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2.  Overview

 

 

 

 

OPCOM3100-155 is compact SDH Multi-Service access equipment developed

 

by Dynamix ,  technical  feature  and  indexes  meet  every  norm  of  ITU-T  and 
national  SDH.  It  deploys  1U  structure,  and  it  can  provide  STM-1,  E1  and 
Ethernet  service.  It  is  suitable  for  the  access  of  end  business  of  Telecom. 
OPCOM3100-155  is  mainly  applied  to  service  access  and  transmission  of 
access layer in communication networks; it also can make up communication 
networks  through  E1  interface  together  with  access  devices,  GSM  mobile 
cellular base station, ETS wireless access base station, switches and routers. 

OPCOM3100-155  is  available  for  flexible  topology:  point-to-point,  chain  and 
ring   and   supports   1+1   low   path   protection   to   guarantee   high   reliable 
transportation. 

 

 

 

2.1. Main feathers

 

 

 

 

 

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Provide two STM-1 interfaces, with options of either two individual STM-1 
or 1+1 path protection; 

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The  device  consists  of  main  card  and  sub  card,  and  the  main  card 
provides 16 E1 interfaces and sub card provides 4/8 Ethernet interfaces or 
16 E1 interfaces. 

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Ethernet interface supports encapsulation of GFP and LAPS, the minimum 
service bandwidth is 2M, it also supports VCG/LCAS and the bandwidth 
can be adjusted without any damage for customer need. 

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Support 126*126 VC12 non-blocking cross capability. 

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Network Element type: TM, ADM or REG. 

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Network topology type: point-to-point, chain and ring; provide 1+1 low path 
protection, and the switch time is less than 50ms. 

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Master/slave clock mode supports clock holding, locking, and free running 
compliant with G.813 standard. 

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Provide SNMP and CONSOLE network management interfaces and ECC 
embedded channel, available for both local and remote field upgrade and 
is very convenient for maintenance. 

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Provide  fault  alarm  and  performance  monitor,  optical  interface  and  E1 
interface provide  loop back  function for convenient equipment 
maintenance. 

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Support three types of power supply: 220V, -48V and +24V 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for OPCOM 3100-155

Page 1: ...O OP PC CO OM M 3 31 10 00 0 1 15 55 5 S ST TM M 1 1 H Hi ig gh h C Ca ap pa ac ci it ty y T Te er rm mi in na al l M Mu ul lt ti ip pl le ex xe er r User Manual...

Page 2: ...d humidity are proper and please be attention to the electric features of surrounding devices There are high sensitivity optical fittings inside the device so the power of network device s optical out...

Page 3: ...s explanation 8 4 1 Front panel 8 4 2 Front panel indicator lights explanation 8 4 3 Rear panel view 10 5 Function and application 11 5 1 Network element type 11 5 2 Network topology 12 5 3 Clock 13 5...

Page 4: ...U Us se er r M Ma an nu ua al l 6 3 4 2 fiber ring topology 21 7 Q A 22 8 Appendix A How to make CONSOLE cable 23 9 Appendix B Terminologies and abbreviations 24 3...

Page 5: ...al STM 1 or 1 1 path protection The device consists of main card and sub card and the main card provides 16 E1 interfaces and sub card provides 4 8 Ethernet interfaces or 16 E1 interfaces Ethernet int...

Page 6: ...stands for the rate of STM 1 2 3 Part number explanation Type Explanation OPCOM3100 155 SC E1 E1 sub card provide 16 E1 interfaces OPCOM3100 155 SC FE 4TX EOS sub card provide 4 Ethernet electrical in...

Page 7: ...ers Rate 155 52Mb s Line coding NRZ Optical interface type SC interface 3 3 E1 interface parameters Rate 2048Kb s 50ppm Interface coding HDB3 code Impedance 75 unbalance Physical electric feathers com...

Page 8: ...is the same with that of PC 3 7 Clock parameters Clock mode Locking holding and free running Frequency precision free running 4 6 10 6 relative to traceable G 811 standard clock Holding 0 37 10 6 24...

Page 9: ...y and 32 E1 interfaces Figure 4 2 front panel with DC power supply 16 E1 interfaces and 4 Ethernet interfaces Figure 4 3 front panels with DC power supply 16 E1 interfaces and 8 Ethernet interfaces 4...

Page 10: ...gnal OFF normal 7 10 LOF indicator lights Red ON loss of SDH frame OFF normal 11 1 8 9 16 E1 For the Rx and Tx of 1 16 E1 channel 2mmHM connector And the sequence is Rx of 1 8 E1 channels Tx of 1 8 E1...

Page 11: ...Ma an nu ua al l works normally 20 PWR Green Power supply indicator ON power supply works normally 21 48V power supply inlet Power supply type 220V AC 48V DC 24V DC 4 3 Rear panel view Figure 4 5 rear...

Page 12: ...d E1 or Ethernet signal STM 1 optical signal E1 electrical signal Ethernet signal Figure 5 1 TM network element type 2 Add Drop multiplexer ADM Add Drop multiplexer ADM is the most common network elem...

Page 13: ...smits STM 1 E1 and Ethernet services T M S T M 1 T M o p t i c a l s i g n a l E 1 e l e c t r i c a l s i g n a l E t h e r n e t s i g n a l E 1 e l e c t r i c a l s i g n a l E t h e r n e t s i g...

Page 14: ...Free running clock module will work at the inside oscillator frequency 2 Clock source select The clock mode of OPCOM3100 is related to master slave station Master station uses free running mode and s...

Page 15: ...Switch conditions Path protection TU_AIS TU_LOP TU_AIS TU LOP are caused by Segment SPI LOS RS LOF MS AIS MS EXC MS SD optional AU AU AIS AU LOP HP HP LOM HP EXC HP SD optional 1 Protection switch in...

Page 16: ...al is the same that is to say if a note transmits data clockwise so does it receives data but the routing is not the same e g if station A transmits data to station C the routing is A B C and if stati...

Page 17: ...lly Data from C to A is the same process The Tx and Rx routing is in figure b when the fiber is cut off for the signal in S fiber is lost the switch will shift from S fiber to P fiber to receive the d...

Page 18: ...to configuration manual and command manual Use the device properly 6 2 Installation 6 2 1 Cable preparation The cables you need to prepare are Table 6 1 OPCOM3100 155 cable specifications Interface S...

Page 19: ...r stands for the first channel to the eighth channel 6 2 5 Connect Ethernet port If there is Ethernet service Connect the Ethernet port through Ethernet cable with router or Ethernet switch and the LN...

Page 20: ...able Make sure of firm installation and no short circuit then power on If you use 220V AC use the affixing power supply cable After powered on PWR indicator light will be normal and the system has fin...

Page 21: ...OPCOM3100 155 OPCOM3100 155 Optical port 2 Optical port 2 Figure 6 1 Point to point topology 6 3 2 Chain topology without protection See in figure 6 2 Optical port 1 Optical port 1 Optical port 1 Opt...

Page 22: ...l port 1 OPCOM3100 155 Optical port 1 protect port 1 Optical port 2 Optical port 2 Optical port 2 port 2 Figure6 3 Chain topology with protection 6 3 4 2 fiber ring topology See in figure 6 4 Optical...

Page 23: ...nnected correctly second if there are still alarms when self loop the cable perhaps optical attenuation is needed change the cables if there are still alarms then there is something wrong with device...

Page 24: ...dix A How to make CONSOLE cable CONSOLE interface cable CONSOLE interface uses RJ45 connector and the pin definition is as follows RJ 45 Pin number Signal Relative PC Pin number 1 NC 2 DSR 6 3 RxD 3 4...

Page 25: ...nd abbreviations STM 1 Synchronous Transport Module N SDH Synchronous Digital Hierarchy TM Terminal Multiplexer ADM Add Drop Multiplexer GFP The Generic Frame Protocol LAPS Link Access Procedure SDH L...

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