NG WDM Product Networking and Applications V3.0-20080426-A

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NG WDM Product
Networking and Applications
Chen Xi 45461 www.huawei.com
HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. Huawei Confidential

Preface
 This course describes the composition, features, typical application modes
and networking capability of NG WDM equipment.
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Instructions
 Before learning this course, you should be able to:
 Know the basic principles of WDM.
 Know the basic signal flow of WDM.
 Know the Ethernet related knowledge.
 Know the basic concept of OTN.

Reference documents
 ITU-T G.872, ITU-T G.709, and ITU-T G.798
 NG WDM manuals, including system description, hardware description, and
planning guide

Objectives of the training
 After learning this course, you should be able to:
 Describe the major features, hardware knowledge, and system functions of
NG WDM equipment.
 Know the typical application modes and networking capability of NG
WDM equipment.

Contents
 Network Position of NG WDM Equipment
 System Architecture and Functions of NG WDM Equipment
 Hardware Description of NG WDM Equipment
 Network Applications of NG WDM Equipment

Evolution of Metro WDM
nt
e
ill g Third-generation Metro WDM (NG WDM)
n te Features: ROADM, OTN, and ASON

i Comments: The equipment supports dynamic
n d optical layer reconstruction, OTN architecture

with ODUk centralized grooming as the core,
, a flexible service interface adaptation, ASON
d
se
function, and Layer 2 data service switching and
ba
processing.
TN
,O
Second-generation Metro WDM
ic Features: static OADM ring network
am
Comments: The equipment supports static
optical layer network and partial electrical layer
y n grooming capabilities. But the OAM capability is
D poor.
First-generation Metro WDM

Features: P2P multiplexing and
demultiplexing
Comments: The equipment just inherits
functions of long-distance WDM to provide
large-capacity transmission. Its network
capability is weak.

Network Position of NG WDM Equipment
BWS1600G BWS1600G iManager
Metro 5000
40/80 40G 40/80/120/ T2000/T2100
Backbone 16010G
OSN 3500 OSN9500
network Metro3000
OSN 6800
OSN 7500
Short/Long-distance OADM ring 10G/2.5G 2/4F
trunk line MSP
OSN 9500
OSN 6800 Metro 5000
OSN 6800 Metro 6100 OSN 3500 Metro3000
Local network and OADM ring OADM ring 2.5G 2/4F MSP
regional core layer
OSN2500
OSN 3800 Metro 6040 OSN2500

Regional convergence OADM ring
OADM ring Metro1000
OSN 1500
and access layer OSN 3800
OSN 900 OSN 900 Metro500 OSN1500
Inter-office BTS access Internet access

• PSTN/VOIP • •
Leased line
GSM ADSL
• GSM/CDMA/3G/PHS • Enterprise
• GPRS • SOHO
• ATM • Government…
• CDMA • FTTH
• GSR/L3 • bank…
• 3G • Cable Modem

Contents

R3 New Slide
System Architecture and Functions of NG WDM

Equipment
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opticallayer:
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andFOADM
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The ROADM adopts built-in
ROADM / FOADM
GMPLS based ASON
PLC ROADM or WSS to realize

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T cross-connect ODU1/GEservices
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anddistributed
distributed
cross-grooming of Any service.
cross-grooming of Any service.
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VLAN/Stack
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address
Client service processing
based service switching.
based service switching.

R3 New Slide
Optical Layer Grooming

The optical layer grooming function supports FOADM and ROADM schemes.
• 2/4/8-wavelength FOADM
• Intra-ring ROADM adopts three schemes: ROAM (PLC), WSD9+ RMU9, WSD9 +
WSM9, WSMD4, WSD9+RMU9/WSM9 (50GHz, 80 λ)
• Inter-ring ROADM adopts two schemes: WSD9 + RMU9,WSD9 + WSM9,
WSMD4, WSD9+RMU9/WSM9 (50GHz, 80 λ)

Intra-Ring ROADM Dynamic Grooming
40
DMUX
Adopts the PLC based ROADM
scheme to realize dynamic
Multiplexer
add/drop, pass-through and
Demultiplexer blocking of all wavelengths.
Demultiplexe
r
Multiplexer
DMUX
Adopts the "WSS+RMU" based ROADM WSS RMU

scheme to realize dynamic wavelength
grooming. The equipment can add/drop a
wavelength locally or through any optical RMU WSS
port, including dropping multiple
wavelengths at the same port. The
equipment also supports wavelength pass-
through. 8 8

Inter-Ring ROADM Dynamic Grooming
East South
WSS
WSS
RMU
RMU
Adopts the "WSS + RMU" based
Optical fiber connection array
ROADM scheme to realize four-
dimensional inter-ring full dynamic
wavelength grooming.
WSS
WSS
RMU
RMU
West North

R3 New Slide
Electrical Layer Grooming
 The electrical-layer grooming function supports L1 centralized/distributed grooming and L2 switching.
 The OSN 6800 realizes centralized grooming for GE and ODU1 services through its cross-connect
board (XCS), and supports the maximum cross-grooming capacity of 160 Gbit/s and 320 Gbit/s for the
GE and ODU1 services.
 The OSN 6800 realizes distributed grooming for GE, ODU1, and Any services through paired slots,
and supports the maximum cross-grooming capacity of 8*GE, 8*ODU1, 4*ANY for the GE, ODU1
and Any services respectively.
 The OSN 3800 supports four-slot MESH group cross-connect for the GE, ODU1, and Any services,
and supports grooming GE/ODU1/Any service to other 3 boards of the four-slot mesh group.
 The OSN 6800 and the OSN3800 support VLAN/Stack VLAN and MAC address based L2 electrical
layer switching.

L1Electrical Layer Grooming – OSN 6800 Centralized
and Distributed Grooming
IU1 IU11
SCC Paired slot bus

IU2 IU12
Centralized cross-
IU3 connect bus (active)
IU13
Centralized cross-connect
bus (standby)
IU4
IU14 Ethernet/485 bus
IU5
IU15 Overhead/485 clock
IU6
XCS
IU7 IU16
GE/ODU1
IU17 IU17
IU17has
hasno
nocross-connect
cross-connectbus.
bus.
IU8
Centralized cross-connect and 7 groups of paired slot

cross-connect realize flexible electrical layer grooming.

L1 Electrical Layer Grooming—OSN 3800 Full
Mesh Grooming
SLOT3
SLOT4
SLOT5
Cross-connect
SLOT2
Cross-connect
Cross-connect
Cross-connect
Paired slot bus
Distributed cross-connect: Four-slot full mesh
cross-connect realizes flexible electrical layer grooming.

R3 New Slide
L2 Electrical Layer Grooming
 The NG WDM equipment supports the VLAN/Stack VLAN and MAC

address based L2 electrical layer switching, and provides the following
Ethernet management functions:
 Ethernet EPL 、 EVPL 、 EPLAN 、 EVPLAN service management
 QoS service management
 Port basic attribute configuration
 Test frame management capability
 Ethernet OAM function ： CC 、 LB and so on

Using GMPLS to Realize ASON in Optical Layer and
Electrical Layer
Optical layer ASON/GMPLS Electrical layer ASON/GMPLS
 Automatically discovers the sub-

 Automatically discovers NE optical fibers.
wavelength resources.
 Automatically discovers network
topologies.  Creates E2E sub-wavelength services.
 Supports configuring wavelength services  Restores sub-wavelength service
by click. protection.
 Restores wavelength service protection.
 Supports many wavelength service levels.  Supports many sub-wavelength service
levels.

Using Next Generation OTN Transport Network
Structure
 The NG WDM equipment realizes ODUk cross-connect and OTN based line interfaces,
and fully supports the following key OTN technologies:
 Customer service mapping
 Channel cross-connecting and multiplexing
 Network protection
 OAM
 OTN optical layer + electrical layer can reduce equipment categories, optimize transport
network architecture, and save network construction investment.

R3 New Slide
Optical Layer Technologies
 Technical specifications
 Dense wavelength multiplexing (DWDM), with the frequency interval of 100 GHz and 50 GHz. The OSN
6800 supports a single wavelength working at 2.5 Gbit/s, 5 Gbit/s, and 40 Gbit/s. The OSN 3800 supports a
single wavelength working at 2.5 Gbit/s, 5 Gbit/s, and 10 Gbit/s.
 Corse wavelength multiplex (CWDM), with the wavelength interval of 20 nm. A single wavelength supports
2.5 Gbit/s and 5 Gbit/s
 Transmission capacity
 The OSN 6800 DWDM system supports accessing up to 80 wavelengths (typical 16 nodes), with every
wavelength supporting 40 Gbit/s.
 The OSN 6800 CWDM supports accessing up to 18 wavelengths, with every wavelength supporting the
maximum bit rate of 2.5 Gbit/s.
 A single OSN 3800 compact box supports accessing up to 8 wavelengths. When accessing 4 wavelengths, a
single node can provide the maximum service capacity of 4 ×10 Gbit/s; when accessing 8 wavelengths, a single
node can provide the maximum service capacity of 8 × 2.5 Gbit/s.

R3 New Slide
Optical Layer Technologies

 Transmission distance
 When working at 40 Gbit/s, the OSN 6800 supports the maximum transmission distance of 1200 km
without an electrical regenerator. When working at 2.5 Gbit/s, 5 Gbit/s and 10 Gbit/s, it supports the
maximum transmission distance of 1500 km without an electrical regenerator. 10G Super DRZ can
support the maximum transmission distance of 4000 km without an electrical regenerator.
 When working at 2.5 Gbit/s, 5 Gbit/s and 10 Gbit/s, it supports the 1×50dB （ 40 wavelengths ） and
1×56dB （ 10 wavelengths ） single span ultra long distance.
 The CWDM system supports the maximum transmission distance of 80 km.
 Networking capability
 The NG WDM equipment supports P2P, chain, ring, and mesh networking.
 It supports networking with WDM and SDH/SONET equipment to realize a complete MAN
transmission solution.
 A system combining integration with openness
 Compatible with both integrated DWDM and open DWDM.

R3 New Slide
Service Interface
 Client side interface
 40G （ STM-256/OC-768 ） wavelength conversion board
 4 × Any (SDH/SONET/Eth/SAN/Video) convergence board
 4 × 2.5G --- 4 × ODU1 tributary board ， 4 × ODU1 --- ODU2 line board
 42.5G--OTU2 multiplex board ， 8×GE/FC1G/2G/4G--OTU2 multiplex board
 10G Any (10GELAN/WAN, STM64/OC192, OTU2 ， 10G FC) wavelength conversion board
 2 × GE, 6 × GE (supporting VLAN convergence) ， 8×GE wavelength conversion board and
8×FE/GE + 1×10GE tributary board
 2-wavelength LWX board (16M–2.5G)
 The client side supports pluggable optical modules, and the WDM side adopts fixed optical modules.
 Line side interface
 OTN based interface
 2.5G/5G/10G fixed/full-band tunable laser ， 40G DRZ/ODB full-band tunable laser

Reliability Mechanism—Network Level Protection
Category Sub-Category Description
Optical line Optical line protection Utilizes the dual transmitter and selective receiver of the OLP board to
protection protect the optical fibers between adjacent sites through separate routes.
Optical channel Client side 1+1 protection Utilizes the dual transmitter and selective receiver of the OLP/DCP/SCS
protection board to protect the OTU board and its OCh optical fibers.
Intra-board 1+1 protection Utilizes the dual transmitter and selective receiver of the OTU/OLP/DCP
board to protect the OCh optical fibers through separate routes.
SNCP protection SW SNCP protection Utilizes the dual transmitter and selective receiver of the electrical layer
cross-connect to protect the line board and the OCh optical fibers. The
cross-connect granularity is GE service and Any service.
ODUk SNCP protection Utilizes the dual transmitter and selective receiver of the electrical layer
cross-connect to protect the line board and the OCh optical fibers. The
cross-connect granularity is ODU1 signal.
VLAN SNCP protection Utilizes the dual transmitter and selective receiver of the L2 module to
protect the line board and the OCh optical fibers. The protection
granularity is the service with a VLAN tag at the client side port.

R3 New Slide
Reliability Mechanism—Network Level Protection
Category Sub-Category Description
ODUk SPRing ODUk SPRing protection It applies to ring network with distributed services. This protection uses
protection two different ODUk channels to achieve the protection of multiple services
between all stations
Optical wavelengths Optical wavelengths shared It applies to ring network with. This protection uses two different channels
shared protection protection to achieve the protection of one channel of services between all stations

Reliability Mechanism—Equipment Level Protection
 Equipment level protection
 SCC 1+1 active/standby protection
Two system control & communication units (SCC) are inserted into the subrack: One serves as the active
board, and the other serves as the standby board. The system also provides external storage devices for
backing up NE configuration data. When one SCC board is replaced, the external storage devices can be
used for restoring the NE configuration data.
 XCS 1+1 active/standby protection
Two XCS boards are inserted into the subrack: One serves as the active cross-connect board, and the other
serves as the standby cross-connect board.
 Input working power supply (-48V/-60V) 1+1 protection
There are two channels of -48V/-60V DC inputs. The two channels provide protection for each other. The
failure of one power supply does not affect the normal working of the system.
 OTU secondary power 1: N backup
The scheme of distributed power supply and centralized protection is adopted to protect the OTU secondary
power supply. The OSN 6800 realizes the scheme through the SCC; the OSN 3800 realizes the protection
scheme through its AUX.

Features of Transmission Technology
 Features of transmission technology
 Provides excellent capacity expansion capability.
 Supports the ESC and OSC supervisory channels.
 Supports the FEC and AFEC forward correction technologies.
 Supports the EDFA and RAMAN amplification technologies
 Supports the jitter suppression function.
 Supports ALS.
 Supports the optical power management features IPA, ALC and APE.
 OSN6800 master/slave subrack mode
When multiple subracks are needed to form an NE, the active/standby subrack mode must be
adopted for unified management. In master/slave subrack mode, multiple subracks are displayed as
one NE in the NMS. One master subrack can manage seven slave subracks. Generally, the subrack
with the optical layer board or the overhead board is selected as the master subrack.
Note: A slave subrack cannot be upgraded to a master subrack. It is prohibited to upgrade from
HUB mode to master/slave mode.

System Maintenance Features
 System maintenance features
 The OSN 6800/3800 supports reuse of boards, greatly facilitating maintenance.
 Provides operation and maintenance interfaces and auxiliary alarm interfaces.
 Provides diverse OTN monitoring functions.
 Supports managing the whole optical transmission system through OptiX iManager T2000,
Web LCT, and OptiX Toolkit.
 Supports ECC over DCC, IP over DCC, and OSI over DCC, the protocols that realize
communication between the NEs and the NMS.
 Supports loading software packages.
 The software package loading function is to pack all NE software to be upgraded into one
package, and update the NE software by loading the package. The software package is a
virtual concept. It does not pack all software into a file. Instead, it gathers all software
necessary to the NE, and forms a logical software package through a software package
description file.

Contents


Contents
 Cabinet Subrack
 Communication Ports
 Introduction to Boards

NG WDM Integrated Equipment Configuration
OSN 6800 2.2m 2.6m

cabinet cabinet
Quantity of subracks in an ETSI 300mm rear-pillar 4 4

cabinet
Quantity of subracks in a standard ETSI 300mm 3 4

cabinet
Quantity
OSN 3800of subracks on a 23-inch open rack (7 feet): 4 2.2m 2.6m
cabinet cabinet
Quantity of compact boxes in an ETSI 300mm Rear- 6 6

pillar cabinet
Quantity of subracks and quantity of compact boxes in a 19-inch cabinet: 6
Quantity of compact boxes on a 23-inch open rack (7 feet): 6
• Note: When the cabinet is not full, configure subracks for it from the top down.

NG WDM Diagram
Side view of the OptiX OSN 6800

subrack
Side view of the OptiX OSN 3800

subrack

Slot Distribution of OSN 6800 Subrack
Subrack interface area

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•1 •2 •3 •4 X •X 1 2 3 1 1 1 S
7 C supply input: -48V/-
C C 4 5 6 C P
60V DC
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A
7
U Slot for subrack
X communication and
Fiber cabling area assisting in cabling-out
Fan
Anti-dust net
Slot for system control & communication unit

Centralized
17 universal slots, which are
active/standby cross- Slot for standby system control &
compatible with
connect slot, 1+1 communication unit (optional)
OTU/OADM/OA/OSC
backup
boards.

Slot Distribution of OSN 3800 Subrack
Two OADM/FIU slots or one
OTU/OA slot. When there is one slot,
the slot number is IU11.
IU #1 IU #11 PIU #6 Slot for power supply input:

F IU #2 PIU #7 -48V/-60V DC(1+1)
A IU #3 IU/SCC#8 OADM/FIU or SCC backup slot (optional))
3U
N IU #4 SCC #9 Slot for system control & communication unit
IU #5 AUX #10
Slot for subrack communication and assisting in cabling-
out
4 universal slots, which are IU #1 IU #11

compatible with the OSN6800 APIU #6
boards and the F IU #2
OTU/OADM/OA/OSC boards, and A IU #3 APIU #7

support full mesh cross-connect.
N IU #4 SCC #9 Slot for power supply
input: 220V/110V AC
IU #5 AUX #10 (1+1)

Contents

 Cabinet Subrack

OSN 6800 Communication Ports
COM ETH3: ALMO1 ALMO2 ALMO3 ALMO4 SERIAL: ALMI1 ALMO2 LAMP1 LAMP2
COM: Debugging network port

•
• ALMO1–ALMO4: Boolean alarm output and cascade interface
ETH3: Inter-subrack communication port
•
• SERIAL: OAM interface
ALMI1, ALMI2: Boolean alarm input interface

•
LAMP1 and LAMP2: Boolean alarm output and cascade interface

•
NM_ETH1:NM_ETH2: ETH1: ETH2: AUX

STAT
PROG
• NM_ETH1/NM_ETH2: NM interface or NM cascade interface

• ETH1/ETH2: Inter-subrack communication port

OSN 3800 Communication Ports
AUX
PROG
STAT ETH
NM_ETH1: NM_ETH2: EXT: LAMP1
LAMP2
Delander
DB64 ALMO:
ALMO2
NM_ETH1: NM interface or NM cascade interface ALMI1
NM_ETH2: NM cascade interface or NM interface F & f:
EXT: Provides boolean input/output and cascade interface, debugging network port, and debugging serial port. These ports
are defined as follows:
 ETH: Inter-subrack communication port
 LAMP1 and LAMP2: Boolean alarm output and cascade interface
 ALMO: Boolean alarm output interface
 ALMI1, ALMI2: Boolean alarm input interface
 F & f: Data communication Port
Note: When it is necessary to overlap the OSN 3800 compact boxes, cascade these compact boxes
through the NM port NM-ETH1, cascade port NM-ETH2, or the HUB.

Contents
 Cabinet Subrack

Board Overview
Board name SCC Board name SCC Board name

STAT STAT STAT
ACT ACT ACT
PROG System PROG
PROG Indicator area SRV SRV System indicator area
indicator area
SRV PWRA PWRA
PWRB PWRB
PWRC PWRC
Laser level label ALMC ALMC
RESET
Optical LAMP
interface area LED TEST
ALM
CUT
RESET
PWR
LAMP TEST MIN Compact indicator area
MAJ
ALM CUT
CRI
Universal board TN11SCC TN21SCC

R3 New Slide
OTU
4×2.5G TMX OTU2
Any(16M–2.5G) LWX Any(16M–2.5G)
8×GE/FC1G/F
Any(16M–2.5G) C2G/FC4G LOM OTU2
Any(16M–2.5G) LWX2
Any(16M–2.5G) Any(16M–2.5G)
STM-256/OC768 LSXL(R)
10G Any LSX(R) OTU2/OTU2V
Client side signal WDM side signal
Board Client side service type WDM side service type

LWX Any (16Mbit/s– 2.5Gbit/s) Any (16Mbit/s – 2.5Gbit/s)
LWX2 Two channels of independent Any services (16 Two channels of independent Any
Mbit/s – 2.5 Gbit/s) services (16 Mbit/s – 2.5 Gbit/s)
LSX 10GE LAN/WAN; STM-64; OC-192; OTU2 OTU2/OTU2V
TMX STM-16;OC-48;OTU1 OTU2
LOM GE;FC100;FICON;FC200;FICON 2G;FC400 ； OTU2
LSXL(R) STM-256;OC768 OTU3

R3 New Slide
OTU 4XAny (100M–2.5G)
4XAny LQM OTU1

(100M–2.5G) 8XGE (ADM) LOG OTU2
4XGE 1×GE+1×FE
L4G ECOM
6XGE (ADM) OTU 5G / FEC 5G 8×FE GE
2XGE
Client side signal
OTU1/STM-16
LDG WDM side signal
2XGE
Backplane cross-connect signals
Board Client side service Cross-connect service type WDM side service type
type
LQM Any (16M–2.5G) Any distributed cross-connect OTU1
LDG GE GE centralized and distributed cross-connect OTU1/STM-16
L4G GE GE centralized and distributed cross-connect OTU 5G / FEC 5G
LOG GE GE centralized and distributed cross-connect OTU2
ECOM FE GE centralized and distributed cross-connect GE

Tributary and Line Units R3 New Slide
2XGE ODU1 4XODU1
4XSTM-16
2XGE TDG /4XOC48
TQS Client side signal
/4XOTU1 WDM side signal
8XODU1
4XAny ODU1 AFB board cross-
4XAny 2XSTM-64/OC- TDX connect signal
TQM 192/10GE LAN
(100M~2.5G)
16×GE 4XODU1
1×10GE+8× NS2 OTU2

TBE
FE/GE
Board Client side service type Cross-connect service type WDM side service type
TDG 2×GE GE and ODU1 centralized and distributed cross-connect None
Any distributed cross-connect; ODU1 centralized and
TQM 4×Any (100M–2.5G) None
distributed cross-connect
TQS 4×STM16/4×OC48/4×OTU1 ODU1 centralized and distributed cross-connect None
TDX 2XSTM-64/OC-192/10GE LAN ODU1 centralized and distributed cross-connect 无
TBE 1×10GE+8×FE/GE GE centralized and distributed cross-connect 无
NS2 None ODU1 centralized and distributed cross-connect OTU2

Optical Multiplexer and Demultiplexer
BD1 M01 D01 TM IN
IN
BD2 M02 M40M D40 D02 TC
BD3 M03 OU IN D03
ACS 40V T FIU
BA1 D40V RC
BA2 RM OU
BA3 OUT M40 D40
T
Board Input signals Output signals

One channel of multiplexed optical signals Three bands of demultiplexed optical signals
ACS
Three bands of demultiplexed optical signals One channel of multiplexed optical signals
M40 40 channels of single-wavelength optical signals One channel of multiplexed optical signals
M40V 40 channels of single-wavelength optical signals One channel of multiplexed optical signals
(with each channel containing VOA)
D40 One channel of multiplexed optical signals 40 channels of single-wavelength optical signals
D40V One channel of multiplexed optical signals 40 channels of single-wavelength optical signals (with each
channel containing VOA)
Line optical signals The main optical channel and supervisory channel
FIU
The main optical channel and supervisory channel Line optical signals

Optical Add/Drop Multiplexing Unit
Di Ai
IN MO
MR8/MR4/MR2
OUT MI
Board Wavelength add direction Wavelength drop direction

The 8 wavelengths accessed at A1–A8 are The multiplexed wavelengths received at the IN port
multiplexed into the main optical channel signals are demultiplexed into 8 wavelengths. The 8
MR8
received at the MI port, and are then outputted at wavelengths are outputted at D1–D8 respectively.
the OUT port. Other wavelengths are outputted at the MO port.
MR4 multiplexed into the main optical channel signals are demultiplexed into 4 wavelengths. The 4
CMR4 received at the MI port, and are outputted at the wavelengths are outputted at D1–D4 respectively.
OUT port. Other wavelengths are outputted at the MO port.
MR2 multiplexed into the main optical channel signals are demultiplexed into 2 wavelengths. The 2
CMR2 received at the MI port, and are then outputted at wavelengths are outputted at D1–D2 respectively.
the OUT port. Other wavelengths are outputted at the MO port.

Dynamic Optical Add/Drop Multiplexing Unit
AM1 AM8 M01 M40
EXP TOA OUT EXPI

I RMU9 ROAM
OUT ROA IN EXPO
DM
Board Input direction Output direction

AM1–AM8 (single wavelength or multiplexed TOA (the outputs at TOA can be inputted into the ROA
wavelengths can be inputted at every optical port) directly, or after optical amplification or dispersion
compensation.)
RMU9
The main optical channel signals inputted at the Main optical channel signals are outputted at the OUT port.
EXPI optical port are multiplexed with the
wavelengths added at ROA.
Board Wavelength add direction Wavelength drop direction
The wavelengths are inputted at M01–M40, are The multiplexed wavelengths of the main optical channel
multiplexed with wavelengths inputted at the accessed at the IN port are demultiplexed into two identical
cascade interface EXPI, and are then outputted at the wavelengths. 1 wavelength is outputted at the DM port to the
ROAM OUT optical port. You can adjust the optical power optical demultiplexer, and is demuplexed into wavelengths that
and perform pass-through and block configuration can be received locally. The other wavelength passes through,
for the added or pass-through wavelengths and is then outputted through the cascade port EXPO.

R3 New Slide
Dynamic Optical Add/Drop Multiplexing Unit
AM1 AM4
DM1 DM8 AM1 AM8
OUT
IN WSD9 EXPO EXPI WSM9 OUT WSMD4
IN DM1 DM4

Multiplexed wavelengths of the main optical channel If some wavelengths or multiplexed wavelengths are to
are accessed at the IN port. be dropped locally but other wavelengths are not to be
added, dropped or multiplexed locally, these
WSD9
wavelengths are outputted at the EXPO port
(wavelengths can be outputted at DM1–DM8 or
EXPO).
The wavelengths of the main optical channel inputted Multiplexed wavelengths of the main optical channel
at EXPI are multiplexed with wavelengths or are outputted at the OUT port.
WSM9
multiplexed wavelengths added at AM1–AM8
(wavelengths can be inputted at AM1–AM8).
IN port accesses the main path signal ， and Local add optical signal or other direction add
broadcasts into four same optical signal to signal is input to the board through AM1~AM4
WSMD4
DM1~DM4 ports ports, they are multiplexed and output through the
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OUT port of the WSMD4
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Optical Fiber Amplifier Unit
TDC RDC
IN OUT IN OUT
OAU1 OBU1
IN OUT LINE
OBU2 SYS
CRPC

Multiplexed wavelengths that are to be amplified are Output amplified multiplexed wavelengths.
OAU1
inputted at the IN port.
OBU1
OBU2
Optical signals are received at the LINE port from The SYS port sends the amplified signals to the IN
CRPC
the line. port of the FIU.

Optical Supervisory Channel Unit
RM1 TM2
RM SC1 TM SC2
TM1 RM2
TM sends supervisory channel RM receives supervisory channel signals.

SC1
signals.
RM1 receives supervisory channel TM sends supervisory channel signals

signals from the west. westward.
SC2
RM2 receives supervisory channel TM2 sends supervisory channel signals
signals from the east. eastward.

Optical Protection Unit
TO11 TO11
TI1 TO12 TO1 TI1 TO12
RO1 RI11 TI TO2 RO1 RI11
DCP RI12 OLP SCS RI12
TO21 RI1 TO21
TI2 TO22 RO TI2 TO22
RO2 RI21 RI2 RO2 RI21
RI22 RI22

TI1(TI2) inputs the first (second) channel of optical T011 and T012 (T021 and T022) send the first (second) channel
signals. of optical signals through the dual transmitter.
DCP
RI11 and RI12 (RI21 and RI22) receive the first RO1 (RO2) outputs the first (second) channel of optical signals.
(second) channel of optical signals selectively.
T1 inputs one channel of optical signals. T01 and T02 send optical signals through the dual transmitter.
OLP
RI1 and RI2 receive optical signals selectively. T1 outputs one channel of optical signals.
TI1(TI2) inputs the first (second) channel of optical T011 and T012 (T021 and T022) send the first (second) channel
signals. of optical signals through the dual transmitter.
SCS
RI11 and RI12 (RI21 and RI22) couple the first RO1(RO2) outputs the first (second) channel of optical signals.
(second) channel of optical signals.

Spectrum Analyzer Unit
IN1 IN1
IN2 IN2
MCA4 MCA8
IN4 IN8
Board1 Input direction Output direction
Connects to MON ports of other boards for performance None

MCA4 monitoring. It supports connecting 4 MON optical ports
simultaneously.
Connects to MON ports of other boards for performance None

MCA8 monitoring. It supports connecting 8 MON optical ports
simultaneously.

Optical Adjustable Attenuation Unit
IN1 OUT1
IN OUT IN1 OUT1
VA1 VA4
IN1 OUT1
IN1 OUT1
board Input direction Output direction
Optical signals are inputted at the IN port Optical signals with power adjusted are
VA1 for power adjustment (1 channel). outputted at the OUT port (1 channel))
Optical signals are inputted at IN1–IN4 Optical signals with power adjusted are
VA4 ports for power adjustment (4 channels). outputted at OUT1–OUT4 ports (4
channels).

Contents


NG WDM Signal Flow
OTM ROADM / FOADM/OLA OTM
Optional OSC OSC OSC OSC
None-color
optical port OTU OTU
Multiplexer
Demultiplexer
r
Multiplexe
Low-speed service OTU OTU

multiplexing ROADM/FOA F
F F F
DM I
Color optical port I I I
Drop U
U U Add U
OTU OTU
er
Demultiplex
Multiplexer
ROADM/F
OTU OTU
OADM
OA
Color optical port
Color
Color optical port optical
Color optical port
port
OTU
OTU

NG WDM Signal Flow ( 80 wavelengths) R3 New Slide
OTM ROADM / FOADM / OLA OTM
可选 OSC OSC OSC OSC
WMU
D OTU
OTU
M E
OTU
U M OTU
ROADM
X / FOADM U
I F F F F I X
T I I 下波上波 I I T
OTU
OTU
D L U U U U L
M
E OTU
OTU U
M
U
X
X ROADM
/ FOADM
D OTU
OTU OA
彩色光口分E
M WMU
U 波M OTU
OTU
X 器U
X
OTU
OTU
OTU
OTU D
E
M
OTU M U OTU
U X
X

NG WDM Networking Applications
DWDM
DWDM
CWDM
CWDM
Optical NE with Optical NE without

electrical layer electrical layer cross-
cross-connect connect function
function
 Flexible optical/electrical layer networking capability
 The optical layer realizes wavelength level application. Through OTM, OLA, FOADM, and
ROADM sites, the optical layer supports P2P, chain, star, ring, ring with chain, tangent ring,
intersection ring, and MESH topologies.
 The electrical layer realizes centralized and distributed cross-connect, supports tributary and line
separation, and provides built-in Ethernet L2 processing function.

Large-Granularity Integrated Service Bearer
FOADM(D) FOADM(C) FOADM/ROADM
NS2 NS2
10G C
ODU1 XC B ODU1Centralized cross-connect
A
TQS TDG TQS TQM LSX

1*2.5G
DWDM
D G
E
DWDM J
F DWDM
CWDM H
2*GE I
CWDM
4*ANY 2*GE
Optical NE with Optical NE without

electrical layer electrical layer
cross-connect cross-connect
function function
 Large-granularity integrated service bearer network ranging from regional trunk line to the access layer
 According to the required channels and tributary ports, flexibly deploy NEs and networks and improve the sub-wavelength
utilization efficiency.
 Effectively reduce the ONSR limitations of the NS2 board by utilizing the trunk function of the scheme.

Sub-Wavelength Diagram in Large-Granularity
Integrated Service Bearer Network
H G J A B C D E F
1×10G: λ1
1λ LSX LSX
1×2.5G: NS2_λ2 ＃ 1 ODU1 NS2_λ2
TQS TQS
1λ CWDM
2×GE: NS2_λ2 #2 ODU1 NS2_λ2 NS2_λ3 NS2_λ3
TDG TQS LDG
4×Any: NS2_λ4 NS2_λ4 NS2_λ5 ＃ 1 ODU1 NS2_λ5

TQM TQM
1λ
NS2_λ5 #2 ODU1 NS2_λ5
2×GE :
TDG
G I
#2 ODU1
NS2_λ6 NS2_λ6
2×GE :
TDG Add and drop
Transfer

GE ADM/MADM Networking
FOADM(D) FOADM(C) FOADM/ROADM
C GE B
LDG LDG A
GE centralized GE GE centralized &
and distributed cross-connect distributed cross-connect
D
5G DWDM
E GE L4G L4G
G
GE J
GE
F 2.5G CWDM 2.5G CWDM

GE
CWDM
H
GE Protection
Working channel channel
Optical NE with Optical NE

electrical layer without electrical
cross-connect layer cross-
function connect function
 GE Ethernet bearer network, with coverage ranging from regional trunk line to the access layer
 The GE service has the same networking capability as the ODUI service.
 The system provides GE SW SNCP protection, GE multicast, and multicast function with protection based on dual-
transmitter and selective receiver.
Sub-Wavelength Diagram in GE ADM/MADM
Networking
E H G J A B C D E F
LDG_2 LDG_1 L4G_1 L4G_2 L4G_1 L4G_2 L4G_1 L4G_2 L4G_1 L4G_1 L4G_2 L4G_1L4G_2 L4G_1 LDG_1 LDG_1LDG_3LDG_1
#1 GE
L4G_1_TX1/RX1 L4G_1_TX1/RX1
#2 GE
#3 GE
#4 GE
L4G_1_TX4/RX4 LDG_1_TX1/RX1
#5 GE
L4G_1_TX5/RX5
#6 GE
LDG_1_TX1/RX1
L4G_1_TX1/RX1 L4G_2_TX1/RX1 CWDM
G #1 GE B G #2 GE C G #3 GE D H #5 GE F Add and Transfer

LDG_1 LDG_1 LDG_2 LDG_1 LDG_3 LDG_2 LDG_2 LDG_2 drop
CWDM Working path Protection
path
LDG_2 The second LDG board at the site
The same AP port

R3 New Slide
GE Service Convergence
1*GE
A
GE centralized and GE centralized and
distributed cross-connect distributed cross-connect
L2 L2
5G DWDM
L4G L4G LDG L4G L4G
B B A
Level 2 convergence point Level 1 convergence point
C
Z*GE
E
2.5G
GEGE centralized/di
X*GE CWDM/DWDM Stributed cross-connect
Optical NE with Optical NE
electrical layer without electrical
cross-connect layer cross- D
function connect function Y*GE L2
LDG L4G TDG

 GE service local convergence and global multi-level convergence C
Local convergence
 The L4G/TBE board has Ethernet Layer 2 processing capability, and realizes convergence through port + VLAN
EVPL and through MAC EPLAN
 The Layer 2 based Ethernet convergence function can increase GE bandwidth and GE port resource utilization rate.

Interconnection between NG WEDM and OSN 900A R3 New Slide
A O O O O
Non-color client
T A A T OADM OADM
side interface
U D D U
M M LWX2 LWX2
B O O O O Color client
T A A T side interface OADM OADM
U D D U
M M LWX2
C L O O
W A A Color client OADM OADM
X D D side interface
2 M M LWX2 LWX2
D Color system
L O O
side interface
W A A OADM OADM
X D D
2 M M LWX2
Color system OSN 900A

E L O O side interface
W A A OADM
X D D NG WDM
2 M M LWX2

Management Information Exchange between NG
WDM and OSN 900A R3 New Slide
SCC SCC
F F
F E ESCC SCC
E
A A
U U
X X
A B A E
SCC
U C
O
SCC
A C X M
U
D X
Service and management signals
F
E Management signals
SCC SCC
OSN 900A
NG WDM
The OSC adopts different communication mode and protocols. Therefore, it is necessary to drop the OSC information of the OSN
900A through the SCC board, and then send the OSC information to the Ethernet management interface of the NG WDM through
the FE port, or OSC color-wavelength signal straightly access into the client side of ECOM board and then transport the OSC
signal to AUX board. Finally, the OSC information is transparently sent to the NMS through the IP over DCC function.

Interconnection between NG WDM and Metro WDM
A
Tx Rx
Rx Tx
√
B
Tx Rx Tx Rx
Rx Tx Rx Tx
Rx Tx
Tx Rx √
NG WDM Metro WDM

Interconnection between NG WDM and Metro WDM
√
Tx Rx
Tx Rx
×
NG WDM Metro WDM

Questions
1. What are the major features of the NG WDM product?
The electrical layer of the NG WDM product realizes centralized/distributed cross-connect flexibly, and
adopts OTN based line interfaces. The optical layer is reconstructable and supports the ASON function.
2. What are the tributary units and line units of the NG WDM product?
The tributary units of the NG WDM product include TQS, TQM, and TDG boards. The line units include
NS2 boards.
3. What are the major networking features of the NG WDM product?
The NG WDM product supports large-granularity service bearing, with coverage ranging from regional trunk
line to the access layer; supports GE ADM networking; supports service convergence between any port in a
board (client side and system side) and multipoint-to-point service convergence of a network.

Summary

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 System Architecture and Functions of NG WDM Equipment

 Hardware Description of NG WDM Equipment

 Network Applications of NG WDM Equipment

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n te Features: ROADM, OTN, and ASON

n d optical layer reconstruction, OTN architecture

ic Features: static OADM ring network

First-generation Metro WDM

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OSN 6800 Metro 6100 OSN 3500 Metro3000

OSN 3800 Metro 6040 OSN2500

Inter-office BTS access Internet access

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System Architecture and Functions of NG WDM

PLC ROADM or WSS to realize

Color optical port

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Optical Layer Grooming

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Adopts the "WSS+RMU" based ROADM WSS RMU

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SCC Paired slot bus

Centralized cross-connect and 7 groups of paired slot

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L2 Electrical Layer Grooming

 The NG WDM equipment supports the VLAN/Stack VLAN and MAC

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Optical layer ASON/GMPLS Electrical layer ASON/GMPLS

 Automatically discovers the sub-

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 Customer service mapping

 Channel cross-connecting and multiplexing

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Optical Layer Technologies

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Reliability Mechanism—Network Level Protection

Category Sub-Category Description

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 Network Position of NG WDM Equipment

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OSN 6800 2.2m 2.6m

Quantity of subracks in an ETSI 300mm rear-pillar 4 4

Quantity of subracks in a standard ETSI 300mm 3 4

Quantity of compact boxes in an ETSI 300mm Rear- 6 6

Quantity of subracks and quantity of compact boxes in a 19-inch cabinet: 6