English Ethernet Solutions - from Optical to Last Mile Catalog 2006

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ETHERNET & MULTI-SERVICE OVER PDH/SDH/SONETGreater efficiency with multiplexing. General rules applicableto most traffic streams are usually true for data transmissionsas well: Currently operating network components andstructures should be utilized fully and efficiently to providefurther cost reductions. The multiplexing process is an excellentsolution for the optimisation of the capacity parametersof fiber optic and copper networks and hence significant costreductions.The key parameter criterion for the determination and evaluationof fiber optic applications is great line and transmissioncapacity. In point-to-point connections set up with integratedfiber optic modems, only one signal is transmitted across asingle fiber. However, the application of multiplexers – solutionsused for aggregating (pooling) several signals and theirsubsequent joint transmission across transparent media– should result in the reduction of costs related to fiber opticcables and in improved efficiency parameters of previouslyset-up networks.In the course of multiplexing, the data received are convertedinto higher bit rate streams, and subsequently transmittedvia copper or fiber optic cables. This organization schemeensures that data receive from different sources (central computerunits, carrier backbone systems) and data transmittedvia various protocols (ESCON, SDH, SONET, ATM, IP) may betransmitted simultaneously via a single connecting cable. Ininput/output devices, optical signals will be reconverted, i.e.the original data formats will be retrieved. Then, such signalswill be transmittable via copper or optical fiber lines. Theimplementation of such solutions should bring about a significantreduction of general network operation and maintenancecosts. Today the connection of different network types likeSDH or IP becomes more and more importantContentC-MUX-2550 | 2.5G Multi-service PDH, Ethernet and SDH/SONET Provisioning PlatformC-MUX-2510 | GE to STM-16/OC-48 Fiber Optic MultiplexerC-MUX-155 | 155M Multi-service PDH, Ethernet and SDH/SONET Provisioning PlatformS-MUX-155 | Fast Ethernet and E1 to STM-1/OC-3 Fiber OpticMultiplexerEC-155 | Fast Ethernet over STM-1/OC-3GM-E | Fast Ethernet over PDH E3INV-MUX-E | 8-channel Inverse MultiplexerINV-MUX-S | 4-channel Inverse MultiplexerINAX | 4-channel to E1 MultiplexerINAX-CV | 2-channel to E1 Fractional MultiplexerGM-F | Ethernet or Fractional 4-wire Copper to E1 Multiplexer16
Ethernet & Multi-Service over PDH/SDH/SONETC-MUX-2550 | 2.5G Multi-service PDH, Ethernet and SDH/SONET Provisioning PlatformMulti-service provisioning access for voice and data transmission over STM-16/OC-48 lineProduct Specifications| Up to 8 x FE, 2 x GbE, 8 x E1/T1, 3 x E3/DS3 and 1 x STM-1/OC-3user interfaces over protected STM-16/OC-48 line| 1+1 MSP| L2 switching on all LAN ports| Time slot assignment capability| Dynamic bandwidth allocation with LACS| Support GFP, X.86 LPAS or RFC1662 PPP| Virtual Concatenation on all data interfaces| Multi-service provisioning platform for up to 2.5 Gbps, that deliversvarious services including protected optical transport and access optionssuch as FE, GbE, E1/DS1, E3/DS3 and SDH/SONET services| Enables multi-connectivity including: Terminal Multiplexer, SDH/SONET Add/Drop Multiplexer for ring, mesh, or chain applications| Comprehensive configuration, fault, performance, maintenance andsecurity management tools| Compact 19” IU rack mount unitEthernet Interface PortBit rateConnectorComplianceLAN tableE1/DS1 Interface PortBit rateConnectorLine CodingE3/DS3 Interface PortBit rateConnectorLine CodingSDH/SONET Interface PortBit rateConnectorLine PortBit rateConnectorFeaturesCross Connect (non-blocking)ManagementPerformance MonitoringMaintenanceLoop-backAlarm LogHumidityOperating TemperaturePower SupplyPower ConsumptionMechanicsRack Mount UnitDimensions (H X W x D)8 x 10/100BaseT and 2 x 1000BaseSX/LXRJ45 (FE) | LC (GbE)IEEE 802.3ad, IEEE 802.3x,IEEE 802d STP, IEEE 802.1q VLAN, IEEE 802.1q-in-q12k self learning MAC address8 x 2.048/1.544 Mbps (E1/T1)Future BusHDB3 (E1) | B8ZS (T1)Up to 3 x E3/DS3BNCHDB3 (E3) | B3ZS (DS3)1 x STM-1/OC-3LC (SFP)2 x STM-16/OC-48LC (SFP)VC-4: 16 x 16; VC-3: 48 x 48;VC-12/VT1.5: 64 x 336CLI, SNMP and TL115 mins & 24 hrs performance statuscomply with G.826J byte ManagementLine & Terminalat least 400 real-time & 400 historic alarmscomply with G.7835% - 85%, non-condensing-10 °C to 55 °C100 - 240 VAC or 32 - 74 VDCTypical: 25 W | Maximum: 35 W19” 1U44 x 482 x 225 mmOrder MatrixC-MUX-2550Multi-service Access Multiplexer with pluggable SFP modulesLine Specifications Interface Specifications PowerSupplyArt.No.Short NameSDH, STM-16SFP LC connectorSONET, OC-48SFP LC connectorE1 or DS1 ports,Future BusE3 or DS3 ports,Coaxial 75 ohmFast Ethernet ports,RJ45 connectorGigabit Ethernet ports,SFP LC connector100...240 VAC-48 VDCx 8 3 8 2 x CMUX-2550-DN-08382x 8 3 8 2 x CMUX-2550-DD-08382x 8 3 8 2 x CMUX-2550-AN-08382x 8 3 8 2 x CMUX-2550-AD-08382x 8 8 x CMUX-2550-DD-08080x 8 8 x CMUX-2550-AD-08080Please order pluggable SFP modules separately.17
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