Table 4-29 Mechanical Specifications of the PWR Card (U20E / U10E)
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
PWR (U20E / U10E) 90 × 30 0.315
Power Consumption
Table 4-30 Power Consumption of the PWR Card (U20E / U10E)
PWR (U20E / U10E) 18
98 Version: 01
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4.4.2 FONST 5000 U20E / U10E Subrack Power Cable
Model
408000167
Structure
Version: 01 99
Item Specification
Power cable UL10070 6AWG (blue, black)
Cable model u Blue: -48 V
u Black: 0 V
Connector X1 Power connector
4.4.3 PDP
Table 4-32 PDPs Applicable to the FONST 5000 U20E / U10E
Subrack PDP Reference

PDP850A (3000064) PDP (3000064)
FONST 5000 U10E PDP1063A (3000082) PDP (3000082)
PDP296B (3000068) PDP (3000068)
PDP850A (3000064) PDP (3000064)

FONST 5000 U20E
PDP1063A (3000082) PDP (3000082)
Table 4-33 PDP1063A (3000082) and PDP850A (3000064) Power Cables
PDP Cable Type Material Number Reference
PDP1063A Power cable (16 -48 V, 3696097R2A, blue

2
PDP Power Cable
(3000082) mm ) 0 V, 408000033R1A, black
PDP850A Power cable (25 -48 V, 408000003R1A, blue
PDP Power Cable
(3000064) mm )2
0 V, 408000006R1A, black
Table 4-34 PDP296B (3000068) Power Cable
PDP Cable Type Material Number Reference

Power cable (16 -48 V, 408000076R1A, blue
2
PDP Power Cable
PDP296B mm ) 0 V, 408000075R1A, black
(3000068) Power cable (25 -48 V, 408000021R1A, blue
PDP Power Cable
mm2) 0 V, 408000020R1A, black
100 Version: 01
4 Power Supply
4.4.5 FONST 5000 U20E / U10E Protection Earth Ground Cable
Table 4-35 FONST 5000 U20E / U10E Protection Earth Ground Cable

2
408000041R1A (16 mm )
Model 408000007 408000166
408000019R1A (25 mm2)
PE connection point at the

Connector 1 Connection point on the PDP Subrack earth ground point
top of the cabinet

cabinet the cabinet
Cabinet Protection Earth
Ground Cable (16 mm2) PDP Protection Earth Ground Subrack Protection Earth
Reference
Cabinet Protection Earth Cable Ground Cable
Ground Cable (25 mm2)
4.5 PDP
This section introduces the PDP models applicable to the FONST 5000 U series.
4.5.1 PDP (3000068)
The PDP296B (3000068) is installed in the upper part of the cabinet, powering the subracks
inside the cabinet.
Version: 01 101
4.5.1.1 Appearance
Figure 4-18 Appearance of the PDP (3000068) with Three Branch Switches
Figure 4-19 Appearance of the PDP (3000068) with Two Branch Switches
4.5.1.2 Specifications
Function Specification
Item Specification
Standard working voltage -48 V
Voltage range -38 V to -60 V
Receives alarm signals reported from the corresponding equipment,
provides audio alarms for the signals, illuminates the cabinet-top indicators
Alarm function Alarm signal processing
and outputs alarm signals to the upper layer equipment (such as the head of
row cabinet).
102 Version: 01
4 Power Supply
Item Specification
When the lightning protection module fails, the PDP outputs the lightning
Lightning protection
protection failure signals, and reports them to the network management
module alarm report
system via the equipment.
Differential mode
Lightning protection 2 kV
protection
for DC power
Common mode
supply 4 kV
protection
Operating temperature -10℃ to 55℃

Storage temperature -40℃ to 70℃
Environment
Relative humidity ≤ 95%
Atmospheric pressure 70 kPa to 106 kPa
19-inch: 483 × 186 × 100
Dimensions (D × W × H) (mm)
21-inch: 530 × 176 × 100
Weight (kg) 4.2
Specifications of the Sub-Model
Branch Switch Rated Current of

Sub-Model Input Current Mounting Mode
Number Branch Switch (A)
3000068- 19-inch cabinet with front vertical

1FAR1A mounting flanges
3000068- 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 21-inch cabinet with front vertical
2FAR1A Six (three active and 32 mounting flanges
3000068- three standby) 21-inch cabinet with rear vertical

Providing two
2BAR1A independent mounting flanges
3000068- channels (one active 50, 32, 16, 50, 32, 21-inch cabinet with rear vertical
2BBR1A and one standby) of 16 mounting flanges
3000068- power supplies of up 19-inch cabinet with front vertical

1FCR1A to 96 A mounting flanges
Four channels (two
3000068- 21-inch cabinet with front vertical
active and two 50, 50, 50, 50
2FCR1A mounting flanges
standby)
3000068- 21-inch cabinet with rear vertical
2BCR1A mounting flanges
Configuration Principle
u The current should be matched. A certain margin is required for capacity expansion in
future.
Version: 01 103
u The mounting mode of the PDP (3000068) should match the cabinet type.
Applicable Standards
Item Standard
EMI (Electromagnetic RE (Radiated Emission) EN55022 Class B standard-compliant
Interference) CE (Conducted Emission) EN55022 Class B standard-compliant
ESD (ESD protection) IEC61000-4-2 standard-compliant
RS (Radiated
IEC61000-4-3 standard-compliant
EMC Susceptibility)
(Electromagnetic EFT (Electrical Fast
Compatibility) Transient)
EMS (Electromagnetic
Susceptibility) Surge IEC61000-4-5 standard-compliant
CS (Conducted
Susceptibility)
DIP (Voltage Dip) IEC61000-4-29 standard-compliant
Safety standard IEC60950 standard-compliant
4.5.1.3 Terminals on the Panels
This section introduces the panels and connectors of the PDP (3000068) with three branch
switches.
Front Panel
Figure 4-20 shows the front panel of the PDP (3000068).
Figure 4-20 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 4-21.
104 Version: 01
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Figure 4-21 PDP (3000068) Connector Panel
Table 4-36 Components on the PDP (3000068) Connector Panel
Connector and Jumper Pin Description

The external -48 V power input connectors. The connectors A and
-48V_A, -48V_B
B are in mutual backup.
The external 0 V power input connectors. The connectors A and B

0V_A, 0V_B
are in mutual backup.
PE Protection earth ground connector
Automatic circuit breakers (ACB) / output connectors of the -48 V

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

-48V_B_1 to -48V_B_3
branch power rail, corresponding to -48V_B.
0V_A_1 to 0V_A_3 (XS1) 0 V branch power output connectors, corresponding to 0V_A.
0V_B_1 to 0V_B_3 (XS2) 0 V branch power output connectors, corresponding to 0V_B.
AlmIn1 to AlmIn3 Subrack alarm convergence connectors

XP1 Alarm connector for the head of row cabinet
XS4 Alarm connector for the cabinet-top indicators
SPK1 Buzzer, used to generate audio alarms
Version: 01 105
Table 4-36 Components on the PDP (3000068) Connector Panel (Continued)

JP1 is the jumper pin for selecting the PDP's working status
indicator. Two selection methods can be used as follows.
u When pin1 and pin2 of JP1 are shorted, the green indicator
JP1 on the cabinet shows the power-on state of the PDP.
u When pin2 and pin3 of JP1 are shorted (factory default), the
green indicator (ON or OFF) on the cabinet top is controlled
by the CALL (order wire call) signal.
XS3 Power supply lightning protection module socket
4.5.1.4 Connections
Figure 4-22 Connections of the PDP (3000068)
4.5.1.5 Lightning Protection Module
Material Number
3578403R2A
Failure Indicator
An indicator is located on the lightning protection module. OFF indicates normal status and
solid red indicates failure.
106 Version: 01
4 Power Supply
Precaution for Lightning Protection Module Replacement
Power off the lightning protection module when replacing it. If the replacement is required
when the module is powered on, wrap the screwdriver with the insulating tape carefully.
4.5.2 PDP (3000064)
The PDP850A (3000064) is installed in the upper part of the cabinet to power subracks in
the cabinet. It can provide up to eight channels of 63 A power supply.
4.5.2.1 Appearance
Figure 4-23 Appearance of the PDP (3000064) Without Indicators - a Bottom Baffle Excluded
Figure 4-24 Appearance of the PDP (3000064) Without Indicators - a Bottom Baffle Included
Version: 01 107
Figure 4-25 Appearance of the PDP (3000064) with Indicators - Eight Branch Switches
Figure 4-26 Appearance of the PDP (3000064) with Indicators - Four Branch Switches
Item Specification
u Four (two active and two standby) for PDPs with extended sub-models
1FN, 2FN and 2BN
Number of branch switches
u Eight (four active and four standby) for PDPs with other extended sub-
models
108 Version: 01
4 Power Supply
Item Specification
Alarm signal processing
Alarm function row cabinet).
When the lightning protection module fails, the PDP outputs the lightning
Lightning protection
protection failure signals, and reports them to the network management
module alarm report
system via the equipment.
Differential mode
Lightning protection 2 kV
protection
for DC power
Common mode
supply 4 kV
protection

Environment
u For PDPs with extended sub-models 2BA, 2BB, 2BC, 2BF, 2BG and
2BI
21-inch: 530 × 146 × 124
Dimensions (D × W × H) (mm)
u For PDPs with other extended sub-models
19-inch: 483 × 146 × 150
21-inch: 530 × 146 × 150
u 4.7 (for PDPs with extended sub-models 1FN, 2FN and 2BN)
Weight (kg)
u 4.815 (for PDPs with other extended sub-models)
Specifications of Sub-Models
Sub-Model Rated Current of Branch Switch (A) Mounting Mode
21-inch cabinet with rear vertical

3000064-2BAR1A 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50
mounting flanges

3000064-2BBR1A 20, 50, 50, 20, 20, 50, 50, 20
mounting flanges

3000064-2BCR1A 16, 50, 50, 16, 16, 50, 50, 16
mounting flanges

3000064-2BDR1A 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50
mounting flanges

3000064-2BER1A 20, 50, 50, 20, 20, 50, 50, 20
mounting flanges
Version: 01 109

3000064-2BFR1A 20, 20, 20, 20, 20, 20, 20, 20
mounting flanges

3000064-2BGR1A 16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16
mounting flanges
19-inch cabinet with front vertical

3000064-1FHR1AA 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63
mounting flanges

3000064-2FHR1AA 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63
mounting flanges

3000064-2BHR1AA 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63
mounting flanges

3000064-1FHZR1AA 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63
mounting flanges

3000064-2FHZR1AA 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63
mounting flanges

3000064-2BHZR1AA 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63, 63
mounting flanges

3000064-2BIR1A 20, 50, 50, 20, 20, 50, 50, 20
mounting flanges

3000064-2BJR1A 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50
mounting flanges

3000064-2BKR1AA 20, 63, 63, 20, 20, 63, 63, 20
mounting flanges

3000064-2BLR1AA 16, 63, 63, 16, 16, 63, 63, 16
mounting flanges

3000064-1FMR1AA 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32
mounting flanges

3000064-2FMR1AA 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32
mounting flanges

3000064-2BMR1AA 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32
mounting flanges

3000064-1FNR1AA 63, 63, 63, 63
mounting flanges

3000064-2FNR1AA 63, 63, 63, 63
mounting flanges

3000064-2BNR1AA 63, 63, 63, 63
mounting flanges
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3000064-2BDZR1AA 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50
mounting flanges

3000064-2BFZR1AA 20, 20, 20, 20, 20, 20, 20, 20
mounting flanges
u The current should be appropriate. A certain margin is required for capacity expansion
in future.
Item Standard
Electromagnetic Radiated Emission (RE) EN55022 Class B standard-compliant
Interference (EMI) Conducted Emission (CE) EN55022 Class B standard-compliant
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) IEC61000-4-2 standard-compliant
Radiated Susceptibility
(RS)
Electromagnetic
Electrical Fast Transient
Compatibility (EMC) IEC61000-4-4 standard-compliant
Electromagnetic (EFT)
Susceptibility (EMS) Surge IEC61000-4-5 standard-compliant
Conducted Susceptibility
(CS)
Voltage Dip (DIP) IEC61000-4-29 standard-compliant
4.5.2.3 Connectors on the Panel
Front Panel
Figure 4-27 shows the appearance of the PDPs (3000064) with extended sub-models 2BA
to 2BG, 2BI, 2BJ, 2BDZ and 2BFZ. The location of each ACB is marked on the front panel.
SW1-1 to SW1-4 control four channels of -48 V power supplies in area A, and SW2-1 to
SW2-4 control four channels of -48 V power supplies in area B.
Version: 01 111
Figure 4-27 Panel of the PDP (3000064) with Extended Sub-Models 2BA to 2BG, 2BI, 2BJ, 2BDZ
and 2BFZ
Figure 4-28 shows the appearance of the PDPs (3000064) with extended sub-model 1FH,
1FHZ, 1FM, 2FH, 2FHZ, 2FM, 2BH, 2BHZ, 2BK, 2BL and 2BM. These models are added
with lightning protection failure alarm indicators (FAIL). FAIL1 indicates the XS15 power
lightning protection failure alarm and FAIL2 indicates the XS16 power lightning protection
failure alarm.
Figure 4-28 Panel of the PDP (3000064) with Extended Sub-Models 1FH, 1FHZ, 1FM, 2FH, 2FHZ,
2FM, 2BH, 2BHZ, 2BK, 2BL and 2BM
Figure 4-29 shows the appearance of the PDPs (3000064) with extended sub-models 1FN,
2FN and 2BN. These PDPs have four branch switches (two active and two standby).
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Figure 4-29 Panel of the PDP (3000064) with Extended Sub-Models 1FN, 2FN and 2BN
Connector Panel
After removing the front panel of the PDP (3000064), you can see that components such as
connectors and jumper pins are distributed on the panel of the PDP (3000064). Figure 4-30
shows the appearance of the PDPs (3000064) with extended sub-models 2BA to 2BG, 2BI,
2BJ, 2BDZ and 2BFZ.
Figure 4-30 Connectors on the PDP (3000064) with Extended Sub-Models 2BA to 2BG, 2BI, 2BJ,
2BDZ and 2BFZ
Version: 01 113
Table 4-37 Components of the PDP (3000064) with Extended Sub-Models 2BA to 2BG, 2BI, 2BJ,
2BDZ or 2BFZ

-48V_1 to -48V_4 in area A, -48V_1 to Connects 2 × 4 external power supply -48 V signals; area
-48V_4 in area B A and area B back up each other.
External power supply 0 V input connectors; area A and

Eight connectors on the busbar
area B back up each other.
Two protection earth ground terminals, connecting to the

XS6
external earth ground bar and cabinet respectively.
-48 V branch power output connectors, corresponding to

-48V_A_1 to -48V_A_4 (XS2, XS7)
-48V_1 to -48V_4 in area A

-48V_B_1 to -48V_B_4 (XS3, XS8)
-48V_1 to -48V_4 in area B
0 V branch power output connectors, corresponding to

0V_A_1 to 0V_A_4 (XS4, XS5)
connectors in area A
0V_B_1 to 0V_B_4 (XS9, XS10)
connectors in area B
AlmIn1 to AlmIn4 (XS1, XS13, XS14,
Subrack alarm convergence connectors
XS15)
XP1 Alarm connector for the cabinet-top indicator

SPK1 Buzzer, used to generate audio alarms
JP1 is the jumper pin for selecting the PDP's working

status indicator. Two selection methods can be used as
follows.
u When pin1 and pin2 of JP1 are shorted, the green
indicator on the cabinet shows the power-on state of
JP1
the PDP.
u When pin2 and pin3 of JP1 are shorted (factory
default), the green indicator (ON or OFF) on the
cabinet top is controlled by the CALL (order wire call)
signal.
XS11, XS12 Power supply lightning protection module sockets
Figure 4-31 shows the appearance of the PDPs (3000064) with extended sub-models 1FH,
1FHZ, 1FM, 2FH, 2FHZ, 2FM, 2BH, 2BHZ, 2BK, 2BL and 2BM.
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Figure 4-31 Connectors on the PDP (3000064) with Extended Sub-Models 1FH, 1FHZ, 1FM, 2FH,
2FHZ, 2FM, 2BH, 2BHZ, 2BK, 2BL and 2BM
Table 4-38 Components of the PDP (3000064) with Extended Sub-Models 1FH, 1FHZ, 1FM, 2FH,
2FHZ, 2FM, 2BH, 2BHZ, 2BK, 2BL and 2BM



XS14

-48V_A_1 to -48V_A_4 (XS6, XS10)

-48V_B_1 to -48V_B_4 (XS7, XS11)

0V_A_1 to 0V_A_4 (XS8, XS9)
0V_B_1 to 0V_B_4 (XS12, XS13)
XS1 to XS4 Subrack alarm convergence connectors
XP1 to XP4 Alarm cascade connectors
Version: 01 115
Figure 4-32 shows the appearance of the PDPs (3000064) with extended sub-models 1FN,
2FN and 2BN.
Figure 4-32 Connectors on the PDP (3000064) with Extended Sub-Models 1FN, 2FN and 2BN
Table 4-39 Components of the PDP (3000064) with Extended Sub-Models 1FN, 2FN and 2BN



XS14

-48V_A_1 to -48V_A_2 (XS6)

-48V_B_1 to -48V_B_2 (XS7)

0V_A_1 to 0V_A_2 (XS8)
0V_B_1 to 0V_B_2 (XS12)
XS1 to XS2 Subrack alarm convergence connectors
XP1 to XP2 Alarm cascade connectors
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Table 4-39 Components of the PDP (3000064) with Extended Sub-Models 1FN, 2FN and 2BN
(Continued)
4.5.2.4 Connections
Figure 4-33 Connections of the PDP (3000064) - Eight Branch Switches
Version: 01 117
Figure 4-34 Connections of the PDP (3000064) - Four Branch Switches
4.5.2.5 Lightning Protection Module
Material Number
3578403R2A
Failure Indicator
An indicator is located on the lightning protection module. OFF indicates normal status and
solid red indicates failure.
Precaution for Lightning Protection Module Replacement
Power off the lightning protection module before replacing it. If the module needs to be
replaced during power-on, wrap the screwdriver with an insulating tape carefully.
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4.5.3 PDP (3000082)
The PDP1063A (3000082) is installed in the upper part of the cabinet to power subracks in
the cabinet.
4.5.3.1 Appearance
Figure 4-35 Appearance of the PDP (3000082)
Item Specification
Number of branch switches Ten (five active and five standby)

Alarm signal processing
row cabinet).

Environment
Version: 01 119
Item Specification
Dimensions (W × H × D) (mm) 21-inch: 530 × 145 × 149
Weight (kg) 6.08
Specifications of Sub-Models
Number of Branch Rated Current of

Sub-Model Mounting Mode
Switches Branch Switch (A)
A maximum of 63 A
3000082-2BAR1AA for a single channel
(active / standby)
63 A, 63 A, 63 A, 63
A, 20 A
3000082-2BBR1AA
63 A, 63 A, 63 A, 63
A, 20 A
Ten (five active and 21-inch cabinet with rear vertical
63 A, 63 A, 63 A, 20
five standby) mounting flanges
A, 20 A
3000082-2BCR1AA
63 A, 63 A, 63 A, 20
A, 20 A
63 A, 63 A, 63 A, 63
A, 63 A
3000082-2BAZR1AA
63 A, 63 A, 63 A, 63
A, 63 A
u The current should be appropriate. A certain margin is required for capacity expansion
in future.
Item Standard
Electromagnetic Radiated Emission (RE) EN55022 Class B standard-compliant
Interference (EMI) Conducted Emission (CE) EN55022 Class B standard-compliant
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) IEC61000-4-2 standard-compliant

Electromagnetic
Compatibility (EMC) Radiated Susceptibility
Electromagnetic (RS)
Susceptibility (EMS) Electrical Fast Transient
(EFT)
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Item Standard
Surge IEC61000-4-5 standard-compliant
Conducted Susceptibility
(CS)
Voltage Dip (DIP) IEC61000-4-29 standard-compliant
4.5.3.3 Terminals on the Panels
Front Panel
The automatic circuit breakers (ACBs) for power supplies are identified on the front panel
of the PDP (3000082), as shown in Figure 4-36. SW1-1 to SW1-5 control on / off for five
channels of -48 V power supply in area A. SW2-1 to SW2-5 control on / off for five
channels of -48 V power supply in area B.
Figure 4-36 Front Panel of the PDP (3000082)
Connector Panel
After removing the front panel of the PDP (3000082), you can see components such as
connectors and jumper pins on the panel of the PDP (3000082), as shown in Figure 4-37.
Version: 01 121
Figure 4-37 PDP (3000082) Connector Panel
Table 4-40 Components on the PDP (3000082) Connector Panel

Connects 2 × 5 channels of external -48 V power supply signals.
-48V_1 to -48V_5 in area A, -48V_1 to -48V_5 in area B
Connectors A and B are in mutual backup.
External 0 V power input connectors. Connectors A and B are in

Ten connectors on the busbar
mutual backup.
Connects to the cabinet-top earth ground point to provide the

PDP earth ground point
PDP protection
-48 V power output connectors, corresponding to -48V_1 to

-48V_A_1 to -48V_A_5 (XS6, XS10)
-48V_5 in area A
-48 V power output connectors, corresponding to -48V_1 to

-48V_B_1 to -48V_B_5 (XS7, XS11)
-48V_5 in area B
0 V power output connectors, corresponding to connectors in

0V_A_1 to 0V_A_5 (XS8, XS9)
area A
0 V power output connectors, corresponding to connectors in
0V_B_1 to 0V_B_5 (XS12, XS13)
area B
Equipment alarm convergence connectors (XS1 to XS5) RJ–45 connectors, which collect the equipment output alarms
Alarm cascade connectors (XP1 to XP5) Correspond to XS1 to XS5 respectively
Alarm connector for the head of row cabinet (XP6) Connects to the alarm connector for the head of row cabinet
Alarm indicator connector on the cabinet top (XP7) Connects to the alarm indicator connector on the cabinet top
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4.5.3.4 Connections
Figure 4-38 Connections of the PDP (3000082)
4.6 PDP Power Cable
This section introduces PDP power cables applicable to the FONST 5000 U series.

-48 V, 3696097R2A, blue
0 V, 408000033R1A, black
-48 V, 408000003R1A, blue
0 V, 408000006R1A, black

-48 V, 3696097R2A, blue
0 V, 408000033R1A, black
-48 V, 408000003R1A, blue
0 V, 408000006R1A, black
Version: 01 123
Table 4-43 PDP296B (3000068) Power Cable

-48 V, 408000076R1A, blue
0 V, 408000075R1A, black
-48 V, 408000021R1A, blue
0 V, 408000020R1A, black
The PDP power cable is used to distribute the DC power to the equipment.
Model
u 3696097 (blue)
u 408000033 (black)
Structure
Figure 4-39 shows the structure of the PDP power cable.
Figure 4-39 PDP Power Cable
Table 4-44 describes technical specifications of the PDP power cable.
Table 4-44 Technical Specifications of the PDP Power Cable
Item Specification
Cable model Power cable ZR-RVV-105-1×16 mm2 / blue, black

X2 Bare wire
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Table 4-44 Technical Specifications of the PDP Power Cable (Continued)
Item Specification
Terminal X3 Copper terminal
X4 Bare wire
Model
u 408000003 (blue)
u 408000006 (black)
Structure
Item Specification

X2 Bare wire
Terminal X3 M6 ring terminal
X4 Bare wire
Version: 01 125
Model
u 408000021 (blue)
u 408000020 (black)
Structure
Item Specification
Cable model Power cable ZR-RVV-105-1×25 mm2 (blue, black)
X2 Bare wire
Model
u 408000075 (black)
u 408000076 (blue)
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Structure
Item Specification
X2 Bare wire
The PDP power cable leads in DC power to the equipment.
Model
u 408000003 (blue)
u 408000199 (black)
Structure
Version: 01 127
Item Specification
Cable type Power cable ZR-RVV-105-1×25 mm2 / blue, black
X2 Bare wire
X4 Bare wire
The PDP power cable leads in DC power into the equipment.
Model
u 408000217 (blue)
u 408000443 (black)
Structure
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Item Specification
Power cable ZR-RVV-105-1×35 mm2 / blue,
Cable type
black
X2 Bare wire
X4 Bare wire
4.7 Protection Earth Ground Cable
This section introduces protection earth ground cables applicable to the FONST 5000 U
series.
4.7.1 Subrack Protection Earth Ground Cable
The subrack protection earth ground cable is used to connect the grounding hole on the
equipment's subrack to a mounting hole on the vertical mounting flange of the cabinet,
ensuring that the subrack is properly grounded.
Model
408000165
Version: 01 129
Structure
Figure 4-45 shows the structure of the subrack protection earth ground cable.
Figure 4-45 Appearance of the Subrack Protection Earth Ground Cable
Table 4-50 describes technical specifications of the subrack protection earth ground cable.
Table 4-50 Technical Specifications of the Subrack Protection Earth Ground Cable
Item Specification
Protection earth ground cable ZR-RVV-105-1×25 mm2
Cable model
(yellow- / green)
Terminal X1 / X2 M6 ring terminal
4.7.2 Cabinet Protection Earth Ground Cable
The cabinet protection earth ground cable is used to connect the grounding point at the
cabinet top to the protection earth ground (PE) of the head of row cabinet, and thus protects
the cabinet.
Model
408000159
Structure
Figure 4-46 shows the structure of the cabinet protection earth ground cable.
Figure 4-46 Cabinet Protection Earth Ground Cable
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Table 4-51 describes technical specifications of the cabinet protection earth ground cable.
Table 4-51 Technical Specifications of the Cabinet Protection Earth Ground Cable
Item Specification
Cable model Cable ZR-RVV-105-1×25 mm2 (yellow- / green)
Terminal X1 Two-hole M6 ring terminal
X2 Bare wire
the cabinet.
Model
408000041
Structure
Version: 01 131
Item Specification
Cable type Cable ZR-RVV-105-1×16 mm2 (yellow- / green)
X2 Bare wire
4.7.4 PDP Protection Earth Ground Cable
The PDP protection earth ground cable connects the PDP on the top of the cabinet to the
earth ground bar in the equipment room, thereby protecting the PDP.
Model
408000007
Structure
Figure 4-48 shows the structure of the PDP protection earth ground cable.
Figure 4-48 PDP Protection Earth Ground Cable
Table 4-53 describes technical specifications of the PDP protection earth ground cable.
Table 4-53 Technical Specifications of the PDP Protection Earth Ground Cable
Item Specification
Cable model Power cable RV-1×10 mm2 (yellow- / green)
Terminal X1 M6 uninsulated ring terminal
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4.7.5 Protection Earth Ground Cable
The cable provides protection earth ground for the equipment and cabinet.
Model
3696084
Structure
Figure 4-49 shows the structure of the protection earth ground cable.
Figure 4-49 Protection Earth Ground Cable
Table 4-54 describes technical specifications of the protection earth ground cable.
Table 4-54 Technical Specifications of the Protection Earth Ground Cable
Item Specification
Cable model Cable RV1×4 mm2 (yellow- / green)
4.7.6 Subrack Protection Earth Ground Cable
The subrack protection earth ground cable is used to connect the grounding hole on the
equipment's subrack to a mounting hole on the vertical mounting flange of the cabinet,
ensuring that the subrack is properly grounded.
Version: 01 133
Model
408000166
Structure
Figure 4-50 shows the structure of the subrack protection earth ground cable.
Figure 4-50 Subrack Protection Earth Ground Cable
Table 4-55 describes technical specifications of the subrack protection earth ground cable.
Table 4-55 Technical Specifications of the Subrack Protection Earth Ground Cable
Item Specification
the cabinet.
Model
408000019
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Structure
Item Specification
Terminal X2 Bare wire
Version: 01 135
5 Electrical-Layer Cards
This chapter introduces service cards applicable to the electrical-layer subrack of the
FONST 5000 U series.
5.1 Tributary Cards
This section introduces the functions and features, as well as the hardware structure of
tributary cards.
5.1.1 Overview of Tributary Cards
This section introduces the positioning of tributary cards in the system and their working
principles.
5.1.1.1 Positioning of the Card in the System
The tributary cards are used to access client-side services.
Figure 5-1 Positioning of the Tributary Card in the OTN System
136 Version: 01
5.1.1.2 Working Principle and Signal Flow
Figure 5-2 Working Principle and Signal Flow of the Tributary Card
Note:
The signal flow directions of a tributary card include Tx and Rx. Tx is defined
as the direction from the client side to the backplane, and Rx is defined as the
reverse direction.
u In the Tx direction
The client-side service signals are input from the IN1 to INn interfaces and sent to the
optical module for O/E conversion. The converted electrical signals are sent to the data
processing module. After corresponding service encapsulation and overhead
processing based on network management configuration, these electrical signals are
sent to the backplane for cross-connect grooming.
u In the Rx direction
The electrical signals groomed from the cross-connect card are sent to the data
processing module via the backplane. After overhead processing, these signals are sent
to the optical module for E/O conversion, and then sent to the client side via the OUT1
to OUTn optical interfaces.
5.1.2 xTN1
This section introduces the functions and features, front panel and specifications of the card.
The xTN1 series include 8TN1, 16TN1, 24TN1 and 32TN1 cards.
Version: 01 137
5.1.2.1 Functions of the xTN1 Card
Table 5-1 Functions and Features of the xTN1 Card
Function and Feature Description

Converts the OTN, SDH, Ethernet and SAN service signals at service ports into ODU0,
ODUflex, and ODU1 signals.
u 125 Mbit/s to 1.25 Gbit/s signals→ODU0
Basic function
u 1.49 Gbit/s to 2.67 Gbit/s signals→ODU1
u n × 125 Mbit/s to 1.25 Gbit/s signals→ODU1 (OPTM)
u FC400 / FICON4G→ODUflex
FE: Ethernet service at a rate of 125 Mbit/s
GE: Ethernet service at a rate of 1.25 Gbit/s
OTU1: OTN service at a rate of 2.67 Gbit/s
STM-1 / OC-3: SDH / SONET service at a rate of 155.52 Mbit/s
FC100: SAN service at a rate of 1.06 Gbit/s
Client-side service type
FICON: SAN service at a rate of 1.06 Gbit/s
FICON Express: SAN service at a rate of 2.12 Gbit/s
FICON4G: SAN service at a rate of 4.25 Gbit/s
SDI: Digital TV service at a rate of 270 Mbit/s
HD-SDI: High-definition digital TV service at a rate of 1.49 Gbit/s
HD-SDIRBR: High-definition digital TV service at a rate of 1.49 / 1.001 Gbit/s
DVB-ASI: Digital TV service at a rate of 270 Mbit/s
ESCON: SAN service at a rate of 200 Mbit/s
FDDI: SAN service at a rate of 125 Mbit/s
Supports cross-connections of ODU0 / ODU1 / ODUflex signals from / to the cross-connect
card via the backplane bus.
u The access capacity of the 8TN1 and 16TN1 cards is 20 Gbit/s.
Cross-connect capability u The access capacity of the 24TN1 card is 40 Gbit/s. 20 Gbit/s for the front sixteen
interfaces and 20 Gbit/s for the rear eight interfaces.
u The access capacity of the 32TN1 card is 40 Gbit/s. 20 Gbit/s for the front sixteen
interfaces and the rear sixteen interfaces, respectively.
The mapping complies with the ITU-T G.7041 and ITU-T G.709; the ITU-T G.709 compliant
frame format and overhead processing are adopted.
OTU1 layer: Supports SM overhead processing.
OTN function ODU1 layer: Supports PM and TCM overhead processing and non-intrusive monitoring of PM
and TCM.
ODU0 layer: Supports PM overhead processing and non-intrusive monitoring of PM.
ODUflex layer: Supports PM overhead processing.
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Table 5-1 Functions and Features of the xTN1 Card (Continued)
ESC function Supported when the card accesses OTN services.
PRBS test function Supported
Bi-directional interruption of
Supported
Ethernet services
Error correction coding Supports FEC encoding, compliant with ITU-T G.709.
Monitors BIP8 bytes to help locate line failures.

Monitors B1 bytes to help locate line failures.
Alarm and performance Monitors OTN alarms and performance events.
monitoring Monitors parameters such as the bias current and operating temperature of the laser, and optical
power.
Supports remote monitoring (RMON) of Ethernet services.
ALS Supported when the card accesses non-OTN services.
Ethernet test function Supported
Electrical-layer ASON Supported
Optical-layer ASON Supported
Supported at the PM section when the card accesses non-OTN services.

Delay measurement
Supported at the TCM section when the card accesses OTN services.
Physical-layer clock Supported
Ethernet service
Encapsulates GE services in GE (TTT-GMP) and GE (GFP-T) modes.
encapsulation mode
Client-side loopback
Loopback u Inloop
u Outloop
5.1.2.2 Front Panel of the xTN1 Card
Figure 5-3 Front Panel of the 8TN1 Card
Figure 5-4 Front Panel of the 16TN1 Card (2200836)
Version: 01 139

Blinking quickly indicates that the card is working properly.
ON indicates that the card is working abnormally. Usually, the communication
between the card and the EMS is poor.
OFF indicates that the card is working abnormally. Usually, the card is faulty.
OFF indicates that no urgent alarm is reported or all urgent alarms are blocked.
UA Urgent alarm indicator ON (red) indicates that an urgent alarm (critical or major alarm) occurs on the
card.
OFF indicates that no non-urgent alarm is reported or all non-urgent alarms are
blocked.
NUA Non-urgent alarm indicator
ON (yellow) indicates that a non-urgent alarm (minor alarm) occurs on the
card.
OUT: Transmits service signals to the client equipment.
OUT / IN Client-side optical port
IN: Receives service signals from the client equipment.
5.1.2.3 Specifications of the xTN1 Card
Optical Module
Table 5-3 Optical Module Specifications of the xTN1 Card
Card Optical Module Specification
1.25G SFP SFF

8TN1
2.5G TDM SFP
1.25G SFP SFF

16TN1 (2200836)
2.5G TDM SFP
24TN1 2.5G TDM SFP

32TN1 2.5G TDM SFP
140 Version: 01
For details about optical module specifications, see Specifications of the Client-Side Optical
Modules.
Table 5-4 Mechanical Specifications of the xTN1 Card
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
8TN1 407 × 30 1.59
16TN1 (2200836) 407 × 30 1.59
24TN1 407 × 30 1.875
32TN1 407 × 30 1.875
Power Consumption
Table 5-5 Power Consumption of the xTN1 Card

8TN1 72
16TN1 (2200836) 80
24TN1 76
32TN1 99
Applicable Subrack
Table 5-6 Applicable Subrack for the xTN1 Card
Card Applicable Subrack
8TN1 FONST 5000 U60 II, FONST 5000 U10 to U60
FONST 5000 U60 II, FONST 5000 U10 to U60, FONST 5000 U10E,
16TN1 (2200836S1A)
FONST 5000 U20E
5.1.3 16TN1 (2202772)
Version: 01 141
5.1.3.1 Functions of the 16TN1 Card (2202772)
Table 5-7 Functions and Features of the 16TN1 Card (2202772)

Converts the OTN, SDH, Ethernet and SAN service signals at service ports into ODU0, ODU1,
ODU2, ODU2e and ODUflex signals.
u 1.49 Gbit/s to 2.67 Gbit/s signals→ODU1
Basic function u 4 × STM-4→ODU1
u OTU1→2 × ODU0
u 10GE LAN / 10GE WAN / STM-64 / OC-192 / OTU2 / FC800 / FICON8G→ODU2
u 10GE LAN / OTU2e / FC1200→ODU2e
u 3G-SDI / 3G-SDIRBR / FC400 / FICON4G / FC800 / FICON8G→ODUflex
FE: Ethernet service at a rate of 125 Mbit/s
3G-SDI: Digital TV service at a rate of 2.97 Gbit/s
3G-SDIRBR: Digital TV service at a rate of 2.97 / 1.001 Gbit/s
STM-64 / OC-192: SDH / SONET service at a rate of 9.95 Gbit/s
10GE LAN: Ethernet service at a rate of 10.31 Gbit/s
10GE WAN: Ethernet service at a rate of 9.95 Gbit/s
OTU2e: OTN service at a rate of 11.1 Gbit/s
142 Version: 01
Table 5-7 Functions and Features of the 16TN1 Card (2202772) (Continued)

Supports cross-connections of ODU0 / ODU1 / ODU2 / ODU2e / ODUflex signals from / to the
Cross-connect capability
cross-connect card via the backplane bus.
The mapping process complies with ITU-T G.709 and G.Sup43; the ITU-T G.709 compliant
ODU0 layer: Supports PM and TCM overhead processing and non-intrusive monitoring of PM
and TCM.
OTN function and TCM.
and TCM.
Supported
Ethernet services
Error correction coding Supports FEC encoding when the card accesses OTN services, compliant with ITU-T G.709.

power.

Delay measurement
IEEE 1588v2 Supported
Version: 01 143
Table 5-7 Functions and Features of the 16TN1 Card (2202772) (Continued)

Ethernet service
Encapsulates 10GE LAN services in Bit transparent mapping (11.1G) and MAC transparent
encapsulation mode
mapping (10.7G) modes.
ODUk channel loopback

u Inloop
u Outloop
Loopback
u Inloop
u Outloop
5.1.3.2 Front Panel of the 16TN1 Card (2202772)
Figure 5-7 Front Panel of the 16TN1 Card (2202772)

ON indicates that the card is working abnormally. Usually, the
ACT Working status indicator communication between the card and the EMS is poor.
OFF indicates that the card is working abnormally. Usually, the card is
faulty.
OFF indicates that no urgent alarm is reported or all urgent alarms are
blocked.
ON (red) indicates that an urgent alarm (critical or major alarm) occurs
on the card.
OFF indicates that no non-urgent alarm is reported or all non-urgent
Non-urgent alarm alarms are blocked.
NUA
indicator ON (yellow) indicates that a non-urgent alarm (minor alarm) occurs on
the card.
144 Version: 01
5.1.3.3 Specifications of the 16TN1 Card (2202772)
Optical Module
Table 5-9 Optical Module Specifications of the 16TN1 Card (2202772)

10G TDM XFP SFP+
16TN1 (2202772)
2.5G TDM SFP
Modules.
Table 5-10 Mechanical Specifications of the 16TN1 Card (2202772)
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
16TN1 (2202772) 407 × 30 2.13
Power Consumption
Table 5-11 Power Consumption of the 16TN1 Card (2202772)
16TN1 (2202772) 154
Applicable Subracks
Table 5-12 Subracks Applicable to the 16TN1 Card
5.1.4 xTN2
The xTN2 series include the 4TN2, 8TN2, 10TN2, 12TN2 and 20TN2 cards.
Version: 01 145

Converts the OTN, SDH, Ethernet and SAN service signals at service ports into ODU2,
ODU2e, and ODUflex signals.
Basic function u 10GE LAN / 10GE WAN / STM-64 / OC-192 / OTU2 / FC800 / FICON8G→ODU2
u FC800 / FC1600→ODUflex
Client-side service type OTU2: OTN service at a rate of 10.71 Gbit/s
Supports cross-connections of ODU2 / ODU2e / ODUflex signals from / to the cross-connect
card via the backplane bus.
u The mapping process complies with ITU-T G.709 and G.Sup43; the ITU-T G.709
compliant frame format and overhead processing are adopted.
OTN function u ODU2 layer: Supports PM and TCM overhead processing.
u ODUflex layer: Supports PM overhead processing.
u OTU2 layer: Supports SM overhead processing.
Supported
Ethernet services

power.

Delay measurement
146 Version: 01
Ethernet service Encapsulates 10GE LAN services in Bit transparent mapping (11.1G) and MAC transparent
encapsulation mode mapping (10.7G) modes.

u Inloop
u Outloop
Loopback
u Inloop
u Outloop
Version: 01 147

card.
blocked.
card.
Optical Module

4TN2 10G TDM XFP SFP+

10G TDM XFP SFP+
20TN2
16G FC
Modules.
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
4TN2 407 × 30 1.7
8TN2 407 × 30 1.55
148 Version: 01
Table 5-16 Mechanical Specifications of the xTN2 Card (Continued)
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
10TN2 407 × 30 1.6
12TN2 407 × 30 1.93
20TN2 407 × 30 2
Power Consumption

4TN2 108
8TN2 110
10TN2 112
12TN2 115
20TN2 125
Applicable Subrack
Table 5-18 Applicable Subracks for the xTN2 Card

12TN2 (2201025) FONST 5000 U60 II, FONST 5000 U10 to U60
12TN2 (2201903)
FONST 5000 U20E
20TN2 (2201209) FONST 5000 U60 II, FONST 5000 U20 to U60
20TN2 (2202002)
FONST 5000 U20E
5.1.5 20TP2
Version: 01 149
5.1.5.1 Functions of the 20TP2 Card
Functions and Features
Table 5-19 Functions and Features of the 20TP2 Card
Function and
Description
Feature
Basic function Supports accessing Ethernet service signals and processing packet services.
Backplane bandwidth 200 Gbit/s

Ethernet data frame
Supports IEEE 802.3, Ethernet II, IEEE 802.1Q and IEEE 802.1p.
format
Port MTU 1500 to 9600 bytes
Service type E-Line (VPWS), E-LAN (VPLS)
Service bearer mode Port bearer, PW bearer, QinQ

QinQ Supported
PW-carried service model Port↔PW
CVLAN↔PW
SVLAN↔PW
PW↔PW (MS-PW)
Port↔Port
E-Line
Port-carried service model CVLAN↔Port
SVLAN↔Port
Port↔Port
UNI-UNI service model CVLAN↔CVLAN; VLAN switching supported
SVLAN↔SVLAN, VLAN switching supported
Bridge type IEEE 802.1d, IEEE 802.1q, IEEE 802.1ad
E-LAN Bridge learning mode T-Aware: IVL

VSI TAG type T-Aware
Tunnel APS Supports 1+1 and 1:1 protections, compliant with ITU-T G.8131.
PW APS Supports the 1:1 protection, compliant with ITU-T G.8131.

Protection
Supports intra-card and inter-card LAG, compliant with IEEE
LAG
802.1ax.
Diffserv Supported, compliant with RFC 2474 and RFC 2475.
u Simple traffic classification

Traffic Classification u Complex traffic classification, which customizes access control
QoS
list (ACL) rules based on the contents of packets
Traffic monitoring CAR, two rate three color marker (trTCM), compliant with RFC 2698
Congestion management CoS; SP / WFQ queue scheduling schemes
150 Version: 01
Table 5-19 Functions and Features of the 20TP2 Card (Continued)
Function and
Description
Feature
Congestion avoidance WRED, tail drop
Traffic shaping Port-based traffic shaping, queue-based traffic shaping
LPT protection Supported
IGMP Snooping
Supported
V1/V2/V3
Supported, compliant with IEEE 802.1ag, ITU-T Y.1731 / ITU-T
Ethernet service OAM (CFM)
G.8013 and ITU-T Y.1730
MPLS-TP OAM Supported; compliant with ITU-T G.8113.1
Maintenance
MPLS OAM Supported; compliant with ITU-T Y.1711 and ITU-T Y.1561
RMON monitoring Supported
Port mirroring Supported

Synchronization
Application
After receiving 10GE service signals and processing packet services, the 20TP2 card sends
the packets to the cross-connect card for centralized grooming. The mixed service line card
converts the packet signals into OTUk for transmission.
Figure 5-13 Application of the 20TP2 Cards in the System
Version: 01 151
5.1.5.2 Front Panel of the 20TP2 Card
Figure 5-14 Front Panel of the 20TP2 Card

OFF indicates that the card is working abnormally. Usually, the
card is faulty.
OFF indicates that no urgent alarm is reported or all urgent alarms

are blocked.
ON (red) indicates that an urgent alarm (critical or major alarm)
occurs on the card.
alarms are blocked.
ON (yellow) indicates that a non-urgent alarm (minor alarm) occurs
on the card.
5.1.5.3 Specifications of the 20TP2 Card
Optical Modules
Table 5-21 Optical Module Specifications of the 20TP2 Card

10G TDM XFP SFP+ optical module
20TP2
2.5G TDM SFP optical module
Modules.
152 Version: 01
Table 5-22 Mechanical Specifications of the 20TP2 Card
Card Panel Dimensions (H × W) (mm) Weight (kg)

20TP2 407 × 30 1.33
Power Consumption
Table 5-23 Power Consumption of the 20TP2 Card

20TP2 90
Applicable Subrack
Table 5-24 Subracks Applicable to the 20TP2 Card
20TP2 FONST 5000 U60 II, FONST 5000 U20 to U60
5.1.6 xTN3
The xTN3 series include the 1TN3 and 5TN3 cards.
Functions and Features Description

Converts the OTN, SDH and Ethernet service signals at service ports into ODU3 signals.
u OC-768/OTU3→ODU3
u 40GE (TTT+GMP)→ODU3
Basic function
u 40GE (GFP-F)→ODU3
u 40GE (GFP-F)→ODUflex
u OTU3→ODU3
Client-side service type 40GE: Ethernet service at a rate of 41.25 Gbit/s
Version: 01 153
Functions and Features Description

Supports cross-connections of ODU3 signals from / to the cross-connect card via the backplane
bus.
OTN function ODU3 layer: Supports PM and TCM overhead processing and non-intrusive monitoring of PM
and TCM.
Supported
Ethernet services

Monitors OTN alarms and performance events.
Alarm and performance
Monitors parameters such as the bias current and operating temperature of the laser, and optical
monitoring
power.
Supported at the PM and TCM sections when the card accesses non-OTN services.
Delay measurement
Ethernet service
Supports encapsulation of 40GE services in TTT-GMP and GFP-F formats.
encapsulation mode
Loopback u Inloop
u Outloop
154 Version: 01

faulty.
blocked.
ON (red) indicates that an urgent alarm (critical or major alarm) occurs on
the card.
OFF indicates that no non-urgent alarm is reported or all non-urgent alarms
are blocked.
card.
Optical Modules
1TN3 40G LR4 CFP QSFP+
5TN3 40G LR4 CFP QSFP+
Modules.
Version: 01 155

1TN3 407 × 30 2.4
5TN3 407 × 30 2.05
Power Consumption

1TN3 99
5TN3 117
Applicable Subrack
1TN3 FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ, FONST 5000 U10 to U60
5.1.7 xTN4
The xTN4 series include the 1TN4, 2TN4 and 4TN4 cards.
156 Version: 01

Converts the OTN and Ethernet service signals at service ports into ODU4 and ODUflex
signals.
Basic function u 100GE (Bit transparent mapping) / (MAC transparent mapping)→ODU4
u 100GE (MAC transparent mapping)→ODUflex
u OTU4→ODU4
100GE: Ethernet service at a rate of 103.125 Gbit/s
Supports cross-connections of ODU4 / ODUflex signals from / to the cross-connect card via the
backplane bus.
ODU4 layer:
u Supports PM functions when the card accesses 100GE services.
OTN function
u Supports PM and TCM overhead processing as well as non-intrusive monitoring of PM
and TCM when the card accesses OTU4 services.
Supported
Ethernet services

monitoring
power.
ALS Supported when the card accesses 100GE services.
Ethernet test function Supported when the card accesses 100GE (GFP-F) services.
Supported at the PM and TCM sections when the card accesses non-OTN services.
Delay measurement
MAC transparent mapping: Supports synchronous Ethernet processing.

Physical-layer clock
Bit transparent mapping: Supports synchronous Ethernet transparent transmissions.
Version: 01 157

Ethernet service Supports encapsulating 100GE services in Bit transparent mapping and MAC transparent
encapsulation mode mapping modes.
Loopback u Inloop
u Outloop
Figure 5-17 Front Panel of the 1TN4 Card (Single-Slot, CFP)
Figure 5-18 Front Panel of the 1TN4 Card (Single-Slot, CFP2)
Figure 5-19 Front Panel of the 2TN4 Card (Single-Slot, CFP)
Figure 5-22 Front Panel of the 4TN4 Card (Single-Slot, QSFP28)
158 Version: 01
Figure 5-23 Front Panel of the 5TN4 Card (Single-Slot, QSFP28)

Blinking quickly: The card is working properly.
ON: The card is working abnormally. Usually,
Working status
ACT communication between the card and the EMS is poor.
indicator
OFF: The card is working abnormally. Usually, the card is
faulty.
OFF: No urgent alarm is reported or all urgent alarms are

blocked.
ON (red): An urgent alarm (critical or major alarm) occurs
on this card.
OFF: No non-urgent alarm occurs on this card or all non-
Non-urgent alarm urgent alarms are blocked.
NUA
indicator ON (yellow): A non-urgent alarm (minor alarm) occurs on
this card.
Client-side optical OUT: Transmits service signals to the client equipment.
OUT / IN
port IN: Receives service signals from the client equipment.
Optical Module

1TN4 (single-slot, CFP) 100G LR4
1TN4 (single-slot, CFP2) 100G ER4
2TN4 (single-slot, CFP) 100G LR4
2TN4 (single-slot, CFP2) 100G ER4
4TN4 (single-slot, CFP2)
100G LR4
4TN4 (single-slot, QSFP28)
100G LR4
5TN4 (single-slot, QSFP28)
100G QSFP28 ER4
Version: 01 159
Modules.
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
1TN4 (single-slot, CFP) 407 × 30 2.4

1TN4 (single-slot, CFP2) 407 × 30 2.28
2TN4 (single-slot, CFP) 407 × 30 2.85
4TN4 (single-slot, QSFP28) 407 × 30 2.5
5TN4 (single-slot, QSFP28) 407 × 30 2.55
Power Consumption
1TN4 (single-slot, CFP) 108

1TN4 (single-slot, CFP2) 135
2TN4 (single-slot, CFP) 130
4TN4 (single-slot, QSFP28) 110
5TN4 (single-slot, QSFP28) 207
Applicable Subrack

FONST 5000 U60 II, FONST 5000 U10 to U60, FONST 5000
2TN4 (2201939)
U10E, FONST 5000 U20E
4TN4 (2202009) FONST 5000 U10E, FONST 5000 U20E
160 Version: 01
Table 5-36 Applicable Subracks for the xTN4 Card (Continued)

4TN4 (2202624) FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ
4TN4 (2203277) FONST 5000 U10E, FONST 5000 U20E
5TN4 (single-slot, QSFP28) FONST 5000 U10E, FONST 5000 U20E
5.1.8 16VS1
5.1.8.1 Functions of the 16VS1 Card
Table 5-37 Functions and Features of the 16VS1 Card
Function and
Description
Feature
The interfaces 1 to 8 receive and transmit eight STM-1 / STM-4 / STM-16 / STM-64 signals.
Basic function The interfaces 9 to 16 receive and transmit eight STM-1 / STM-4 / STM-16 signals.
When interfaces 1 to 8 access STM-64 signals, interfaces 9 to 16 do not access any signals.
STM-1: Provides S-1.1, L-1.1, and L-1.2 standard optical interfaces that support pluggable SFP optical
modules.
STM-4: Provides S-4.1, L-4.1, and L-4.2 standard optical interfaces that support pluggable SFP optical
modules.
Specifications of the STM-16: Provides I-16, S-16.1, S-16.2, L-16.1, L-16.2 and V-16.2 standard optical interfaces that
optical interface support pluggable SFP optical modules.
STM-64: Provides I-64.1, S-64.2b, and L-64.2 standard optical interfaces that support pluggable SFP+
optical modules.
The STM-1 / STM-4 / STM-16 optical interfaces comply with ITU-T G.957 and the STM-64 optical
interfaces comply with ITU-T G.691.
Cross-connect Supports VC cross-connections. The VC4 cross-connect capacity is 80G. The card supports a
capability maximum of 512 VC4 services.
Supports detecting and querying information about the optical module.
Specifications of the
Supports applying and monitoring pluggable optical modules for easy maintenance.
optical module
The optical interface supports turning on, turning off or automatically shutting down the laser.
Processes section overheads (SOH) of the STM-n signals.

Overhead processing Processes overheads of higher-order paths.
Supports setting and querying the J0 / J1 / C2 bytes.
Version: 01 161
Table 5-37 Functions and Features of the 16VS1 Card (Continued)
Function and
Description
Feature
Alarms and Reports various alarms and performance events for easy management and maintenance of the
performance events equipment.
ALS Supported
Supports the VC SNCP.

Protection scheme
Supports the linear multiplex section protection (LMSP).
Supports inloops and outloops at optical interfaces.

Loopback
Supports inloops and outloops on VC-4 paths for fast fault isolation.
Application
Being a type of VC service interface cards, the 16VS1 card receives and transmits VC
service signals, supporting the SDH network and VC over OTN applications.
u SDH network application
The 16VS1 card receives the client-side signals and then sends them to a cross-connect
card for service grooming at a granularity of VC4.
The lower-order cross-connect card receives / transmits VC signals from / to a cross-

connect card at a granularity of VC4. Meanwhile, the lower-order cross-connect card
performs intra-card service grooming at a granularity of VC12.
The cross-connect card sends the VC4 signals to the 16VS1 card for transmissions
over the SDH network.
In this case, the 16VS1 card functions not only as a tributary card but also as a line
card.
162 Version: 01
Figure 5-24 SDH Network Application of the 16VS1 Cards
u VC over OTN application
The 16VS1 card receives the client-side signals and then sends them to a cross-connect
card for service grooming at a granularity of VC4.
The lower-order cross-connect card receives / transmits VC signals from / to a cross-

connect card at a granularity of VC4. Meanwhile, the lower-order cross-connect card
performs intra-card service grooming at a granularity of VC12.
The cross-connect card sends VC4 signals to a line card and encapsulates the VC
services into OTUks for transmissions over the OTN.
In this case, the line card must use a mixed service line card xLU2 / xLU4. The
following figure uses the 1LU4 card as an example.
Version: 01 163
Figure 5-25 VC over OTN Application of the 16VS1 Cards
5.1.8.2 Front Panel of the 16VS1 Card
Figure 5-26 Front Panel of the 16VS1 Card

OFF indicates that the card is working abnormally. Usually, the card
is faulty.
OFF indicates that no urgent alarm is reported or all urgent alarms

are blocked.
occurs on the card.
164 Version: 01

alarms are blocked.
ON (yellow) indicates that a non-urgent alarm (minor alarm) occurs
on the card.
5.1.8.3 Specifications of the 16VS1 Card
Optical Module
Table 5-39 Optical Module Specifications of the 16VS1 Card

155M SFP SFF
622M SFP SFF
16VS1
2.5G TDM SFP
10G TDM XFP SFP+
Modules.
Table 5-40 Mechanical Specifications of the 16VS1 Card
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
16VS1 407 × 30 2.249
Power Consumption
Table 5-41 Power Consumption of the 16VS1 Card
16VS1 117
Version: 01 165
Applicable Subrack
Table 5-42 Applicable Subracks for the 16VS1 Card
16VS1 FONST 5000 U60 II, FONST 5000 U10 to U60
5.1.9 16TE2
166 Version: 01
5.1.9.1 Functions of the 16TE2 Card
Table 5-43 Functions and Features of the 16TE2 Card

Converts the OTN, SDH, Ethernet and SAN service signals at service ports into ODU0, ODU1,
ODU2, ODU2e and ODUflex signals.
Basic function u 1.49 Gbit/s to 2.67 Gbit/s signals→ODU1
u 10GE LAN / 10GE WAN / STM-64 / OC-192 / OTU2 / FC800 / FICON8G→ODU2
u 3G-SDI / 3G-SDIRBR / FC400 / FICON4G / FC800 / FICON8G / FC1600→ODUflex
3G-SDI: Digital TV service at a rate of 2.97 Gbit/s
3G-SDIRBR: Digital TV service at a rate of 2.97 / 1.001 Gbit/s
Service encryption Supports encrypting any 10 ports.
Version: 01 167
Table 5-43 Functions and Features of the 16TE2 Card (Continued)

and TCM.
OTN function and TCM.
and TCM.
Supported
Ethernet services

power.
Supported when the card accesses 10GE LAN services in MAC transparent mapping (10.7G)
Ethernet test function
mode.

Delay measurement
Supported when the card accesses 10GE LAN services in MAC transparent mapping (10.7G)
IEEE 1588v2
mode.
10GE LAN, MAC transparent mapping (10.7G): Supports synchronous Ethernet processing.
Physical-layer clock 10GE LAN, Bit transparent mapping (11.1G): Supports synchronous Ethernet transparent
transmission.
168 Version: 01
Table 5-43 Functions and Features of the 16TE2 Card (Continued)

Ethernet service
Encapsulates 10GE LAN services in Bit transparent mapping (11.1G) and MAC transparent
encapsulation mode
mapping (10.7G) modes.

u Inloop
u Outloop
Loopback
u Inloop
u Outloop
5.1.9.2 Front Panel of the 16TE2 Card
Figure 5-27 Front Panel of the 16TE2 Card (2202753)

Working status
ACT communication between the card and the EMS is poor.
indicator
faulty.
blocked.
the card.
Non-urgent alarm are blocked.
NUA
indicator ON (yellow) indicates that a non-urgent alarm (minor alarm) occurs on the
card.
Version: 01 169
5.1.9.3 Specifications of the 16TE2 Card
Optical Module
Table 5-45 Optical Module Specifications of the 16TE2 Card

2.5G TDM SFP
16TE2 10G TDM XFP SFP+
16G FC
Modules.
Table 5-46 Mechanical Specifications of the 16TE2 Card
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
16TE2 407 × 30 2.13
Power Consumption
Table 5-47 Power Consumption of the 16TE2 Card

16TE2 154
Applicable Subrack
Table 5-48 Subracks Applicable to the 16TE2 Card
16TE2 FONST 5000 U60 II, FONST 5000 U10 to U60
5.1.10 12TN2G
This section introduces the functions / features, front panel and specifications of the card.
170 Version: 01
5.1.10.1 Functions of the 12TN2G Card
Table 5-49 Functions and Features of the 12TN2G Card
The functions vary with different scenarios.
u OTN scenario: Converts the OTN, SDH, Ethernet and SAN service signals at service ports into
ODUk (k = 2, 2e, flex) signals.
Basic function
u VC over OTN scenario: Encapsulates the received VC signals into ODUk signals and sends them
to the backplane for cross-connection; receives SDH service signals and processes VC services.
u TP over OTN scenario: Receives Ethernet service signals and processes packet services.
OTU2 / OTU2e
STM-64
Client-side service
10GE LAN / 10GE WAN
type
FC800
FC1200
The cross-connect capability of the 12TN2G card is described as follows:
u ODUk: 120G
u TP: 120G
Cross-connect
u VC
capability
4 2203028: 20G
4 2203659: 80G
u The mapping process complies with ITU-T G.709 and G.Sup43; the frame format and overhead
processing comply with ITU-T G.709.
u ODU2 layer: Supports PM (non-OTUk service) overhead processing, TCM overhead processing,
OTN function
and non-intrusive monitoring of PM (non-OTUk service) and TCM overheads.
u Supports performance statistics of LSP PWs based on the port, packet label and other
characteristics.
TP functions u Adds, replaces or deletes VLAN labels.
u Supports VPWS and VPLS.
u Supports QoS.
ESC function Supported when the card receives / transmits OTU2 / OTU2e services.
PRBS test Supported
Bi-directional
interruption of Supported
Ethernet services
Version: 01 171
Table 5-49 Functions and Features of the 12TN2G Card (Continued)
Supports FEC encoding and super FEC encoding (I.4 and I.7) when the card receives / transmits
Error correction OTU2 / OTU2e services, which complies with the ITU-T G.709.
coding In case of super FEC I.4, the twelve ports are divided into three groups: ports 1 to 4, ports 5 to 8, and
ports 9 to 12. Each group is configured with the same FEC type.
u Monitors BIP8 bytes (burst mode) to help locate line failures.

Alarm and u Monitors B1 bytes to help locate line failures.
performance u Monitors OTN alarms and performance events.
monitoring u Monitors parameters such as the bias current and operating temperature of the laser, and optical
power.
ALS function Supported on the client side when the card receives / transmits non-OTN services.
Supported
Ethernet test function Supported when the client side receives / transmits 10GE LAN services in MAC transparent mapping
(10.7G) mode.
When the client side of the card receives / transmits non-OTN services, the delay of the PM section in
Delay measurement the backplane (uplink) direction can be measured. When the client side receives / transmits OTN
services, the delay of the TCM section in the optical interface (downlink) direction can be measured.
Supported when the client side receives / transmits 10GE LAN services and Port Service Mapping
IEEE 1588v2
Path is in MAC Transparent Mapping (10.7G) mode.
Physical-layer clock Supports synchronous Ethernet.
172 Version: 01
Table 5-49 Functions and Features of the 12TN2G Card (Continued)
u 2203028
4 Supports the ODUk SNCP (k = 2, 2e, flex) protections.

4 Supports client-side 1+1 protection.
4 Supports tributary SNCP protection.
When ODUflex signals are groomed, the tributary SNCP protection is not supported.
The tributary SNCP protection is supported only when the client side receives / transmits OTN,
SDH or SONET services.
Protection scheme u 2203659
4 Supports ODUk 1+1 protection and OCh 1+1 protection.

4 Supports VC4 SNCP 1+1 protection.
4 Supports LSP 1:1 protection and PW 1:1 protection.
4 Supports PW redundancy protection.
4 Supports LAG protection.
4 Supports ETH 1:1 protection and ETH 1+1 protection.
The following loopbacks are supported:
Loopback u Client-side loopback
u Backplane-side loopback
5.1.10.2 Front Panel of the 12TN2G Card
Figure 5-28 Front Panel of the 12TN2G Card (2203028)
Figure 5-29 Front Panel of the 12TN2G Card (2203659)
Version: 01 173

ONNote 1 indicates that the card is working abnormally. Usually,
ACT Working status indicator communication between the card and the EMS is interrupted.
faulty.
blocked.
ON (red) indicates that an urgent alarm (critical or major alarm) occurs
on the card.
alarms are blocked.
ON (yellow) indicates that a non-urgent alarm (minor alarm) occurs on
the card.
Note 1: After the card is electrified, the ACT indicator will be ON until the card starts working. This status is normal.
5.1.10.3 Specifications of the 12TN2G Card
Optical Module
Table 5-51 Optical Module Specifications of the 12TN2G Card

12TN2G 10G TDM XFP SFP+
Modules.
Table 5-52 Mechanical Specifications of the 12TN2G Card
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
12TN2G (2203028) 407 × 30 2.603

12TN2G (2203659) 407 × 30 1.65
174 Version: 01
Power Consumption
Table 5-53 Power Consumption of the 12TN2G Card
12TN2G (2203028) 117

12TN2G (2203659) 180
Applicable Subrack
Table 5-54 Subracks Applicable to the 12TN2G Card

12TN2G (2203028) FONST 5000 U60 II, FONST 5000 U10 to U60
FONST 5000 U60 II, FONST 5000 U20 / U30 / U40 / U60 / U10E /
12TN2G (2203659)
U20E
5.1.11 xTN4G
The xTN4G series include the 1TN4G and 2TN4G cards.
5.1.11.1 Functions of the xTN4G Card
Table 5-55 Functions and Features of the xTN4G Card
The functions vary with different scenarios.
u OTN scenario: Converts the OTN and Ethernet service signals at service ports into ODUk (k = 4,
Basic function
flex) signals.
u TP over OTN scenario: Accesses Ethernet service signals and processes packet services.
Client-side service OTU4

type 100GE
Version: 01 175
Table 5-55 Functions and Features of the xTN4G Card (Continued)
u The cross-connect capability of the 1TN4G card is described as follows:
4 ODUk: 100G
4 TP: 100G
Cross-connect 4 VC: 20G
capability u The cross-connect capability of the 2TN4G card is described as follows:
4 ODUk: 200G
4 TP: 200G
4 VC: 80G
u The mapping process complies with ITU-T G.709 and G.Sup43; the ITU-T G.709 compliant
u ODU4 layer: Supports PM (non-OTUk service) overhead processing, TCM overhead processing,
OTN function
and non-intrusive monitoring of PM (non-OTUk service) and TCM overheads.
u Supports performance statistics of LSP PWs based on the port, packet label and other
characteristics.
TP functions u Adds, replaces or deletes VLAN labels.
u Supports VPWS and VPLS.
u Supports QoS.
ESC function Supported when the card accesses OTU4 services.
Bi-directional
interruption of Supported
Ethernet services
u 1TN4G: Supports FEC coding and super FEC coding when the card accesses OTU4 services,
Error correction compliant with ITU-T G.709.
coding u 2TN4G: Supports FEC coding when the card accesses OTU4 services, compliant with ITU-T
G.709.
Alarm and u Monitors B1 bytes to help locate line failures.
performance u Monitors OTN alarms and performance events.
monitoring u Monitors parameters such as the bias current and operating temperature of the laser, and optical
power.
ALS function Supported when the client side accesses 100GE services.
Ethernet test function Supported when the client side accesses 100GE services.
176 Version: 01
Table 5-55 Functions and Features of the xTN4G Card (Continued)
When the client side of the card accesses non-OTN services, the delay of the PM section in the
Delay measurement backplane (uplink) direction can be measured; when the client side accesses OTN services, the delay
of the TCM section in the optical interface (downlink) direction can be measured.
IEEE 1588v2 Supported when the card accesses 100GE (GFP-F) services.
Physical-layer clock Supports synchronous Ethernet.
u Supports the ODUk SNCP (k = 4, flex) protection.

u Supports the client-side 1+1 protection.
Protection scheme
u Supports the tributary SNCP protection.
The SNCP protection is supported only when the client side accesses OTU4 services.

5.1.11.2 Front Panel of the xTN4G Card
Figure 5-30 Front Panel of the 1TN4G Card
Figure 5-31 Front Panel of the 2TN4G Card

ONNote 1 indicates that the card is working abnormally. Usually, the
ACT Working status indicator communication between the card and the EMS is interrupted.
faulty.
blocked.
the card.
Version: 01 177

alarms are blocked.
ON (yellow) indicates that a non-urgent alarm (minor alarm) occurs on
the card.
Note 1: After the card is electrified, the ACT indicator will be ON until the card starts working. This status is normal.
5.1.11.3 Specifications of the xTN4G Card
Optical Module
Table 5-57 Optical Module Specifications of the xTN4G Card

100G LR4
1TN4G
100G ER4
100G LR4
2TN4G
100G ER4
Modules.
Table 5-58 Mechanical Specifications of the xTN4G Card
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
1TN4G 407 × 30 2.26

2TN4G 407 × 30 2.85
Power Consumption
Table 5-59 Power Consumption of the xTN4G Card
1TN4G 198.9
2TN4G 142.2
178 Version: 01
Applicable Subracks
Table 5-60 Subracks Applicable to the xTN4G Card
1TN4G FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ, FONST 5000 U10 to U60
2TN4G FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ, FONST 5000 U10 to U60
5.1.12 20PP2
5.1.12.1 Functions
Table 5-61 Functions and Features of the 20PP2 Card
The card receives GE / 100GE Ethernet signals. After Layer 2 packet switching and
Basic function transparent transmission inside the card, these signals are framed into ODUk signals and
sent to the backplane. The card also performs the reverse process in the opposite direction.
GE
10GE LAN
Cross-connect capability 200G
u The mapping process complies with ITU-T G.709 and G.Sup43; the frame format and
OTN function overhead processing comply with ITU-T G.709.
u Supports the PM function at the ODU2 / ODU2e / ODUflex layer.
u Supports IEEE 802.1Q, IEEE 802.1ad and IEEE 802.1D.

Layer 2 switching
u Supports MAC address learning and aging.
PRBS test Supported
Supported
Ethernet services
LPT protection Supported

u Monitors OTN alarms and performance events.
u Monitors parameters such as the bias current and operating temperature of the laser,
monitoring
and optical power.
u Supports remote monitoring (RMON) of Ethernet services (10GE LAN and GE).
Version: 01 179
Table 5-61 Functions and Features of the 20PP2 Card (Continued)
ALS function Supported
Test frame Supported
Delay measurement Supported
u Supports ODUk 1+1 protection.

u Supports LAG Protection.
Protection scheme u Supports PW 1:1 protection.
u Supports LSP 1:1 protection.
u Supports ETH 1+1 Protection.

Application
The 20PP2 card supports Layer 2 switching of Ethernet data packets in the card. The signals
after Layer 2 packet switching can be mapped to ODUk signals and sent to the backplane
for grooming.
Figure 5-32 Network Application of the 20PP2 Cards
5.1.12.2 Front Panel
Figure 5-33 Front Panel of the 20PP2 Card
180 Version: 01

ON indicates that the card is working abnormally. Usually,
OFF indicates that the card is working abnormally. Usually,
the card is faulty.
OFF indicates that no urgent alarm is reported or all urgent

alarms are blocked.
ON (red) indicates that an urgent alarm (critical or major
alarm) occurs on the card.
OFF indicates that no non-urgent alarm is reported or all non-

urgent alarms are blocked.
ON (yellow) indicates that a non-urgent alarm (minor alarm)
occurs on the card.
Optical Module
Table 5-63 Optical Module Specifications of the 20PP2 Card

1.25G SFP SFF
20PP2
10G TDM XFP SFP+
Table 5-64 Mechanical Specifications of the 20PP2 Card
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
20PP2 407 × 30 2.15
Version: 01 181
Power Consumption
Table 5-65 Power Consumption of the 20PP2 Card

20PP2 217.7
Applicable Subrack
Table 5-66 Subracks Applicable to the 20PP2 Card

20PP2
U20E
5.1.13 2PP4
5.1.13.1 Functions
Table 5-67 Functions and Features of the 2PP4 Card
The card receives 100GE Ethernet signals. After Layer 2 packet switching and transparent
Basic function transmission in the card, these signals are framed into ODUk signals and sent to the
backplane. The card also performs the reverse process in the opposite direction.
Client-side service type 100GE

Cross-connect capability 200G
u The mapping process complies with ITU-T G.709 and G.Sup43; the frame format and
OTN function overhead processing comply with ITU-T G.709.
u Supports the PM function at the ODU4 / ODUflex layer.
u Supports IEEE 802.1Q, IEEE 802.1ad and IEEE 802.1D.

Layer 2 switching
u Supports MAC address learning and aging.
PRBS test Supported
Supported
Ethernet services
182 Version: 01
Table 5-67 Functions and Features of the 2PP4 Card (Continued)
LPT function Supported

u Monitors OTN alarms and performance events.
u Monitors parameters such as the bias current and operating temperature of the laser,
monitoring
and optical power.
u Supports remote monitoring (RMON) of Ethernet services.
ALS function Supported
Test frame Supported
u Supports ODUk 1+1 protection.

u Supports LAG protection.
Protection scheme u Supports PW 1:1 protection.
u Supports LSP 1:1 protection.
u Supports ETH 1+1 protection.

Application
The 2PP4 card supports Layer 2 switching of Ethernet data packets. The signals after Layer
2 packet switching can be mapped to ODUk signals and sent to the backplane for grooming.
Figure 5-34 Network Application of the 2PP4 Cards
Version: 01 183
Figure 5-35 Front Panel of the 2PP4 Card

ON indicates that the card is working abnormally. Usually,
OFF indicates that the card is working abnormally. Usually,
the card is faulty.

alarms are blocked.
ON (red) indicates that an urgent alarm (critical or major
alarm) occurs on the card.

occurs on the card.
Optical Module
Table 5-69 Optical Module Specifications of the 2PP4 Card

100G LR4
2PP4
100G ER4
184 Version: 01
Table 5-70 Mechanical Specifications of the 2PP4 Card
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
2PP4 407 × 30 2
Power Consumption
Table 5-71 Power Consumption of the 2PP4 Card

2PP4 220.9
Applicable Subrack
Table 5-72 Subracks Applicable to the 2PP4 Card

2PP4
U20E
5.1.14 1TNC2
5.1.14.1 Functions
Table 5-73 Functions and Features of the 1TNC2 Card
Basic function Converts 200GE Ethernet service signals at service ports into ODUflex signals.
Ethernet service: 200GE

FlexE service: 200G FlexE
Supports cross-connections of ODUflex signals from / to the cross-connect card via the
backplane bus.
Version: 01 185
Table 5-73 Functions and Features of the 1TNC2 Card (Continued)
u The mapping process complies with ITU-T G.709 and G.Sup43; the frame format
OTN function and overhead processing comply with ITU-T G.709.
PRBS test Supported
Supported
Ethernet services
Alarm and performance monitoring Monitors parameters such as the bias current and operating temperature of the laser, and
optical power.
ALS Supported
Ethernet test Supported
Delay measurement Segmented delay measurement
ODUflex channel loopback

u Inloop
u Outloop
Loopback
u Inloop
u Outloop
Working Principle and Signal Flow
The signal flow directions of the 1TNC2 card include Tx and Rx. Tx is defined as the
direction from the client side to the backplane, and Rx is defined as the reverse direction.
1) The IN port on the client-side optical module receives one optical signal from
client equipment.
2) After being processed in the card, the signal is encapsulated to ODUflex signals
and sent to the backplane for grooming.
186 Version: 01
1) The card receives the electrical signals groomed by the backplane.
2) After being processed in the card, the signal is output from the OUT port on the
client-side optical module.
Figure 5-36 Working Principle and Signal Flow of the 1TNC2 Card
Application
Figure 5-37 OTN Application of the 1TNC2 Cards - 200G Line
Figure 5-38 Front Panel of the 1TNC2 Card
Version: 01 187

ON: The card is working abnormally. Usually, communication between
the card and the EMS is poor.

OFF: No non-urgent alarm is reported or all non-urgent alarms are

ON (yellow): A non-urgent alarm (minor alarm) occurs on the card.

5.1.14.3 Parameters
Optical Module
Table 5-75 Optical Module Specifications of the 1TNC2 Card
1TNC2 200G QSFP-DD LR4
Table 5-76 Mechanical Specifications of the 1TNC2 Card
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
1TNC2 407 × 30 2.55
Table 5-77 Power Consumption of the 1TNC2 Card
1TNC2 189
188 Version: 01
Applicable Slots
Table 5-78 Slots Applicable to the 1TNC2 Card
Subrack Applicable Slot

FONST 5000 U20 1-26
FONST 5000 U30 1-40
FONST 5000 U40 1-52
FONST 5000 U60 16-79
5.1.15 2TNC2
5.1.15.1 Functions
Table 5-79 Functions and Features of the 2TNC2 Card
Basic function Converts 200GE / 400GE Ethernet service signals at service ports into ODUflex signals.
Ethernet service: 200GE / 400GE

Client-side services
backplane bus.
u The mapping process complies with ITU-T G.709 and G.Sup43; the frame format
OTN function and overhead processing comply with ITU-T G.709.
PRBS test Supported
Supported
Ethernet services
Monitors parameters such as the bias current and operating temperature of the laser, and
monitoring
optical power.
ALS Supported
Version: 01 189
Table 5-79 Functions and Features of the 2TNC2 Card (Continued)

ODUflex channel loopbacks

u Inloop
u Outloop
Loopback
Client-side loopbacks
u Inloop
u Outloop
The signal flow directions of the 2TNC2 card include Tx and Rx. Tx is defined as the
1) The IN ports on the client-side optical module receive two optical signals from
client equipment.
2) After being processed in the card, the signals are encapsulated to ODUflex signals
and sent to the backplane for grooming.
1) The card receives electrical signals groomed by the backplane.
2) After being processed in the card, the signals are output from the OUT ports on
the client-side optical module.
Figure 5-39 Working Principle and Signal Flow of the 2TNC2 Card
190 Version: 01
Application
Figure 5-42 Front Panel of the 2TNC2 Card




OUT / IN Client-side optical ports
Version: 01 191
Optical Module
Table 5-81 Optical Module Specifications of the 2TNC2 Card

200G QSFP-DD LR4
2TNC2
400G QSFP-DD LR8
Table 5-82 Mechanical Specifications of the 2TNC2 Card
Card Panel Dimensions (H × W) Weight (kg)

(mm)
2TNC2 407 × 30 2.65
Table 5-83 Power Consumption of the 2TNC2 Card
2TNC2 198
Applicable Slots
Table 5-84 Applicable Slots for the 2TNC2 Card

FONST 5000 U10E 1 to 11
FONST 5000 U20E 1 to 22
5.1.16 10TN50
192 Version: 01
5.1.16.1 Functions
Table 5-85 Functions and Features of the 10TN50 Card
Basic function Converts 50GE Ethernet service signals at service ports into one ODUflex signal.
Ethernet service: 50GE

backplane bus.
The mapping process complies with ITU-T G.709 and G.Sup43; the frame format and overhead
OTN function processing comply with ITU-T G.709.
PRBS test Supported
Supported
Ethernet services
monitoring
power.
ALS Supported
ODUflex channel loopback

u Inloop
u Outloop
Loopback
u Inloop
u Outloop
The signal flow directions of the 10TN50 card include Tx and Rx. Tx is defined as the
Version: 01 193
1) The IN ports on the client-side optical module receive ten optical signals from
client equipment.
2) After being processed in the card, the signals are encapsulated to one ODUflex
signal and sent to the backplane for grooming.
1) The card receives the electrical signals groomed from the backplane.
2) After being processed in the card, the signal is output from the OUT port on the
client-side optical module.
Figure 5-43 Working Principle and Signal Flow of the 10TN50 Card
Application
Figure 5-44 OTN Application of the 10TN50 Cards - 200G Line
194 Version: 01




Optical Module
Table 5-87 Optical Module of the 10TN50 Card
Card Optical Module Type
10TN50 50G QSFP28 LR
Table 5-88 Mechanical Specifications of the 10TN50 Card
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
10TN50 407 × 30 2.65
Version: 01 195
Power Consumption
Table 5-89 Power Consumption of the 10TN50 Card

10TN50 207
Applicable Slots
Table 5-90 Applicable Slots for the 10TN50 Card

FONST 5000 U10E 1 to 11
FONST 5000 U20E 1 to 22
5.2 Line Cards
This section introduces the functions and features, as well as the hardware structure of line
cards.
5.2.1 Overview of Line Cards
This section introduces the functions and features, as well as the working principles of the
line cards.
5.2.1.1 Functions and Features
Line cards can be classified into OTN service line cards and hybrid service line cards based
on the supported service type.
196 Version: 01
Table 5-91 Functions and Features of the Line Cards
Type Card Function and Feature

u Works together with the OTN tributary card to add / drop client-side
services on the WDM side.
OTN service line cards LN series
u Works together with the OTN line card to implement the regeneration
and pass-through of WDM-side services.
u Works together with the OTN / VC / packet tributary card to add / drop
OTN / VC / packet hybrid client-side services on the line side.
LU series
service line cards u Works together with the OTN line card to implement the regeneration
and pass-through of WDM-side services.
Figure 5-46 shows the positioning of a line card in the system.
Figure 5-46 Positioning of the Line Card in the System
5.2.1.2 Working Principle and Signal Flow
Figure 5-47 shows the working principle and signal flow of the line card.
Figure 5-47 Working Principle and Signal Flow of the Line Card
Version: 01 197
The signal flow directions of the line card include Tx and Rx. Tx is defined as the direction
from the backplane side to the WDM side, and Rx is defined as the reverse direction.
1) The electrical signal groomed by the cross-connect card is sent to the service
encapsulation and overhead processing module via the backplane. After data
encapsulation and FEC coding processing, n × OTUk signals are transmitted.
2) These n × OTUk signals are sent to the WDM-side optical module for E/O
conversion and converted into OTUk optical signals of the standard DWDM
wavelength. These signals are then output via the TX1 to TXn ports.
1) The n × OTUk optical signals of the standard DWDM wavelength are received at
the WDM-side RX1 to RXn ports and then sent to the WDM-side optical module
for O/E conversion.
2) The converted electrical signals are sent to the service encapsulation and
overhead processing module. After FEC decoding and demultiplexing, these
electrical signals are sent to the backplane for grooming.
5.2.2 xLN2
The xLN2 series include the 4LN2, 12LN2, and 20LN2 cards.
198 Version: 01
5.2.2.1 Functions of the xLN2 Card
Table 5-92 Functions and Features of the xLN2 Card

4LN2
u 32 × ODU0 / 16 × ODU1 / 32 × ODUflex / 4 × ODU2↔4 × OTU2
u 4 × ODU2e↔4 × OTU2e
12LN2
Basic function
u 12 × ODU2e↔12 × OTU2e
20LN2
u 20 × ODU2e↔20 × OTU2e
A single optical port supports hybrid transmissions of ODU0, ODU1 and ODUflex signals.
Provides the OTU2 / OTU2e interface on the WDM side.

Supports the frame format and overhead processing compliant with the ITU-T G.709.
OTN function OTU2 layer: Supports SM overhead processing.
ODUk (k = 0, 1, 2, flex) layer: Supports PM and TCM overhead processing and non-intrusive
monitoring of PM and TCM.
WDM specification Supports ITU-T G.694.1 compliant DWDM technical specifications.
Tunable wavelength Supported
ESC function Supported

Alarm and performance Monitors parameters such as the bias current and operating temperature of the laser, and optical
monitoring power.
Loopback WDM-side loopback
Version: 01 199
5.2.2.2 Front Panel of the xLN2 Card
Figure 5-48 Front Panel of the 4LN2 Card

faulty.
blocked.
the card.
are blocked.
card.
TX: Transmits wavelength-specific optical signals to the line side; usually, it
is connected to the adding interface of an optical multiplexer card or an
optical add/drop multiplexer card.
TX / RX WDM-side optical port
RX: Receives wavelength-specific optical signals from the line side; usually,
it is connected to the dropping interface of an optical demultiplexer card or
an optical add/drop multiplexer card.
200 Version: 01
5.2.2.3 Specifications of the xLN2 Card
Optical Module
Table 5-94 Optical Module Specifications of the xLN2 Card

10G DWDM XFP SFP+
4LN2
10G DWDM TXFP SFP+
12LN2 10G DWDM TXFP SFP+
20LN2 10G DWDM XFP SFP+
For details about optical module specifications, see Specifications of the Line-Side Optical
Module.
Table 5-95 Mechanical Specifications of the xLN2 Card
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
4LN2 407 × 30 1.7
12LN2 407 × 30 1.8
20LN2 407 × 30 2.6
Power Consumption
Table 5-96 Power Consumption of the xLN2 Card

4LN2 117
12LN2 102
20LN2 144
Applicable Subracks
Table 5-97 Subracks Applicable to the xLN2 Card
4LN2 FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ, FONST 5000 U10 to U60
Version: 01 201
5.2.3 12LU2
5.2.3.1 Functions of the 12LU2 Card
The 12LU2 card encapsulates and maps ODUk, Packet and VC signals into OTU2 and
OTU2e signals, achieving the hybrid transmission of multiple services on the line.
Table 5-98 Basic Functions of the 12LU2 Card
Input Signal 12LU2 Card (2202656) 12LU2 Card (2203689)
Supports OTN services at a rate of 120 Gbit/s.

96 × ODU0↔12 × OTU2
48 × ODU1↔12 × OTU2
OTN
12 × ODU2↔12 × OTU2
12 × ODU2e↔12 × OTU2e
96 × ODUflex↔12 × OTU2
The 12LU2 card (2202656) supports VC services
at a rate of 20 Gbit/s. The 12LU2 card (2203689) supports VC services
128 × STM-1↔16 × ODU0↔2 × OTU2 at a rate of 80 Gbit/s.
SDH
32 × STM-4↔16 × ODU0↔2 × OTU2 32 × STM-16↔32 × ODU1↔8 × OTU2
8 × STM-16↔8 × ODU1↔2 × OTU2 8 × STM-64↔8 × ODU2↔8 × OTU2
2 × STM-64↔2 × ODU2↔2 × OTU2
Supports Packet services at a rate of 120 Gbit/s.
Supports packet services at a rate of 120 Gbit/s.
Packet↔96 × ODU0↔12 × OTU2
Packet↔96 × ODUflex↔12 × OTU2
Packet Packet↔96 × ODUflex↔12 × OTU2
Packet↔12 × ODU2e↔12 × OTU2e
Table 5-99 OTN Functions and Features of the 12LU2 Card
Function and
Description
Feature
Provides the OTU2 interface on the WDM side.
OTN function OTU2 layer: Supports the SM function.
ODUk (k = 0, 1, 2, 2e, flex) layer: Supports PM and TCM functions, and non-intrusive monitoring of PM
and TCM.
WDM
Supports ITU-T G.694.1 compliant DWDM technical specifications.
specification
202 Version: 01
Table 5-99 OTN Functions and Features of the 12LU2 Card (Continued)
Function and
Description
Feature
Tunable
Supported
wavelength
PRBS function Supported
Error correction
Supports FEC encoding, compliant with ITU-T G.709.
coding
Alarm and Monitors BIP8 bytes to help locate line failures.

performance Monitors parameters such as the bias current and operating temperature of the laser, and optical power.
monitoring Monitors OTN alarms and performance events.
Delay
Supported
measurement
Physical-layer
Supported
clock
Electrical-layer
Supported
ASON
Optical-layer
Supported
ASON
Loopback
WDM-side loopback
Table 5-100 SDH Functions and Features of the 12LU2 Card
Function and
12LU2 Card (2202656) 12LU2 Card (2203689)
Feature
Processes section overheads (SOHs) of the STM-1 Processes section overheads (SOHs) of the STM-
/ STM-4 / STM-16 / STM-64 signals. 16 / STM-64 signals.
Overhead
Supports processing (such as transparent Supports processing (such as transparent
processing
transmission and termination) of path overheads. transmission and termination) of path overheads.
Sets and queries the J0 (to be received) bytes. Sets and queries the J0 (to be received) bytes.
Supports VC SNCP 1+1 protection.

Protection Supports LMSP 1+1 protection.
The switching time can be less than 50 ms as required.
Performance and
Monitors B1, B2, and B3 bytes to help locate line failures.
alarm monitoring
Physical-layer
Supported
clock
Version: 01 203
Table 5-101 Packet Functions and Features of the 12LU2 Card
Function and
Description
Feature
Processing
120 Gbit/s
capability
Service bearer MPLS-TP Supported

mode Port Supported
Native ETH services:

u Point-to-point transparently transmitted E-Line services
E-Line
u VLAN-based E-Line services
ETH PWE3 services: PW-carried E-Line services (VPWS service)
Service
Native ETH services:
specification
u E-LAN services based on the IEEE 802.1d compliant bridge.
E-LAN
u E-LAN services based on the IEEE 802.1q compliant bridge.
ETH PWE3 services: PW-carried E-LAN services (VPLS service)
MS-PW Supported
Ethernet data
IEEE 802.3 / Ethernet II / IEEE 802.1q / IEEE 802.1p
frame format
Jumbo frame Supports a Jumbo frame of up to 9600 bytes.
Port MFL 9600 bytes
LSP Supports LSP 1:1 protection.
PW Supports PW 1:1 protection.

Protection feature Supports load sharing and non-load sharing.
LAG
Supports manual aggregation and static aggregation.
PW redundancy Supported
MPLS OAM Supported
Maintenance ETH-OAM Supported

feature RMON Supported
5.2.3.2 Front Panel of the 12LU2 Card
Figure 5-51 Front Panel of the 12LU2 Card (2202656)
204 Version: 01
Figure 5-52 Front Panel of the 12LU2 Card (2203689)

Working status ON indicates that the card is working abnormally. Usually, communication
ACT
indicator between the card and the EMS is poor.
card.
Non-urgent alarm
NUA blocked.
indicator
ON (yellow) indicates that a non-urgent alarm (minor alarm) occurs on the card.
TX: Transmits wavelength-specific optical signals to the line side; usually, it is

connected to the adding interface of an optical multiplexer card or an optical add/
drop multiplexer card.
RX: Receives wavelength-specific optical signals from the line side; usually, it is
connected to the dropping interface of an optical demultiplexer card or an optical
add/drop multiplexer card.
5.2.3.3 Specifications of the 12LU2 Card
Optical Module
Table 5-103 Optical Module Specifications of the 12LU2 Card

12LU2 10G DWDM TXFP SFP+
Module.
Version: 01 205
Table 5-104 Mechanical Specifications of the 12LU2 Card
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
12LU2 (2202656) 407 × 30 2.603

12LU2 (2203689) 407 × 30 1.65
Power Consumption
Table 5-105 Power Consumption of the 12LU2 Card
12LU2 (2202656) 177

12LU2 (2203689) 172
Applicable Subrack
Table 5-106 Applicable Subracks for the 12LU2 Card

12LU2 (2202656) FONST 5000 U60 II, FONST 5000 U10 to U60
FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ, FONST 5000 U20 / U30 / U40 /
12LU2 (2203689)
U60 / U10E / U20E
5.2.4 xLN4
The xLN4 series include 1LN4 and 2LN4 cards.
206 Version: 01
5.2.4.1 Functions of the xLN4 Card
Table 5-107 Functions and Features of the xLN4 Card
u 1LN4
80 × ODU0/40 × ODU1/10 × ODU2/10 × ODU2e/2 × ODU3/1 × ODU4/80 × ODUflex↔1 ×
OTU4
u 2LN4
Basic function
160 × ODU0/80 × ODU1/20 × ODU2/20 × ODU2e/4 × ODU3/2 × ODU4/160 ×
ODUflex↔2 × OTU4
A single optical port supports hybrid transmissions of ODU0, ODU1, ODU2, ODU2e, ODU3 and
ODUflex signals.
Supports cross-connections of ODU0 / ODU1 / ODU2 / ODU2e / ODU3 / ODU4 / ODUflex

signals from / to the cross-connect card via the backplane bus.

ODUk (k = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, flex) layer: Supports PM and TCM overhead processing and non-intrusive

monitoring power.
Loopback WDM-side loopback
Version: 01 207
5.2.4.2 Front Panel of the xLN4 Card
Figure 5-53 Front Panel of the 1LN4 Card (Single-Slot, Coherent CFP)
Figure 5-54 Front Panel of the 1LN4 Card (Single-Slot, MSA)
Figure 5-55 Front Panel of the 2LN4 Card (Single-Slot, MSA)
Figure 5-56 Front Panel of the 2LN4 Card (Single-Slot, Coherent CFP)
Figure 5-57 Front Panel of the 1LN4 Card (Half-Height, CFP2)

ONNote 1: The card is working abnormally. Usually, communication

208 Version: 01

OFF: No non-urgent alarms occur on this card or all non-urgent alarms
NUA Non-urgent alarm indicator are blocked.
TX: Transmits wavelength-specific optical signals to the line side;

usually, it is connected to the adding port of an optical multiplexer card
or an optical add/drop multiplexer card.
RX: Receives wavelength-specific optical signals from the line side;
usually, it is connected to the dropping port of an optical demultiplexer
card or an optical add/drop multiplexer card.
Note 1: After the card is electrified, the ACT indicator will be ON until the card starts working. This is normal.
5.2.4.3 Specifications of the xLN4 Card
Optical Module
Table 5-109 Optical Module Specifications of the xLN4 Card

1LN4 (single-slot, coherent CFP) 100G CFP DWDM
1LN4 (single-slot, MSA) 100G MSA DWDM
2LN4 (single-slot, coherent CFP) 100G CFP DWDM
2LN4 (single-slot, MSA) 100G MSA DWDM
1LN4 (half-height, CFP2) 100G CFP2-DCO
Module.
Table 5-110 Mechanical Specifications of the xLN4 Card
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
1LN4 (single-slot, coherent

407 × 30 2.6
CFP)
1LN4 (single-slot, MSA) 407 × 30 3.54

2LN4 (single-slot, MSA) 407 × 30 2.8
Version: 01 209
Table 5-110 Mechanical Specifications of the xLN4 Card (Continued)
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
2LN4 (single-slot, coherent

407 × 30 2.85
CFP)
1LN4 (half-height, CFP2) 195 × 30 0.85
Power Consumption
Table 5-111 Power Consumption of the xLN4 Card
1LN4 (single-slot, coherent CFP) 103

1LN4 (single-slot, MSA) 140
2LN4 (single-slot, MSA) 165
2LN4 (single-slot, coherent CFP) 110
1LN4 (half-height, CFP2) 80.1
Applicable Subracks
Table 5-112 Subracks Applicable to the xLN4 Card

2LN4 (2202622) FONST 5000 U10E, FONST 5000 U20E
2LN4 (2202478) FONST 5000 U10E, FONST 5000 U20E
1LN4 (half-height, CFP2) FONST 5000 N10
5.2.5 xLU4
The xLU4 series include the 1LU4 and 2LU4 cards.
210 Version: 01
5.2.5.1 Functions of the xLU4 Card
The xLU4 card encapsulates and maps ODUk, Packet and VC signals into OTU4 signals,
achieving the hybrid transmission of multiple services on the line.
Table 5-113 Basic Functions of the xLU4 Card
Input
Basic Functions of the 1LU4 Card Basic Functions of the 2LU4 Card
Signal
Supports OTN services at a rate of 100 Gbit/s. Supports OTN services at a rate of 200 Gbit/s.
80 × ODU0↔OTU4 160 × ODU0↔2 × OTU4
40 × ODU1↔OTU4 80 × ODU1↔2 × OTU4
OTN 10 × ODU2↔OTU4 20 × ODU2↔2 × OTU4
10 × ODU2e↔OTU4 20 × ODU2e↔2 × OTU4
ODU4↔OTU4 2 × ODU4↔2 × OTU4
80 × ODUflex↔OTU4 160 × ODUflex↔2 ×OTU4
SDH Supports VC services at a rate of 20 Gbit/s. Supports VC services at a rate of 80 Gbit/s.
Supports Packet services at a rate of 100 Gbit/s. Supports Packet services at a rate of 200 Gbit/s.
Packet↔80 × ODU0↔OTU4 Packet↔160 × ODU0↔2 × OTU4
Packet Packet↔80 × ODUflex↔OTU4 Packet↔160 × ODUflex↔2 × OTU4
Table 5-114 Functions and Features of the xLU4 Card
OTN function OTU4 layer: Supports the SM function.
ODUk (k = 0, 1, 2, 2e, 4, flex) layer: Supports PM and TCM functions, and non-intrusive monitoring of
PM and TCM.
WDM
Supports ITU-T G.694.1 compliant DWDM technical specifications.
specification
Tunable
Supported
wavelength
Error correction
Supports FEC encoding, compliant with ITU-T G.709.
coding
Alarm and Monitors BIP8 bytes to help locate line failures.

performance Monitors parameters such as the bias current and operating temperature of the laser, and optical power.
monitoring Monitors OTN alarms and performance events.
Version: 01 211
Table 5-114 Functions and Features of the xLU4 Card (Continued)
Delay
Supported
measurement
Physical-layer
Supported (ODU0 / ODU1 / ODU2 / ODU2e / ODUflex)
clock
Electrical-layer
Supported
ASON
Optical-layer
Supported
ASON
Loopback
WDM-side loopback
Table 5-115 SDH Functions and Features of the xLU4 Card
Supports VC4 services. The 1LU4 card features a processing capability of 20 Gbit/s and the 2LU4 card
Service processing
80 Gbit/s.
The 1LU4 card processes section overheads (SOHs) of the STM-1 / STM-4 / STM-16 / STM-64 signals.
Overhead The 2LU4 card processes section overheads (SOHs) of the STM-16 / STM-64 signals.
processing Supports path overhead processing (termination).
Supports setting and querying the J0 (to be received) bytes.

Performance and
Monitors B1, B2, and B3 bytes to help locate line failures.
alarm monitoring
Physical-layer
Supported
clock
Table 5-116 Functions and Features of the xLU4 Card
1LU4: 100 Gbit/s
Processing capability
Service 2LU4: 200 Gbit/s
specification MPLS-TP Supported
Service bearer mode
port Supported
212 Version: 01
Table 5-116 Functions and Features of the xLU4 Card (Continued)
u Native ETH services:
4 Point-to-point transparently transmitted E-Line services

E-Line
4 VLAN-based E-Line services
u ETH PWE3 services: PW-carried E-Line services (VPWS service)
4 E-LAN services based on the IEEE 802.1d compliant bridge.

E-LAN
4 E-LAN services based on the IEEE 802.1q compliant bridge.
u ETH PWE3 services: PW-carried E-LAN services (VPLS service)
MS-PW Supported
Ethernet data frame

format
Jumbo frame The maximum size of the supported Jumbo frame is 9600 bytes.
Port MFL 9600 bytes
Protection Supports load sharing and non-load sharing.

LAG
feature Supports manual aggregation and static aggregation.
Packet SNCP Supported
MPLS OAM Supported

5.2.5.2 Front Panel of the xLU4 Card
Figure 5-58 Front Panel of the 1LU4 Card
Version: 01 213
Figure 5-59 Front Panel of the 2LU4 Card

communication between the card and the EMS is poor.
blocked.
ON (red) indicates that an urgent alarm (critical or major alarm) occurs on the
card.
NUA
card.
is connected to the adding interface of an optical multiplexer card or an
it is connected to the dropping interface of an optical demultiplexer card or an
5.2.5.3 Specifications of the xLU4 Card
Optical Module
Table 5-118 Optical Module Specifications of the xLU4 Card
1LU4 100G MSA DWDM
2LU4 100G CFP DWDM
Module.
214 Version: 01
Table 5-119 Mechanical Specifications of the xLU4 Card
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
1LU4 407 × 30 2.56
2LU4 407 × 30 2.85
Power Consumption
Table 5-120 Power Consumption of the xLU4 Card

1LU4 224
2LU4 270
Applicable Subrack
Table 5-121 Applicable Subracks for the xLU4 Card
1LU4 FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ, FONST 5000 U10 to U60
2LU4 FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ, FONST 5000 U20 to U60
5.2.6 xLNC2
This section introduces the functions and features, panel and specifications of the card.
Version: 01 215
5.2.6.1 Functions of the xLNC2 Card
Table 5-122 Functions and Features of the xLNC2 Card
u 1LNC2
ODUflex↔1 × OTUC2
u 2LNC2
ODUflex↔2 × OTUC2
u 2LNC2 (CFP2)
Basic function 190 × ODU0/160 × ODU1/40 × ODU2/40 × ODU2e/10 × ODU3/4 × ODU4/190 ×
ODUflex↔4 × ODU4↔1 × OTUC4
200G FlexO-2
An optical port supports hybrid transmissions of ODU0, ODU1, ODU2, ODU2e, ODU3, ODU4
and ODUflex signals.

Provides OTUC4, OTUC2, FlexO-2 (OTUC4) interfaces on the WDM side.

OTUC4 / OTUC2 layer: Supports SM overhead processing.
OTN function ODUC4 / ODUC2 layer: Supports PM overhead processing.
ODUk (k = 0, 1, 2, 2e, 3, 4, flex) layer: Supports PM and TCM overhead processing, and non-
intrusive monitoring of PM and TCM overheads.
WDM specification ITU-T G.694.1 compliant DWDM technical specifications
PRBS test Supported

monitoring power.
216 Version: 01
Table 5-122 Functions and Features of the xLNC2 Card (Continued)

Loopback
WDM-side loopback
The signal flow directions of the xLNC2 card include Tx and Rx. Tx is defined as the
direction from the backplane side to the line side, and Rx is defined as the reverse direction.
1) The card receives electrical signals groomed from a cross-connect card via the
backplane.
2) After being processed in the card, these signals are converted into OTUC2 optical
signals, and output via the TX1 and TX2 ports.
1) The RX1 and RX2 ports on the line side receive two OTUC2 optical signals.
2) After being processed in the card, the signals are sent to the backplane for
grooming.
Figure 5-60 Working Principle and Signal Flow of the 2LNC2 Card
Application
The following uses the 2LNC2 card for example.
Version: 01 217
Figure 5-61 OTN Application Scenario of the 2LNC2 Cards - 400G Line
5.2.6.2 Front Panel of the xLNC2 Card
Figure 5-62 Front Panel of the 2LNC2 Card (Single-Slot, CFP2)
Figure 5-63 Front Panel of the 2LNC2 Card (Dual-Slot, MSA)
Figure 5-64 Front Panel of the 1LNC2 Card (Half-Height, CFP2)
Figure 5-65 Front Panel of the 2LNC2 Card (Single-Slot, CFP2)
218 Version: 01

ON: The card is working abnormally. Usually, communication
OFF: No urgent alarm is reported or all urgent alarms are

blocked.
ON (red): An urgent alarm (critical or major alarm) occurs on this
card.
OFF: No non-urgent alarms occur on this card or all non-urgent
alarms are blocked.
ON (yellow): A non-urgent alarm (minor alarm) occurs on this
card.
usually, it is connected to the adding port of an optical
multiplexer card or an optical add/drop multiplexer card.
TX1 / RX1 to TX2 / RX2 WDM-side optical port
RX: Receives wavelength-specific optical signals from the line
side; usually, it is connected to the dropping port of an optical
demultiplexer card or an optical add/drop multiplexer card.
5.2.6.3 Specifications of the xLNC2 Card
Optical Modules
Table 5-124 Optical Module Specifications of the xLNC2 Card

2LNC2 (single-slot, CFP2) 200G CFP2 DWDM
2LNC2 (dual-slot, MSA) 200G MSA DWDM
1LNC2 (half-height, CFP2) 200G CFP2-DCO
2LNC2 (single-slot, CFP2) 200G CFP2-DCO
Module.
Version: 01 219
Table 5-125 Mechanical Specifications of the xLNC2 Card
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
2LNC2 (single-slot, CFP2) 407 × 30 3.1

2LNC2 (dual-slot, MSA) 407 × 60 2.8
1LNC2 (half-height, CFP2) 195 × 30 0.85
2LNC2 (single-slot, CFP2) 407 × 30 2.15
Power Consumption
Table 5-126 Power Consumption of the xLNC2 Card
2LNC2 (single-slot, CFP2) 182

2LNC2 (dual-slot, MSA) 234
1LNC2 (half-height, CFP2) 80.1
2LNC2 (single-slot, CFP2) 240
Applicable Subrack
Table 5-127 Subracks Applicable to the xLNC2 Card

2LNC2 (single-slot, CFP2) FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ
2LNC2 (dual-slot, MSA) FONST 5000 U10E / U20E
1LNC2 (half-height, CFP2) FONST 5000 N10
FONST 5000 N10 / N32
2LNC2 (single-slot, CFP2)
FONST 5000 U10E / U20E
5.2.7 1LNC4
220 Version: 01
5.2.7.1 Functions of the 1LNC4 Card
Table 5-128 Functions and Features of the 1LNC4 Card
OTUC2
Basic function
A single optical port supports hybrid transmissions of ODU0, ODU1, ODU2, ODU2e, ODU3,
ODU4 and ODUflex signals.

Provides the OTUC2 interface on the WDM side.

OTUC2 layer: Supports SM overhead processing.
OTN function ODUC2 layer: Supports PM overhead processing.
ODUk (k = 0, 1, 2, 2e, 3, 4, flex) layer: Supports PM and TCM overhead processing and non-
intrusive monitoring of PM and TCM.

monitoring power.

Loopback
WDM-side loopback
The signal flow directions of the 1LNC4 card include Tx and Rx. Tx is defined as the
Version: 01 221
1) The card receives the electrical signal groomed by the cross-connect card via the
backplane.
2) After being processed in the card, these signals are converted into OTUC2 optical
signals, and output via the TX1 and TX2 ports.
1) The RX1 and RX2 ports on the line side receive two OTUC2 optical signals.
2) After being processed in the card, the signals are transmitted to the backplane for
grooming.
Figure 5-66 Working Principle and Signal Flow of the 1LNC4 Card
Application
Figure 5-67 OTN Application Scenario of the 1LNC4 Cards - 400G Line
5.2.7.2 Front Panel of the 1LNC4 Card
Figure 5-68 Front Panel of the 1LNC4 Card
222 Version: 01

OFF indicates that the card is working abnormally. Usually, the
card is faulty.

alarms are blocked.
occurs on the card.
occurs on the card.
TX: Transmits wavelength-specific optical signals to the line
side; usually, it is connected to the adding interface of an optical
multiplexer card or an optical add/drop multiplexer card.
TX1 / RX1 to TX2 / RX2 WDM-side optical port RX: Receives wavelength-specific optical signals from the line
side; usually, it is connected to the dropping interface of an
optical demultiplexer card or an optical add/drop multiplexer
card.
5.2.7.3 Specifications of the 1LNC4 Card
Optical Module
Table 5-130 Optical Module Specifications of the 1LNC4 Card

1LNC4 200G MSA DWDM
1LNC4 (2201467) 200G MSA DWDM
Module.
Version: 01 223
Table 5-131 Mechanical Specifications of the 1LNC4 Card
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
1LNC4 407 × 60 4.9

1LNC4 (2201467) 407 × 60 2.8
Power Consumption
Table 5-132 Power Consumption of the 1LNC4 Card
1LNC4 310
1LNC4 (2201467) 234
Applicable Subrack
Table 5-133 Applicable Subracks for the 1LNC4 Card
1LNC4 FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ, FONST 5000 U20 to U60

1LNC4 (2201467) FONST 5000 U10E / U20E
5.2.8 1LN4C2
224 Version: 01
5.2.8.1 Functions
Table 5-134 Functions and Features of the 1LN4C2 Card

Basic function
An optical port supports hybrid transmissions of ODU0, ODU1, ODU2, ODU2e, ODU3,
ODU4 and ODUflex signals.


OTUC2 layer: Supports SM overhead processing.
OTN function ODUC2 / ODU4 layer: Supports PM overhead processing.
ODUk (k = 0, 1, 2, 2e, 3, 4, flex) layer: Supports PM and TCM overhead processing and
non-intrusive monitoring of PM and TCM overheads.
PRBS test Supported

Alarm and performance Monitors parameters such as the bias current and operating temperature of the laser, and
monitoring optical power.

Loopback
WDM-side loopback
The signal flow directions of the 1LN4C2 card include Tx and Rx. Tx is defined as the
Version: 01 225
1) The card receives electrical signals groomed from a cross-connect card via the
backplane.
2) After being processed in the card, the signals are converted into one OTUC2
optical signal of a DWDM standard wavelength, and then output via the TX port.
1) The RX port on the line side receives one OTUC2 optical signal of a DWDM
standard wavelength.
2) After being processed in the card, the signal is sent to the backplane for
grooming.
Figure 5-69 Working Principle and Signal Flow of the 1LN4C2 Card
Application
Figure 5-70 OTN Application of the 1LN4C2 Cards - 200G Line
5.2.8.2 Front Panel
Figure 5-71 Front Panel of the 1LN4C2 Card
226 Version: 01


OFF: No non-urgent alarms occur on this card or all non-urgent alarms

NUA Non-urgent alarm indicator are blocked.

TX WDM-side optical port usually, it is connected to the adding port of an optical multiplexer card
or an optical add/drop multiplexer card.
RX: Receives wavelength-specific optical signals from the line side;

RX WDM-side optical port usually, it is connected to the dropping port of an optical demultiplexer
card or an optical add/drop multiplexer card.
Optical Modules
Table 5-136 Optical Module Specifications of the 1LN4C2 Card

1LN4C2 200G CFP2-DCO
Table 5-137 Mechanical Specifications of the 1LN4C2 Card
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
1LN4C2 407 × 30 2.15
Power Consumption
Table 5-138 Power Consumption of the 1LN4C2 Card
1LN4C2 240
Version: 01 227
Applicable Slots
Table 5-139 Slots Applicable to the 1LN4C2 Card

FONST 5000 U20 1-26
FONST 5000 U30 1-40
FONST 5000 U40 1-52
FONST 5000 U60 16-79
5.2.9 1LUC2
5.2.9.1 Functions
Table 5-140 Basic Functions of the 1LUC2 Card
Input Signal Basic Function

Supports OTN services at a rate of 200 Gbit/s.
OTN 160 × ODU0/80 × ODU1/20 × ODU2/20 × ODU2e/2 × ODU4/160 × ODUflex↔2 × ODU4↔1
× ODUC2↔1 × OTUC2
SDH Supports VC services at a rate of 80 Gbit/s.
Supports packet services at a rate of 200 Gbit/s.

Packet Packets↔160 × ODU0/80 × ODU1/20 × ODU2/20 × ODU2e/2×ODU4/160 × ODUflex↔2 ×
ODU4↔1 × ODUC2↔1 × OTUC2
Table 5-141 OTN Functions and Features of the 1LUC2 Card
OTN function OTUC2 layer: Supports the SM function.
ODUk (k = 0, 1, 2, 2e, 4, flex) layer: Supports PM and TCM functions, and non-
intrusive monitoring of PM and TCM.
228 Version: 01
Table 5-141 OTN Functions and Features of the 1LUC2 Card (Continued)
Monitors parameters such as the bias current and operating temperature of the laser, and
Alarm and performance monitoring
optical power.
Physical-layer clock Supported (ODU0 / ODU1 / ODU2 / ODU2e / ODUflex)

Loopback
WDM-side loopback
Table 5-142 SDH Functions and Features of the 1LUC2 Card
Service processing Supports VC4 services with a processing capability of 80 Gbit/s.
Processes section overheads (SOHs) of the STM-16 / STM-64 signals.

Overhead processing Supports path overhead processing (termination).
Sets and queries the J0 (to be received) bytes.

Performance and alarm monitoring Monitors B1, B2, and B3 bytes to help locate line failures.
Table 5-143 Packet Functions and Features of the 1LUC2 Card
Processing capability 200 Gbit/s
MPLS-TP Supported
Service bearer mode
port Supported
Service u Native ETH services:
specification
4 Point-to-point transparently transmitted E-Line services
E-Line
4 VLAN-based E-Line services
u ETH PWE3 services: PW-carried E-Line services (VPWS service)
Version: 01 229
Table 5-143 Packet Functions and Features of the 1LUC2 Card (Continued)
4 E-LAN services based on the IEEE 802.1d compliant bridge.

E-LAN
4 E-LAN services based on the IEEE 802.1q compliant bridge.
u ETH PWE3 services: PW-carried E-LAN services (VPLS service)
MS-PW Supported
Ethernet data frame

format
Jumbo frame Supports a Jumbo frame of up to 9600 bytes.
Port MFL 9600 bytes
Protection Supports load sharing and non-load sharing.

LAG
feature Supports manual aggregation and static aggregation.
Packet SNCP Supported
MPLS OAM Supported

Application
The 1LUC2 card encapsulates and maps ODUk, Packet and VC signals into OTUC2 signals,
achieving hybrid transmission of multiple services.
Figure 5-72 OTN Application Scenario of the 1LUC2 Cards - 200G Line
230 Version: 01
5.2.9.2 Front Panel
Figure 5-73 Front Panel of the 1LUC2 Card

ON indicates that the card is working abnormally. Usually, communication
blocked.
ON (red) indicates that an urgent alarm (critical or major alarm) occurs on the
card.
NUA
card.
is connected to the adding port of an optical multiplexer card or an optical
add/drop multiplexer card.
it is connected to the dropping port of an optical demultiplexer card or an
Optical Module
Table 5-145 Optical Module Specifications of the 1LUC2 Card

1LUC2 200G CFP2-DCO
Version: 01 231
Table 5-146 Mechanical Specifications of the 1LUC2 Card
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
1LUC2 407 × 30 2.8
Power Consumption
Table 5-147 Power Consumption of the 1LUC2 Card
1LUC2 243
Applicable Subrack
Table 5-148 Applicable Subracks for the 1LUC2 Card

1LUC2
U20E
5.2.10 10IL2
5.2.10.1 Functions of the 10IL2 Card
Table 5-149 Functions and Features of the 10IL2 Card
u 80 × ODU0/40 × ODU1/80 × ODUflex/10 × ODU2↔10 × OTU2

u 10 × ODU2e↔10 × OTU2e
A single optical port supports hybrid transmissions of ODU0, ODU1 and ODUflex signals.
Basic function
10 × OTU2 / OTU2e signals undergo multiplexing / demultuplexing inside the optical module and
are formed into 1 × optical signal (including 10-wavelength colored signals), which is then output
from the interface.
232 Version: 01
Table 5-149 Functions and Features of the 10IL2 Card (Continued)

Provides the OTU2 / OTU2e interface on the WDM side.
ODUk (k = 0, 1, 2, flex) layer: Supports PM and TCM overhead processing and non-intrusive
Supports wavelength groups based on two bands: Band2 and Band3.

Wavelength Group Band2 Band3
L0 195.00 193.90
L1 194.90 193.80
L2 194.80 193.70
Tunable wavelength L3 194.70 193.60
function L4 194.60 193.50

L5 194.50 193.40
L6 194.40 193.30
L7 194.30 193.20
L8 194.20 193.10
L9 194.10 193.00

monitoring power.

Loopback
WDM-side loopback
Version: 01 233
5.2.10.2 Front Panel of the 10IL2 Card
Figure 5-74 Front Panel of the 10IL2 Card

card.
Non-urgent alarm blocked.
NUA
card.
TX: Transmits the multiplexed optical signal to the line side; usually connected
to the line-side fiber or the PIC optical-layer card.
RX: Receives the multiplexed optical signal from the line side; usually
connected to the line-side fiber or the PIC optical-layer card.
5.2.10.3 Specifications of the 10IL2 Card
Interface Specifications
Table 5-151 Optical Interface Specifications of the 10IL2 Card
Item Unit PIN Module Specification APD Module Specification

Rate Gb/s 9.953 to 11.3 9.953 to 11.3
Maximum -20 dB
nm 0.3 0.4
spectral width
Minimum side mode

dB 35 30
suppression ratio
Transmit power dBm -5 to 1 -1 to 2

Optical power of the
dBm 5 to 11 8 to 11
multiplexer
234 Version: 01
Table 5-151 Optical Interface Specifications of the 10IL2 Card (Continued)
Item Unit PIN Module Specification APD Module Specification

Maximum output power
dBm 0.5 0.5
of a single wavelength
Maximum output power

dB 1.5 2
error
Transmit signal eye
- Fit G.959.1 mode Fit G.959.1 mode
pattern
Band1: 1528.77 to 1535.82 Band1: 1528.77 to 1535.82

Band2: 1537.40 to 1544.53 Band2: 1537.40 to 1544.53
Receiving range nm
Band3: 1546.12 to 1553.33 Band3: 1546.12 to 1553.33
Band4: 1554.94 to 1562.23 Band4: 1554.94 to 1562.23
Channel spacing GHz 100 100
Maximum central
nm -0.05 to +0.05 -0.05 to +0.05
frequency deviation
Minimum sensitivity of
the single-channel dBm -13 -24
receiver
Minimum sensitivity of
dBm -3 -11
the all-channel receiver
Minimum overload of the
dBm 2 -9
single-channel receiver
Minimum overload of the

dBm 12 1
all-channel receiver
Maximum reflectance of
dB -27 -27
the receiver
Maximum transmission
dB 3 3
loss
Minimum optical signal-
dB 12 12
to-noise ratio
Receiver type - PIN APD
Table 5-152 Mechanical Specifications of the 10IL2 Card

10IL2 407 × 30 2.3
Version: 01 235
Power Consumption
Table 5-153 Power Consumption of the 10IL2 Card

10IL2 117
Applicable Subrack
Table 5-154 Subracks Applicable to the 10IL2 Card
10IL2 FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ, FONST 5000 U10 to U60
5.2.11 BMD2 / BMD2P / BMD2PP
The BMD2 / BMD2P / BMD2PP card can be used together with the 10IL2 card to
multiplex / demultiplex and amplify waveband optical signals.
5.2.11.1 Functions
Table 5-155 Functions of the BMD2 / BMD2P / BMD2PP Card
u Multiplexes / demultiplexes two waveband optical signals.

Basic function u Multiplexes / demultiplexes the main optical channel (1550 nm) and optical supervisory
channel (1510 nm) signals.
u BMD2: Does not support amplification.

Amplification u BMD2P: Includes a built-in PA amplification module.
u BMD2PP: Includes two built-in PA amplification modules.
5.2.11.2 Front Panel of the BMD2 / BMD2P / BMD2PP Card
Figure 5-75 Front Panel of the BMD2 Card
236 Version: 01
Figure 5-76 Front Panel of the BMD2P Card
Figure 5-77 Front Panel of the BMD2PP Card

faulty.
blocked.
the card.
are blocked.
card.
Turn ons or shuts down the laser. Pressing down the button will turn off the
CUT Laser shutdown button
card’s laser; releasing it will turn on the laser.
Input optical port for the

IN1 to IN2 Inputs the optical signal from the PIC electrical-layer cards.
multiplexed signal
Output optical port for the

OUT1 to OUT2 Outputs the optical signal to the PIC electrical-layer cards.
demultiplexed signal
Output optical port for the

TX Outputs the optical signal to the optical fiber line.
multiplexed signal
Input optical port for the

RX Inputs the optical signal from the optical fiber lines.
demultiplexed signal
Receives the OSC signal from the OSC card and is generally connected to
OSCM Input port for OSC signals
the WTX or ETX interface of the OSC card.
Outputs the OSC signal and is generally connected to the WRX or ERX
OSCD Output port for OSC signals
interface of the OSC card.
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Output port for the PA's The interface can be connected to an external spectrum analyzer or an OPM
PAMON
monitoring optical signal card to monitor the spectrum of the output signal.
Output port for the OA's The interface can be connected to an external spectrum analyzer or an OPM
OAMON
monitoring optical signal card to monitor the spectrum of the output signal.
DOUT DCM output end Outputs the optical signals from the DCM.
DIN DCM input end Inputs the optical signals to the DCM.
5.2.11.3 Specifications of the BMD2 / BMD2P / BMD2PP Card
Optical Interface
Table 5-157 Specifications of the BMD2 / BMD2P / BMD2PP Card
Item Unit Specification

OSC 1510 wavelength range nm 1510 to 1520
DWDM channel spacing GHz 100
DWDM channel bandwidth nm λ ± 0.11
Band 2: 1537.4 to 1544.53
Bandwidth range nm
Band 3: 1546.12 to 1553.33
OSC 1550 channel: ≤ 0.8
Insertion loss dB OSC 1510 channel: ≤ 1.2
Multiplexed and demultiplexed signal: ≤ 1.4
Adjacent channel isolation of the multiplexed and

demultiplexed signal: ≥ 15
Isolation dB
OSC 1550 channel: ≥ 15
OSC 1510 channel: ≥ 30
Temperature dependent loss dB ≤ 0.005
Return loss dB ≥ 45
Directivity dB ≥ 50
Polarization dependent loss dB ≤ 0.15
Polarization mode dispersion Ps ≤ 0.15
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Amplifier Specification
Table 5-158 Specifications of the BMD2P / BMD2PP Card's Amplifier
Gain flatness dB ≤ 1.5

Output power (APR) dB -1
Output power with no signal input dB -16 to -12
Nominal gain error range dB ±0.5
Error range of saturated output optical power dB ±0.5
Split ratio at the output power monitoring interface % 1
VOA attenuation range dB 0 to 25
Table 5-159 Mechanical Specifications of the BMD2 / BMD2P / BMD2PP Card

BMD2 407 × 30 1.105
BMD2P 407 × 30 1.105
BMD2PP 407 × 30 1.105
Power Consumption
Table 5-160 Power Consumption of the BMD2 / BMD2P / BMD2PP Card

BMD2 18
BMD2P 25
BMD2PP 32
5.3 Cross-Connect Cards
This section introduces the functions, applications in the system, working principles, front
panels, and specifications of the cross-connect cards.
5.3.1 UXU2
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5.3.1.1 Functions of the UXU2 Card
Table 5-161 Functions and Features of the UXU2 Card
u Achieves cross-connections of 128 × 128 high-speed service signals; supports cross-connections of

ODUk (k = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, flex) signals and switching of the Ethernet packets.
u Performs signal cross-connections between aggregates, between aggregates and tributaries, and
between tributaries.
Basic function
u Features high reliability and stability; detects work status of the card and ensures automatic switching
in case of a failure.
u Works together with the cross-connect cards to achieve the 1+1, 1:1, and 1:N protections at the ODUk,
TMS and TMP layers; supports the shared channel protection.
Switching mode Supports automatic switching, manual switching and forcible switching.
Electrical-layer
Supported
ASON
u Monitors the card temperature, and reports the result to the EMS through the electromechanical
management bus and the BMU of the card.
u Monitors the power voltage, and reports the result to the EMS through the electromechanical
Maintenance
u Detects the card's current and power, and reports the result to the EMS through the electromechanical
management
management bus and the card's BMU.
u Supports power-on / off and power-on reset of the card.
u The card communicates with the central control card over the Ethernet interface on the backplane.
u Remotely upgrades card software.
Table 5-162 Backup Schemes of the UXU2 Card
Minimum Number of
Minimum Number of Cross-
Maximum Number of Cross-Connect Cards
Connect Cards for the
Backup Scheme Cross-Connect Cards in the for the Subrack with
Subrack with 200G Services
Subrack (M+N) 100G Services Fully
Fully Configured (N)
Configured (N)
2
FONST 5000 U10 2 1 In this case, M = 0, which means
no protection.
4
FONST 5000 U20 4 2 In this case, M = 0, which means
no protection.
FONST 5000 U30 6 3 5
FONST 5000 U40 8 4 7
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Table 5-162 Backup Schemes of the UXU2 Card (Continued)
Minimum Number of
Minimum Number of Cross-
Maximum Number of Cross-Connect Cards
Connect Cards for the
Backup Scheme Cross-Connect Cards in the for the Subrack with
Subrack with 200G Services
Subrack (M+N) 100G Services Fully
Fully Configured (N)
Configured (N)
FONST 5000 U60 9 4 7

FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ 16 7 14
u The cross-connect cards support the M+N protection wherein M is the number of protection cards and N is the number of
working cards.
u The minimum value of N for a fully configured subrack can be determined based on the service type, so that the M value
for protection cards is obtained.
u For example, the FONST 5000 U60 subrack is fully configured with 100G services: M+N = 9, wherein N=4 and M=5, that
is, the 5+4 protection is provided.
Principle
Figure 5-78 Working Principle and Signal Flow of the UXU2 Card
The functions of each module in the UXU2 card are described as follows:
u Cross-connect module
Supports cross-connections of ODUk (k = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, and flex) signals and switching

of the Ethernet packets.
u Control module
Version: 01 241
4 Provides management and monitoring functions.
4 Implements the protection switchover between the active and standby cross-
connect cards.
4 Connects to the backplane through an Ethernet interface and exchanges

management signals such as overhead bus and clock signals.
u Power module
4 Leads in DC power supply from the backplane.
4 Supplies appropriate power to each module inside the card.
Application
Figure 5-79 Application of the UXU2 Card in the System
5.3.1.2 Front Panel of the UXU2 Card
Figure 5-80 Front Panel of the UXU2 Card (FONST 5000 U60)
Figure 5-81 Front Panel of the UXU2 Card (FONST 5000 U40 / U30 / U20 / U10)
Figure 5-82 Front Panel of the UXU2 Card (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ)
242 Version: 01
Table 5-163 Indicators / Buttons on the Front Panel

Blinking quickly: The card is activated.
Blinking slowly: The card is deactivated.
Working status
ACT ON indicates that the card is working abnormally. Usually, the communication between
indicator
Urgent alarm OFF indicates that no urgent alarm is reported or all urgent alarms are blocked.
UA
indicator ON (red) indicates that an urgent alarm (critical or major alarm) occurs on the card.
Non-urgent alarm
NUA blocked.
indicator
The SWNote 1 is a spring return buttonNote 2 and is used to activate or deactivate a cross-
Card activation
SW connect card. If a cross-connect card is not activated, you can activate it by pressing the
button
SW button, and then deactivate it by pressing the SW button again.
Note 1: The SW button is recessed in a small hole on the card panel. Insert a small pointed object (such as a nib or needle) to
depress the SW button.
5.3.1.3 Specifications of the UXU2 Card
Table 5-164 Mechanical Specifications of the UXU2 Card
UXU2 (FONST 5000 U60) 352 × 55 1.8

UXU2 (FONST 5000 U40 / U30 /
352 × 30 1.8
U20 / U10)
UXU2 (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ) 465 × 30 1.8
Power Consumption
Table 5-165 Power Consumption of the UXU2 Card
UXU2 (FONST 5000 U60) 108

UXU2 (FONST 5000 U40 / U30 / U20 / U10) 108
UXU2 (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ) 108
Version: 01 243
Applicable Subracks
Table 5-166 Subracks Applicable to the UXU2 Card
UXU2 FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ, FONST 5000 U10 to U60
5.3.2 LUXU
5.3.2.1 Functions of the LUXU Card
Table 5-167 Functions and Features of the LUXU Card
u Inter-card: Exchanges signals with the cross-connect card at a granularity of VC4.

Basic function
u Intra-card: Performs lower-order cross-connections at a granularity of VC12.
Configuration and cross- Implements the inter-card VC4 cross-connections and intra-card VC12 cross-connections with a
connection capacity capacity of 80G.
Switching mode Supports automatic switching, manual switching and forcible switching.
Maintenance u Detects the card's current and power, and reports the result to the EMS through the
management electromechanical management bus and the card's BMU.
u The card communicates with the central control card over the Ethernet interface on the
backplane.
u Supports remote upgrade of the card software.
The LUXU card is composed of a lower-order cross-connect unit, a logic control unit, a
clock unit and a power supply unit.
244 Version: 01
Figure 5-83 Working Principle and Signal Flow of the LUXU Card
The functions of each module in the LUXU card are described as follows:
u Lower-order cross-connect module
It implements lower-order cross-connect grooming of VC12 signals.
u Control module
4 Processes clock signals.
4 Transmits and receives VC4 signals and pointer indication signals.
u Power module
4 Converts the DC power supplied by the backplane into appropriate power

required by each module of the card.
u Clock module
4 Receives system clock signals from the backplane control bus and provides clock
signals for the other units in the card.
Application
After receiving the VC4 signals from the cross-connect card, the LUXU card implements
the cross-connect grooming of VC12 signals inside the card, and sends the VC4 signals
back to the cross-connect card.
Version: 01 245
Figure 5-84 Application of the LUXU Card
5.3.2.2 Front Panel of the LUXU Card
Figure 5-85 Front Panel of the LUXU Card
Table 5-168 Indicators on the Front Panel

card.
Non-urgent alarm
NUA blocked.
indicator
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5.3.2.3 Specifications of the LUXU Card
Table 5-169 Mechanical Specifications of the LUXU Card
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
LUXU 407 × 30 2.603
Power Consumption
Table 5-170 Power Consumption of the LUXU Card

LUXU 115
Applicable Subrack
Table 5-171 Applicable Subracks for the LUXU Card
LUXU FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ, FONST 5000 U10 to U60
5.3.3 UXU3
Version: 01 247
5.3.3.1 Functions of the UXU3 Card
Table 5-172 Functions and Features of the UXU3 Card
u Supports switching of ODU0 / ODU1 / ODU2 / ODU3 / ODU4, ODUCE, ODUFLEX and
Ethernet packets.
u Supports cross-connections of 128 × 128 high-speed service signals whose rate is 23G.
Basic function u Performs signal cross-connections between lines, between lines and the tributaries, and between
tributaries.
u High reliability and stability: Detects the working status of the card so that a seamless switchover
occurs between the active and standby cross-connect cards in case of a card failure.
The cross-connect cards support the "M+N" card protection mechanism. The value of "M+N" depends
Protection mechanism
on the service volume. The cross-connect cards can be switched automatically or via the EMS.
Maintenance
u Detects the card's current and power, and reports the result to the EMS through the
management
electromechanical management bus and the card's BMU.
u The card communicates with the central control card over the Ethernet interface on the backplane.
u Supports remote upgrade of the card software.
Figure 5-86 Working Principle and Signal Flow of the UXU3 Card
The functions of each module in the UXU3 card are described as follows:
248 Version: 01
u Cross-connect module
Supports switching of ODU0 / ODU1 / ODU2 / ODU3 / ODU4, ODUCE, ODUFLEX

and Ethernet packets.
u Control and communication module
4 Provides management and monitoring functions.
4 Implements the protection switchover between the active and standby cross-
connect cards.
4 Connects to the backplane through an Ethernet interface and exchanges

management signals such as overhead bus and clock signals.
u Power module
4 Inducts DC power supply from the backplane.
4 Supplies appropriate power to each module inside the card.
Application
Figure 5-87 Application of the UXU3 Card in the System
5.3.3.2 Front Panel of the UXU3 Card
Figure 5-88 Front Panel of the UXU3 Card
Version: 01 249
Table 5-173 Indicators / Buttons on the Front Panel

Blinking quickly: The card is activated.
Blinking slowly: The card is deactivated.
Working status
ACT ON indicates that the card is working abnormally. Usually, the communication between
indicator
Urgent alarm OFF indicates that no urgent alarm is reported or all urgent alarms are blocked.
UA
indicator ON (red) indicates that an urgent alarm (critical or major alarm) occurs on the card.
Non-urgent alarm
NUA blocked.
indicator
The SWNote 1 is a spring return buttonNote 2 and is used to activate or deactivate a cross-
Card activation
SW connect card. If a cross-connect card is not activated, you can activate it by pressing the
button
SW button, and then deactivate it by pressing the SW button again.
Note 1: The SW button is recessed in a small hole on the card panel. Insert a small pointed object (such as a nib or needle) to
depress the SW button.
5.3.3.3 Specifications of the UXU3 Card
Table 5-174 Mechanical Specifications of the UXU3 Card
Card Weight (kg)
(mm)
UXU3 352 × 30 1.8
Power Consumption
Table 5-175 Power Consumption of the UXU3 Card

UXU3 180
250 Version: 01
Applicable Subrack
Table 5-176 Subracks Applicable to the UXU3 Card

UXU3 FONST 5000 U10E / U20E / U30E
Version: 01 251
6 System Auxiliary Components
6.1 DCM
Functions
u The dispersion compensation module (DCM) can compensate for the optical signal
dispersion accumulated during the transmission process in the fiber and compress the optical
pulse signal, so as to resume the optical signal. It can be used together with an optical
Basic function
amplification card to achieve the long-haul optical regeneration transmission.
u The DCM is an external unit and is installed in the DCM plug-in frame. Each DCM plug-in
frame can contain two DCMs.
Front Panel
(1) Label (2) Optical interface
Figure 6-1 Front Panel of the DCM Unit
u Label
The label on the DCM panel indicates the applicable fiber type and wavelength band,
as well as the distance that the compensation covers. In Figure 6-1, the check boxes on
the right side of C and on the left side of 40km are selected with √. This means that
the DCM compensates C-band signals on the G.652 fiber with a distance of 40 km.
u Optical interface
The DCM provides one pair of optical interfaces on its panel, with no distinction
between Tx and Rx.
Optical lines with a rate of 10 Gbit/s or above are sensitive to dispersion. Therefore,
dispersion compensation is required for lines longer than a certain distance. The
compensation solution can be selected according to Table 6-1 and Table 6-2.
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Table 6-1 G.652 Optical Fiber - DCM Specifications
Typical
Dispersion Polarization Maximum
Compensa- Maximum Polarization Operating
Module Slope Mode Input Power
tion Insertion Dependent Wavelength
Type Compensa- Dispersion Allowed
Distance Loss (dB) Loss (dB) Range (nm)
tion Rate (ps) (dBm)
(km)
1 20 3.3 0.4 0.1 24
2 40 4.7 0.5 0.1 24
3 60 6.4 0.6 0.1 24
90% to 110% 1528 to 1568
4 80 8 0.7 0.1 24
5 100 9 0.8 0.1 24
6 120 9.8 0.95 0.1 24
Table 6-2 G.655 Optical Fiber - DCM Specifications
Typical
Dispersion Polarization Maximum
Compensa- Maximum Polarization Operating
Module Slope Mode Input Power
tion Insertion Dependent Wavelength
Type Compensa- Dispersion Allowed
Distance Loss (dB) Loss (dB) Range (nm)
tion Rate (ps) (dBm)
(km)
1 40 5 0.5 0.3 20
2 80 8 90% to 110% 0.7 0.3 20 1528 to 1568
3 120 9.8 0.9 0.3 20
Table 6-3 Mechanical Specifications of the DCM
Item Panel Dimensions (H × W × D) (mm)
DCM 50 × 491 × 270.5
6.2 Fiber Jumpers
Serving as the transmission carrier for optical signals, a fiber jumper is applied to short-haul
transmissions of optical signals. It connects the optical interface of a card to the ODF.
Structure
Table 6-4 shows the structures of different fiber connectors.
Version: 01 253
Table 6-4 Appearances of Different Fiber Connectors
Type Diagram
LC/PC fiber connector
FC/PC fiber connector
SC/PC fiber connector
Table 6-5 describes technical specifications of the fiber jumpers.
Table 6-5 Technical Specifications of Fiber Jumpers
Item Specification
u LC/PC
Type of fiber connectors u FC/PC
u SC/PC
u OFC-LC/PC-LC/PC-S-20
Fiber type u OFC-LC/PC-FC/PC-S-20
u OFC-LC/PC-SC/PC-S-20
254 Version: 01
7 Optical Modules
This chapter describes specifications of the client-side and line-side optical modules.
7.1 Specifications of the Client-Side Optical

Modules
Specifications of the 155M SFP SFF Optical Module
Table 7-1 Specifications of the 155M SFP SFF Optical Module

Transmitter
Optical port type - S1.1 (100BASE-LX) L1.1 (100BASE-EX) L1.2 (100BASE-ZX) 100BASE-SX
Transmission
km 15 40 80 2
distance
Laser spectrum
nm - - ≤1 -
width (-20 dB)
Laser spectrum
nm ≤ 7.7 ≤3 - ≤1
width (RMS)
Side mode
dB - - ≥ 30 -
suppression ratio
Mean launched
dBm -15 to -8 -5 to 0 -5 to 0 -9.5 to -3
power
Accuracy of Tx
optical power dB ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5
indication
Extinction ratio dB 8.2 to 15 10 to 15 10 to 15 > 8.2
Eye pattern mask - G.957-compliant
Central wavelength nm 1265 to 1360 1265 to 1360 1480 to 1580 830 to 860
Receiver
Rx sensitivity dBm ≤ -28 ≤ -34 ≤ -34 ≤ -24
Optical path
dB 1 1 1 -
penalty
Overload point dBm -8 -10 -10 -3

Receiver reflection
dB -12 -12 -12 -12
loss
Version: 01 255
Table 7-1 Specifications of the 155M SFP SFF Optical Module (Continued)

±2.0 dB (-11 dBm to ±2.0 dB (-14 dBm to ±2.0 dB (-14 dBm to ±2.0 dB (-5 dBm to
Accuracy of Rx
-25 dBm) -30 dBm) -30 dBm) -20 dBm)
optical power dBm
±3.0 dB (> -11 dBm; ±3.0 dB (> -14 dBm; ±3.0 dB (> -14 dBm; ±3.0 dB (> -5 dBm;
indication
< -25 dBm) < -30 dBm) < -30 dBm) < -20 dBm)
Module power
W 1 1 1 1
consumption
Specifications of the 622M SFP SFF Optical Module
Table 7-2 Specifications of the 622M SFP SFF Optical Module

Transmitter
Optical port type - S4.1 L4.1 L4.2
Transmission distance km 15 40 80
Laser spectrum width
nm - - ≤1
(-20 dB)
Laser spectrum width

nm ≤ 2.5 ≤ 1.7 -
(RMS)
Side mode suppression

dB - - ≥ 30
ratio
Mean launched power dBm -15 to -8 -3 to 2 -3 to 2
Accuracy of Tx optical
dB ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5
power indication
Extinction ratio dB 8.2 to 15 10 to 15 10 to 15

Central wavelength nm 1274 to 1356 1296 to 1330 1480 to 1580

Receiver
Rx sensitivity dBm ≤ -28 ≤ -28 ≤ -28
Optical path penalty dB 1 1 1
Overload point dBm -8 -8 -8
Receiver reflection loss dB - -14 -27
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Table 7-2 Specifications of the 622M SFP SFF Optical Module (Continued)

±2.0 dB (-11 dBm to -25 ±2.0 dB (-11 dBm to -25 ±2.0 dB (-11 dBm to -25
Accuracy of Rx optical dBm) dBm) dBm)
dBm
power indication ±3.0 dB (> -11 dBm; < ±3.0 dB (> -11 dBm; < ±3.0 dB (> -11 dBm; <
-25 dBm) -25 dBm) -25 dBm)
Module power
W 1 1 1
consumption
Specifications of the 1.25G SFP SFF Optical Module
Table 7-3 Specifications of the 1.25G SFP SFF Optical Module

Transmitter
Optical port 1000BASE- 1000BASE- 1000BASE- 1000BASE- 1000BASE- 1000BASE-
-
type SX LX LX EX ZX1 ZX2
0.55 (50 / 125
Transmission µm multi-
km 10 15 40 80 120
distance mode optical
fiber)
Laser
spectrum
nm - - - ≤1 ≤1 ≤1
width (-20
dB)
Laser
spectrum nm ≤ 0.85 ≤4 ≤4 - - -
width (RMS)
Side mode
suppression dB - - - ≥ 30 ≥ 30 ≥ 30
ratio
Mean
launched dBm -9.5 to -4 -8 to -3 -8 to -3 -5 to 0 -2 to 3 0 to 5
power
Accuracy of
Tx optical
dB ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5
power
indication
Extinction
dB >9 9.0 to 15 9.0 to 15 9.0 to 15 9.0 to 15 9.0 to 15
ratio
Version: 01 257
Table 7-3 Specifications of the 1.25G SFP SFF Optical Module (Continued)

Eye pattern
- IEEE 802.3-compliant
mask
Central
nm 770 to 860 1275 to 1350 1275 to 1350 1275 to 1350 1500 to 1580 1500 to 1580
wavelength
Eye
overshoot - - - - - < 50% < 50%
(filter off)
Minimum
optical return
dB 12 12 12 20 24 24
loss of the
transmitter
Receiver
Rx
dBm ≤ -17 ≤ -20 ≤ -23 ≤ -23 ≤ -25 ≤ -31
sensitivity
Optical path
dB 1 1 1 1 2 2
penalty
Overload
dBm 0 -3 -3 -3 -3 -9
point
Receiver
reflection dB -12 -12 -12 -12 -27 -27
loss
±2.0 dB (-3 ±2.0 dB (-6 ±2.0 dB (-6 ±2.0 dB (-6 ±2.0 dB (-12 ±2.0 dB (-12
Accuracy of dBm to -14 dBm to -16 dBm to -20 dBm to -20 dBm to -22 dBm to -27
Rx optical dBm) dBm) dBm) dBm) dBm) dBm)
dBm
power ±3.0 dB (> -3 ±3.0 dB (> -6 ±3.0 dB (> -6 ±3.0 dB (> -6 ±3.0 dB (> -12 ±3.0 dB (> -12
indication dBm; < -14 dBm; < -16 dBm; < -20 dBm; < -20 dBm; < -22 dBm; < -27
dBm) dBm) dBm) dBm) dBm) dBm)
Module
power W 1 1 1 1 1 1
consumption
Specifications of the 2.5G TDM SFP Optical Module
Table 7-4 Specifications of the 2.5G TDM SFP Optical Module

Transmitter
Optical port type - I16 S16.1 S16.2 L16.1 L16.2 V16.2
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Table 7-4 Specifications of the 2.5G TDM SFP Optical Module (Continued)

Transmission
km 2 15 15 40 80 110
distance
Laser spectrum
nm - ≤1 <1 ≤1 ≤1 ≤1
width (-20 dB)
Laser spectrum
nm ≤4 - - - - -
width (RMS)
Side mode
dB - ≥ 30 ≥ 30 ≥ 30 ≥ 30 ≥ 30
suppression ratio
Mean launched
dBm -10 to -3 -5 to 0 -5 to 0 -2 to 3 -2 to 3 0 to 5
power
Accuracy of Tx
optical power dB ±1.5
indication
Extinction ratio dB 8.2 to 13 8.2 to 13 8.2 to 13 8.2 to 12 8.2 to 12 8.2 to 12
Central
nm 1260 to 1360 1260 to 1360 1430 to 1580 1280 to 1335 1500 to 1580 1500 to 1580
wavelength
Minimum optical
return loss of the dB - 24 24 24 24 24
transmitter
Eye overshoot
- < 100% < 100% < 100% < 100% < 50% < 50%
(filter off)
Receiver
Rx sensitivity dBm ≤ -18 ≤ -18 ≤ -18 ≤ -27 ≤ -28 ≤ -31
Optical path
dB 1 1 1 1 2 2
penalty
Overload point dBm -3 0 0 -9 -9 -9

Receiver reflection
dB -27 -27 -27 -27 -27 -27
loss
Power for LOS
dBm -30 -30 -30 -38 -38 -38
assert (LOSA)
Power for LOS

dBm -22 -22 -22 -30 -31 -32
deassert (LOSD)
Accuracy of Rx ±2.0 dB (-6 ±2.0 dB (-3 ±2.0 dB (-3 ±2.0 dB (-12 ±2.0 dB (-12 ±2.0 dB (-12
optical power - dBm to -15 dBm to -15 dBm to -15 dBm to -24 dBm to -25 dBm to -27
indication dBm) dBm) dBm) dBm) dBm) dBm)
Version: 01 259
Table 7-4 Specifications of the 2.5G TDM SFP Optical Module (Continued)

±3.0 dB (> -6 ±3.0 dB (> -3 ±3.0 dB (> -3 ±3.0 dB (> ±3.0 dB (> ±3.0 dB (>
dBm; < -15 dBm; < -15 dBm; < -15 -12 dBm; < -12 dBm; < -12 dBm; <
dBm) dBm) dBm) -24 dBm) -25 dBm) -27 dBm)
Module power
W 1
consumption
Operating
ºC 0 to 70
temperature
Specifications of the 10G TDM XFP SFP+ Optical Module
Table 7-5 Specifications of the 10G TDM XFP SFP+ Optical Module

Transmitter
S-64.2b/
Optical 10GBASE- 10GBASE- SDH I64.1/ 10GBASE- 10GBASE- P1L1-2D2/
- P1S1-
port type LR/LW SR/SW P1I1-2D1 LR/LW ER/EW L-64.2
2D2b
Transmis-
sion km 10 0.3 10 20 40 40 80
distance
Dispersion
ps/nm 33 - - - - 800 1600
tolerance
Operating 1.2288 to 9.953 to 8.5, 9.953 1.2288 to 9.953 to 9.953 to 9.953 to
Gb/s
rate 10.3125 11.09 to 11.3 11.3 10.3125 11.3 11.3
Maximum
Tx optical dBm 0.5 -1 -1 1.5 4 2 4
power
Minimum
Tx optical dBm -8.2 -7.3 -6 -3.5 -4.7 -1 0
power
Mean
launched
power per
dBm ≤ -30 ≤ -30 ≤ -30 ≤ -30 ≤ -30 ≤ -30 ≤ -30
channel at
laser
shutdown
Extinction
dB 3.5 to 6.5 3 to 6 >6 3.5 to 6.5 >3 > 8.2 >9
ratio
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Table 7-5 Specifications of the 10G TDM XFP SFP+ Optical Module (Continued)

Eye
overshoot - ≤ 20% ≤ 20% ≤ 20% ≤ 20% NA NA NA
(filter off)
IEEE std IEEE std ITU-T IEEE std IEEE std ITU-T ITU-T
Eye pattern
- 802.3- 802.3- G.691- 802.3- 802.3- G.691- G.691-
mask
compliant compliant compliant compliant compliant compliant compliant
Central 1260 to 1290 to 1260 to 1530 to 1530 to 1530 to

nm 840 to 860
wavelength 1355 1330 1355 1565 1565 1565
Laser
spectrum
nm ≤1 ≤ 0.45 ≤1 ≤1 ≤ 0.4 ≤ 0.4 ≤ 0.4
width (-20
dB)
Minimum
optical
return loss dB 12 12 12 12 21 21 21
of the
transmitter
Side mode
suppres- dB 30 - 30 30 30 30 30
sion ratio
Accuracy
of Tx
optical dB ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5
power
indication
Accuracy
of Rx ±1.5 dB (-1 ±1.5 dB (-2 ±1.5 dB (-4 ±1.5 dB (-1 ±1.5 dB (-4 ±1.5 dB ±1.5 dB
optical - dBm to -11 dBm to -10 dBm to -11 dBm to -11 dBm to -14 (-4 dBm to (-10 dBm to
power dBm) dBm) dBm) dBm) dBm) -14 dBm) -20 dBm)
indication
Rx ≤ -11.1
dBm ≤ -14.4 ≤ -14 ≤ -14.4 ≤ -15.8 ≤ -17 ≤ -24
sensitivity (OMA)
Overload
dBm 0.5 -1 -1 0.5 -1 -1 -7
point
Optical
path dB 3.2 3.9 1 3.2 2 2 3
penalty
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Table 7-5 Specifications of the 10G TDM XFP SFP+ Optical Module (Continued)

Receiver
reflection dB -12 -12 -14 -12 -26 -27 -27
loss
Power for
LOS assert dBm -30 -30 -30 -30 -30 -30 -37
(LOSA)
Power for
LOS
dBm -16 -12 -15 -16 -16 -18 -25
deassert
(LOSD)
Hysteresis
- > 0.5 > 0.5 > 0.5 > 0.5 > 0.5 > 0.5 > 0.5
zone
Output
- NA NA 0.3 NA NA 0.3 0.3
jitter B1
Output
- NA NA 0.1 NA NA 0.1 0.1
jitter B2
Compliant Compliant Compliant

with the with the with the
Jitter
- NA NA ITU-T NA NA ITU-T ITU-T
tolerance
G.825-2M G.825-2M G.825-2M
mask mask mask
Power
XFP: 3.5 XFP: 3.5 XFP: 3.5
consump- W 1 1 1.5 1
SFP+: 1.5 SFP+: 2 SFP+: 2
tion
Specifications of the 40G LR4 CFP QSFP+ Optical Module
Table 7-6 Specifications of the 40G LR4 CFP QSFP+ Optical Module

Optical module type - VSR2000-3R1 VSR2000-3R2
Transmission distance km 2 2
Transmitter
Wavelength range nm 1290 to 1330 1530 to 1565
Tx power range dBm 0 to 3 0 to 3
Maximum laser spectrum width (-20 dB) nm 1 -
Eye pattern mask - ITU-T G.693
Receiver
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Table 7-6 Specifications of the 40G LR4 CFP QSFP+ Optical Module (Continued)

Rx sensitivity dBm -5 -6
Overload optical power dBm 3 3
Maximum reflectance dB -27 -27
100G LR4 Optical Module
Table 7-7 Optical Interface Specifications of the 100G LR4 Optical Module
Specification
Item Unit
Min. Typ. Max.
Transmitter
Single-channel data rate Gbit/s 25.78
Multi-channel data rate Gbit/s 103.13
Normal frequency deviation range ppm -100 - 100
Lane 0 nm 1294.53 1295.56 1296.59
Lane 1 nm 1299.02 1300.05 1301.09
Central wavelength
Lane 2 nm 1303.54 1304.58 1305.63
Lane 3 nm 1308.09 1309.14 1310.19
Side mode suppression ratio dB 30 - -
Mean launched power per channel dBm -4.3 - 4.5
Tx optical power reporting accuracyNote 1 of a
dB -2 - 2
single channel
Mean total Tx optical power dBm - - 10.5

Tx optical modulation amplitude (OMA) dB - - 5
Output power at laser OFF dBm - - -30
Note 2
Eye pattern mask - Compliant with IEEE 802.3ba
Extinction ratio dB 4 - -
Receiver
Normal frequency deviation range ppm -100 - 100
Lane 0 nm 1294.53 1295.56 1296.59
Lane 1 nm 1299.02 1300.05 1301.09
Central wavelength
Lane 2 nm 1303.54 1304.58 1305.63
Lane 3 nm 1308.09 1309.14 1310.19
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Table 7-7 Optical Interface Specifications of the 100G LR4 Optical Module (Continued)
Specification
Item Unit
Min. Typ. Max.
Rx optical power of a single channel (mean
dBm - - 4.5
optical power and OMA)
Rx optical power reporting accuracyNote 1 of a

dB -2 - 2
single channel
Rx optical modulation amplitude (OMA) dB - - 5.5

Receiver sensitivity (OMA)Note 3 of a single
dBm - - -8.6
channel
Impaired input optical power of the receiver
dBm 5.5 - -
(single channel)
LOS hysteresis zone dB 0.5 - -

Receiver reflectance dB - - -26
Optical module specifications
Operating temperature ºC 0 - 70
Power consumption (CFP) W - - 24
Power consumption (CFP2) W - - 12
Power consumption (SFP28) W - - 3.5
Note 1: At normal temperature, this parameter should be smaller than 1 dB; at total air temperature, it should be better than ±2
dB.
Note 2: Hit ratio = 5 × 10-5 hits/sample
Note 3: NRZ, BER = 1 × 10-12, ER = 4 dB
Table 7-8 Optical Port Specifications of the OTU4 Module
Specification
Item Unit
4I1-9D1FNote 1
Transmitter
Normal frequency deviation range ppm -20 to 20
Lane 0 nm 1294.53 to 1296.59
Lane 1 nm 1299.02 to 1301.09
Central wavelength
Lane 2 nm 1303.54 to 1305.63
Lane 3 nm 1308.09 to 1310.19
Min. side mode suppression ratio dB 30
Min. mean launched power per channel dBm -0.6 -2.5
Max. mean launched power per channel dB 4 2.9
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Table 7-8 Optical Port Specifications of the OTU4 Module (Continued)
Specification
Item Unit
4I1-9D1FNote 1
Max. mean launched power dBm 10 8.9
Tx optical modulation amplitude dB 5
Tx optical power reporting accuracyNote 2 of a
- ±2
single channel
Max. output power at laser OFF dBm -30

Note 3
Eye pattern mask - ITU-T G.959.1-compliant
Max. extinction ratio dB 6.5 -

Min. extinction ratio dB 4 7
Receiver
Lane 0 nm 1294.53 to 1296.59
Lane 1 nm 1299.02 to 1301.09
Central wavelength
Lane 2 nm 1303.54 to 1305.63
Lane 3 nm 1308.09 to 1310.19
Max. mean Rx optical power per channel dBm 4 2.9
dB ±2
single channel
Max. total input optical power dBm 10 8.9

Rx optical modulation amplitude dB 5.5
Max. optical path penalty dB 1.5
Note 4
Max. receiver sensitivity dBm -8.4 -10.3
Receiver reflectance dB -26
LOS hysteresis zone dB > 0.5
Operating temperature ºC 0 to 70
Power consumption (CFP) W 24
Power consumption (CFP2) W 12
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Table 7-8 Optical Port Specifications of the OTU4 Module (Continued)
Specification
Item Unit
4I1-9D1FNote 1
Power consumption (SFP28) W 3.5
Note 1: Two types of transmitters are available for the 4I1-9D1F module (their specifications are displayed in two columns
respectively in the table).
dB.
Note 3: Hit ratio = 5 × 10-5 hits/sample
Note 4: NRZ, BER = 1 × 10-4
Specifications of the 100G ER4 Optical Module
Table 7-9 Optical Interface Performance Specifications of the 100G ER4 Module
Specification
Item Unit
Min. Typ. Max.
Transmitter
Single-channel data rate (100GE) Gbit/s 25.78
Multi-channel data rate (100GE) Gbit/s 103.13
Normal frequency deviation range (100GE) ppm -100 - 100
Single-channel data rate (OTU4) Gbit/s 27.95
Multi-channel data rate (OTU4) Gbit/s 111.81
Normal frequency deviation range (OTU4) ppm -20 - 20
Lane 0 nm 1294.53 1295.56 1296.59
Central Lane 1 nm 1299.02 1300.05 1301.09
wavelength Lane 2 nm 1303.54 1304.58 1305.63
Lane 3 nm 1308.09 1309.14 1310.19
Side mode suppression ratio dB 30 - -
Mean launched power per channel dBm -2.7 - 2.9
Note 1
Tx optical power reporting accuracy of a
dB -2 - 2
single channel
Mean total Tx optical power dBm - - 8.9

IEEE 802.3ba- and ITU-T G.959.1 (4L1-9C1F)-
Eye pattern mask -
compliant
Extinction ratio dB 8 - -
Receiver
Single-channel data rate (100GE) Gbit/s 25.78
Multi-channel data rate (100GE) Gbit/s 103.13
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Table 7-9 Optical Interface Performance Specifications of the 100G ER4 Module (Continued)
Specification
Item Unit
Min. Typ. Max.
Normal frequency deviation range (100GE) ppm -100 - 100
Single-channel data rate (OTU4) Gbit/s 27.95
Multi-channel data rate (OTU4) Gbit/s 111.81
Normal frequency deviation range (OTU4) ppm -20 - 20
Lane 0 nm 1294.53 1295.56 1296.59
Central Lane 1 nm 1299.02 1300.05 1301.09
wavelength Lane 2 nm 1303.54 1304.58 1305.63
Lane 3 nm 1308.09 1309.14 1310.19
Rx optical power of a single channel (mean
dBm - - 4.5
optical power and OMA)

dB -2 - 2
single channel
Receiver sensitivity (OMA) 100 GENote 2 per

dBm - - -21.4
lane
Receiver sensitivity (OTU4)Note 3 per lane dBm - - -21.4
Receiver reflectance dB - - -26
Impaired input optical power of the receiver
dBm 5.5 - -
(single channel)

Optical path penalty dB - - 2.5
Operating temperature ºC 0 - 70
Power consumption (CFP) W - - 24
Power consumption (CFP2) W - - 12
dB.
Note 2: NRZ, BER = 1 × 10-12, ER = 8 dB
Note 3: NRZ, BER = 1 × 10-4
Specifications of the 4G FC Optical Module
Table 7-10 Specifications of the 4G FC Optical Module

Line code format - NRZ
Transmission distance 10 km
Transmitter at reference point S
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Table 7-10 Specifications of the 4G FC Optical Module (Continued)

Operating wavelength range nm 1260 to 1355
Max. mean launched power dBm 0.5
Min. mean launched power dBm -8.2
Eye pattern mask IEEE 802.3ae-compliant
Receiver at reference point R
Receiver type - PIN

Rx sensitivity dBm -14.4
Min. overload dBm 0.5
Max. reflectance dB -12
Specifications of the 16G FC Optical Module
Table 7-11 Specifications of the 16G FC Optical Module

Multi-mode laser
Operating rate Gbit/s 4.25 to 14.025
Central wavelength nm 840 to 860
Laser spectrum width (RMS) nm ≤ 0.59
Mean launched power dBm ≥ -7.8
Accuracy of Tx optical power indication dB -2 to 2
Eye pattern mask FC-PI-5
Extinction ratio dB 3
Overload point dBm ≤0
Accuracy of Rx optical power indication dB -2 to 2
Rx sensitivity dBm ≤ -10.5
Receiver reflection loss dB -12
Single-mode laser
Operating rate Gbit/s 4.25 to 14.025

Central wavelength nm 1295 to 1325
-20 dB spectral width nm ≤1
Mean launched power dBm -5 to 2
Accuracy of Tx optical power indication dB -2 to 2
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Table 7-11 Specifications of the 16G FC Optical Module (Continued)

Overload point dBm ≤2
Accuracy of Rx optical power indication dB -2 to 2
Rx sensitivity dBm ≤ -12
Receiver reflection loss dB -12
200G QSFP-DD
Table 7-12 Specifications of the 200G QSFP-DD Optical Module

Transmitter
Lane 0 nm 1294.53 to 1296.59
Lane 1 nm 1299.02 to 1301.09
Central wavelength
Lane 2 nm 1303.54 to 1305.63
Lane 3 nm 1308.09 to 1310.19
Mean total Tx optical power dBm ≤ 11.3
Mean launched power per channel dBm -3.4 to 5.3
Extinction ratio dB ≥ 3.5
Mean launched power per channel at laser shutdown dBm ≤ -30
Optical return loss tolerance dB ≤ 15.6
Receiver
Lane 0 nm 1294.53 to 1296.59
Lane 1 nm 1299.02 to 1301.09
Central wavelength
Lane 2 nm 1303.54 to 1305.63
Lane 3 nm 1308.09 to 1310.19
Mean Rx optical power per channel dBm -9.7 to 5.3
Rx optical modulation amplitude (OMA) dB ≤ 4.2
Receiver sensitivity (OMA) of a single channel dBm ≤ -7.2
Max. reflectance of a receiver dB -26
Version: 01 269
400G QSFP-DD LR8
Table 7-13 Specifications of the 400G QSFP-DD LR8 Optical Module

Transmitter
Line code format - PAM4
Lane 0 nm 1272.55 to 1274.54
Lane 1 nm 1276.89 to 1278.89
Lane 2 nm 1281.25 to 1283.27
Lane 3 nm 1285.65 to 1287.68
Central wavelength
Lane 4 nm 1294.53 to 1296.59
Lane 5 nm 1299.02 to 1301.09
Lane 6 nm 1303.54 to 1305.63
Lane 7 nm 1308.09 to 1310.19
Tx optical modulation amplitude (OMA) dB ≤4
Extinction ratio dB ≥ 3.5
Mean launched power per channel at laser shutdown dBm ≤ -30
Optical return loss tolerance dB ≤ 15.1
Receiver
Line code format - PAM4
Lane 0 nm 1272.55 to 1274.54
Lane 1 nm 1276.89 to 1278.89
Lane 2 nm 1281.25 to 1283.27
Lane 3 nm 1285.65 to 1287.68
Central wavelength
Lane 4 nm 1294.53 to 1296.59
Lane 5 nm 1299.02 to 1301.09
Lane 6 nm 1303.54 to 1305.63
Lane 7 nm 1308.09 to 1310.19
Rx power of a single channel (OMA) dBm ≤ 5.7
Rx optical modulation amplitude (OMA) dB ≤ 4.5
Receiver sensitivity (OMA) of a single channel dBm ≤ -7.1
Max. reflectance of a receiver dB -26
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200G CFP2-DCO
Table 7-14 Specifications of the 200G CFP2-DCO (Straight Fiber Port) Optical Module
Line code format - 200G QPSK 200G 16QAMps 400G 16QAM

Transmitter
OSNR limit dB 15 16.5 24
CD tolerance ps/nm 40 000 40 000 15 000
Nominal central frequency THz 191.3 to 196.05 191.3 to 196.05 191.3 to 196.05
Mean launched power dBm -2.5 -2.5 -2.5
Central frequency deviation GHz ±2.5 ±2.5 ±2.5
Maximum -3 dB spectral width nm 0.4 0.4 0.4
Maximum -20 dB spectral width nm 1 1 1
Receiver
Rx sensitivity dBm -18 -18 -18
Power consumption W 24 20 26.5
Min. overload dBm 0 0 0
Max. reflectance dB -27 -27 -27
100G QSFP28 ER4
Table 7-15 Specifications of the 100G QSFP28 ER4 Optical Module (100GBASE-ER4)

Transmitter
Single wavelength data rate Gbit/s 25.78125
Multiplexed wavelength data rate Gbit/s 103.125
Central wavelength
Lane 0 nm 1294.53 to 1296.59
Lane 1 nm 1299.02 to 1301.09
Lane 2 nm 1303.54 to 1305.63
Lane 3 nm 1308.09 to 1310.19
Tx optical power reporting accuracyNote 1 of a single
dB -2 to 2
channel
Version: 01 271
Table 7-15 Specifications of the 100G QSFP28 ER4 Optical Module (100GBASE-ER4) (Continued)

Inter-channel power difference (mean optical power and
dB 0 to 3.6
OMA)
Optical modulation amplitude (OMA) of a single channel dBm 0.1 to 4.5

Transmitter dispersion penalty of a single channel dB ≤ 2.5
Output power at laser OFF dBm ≤ -30
Note 2
Eye pattern mask - IEEE Std 802.3-2018
Extinction ratio dB ≥8
Eye pattern mask margin % ≥5
Receiver
Central wavelength
Lane 0 nm 1294.53 to 1296.59
Lane 1 nm 1299.02 to 1301.09
Lane 2 nm 1303.54 to 1305.63
Lane 3 nm 1308.09 to 1310.19
Rx optical power reporting accuracy of a single channel dB -2 to 2
Note 3
Rx sensitivity (OMA) of a single channel dBm ≤ -21.4
Impaired input optical power of the receiver (single
dBm ≥ 5.5
channel)
LOS hysteresis zone dB ≥ 0.5

Reflectance of the receiver dB ≤ -26
Power consumption W ≤ 5.5
Note 1: Better than ±3 dB across the entire temperature range
Note 2: Hit ratio = 5×10-5 hits/sample
Note 3: NRZ, BER = E-12
Table 7-16 Specifications of the 100G QSFP28 ER4 Optical Module (OTU4 Optical Port)

Transmitter
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Table 7-16 Specifications of the 100G QSFP28 ER4 Optical Module (OTU4 Optical Port) (Continued)

Central wavelength
Lane 0 nm 1294.53 to 1296.59
Lane 1 nm 1299.02 to 1301.09
Lane 2 nm 1303.54 to 1305.63
Lane 3 nm 1308.09 to 1310.19
Min. mean launched power per channel dBm -2.7
Max. mean launched power per channel dBm 2.9
Tx optical power reporting accuracyNote 1 of a single
dB -2 to 2
channel
Max. mean total Tx optical power dBm 8.9
Optical modulation amplitude (OMA) dB 3.6
Max. output power at laser OFF dBm -30
Eye pattern maskNote 2 - G959.1 4L1-9C1F compliant
Min. extinction ratio dB 8

Eye pattern mask margin % 5
Receiver
Central wavelength
Lane 0 nm 1294.53 to 1296.59
Lane 1 nm 1299.02 to 1301.09
Lane 2 nm 1303.54 to 1305.63
Lane 3 nm 1308.09 to 1310.19
Max. mean Rx optical power per channel dBm 4.5
Min. mean Rx optical power per channel dBm -20.7
Rx optical power reporting accuracyNote 1 per channel dB -2 to 2
Max. total input optical power dBm 10.5
Inter-channel power difference (mean optical power and
dB 4.5
OMA)
Max. optical path penalty dB 1.5

Max. Rx sensitivityNote 3 dBm -23.2
LOS hysteresis zone dB ≥ 0.5
Max. reflectance of the receiver dB -26
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Table 7-16 Specifications of the 100G QSFP28 ER4 Optical Module (OTU4 Optical Port) (Continued)

Max. power consumption W 5.5
Note 1: Better than ±3 dB across the entire temperature range
Note 2: Hit ratio = 5×10-5 hits/sample
Note 3: NRZ, FEC BER = 5E-5
7.2 Specifications of the Line-Side Optical Module

Specifications of the 10G DWDM TXFP SFP+ Optical Module
Table 7-17 Specifications of the 10G DWDM TXFP SFP+ Optical Module

Transmission signal rateNote 1 Gbit/s 9.953 to 11.3
Transmitter
Maximum laser spectrum width (-20 dB) nm 0.3
Minimum side mode suppression ratio dB 35
Mean launched power range dBm -2 to 4
Accuracy of transmitting power dB -1.5 to 1.5
Note 2 us ≤ 10
Laser shutdown time
Mean launched power at laser shutdown dBm ≤ -30
Eye pattern mask - G.959.1-compliant
Extinction ratio dB > 10

Note 3
Output wavelength nm 1529.16 to 1567.13
Channel spacing GHz 50
-0.02 to 0.02 (BOL)
Central wavelength shift nm
-0.04 to 0.04 (EOL)
Receiver
Optical receiver type - PIN
Receiving sensitivityNote 4 dBm ≤ -17
Minimum overload optical power dBm 0
Maximum reflectance of the receiver dB -27
Maximum optical path penalty dB 2
Accuracy of receiving power dB -1.5 to 1.5
Wavelength of received optical signals nm 1280 to 1610
Power for LOS assert dBm -22 to -20
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Table 7-17 Specifications of the 10G DWDM TXFP SFP+ Optical Module (Continued)

Jitter parameter B1 UI ≤ 0.3
Jitter parameter B2 UI ≤ 0.1
Jitter tolerance - Compliant with ITU-T G.8251
OSNR limit dB ≤ 12
Modulation feature - Zero chirp
Maximum power consumption W 2.5 to 3.5

Operating temperature ℃ 0 to 70
Note 1: The optical module is required to work at a rate ranging from 9.953 Gbit/s to 11.3 Gbit/s. The test specifications are
based on 10.7 Gbit/s.
Note 2: Laser shutdown time is counted from the time point when the voltage of the laser shutdown pin reaches +2.4 V to the
time point when the laser's output optical power decreases to -30 dBm.
Note 3: Refer to ITU-T G.692-1998 and G.694.1 for the standard wavelength table.
Note 4: The maximum receiving sensitivity value is BOL.
Specifications of the 10G DWDM XFP SFP+ Optical Module
Table 7-18 Specifications of the 10G DWDM XFP SFP+ Optical Module

Optical receiver typeNote 1 - PIN APD
Note 2
Transmission signal rate Gbit/s 9.953 to 11.3 1.2288 to 10.32
Transmitter
Maximum laser spectrum width (-20
nm 0.3 0.3
dB)
Minimum side mode suppression ratio dB 35 35

Mean launched power range dBm -2 to 3 1 to 4
Accuracy of transmitting power dB -1.5 to 1.5 -1.5 to 1.5
Mean launched power at laser
dBm ≤ -30 ≤ -38
shutdownNote 3
Eye pattern mask - G.959.1-compliant and GR-253-compliant
Eye pattern SNRNote 4 dB ≥ 12 ≥ 12
Extinction ratio dB ≥ 10 (filter off) ≥ 8.2 (filter on)
Output wavelengthNote 5 nm 1529.16 to 1567.13 1529.16 to 1567.13

Channel spacing GHz 50 / 100 50 / 100
Central wavelength shift (BOL) nm -0.03 to 0.03 -0.04 to 0.04
Note 6
Central wavelength shift (EOL) nm -0.04 to 0.04 -0.08 to 0.08
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Table 7-18 Specifications of the 10G DWDM XFP SFP+ Optical Module (Continued)

Receiver
Receiving sensitivityNote 7 dBm ≤ -17 ≤ -25
Note 7
Minimum overload optical power dBm 0 -8
Maximum reflectance of the receiver dB -27 -27
Maximum optical path penalty dB 2 1
Note 8
Accuracy of receiving power dB -2 to 2 -2 to 2
Wavelength of received optical signals nm 1280 to 1610 1280 to 1610
Power for LOS assert dBm ≤ -28 ≤ -38
Power for LOS deassert dBm ≤ -18 ≤ -26
Jitter parameter B1 UI ≤ 0.3 ≤ 0.3
Jitter parameter B2Note 9 UI ≤ 0.1 ≤ 0.1
Jitter tolerance - ITU-T G.825 compliant
Maximum optical path penaltyNote 10 dB 2 1

Maximum OSNR penalty of the optical
dB 2 -
channel
Back-to-back OSNR limitNote 11 dB ≤ 12 -
Maximum power consumption W 2 to 6.7 2 to 6.7
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Table 7-18 Specifications of the 10G DWDM XFP SFP+ Optical Module (Continued)

Operating temperature ℃ 0 to 70 -40 to 85
Note 1: For the optical module of a PIN receiver, the case temperature ranges from 0℃ to 70℃ (commercial grade); for the
optical module of an APD receiver, the case temperature ranges from -40℃ to 85℃ (industrial grade).
Note 2: The transmission signal rate ranges from 9.9532 Gbit/s to 11.318 Gbit/s for the optical module of a PIN receiver, and
1.2288 Gbit/s to 10.32 Gbit/s for the optical module of an APD receiver (generally used for CPRI). NRZ code, PRBS =
231-1. When the optical module of an APD receiver supports the CDR function, the CDR bypass function should be
provided and set to bypass by default.
Note 3: When Tx_DIS is active-high, the optical source is turned off. The Tx-side output power is tested under this condition.
Note 4: Test conditions: The bandwidth of the oscilloscope at an optical port is 12 GHz. For an Agilent86105A module used,
when the power input to the optical oscilloscope is larger than -3 dBm, the filter is turned off.
Note 5: Refer to ITU-T G.692-1998 and G.694.1 for the standard wavelength table.
Note 6: For the module without a wavelength locker, this parameter is allowed up to 0.08 nm. Generally, the tunable-
wavelength module is provided with a wavelength locker while the EA-type fixed-wavelength module is not.
Note 7: NRZ code, PRBS = 231-1. The extinction ratio of the received signal is larger than 9.0 dB (filter off); back-to-back test;
BOL.
Note 8: Test conditions: 2 dBm larger than the receiving sensitivity and 3 dBm smaller than the overload power.
Note 9: Compliant with ITU-T G.825. The jitter peak-to-peak amplitude is smaller than 0.3 UI in the range of 20 kHz to 80
MHz, and smaller than 0.1 UI in the range of 4 MHz to 80 MHz. The module of a PIN receiver must be provided with
a built-in CDR chip.
Note 10:For the module of a PIN receiver, when the BER is 1 × 10-12, and signals are transmitted over the G.652 or DCF optical
fiber line of 40 km long, the receiving sensitivity is degraded by no more than 2 dB compared with the back-to-back
receiving sensitivity. When the path penalty exceeds 2 dB, but the receiving sensitivity in the long fiber transmission is
no more than -17 dBm, the path penalty requirement is met. For the module of an APD receiver, when signals are
transmitted over the G.652 optical fiber line of 20 km long, the receiving sensitivity is degraded by no more than 1 dB
compared with the back-to-back receiving sensitivity. Or when the receiving sensitivity for the 20 km-long G.652 fiber
transmission is no more than -24 dBm, the path penalty requirement is met.
Note 11:No OSNR requirement is raised for the module of an APD receiver.
Optical Interface Specifications of the 100G MSA DWDM Module
Table 7-19 Optical Interface Specifications of the 100G MSA DWDM Module
Parameter Unit Specification

Nominal central frequency THz 191.3 to 196.05

Maximum mean launched power dBm 0
Minimum mean launched power dBm -5
Central frequency deviation GHz ±1.5
Maximum -3 dB spectral width nm 0.3
Version: 01 277
Table 7-19 Optical Interface Specifications of the 100G MSA DWDM Module (Continued)

Tx OSNR (in band) dB 35
Receiver type - PIN

Receiving sensitivity dBm -16
Minimum overload dBm 0
Maximum reflectance dB -27
Optical Interface Specifications of the 100G MSA (Dual-Slot) DWDM Module
Table 7-20 Optical Interface Specifications of the 100G MSA (Dual-Slot) DWDM Module


Receiver type - PIN

Optical Interface Specifications of the 100G CFP DWDM Module
Table 7-21 Optical Interface Specifications of the 100G CFP DWDM Module
Line code format - QPSK

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Table 7-21 Optical Interface Specifications of the 100G CFP DWDM Module (Continued)

Central frequency deviation GHz ±1.8 GHZ
Maximum -3 dB spectral width nm -
Receiver type - Coherent

Operating wavelength range nm 1528.773 to 1567.132
Optical Interface Specifications of the 100G CFP2 DWDM Module
Table 7-22 Optical Interface Specifications of the 100G CFP2 DWDM Module
Item Unit Specifications
Line code format - 100G QPSK

Transmitter
OSNR limit dB 12.5
CD tolerance ps/nm 40000
Mean launched power dBm -4 to -1
Maximum -20 dB spectral width nm 1
Receiver
Power consumption W 24
Version: 01 279

Operating rate Gb/s ≤ 256
Side mode suppression ratio dB 24
Mean launched power dBm 0 to 3
Transmitting optical power fluctuation dB ±0.5
Frequency range THz 191.15 to 196.1
Central wavelength shift (EOL) GHz ±2.5
Wavelength switching time s < 60
Operating rate of the receiver Gb/s ≤ 256
Overload optical power dBm 0
Optical reflectance coefficient dB -30
Dispersion tolerance ns/nm 25
Differential group delay tolerance ps -12 to 12
OSNR tolerance of the receiver dB 17.5 to 18.5
Optical Interface Specifications of the 200G CFP2 DWDM Module
Table 7-24 Optical Interface Specifications of the 200G CFP2 DWDM Module
Line code format - 8QAM, 16QAM


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Table 7-24 Optical Interface Specifications of the 200G CFP2 DWDM Module (Continued)

Receiver type - Coherent
Optical Interface Specifications of the 200G CFP2-DCO Module
Table 7-25 Optical Interface Specifications of the 200G CFP2-DCO Module
Line code format - QPSK 16QAM

Channel spacing GHz 75 50
191.3 to 196.05 (C band) 191.3 to 196.05 (C band)
Nominal central frequency THz 190.7 to 196.65 (extended C 190.7 to 196.65 (extended C
band) band)
Central frequency deviation GHz ±1.8 ±1.8

Minimum side mode suppression ratio dB 40 40
Accuracy of Tx optical power
dB -1 to 1 -1 to 1
indication
Tx optical power fluctuation dB -0.5 to 0.5 -0.5 to 0.5
Mean launched power dBm -15 to -8 -15 to -8
Tx OSNR dB/0.1 nm ≥ 45 ≥ 45
Minimum return loss of the receiver dB 20 20
Mean launched power at laser
dBm ≤ -40 ≤ -40
shutdown
CD tolerance ps/nm 40000 40000
Line code format - 16QAM, 32QAM, 64QAM


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Table 7-26 Optical Interface Specifications of the 400G MSA DWDM Module (Continued)

Minimum mean launched power dBm 0
Receiver type - -
Optical Interface Specifications of the 100G to 600G MSA DWDM Modules
Table 7-27 Optical Interface Specifications of the 100G to 600G MSA DWDM Modules
Parame-
Unit Value
ter
Line code 100G 200G 200G 400G 400G 400G 600G
Gb/s
format QPSK 8QAM 16QAM 16QAM 32QAM 64QAM 64QAM
Nominal
191.25 to 191.25 to 191.25 to 191.25 to 191.25 to 191.25 to 191.25 to
central THz
196.10 196.10 196.10 196.10 196.10 196.10 196.10
frequency
Maximum
mean
dBm 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
launched
power
Minimum
mean
dBm -10 -10 -10 -10 -10 -10 -10
launched
power
Central
frequency GHz ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5
deviation
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Table 7-27 Optical Interface Specifications of the 100G to 600G MSA DWDM Modules (Continued)
Parame-
Unit Value
ter
Receiving
dBm -20 -18 TBD -17 -15 TBD TBD
sensitivity
Minimum
dBm 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
overload
Maximum
dB -24 -24 -24 -24 -24 -24 -24
reflectance
OSNR dB 9.9 15.1 16.4 20.4 22.7 25.8 31.3
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1.2 Equipment Layout...............................................................................2

1.2.1 FONST 5000 U60 .................................................................2

2.1 FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ .......................................................................... 15

2.1.1 Appearance and Specifications.............................................. 16

2.2 FONST 5000 U60 ............................................................................. 20

2.2.1 Appearance and Specification ............................................... 20

2.3 FONST 5000 U40 ............................................................................. 25

2.3.1 Appearance and Specification ............................................... 26

2.4 FONST 5000 U30 ............................................................................. 30

2.4.1 Appearance and Specification ............................................... 30

2.5 FONST 5000 U20 ............................................................................. 34

2.5.1 Appearance and Specification ............................................... 35

2.6 FONST 5000 U10 ............................................................................. 38

2.6.1 Appearance and Specification ............................................... 39

2.7 FONST 5000 U10E........................................................................... 41

2.7.1 Appearance and Specification ............................................... 42

2.8 FONST 5000 U20E........................................................................... 44

2.8.1 Appearance and Specification ............................................... 45

2.9 Fan Units ......................................................................................... 49

3 Management and Auxiliary Interfaces .......................................................... 53

3.1 Overview of Management and Auxiliary Interfaces................................ 53

3.2 Network Management Cards in the Electrical-Layer Subrack .................. 53

3.2.1 CCU (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ).................................................. 54

3.3 Auxiliary Terminal Boards ................................................................. 63

3.3.1 AIF (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ) ................................................... 63

3.4 Management and Auxiliary Cables ...................................................... 69

3.4.1 Straight-Through Cable........................................................ 70

4 Power Supply ............................................................................................... 81

4.1 Power Supply of the FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ............................................. 81

4.1.1 PWR (FONST 5000 U60 Ⅱ) ................................................. 81

4.2 Power Supply of the FONST 5000 U60................................................ 88

4.2.1 PWR (U60) ........................................................................ 89

4.3.1 PWR (U40 / U30 / U20 / U10) .............................................. 93

4.4 Power Supply of the FONST 5000 U20E / U10E................................... 97

4.4.1 PWR (FONST 5000 U20E / U10E) ....................................... 97

4.5 PDP .............................................................................................. 101

4.5.1 PDP (3000068) ................................................................. 101

4.6 PDP Power Cable............................................................................ 123

4.6.1 PDP Power Cable.............................................................. 124

4.7 Protection Earth Ground Cable.......................................................... 129

4.7.1 Subrack Protection Earth Ground Cable ............................... 129

5 Electrical-Layer Cards ................................................................................ 136

5.1 Tributary Cards............................................................................... 136

5.1.1 Overview of Tributary Cards .............................................. 136

5.2 Line Cards ..................................................................................... 196

5.2.1 Overview of Line Cards ..................................................... 196

5.3 Cross-Connect Cards ....................................................................... 239

5.3.1 UXU2 ............................................................................. 239

6 System Auxiliary Components.................................................................... 252

6.1 DCM............................................................................................. 252

6.2 Fiber Jumpers ................................................................................. 253

7 Optical Modules ......................................................................................... 255

7.1 Specifications of the Client-Side Optical Modules................................ 255