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<strong>Data</strong> Sheet<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong>SHDSL.bis Modem• Managed modem transmitting full-duplex at data rates of up to 5.7 Mbps over2-wire and 11.4 Mbps over 4-wire lines• Dual Bearer mode for E1 and Ethernet HDLCHigh-speed Ethernetand E1 traffic overcopper links• Extended rates of up to 11.4/15 Mbps over 2-wire with RAD proprietarysolution• SHDSL bonding – for EFM: PAF according to IEEE802.3, for HDLC: M-Pairaccording to ITU-T G.991.2• 4-port 10/100BaseT interface with integrated Ethernet switch• Full interoperability with Megaplex-4100/LRS-102 <strong>ASMi</strong>-54C and <strong>ASMi</strong>-54C/Ncards and/or point-to-point applications<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong> is a simple, cost-effective,dedicated managed SHDSL.bis modemthat extends the range of high-speedservices over existing copper pairs.A special RAD proprietary solutionprovides the extended rates of up to:• 15 Mbps over 2-wire lines (30 Mbpsover 4-wire lines) for EFMencapsulated data


<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong>SHDSL.bis Modem• 11.4 Mbps over 2-wire line (22.8 Mbpsover 4-wire lines) for HDLCencapsulated data.SHDSL/SHDSL.BISThe modem employs TPS-TC framing64/65o for EFM (IEEE802.3) and HDLC(G.991.2) on the SHDSL/SHDSL.bis link.<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong> performs line probing accordingto G.991.2. When enabled, the DSLinterface adapts its rate to the conditionof the line (noise, loop attenuation, etc.).When disabled, traffic on the DSL line istransmitted at a fixed rate selected by theuser.<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong> can operate as a CO device or aCPE device according to userconfiguration.The modem uses an Embedded OperationChannel (EOC) for controlling andmonitoring the SHDSL/SHDSL.bisrepeaters. Up to eight SHDSL/SHDSL.bisrepeaters can be installed in line toincrease the operation range of E1- andEthernet-based modems.EFM BONDINGEFM bonding on the Ethernet interfaceensures that a failure or addition of a linkdoes not drop the traffic beingtransmitted over other wires in the group.The capacity of the group does notdecrease when a new link is added at alower rate.E1E1PBX<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong>SHDSL.bisUp to two pairs<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong>PBXFast EthernetFast EthernetLANLANFigure 1. Multiplexing Services over SHDSL


<strong>Data</strong> SheetETHERNET<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong> features up to four Ethernet10/100BaseT ports with half/full-duplex,autonegotiation and flow control. Thefault propagation functionality enables theunit to shut down the Ethernet user portwhen an SHDSL line failure is detected.LANs are connected by bridging.The internal forwarding of Ethernet trafficcan be configured in two ways:• By specifying the ports (a modeidentified as unaware in accordancewith Metro Ethernet Forum (MEF)standards). In this mode, all theEthernet traffic reaching one of theports is forwarded to the other port,and vice versa• By using VLANs for classification:(a mode identified as aware inaccordance with Metro Ethernet Forum(MEF) standards). In this mode,Ethernet traffic reaching one of theports is forwarded to another port inaccordance with its VLAN identifierTRAFFIC MANAGEMENT /QOSThe 802.1D, DSCP, and Per Port priorityschemes allow users to define differentQoS levels according to applicationrequirements.The modem implements the IEEE's 802.1qstandards to provide VLAN-tagging withfour levels of prioritization, enablingcarriers to offer differentiated Ethernetservices. VLAN tagging can also beemployed to separate traffic, ensuringtransparency of the customer traffic andbolstering security of management traffic.The user can activate or deactivate thepriority mechanism, and each priority(VLAN priority, DSCP or per port) can beconfigured and mapped to one of fourpriority queues.Ingress data rate can be limited on eachEthernet port.LANLANLAN<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong>2W15 Mbps<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong>LANLANLANLANLANFigure 2. Extended Rates over 2-wire line (EFM Encapsulation)


<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong>SHDSL.bis ModemTRAFFIC MANAGEMENT AND SECURITYThe <strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong> unit can be managed usingthe following connections:• Local RS-232 terminal• Telnet server, SNMP (Ver.1)• Web server• Inband management with or withoutdedicated VLAN.RESILIENCYDying Gasp condition occurs if there is aninterruption in the <strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong> powersource. <strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong> reports power failuresto the specified network managementstations by sending an SNMP trap. Thishelps a service provider identify andisolate the end-point device thatexperienced a power failure.PHYSICALThe modem is encased in a compacthalf-19” plastic enclosure that can bemounted alone or in pairs in a 19-inchrack using RAD’s optional rack mount kits(see Ordering). The modem is available inextended temperature versions (by specialrequest).OAM<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong> complies with the IEEE 802.3ah(IEEE 802.3-2005) standard for Operation,Administration, and Maintenance (OAM),originally developed for Ethernet in theFirst Mile (EFM) applications. OAM is a setof functions designed to monitor networkoperation on an SHDSL line, in order todetect line faults and measureperformance.LANLANLAN<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong>PFH-42W / 4W15 / 30 MbpsS-RPT<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong>LANLANLANLANLANFigure 3. Extended Rates over 2-wire or 4-wire lines with S-RPT Repeater and PFH-4 Feeder


<strong>Data</strong> SheetSpecificationsSHDSL LINE INTERFACELine TypeSymmetrical PSD2/4-wires unconditioned dedicated line(twisted pair)EFM BondingPer IEEE802.3ah and ITU-T G.991.2 (forEthernet only)OAMAccording to IEEE 802.3ah (passive andactive)Line CodingTC-PAM 16/32/64/128Max. Frame Size2047 bytesLine RateUp to 5.7 Mbps over 2-wire and11.4 Mbps over 4-wire linesExtended RateLicense key for extended ratetransmitting:• For EFM encapsulation: 192 to15296 kbps in steps of n x 64 kbps foreach pair• For HDLC encapsulation: 192 to11456 kbps in steps of n x 64 kbps foreach pairRangeSee Table 1.Impedance135ΩTable 1. Typical Ranges(26 AWG, noise free)<strong>Connect</strong>orsRJ-45ComplianceITU-T G.991.2, ETSI TS 101524E1 USER INTERFACECodingHDB3Impedance120Ω, balanced75Ω, unbalanced (via adapter cable)JitterAs per ITU G.823<strong>Connect</strong>orsRJ-45DiagnosticsLocal analog loopbackRemote digital loopback<strong>Data</strong> Rate[kbps]Range[km][miles]192 6.6 4.11536 4.9 3.02048 4.5 2.84096 3.2 2.04608 3.0 1.95696 2.6 1.611400 1.2 0.7


<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong>SHDSL.bis ModemETHERNET INTERFACEType10/100BaseTPort Number4<strong>Connect</strong>orsRJ-45Max. Frame Size1580 bytesCONTROL PORTInterfaceV.24/RS-232TypeDCEFormatAsynchronous; 8 bits, 1 stop bit, no parityRate9.6, 19.2, 115.2 kbps<strong>Connect</strong>or9-pin, D-type, femaleINDICATORSFront PanelPWR (green) –On: power supply is onOff: power supply is offTST (yellow) –On: a test is activeOff: no test is activeALM (red) –On: new alarm in the alarm bufferOff: no alarms in the alarm bufferSHDSL SYNC (green/red) –Green: the SHDSL line is synchronizedand can transfer dataGreen flashing: the SHDSL line is intraining processRed flashing: the SHDSL line is in PAF/Mpairestablishment stageRed: the SHDSL line is either notsynchronized, or in training process, orin PAF/M-pair establishment stageRear PanelEthernet Ports LINK/ACT (per port)ACT (yellow) –Flashing: Ethernet traffic on the portLINK (green) –On: Ethernet port link is upOff: No Ethernet link on the portE1 LOC (red) -On: Loss of signal or sync loss (inframed mode only) or unframed AIS isreceived on the E1 portE1 REM (red) -On: Remote alarm is received on theE1 portBranchSHDSL.bis<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong>FE x 4RouterLRS-102RouterIPMPLSETHUp to96 pairsBranchNMSSHDSL.bis<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong>FE x 4RouterRouterFigure 4. Up to 96 Remote <strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong> sites with LRS-102 as a Central Solution


<strong>Data</strong> SheetTIMINGSystem ClockFor CO mode:Internal – derived from the modemExternal – derived from E1 portFor CPE mode:Receive – derived from the SHDSL lineSHDSL ClockFor <strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong> with E1+Ethernet userinterfaces:Clock Mode 1 or 2For <strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong> with Ethernet user interfaceonly:Clock Mode 3aGENERALPowerWide-range AC/DC power supply:• 100 to 240 VAC• -48 to -60 VDC nominalDC power supply: 24 VDC nominalPhysicalHeight: 43.7 mm (1.7 in)Width: 220 mm (8.6 in)Depth: 170 mm (6.7 in)Weight: 0.6 kg (1.2 lb)EnvironmentTemperature: 0° to 50°C (32° to 122°F)Extended temperature (4 x ETH interfaceversion only): -20° to 70°C (-4° to 158°F)Humidity: Up to 90%, non-condensingPERFORMANCE MONITORINGSHDSL and E1 statistics collectionTable 2. Modem Comparison TableFeature<strong>ASMi</strong>-52(Ver. 2.9)<strong>ASMi</strong>-52L(Ver. 2.0)<strong>ASMi</strong>-54(Ver. 3.5)<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong>(Ver. 2.6)<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong>RT(Ver. 2.1)Max. data rate(Mbps)InterfaceRouter2.3/4.6 2.3/4.6 5.7/11/22 5.7/11.4 (11.4/15 per 5.7/11pair with license key)V.35, RS-530, X.21,E1, ETHV.35, X.21, E1, ETH,4 x ETH4 x ETH, E1/4 x E1 4 x ETH, E1 4 x ETH, E1Line 2W/4W 2W/4W 2W/4W/8W 2W/4W 2W/4W/8W


<strong>Data</strong> Sheet<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong>SHDSL.bis ModemOrderingSTANDARD CONFIGURATIONSASMI-<strong>54L</strong>/4ETH/2W/ETRASMI-<strong>54L</strong>/4ETH/4W/ETRASMI-<strong>54L</strong>/24V/4ETH/4W/ETRASMI-<strong>54L</strong>/4ETH/4W/E1/ETRASMI-<strong>54L</strong>/4ETH/2W/E1ASMI-<strong>54L</strong>/4ETH/4W/E1ASMI-<strong>54L</strong>/4ETH/4WSPECIAL CONFIGURATIONS<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong>/$/#/*/@/^/&Legend$ Optional 24 VDC power supply(Default=wide-range AC/DC powersupply, 100 to 240 VAC,-48 to -60 VDC):24V 24 VDC# Ethernet interface (mandatory):4ETH Four-port ETH module with4 x RJ-45 connectors* SHDSL interface:2W 2-wire (1 pair)4W 4-wire (2 pairs)E1 user interface (Default=no E1@interface):E1 E1^&Extended temperature for device with4 X ETH interface (Default=0°C–50°C/32°F–122°F):ETR-20°C to 70°C (-4°F to 158°F)(according to special request)Extended data rates (Default=regularrates):HRLicense key for extended datarateSUPPLIED ACCESSORIESPower cordAC/DC adapter for -48 VDCOPTIONAL ACCESSORIESRM-33-2Hardware kit for mounting one or twoplastic <strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong> units in a 19-inch rackCBL-DB9F-DB9M-STRStandard 9-pin male to female RS-232control port cableCBL-RJ45/2BNC/E1Interface adapter for converting abalanced E1 RJ-45 connector into a pairof BNC unbalanced coaxial connectors<strong>ASMi</strong>-<strong>54L</strong>-LIC/HRLicense key for extended data rate503-110-11/12 (2.69) Specifications are subject to change without prior notice. © 1988–2012 RAD <strong>Data</strong> Communications Ltd. The RAD name, logo, logotype, and the terms EtherAccess, TDMoIP and TDMoIP Driven,and the product names Optimux and IPmux, are registered trademarks of RAD <strong>Data</strong> Communications Ltd. All other trademarks are the property of their respective holders.International Headquarters24 Raoul Wallenberg StreetTel Aviv 69719, IsraelTel. 972-3-6458181Fax 972-3-6498250, 6474436E-mail market@rad.comNorth America Headquarters900 Corporate DriveMahwah, NJ 07430, USATel. 201-5291100Toll free 1-800-4447234Fax 201-5295777E-mail market@radusa.comwww.rad.com Order this publication by Catalog No. 803951

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