SJ-20141209142030-004-ZXUR 9000 UMTS (V4.14.10.14) Hardware Description

ZXUR 9000 UMTS
Radio Network Controller

Hardware Description
Version: V4.14.10.14
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Revision History
Revision No. Revision Date Revision Reason
R1.1 2015–12–17 Add UMP Board.
R1.0 2015–04–23 Adds the following sections:
l UMP1c Board
l UMP1d Board
l USP1b Board
l EGPB2d Board
l EGPB2e Board
Serial Number: SJ-20141209142030-004
Publishing Date: 2015–12–17 (R1.1)
SJ-20141209142030-004|2015–12–17 (R1.1) ZTE Proprietary and Confidential

Contents
About This Manual ......................................................................................... I
Chapter 1 Overview .................................................................................... 1-1
Chapter 2 Cabinet....................................................................................... 2-1
2.1 Cabinet Structure ............................................................................................... 2-1
2.2 Cabinet Configuration ......................................................................................... 2-4
Chapter 3 Subrack...................................................................................... 3-1

3.1 Power Distribution Subrack ................................................................................. 3-1
3.2 Ventilation Subrack............................................................................................. 3-7
3.3 Service Subrack ................................................................................................. 3-8
3.3.1 Fan Subrack ...........................................................................................3-11
3.3.2 Power Box ............................................................................................. 3-14
3.3.3 ECDM ................................................................................................... 3-15
Chapter 4 Boards........................................................................................ 4-1

4.1 Front Board........................................................................................................ 4-1
4.1.1 UMP Front Board ..................................................................................... 4-3
4.1.2 UMP1b Front Board ................................................................................. 4-4
4.1.3 UMP1c Board .......................................................................................... 4-6
4.1.4 UMP1d Board .......................................................................................... 4-7
4.1.5 USP Front Board...................................................................................... 4-9
4.1.6 USP2a Front Board ................................................................................ 4-10
4.1.7 USP1b Board..........................................................................................4-11
4.2 Rear Board ...................................................................................................... 4-12
4.2.1 EAPB Rear Board .................................................................................. 4-13
4.2.2 EAPB1b Rear Board............................................................................... 4-14
4.2.3 EDTA Rear Board .................................................................................. 4-16
4.2.4 EDTA1b Rear Board............................................................................... 4-17
4.2.5 EDTI Rear Board.................................................................................... 4-18
4.2.6 EDTI2a Rear Board ................................................................................ 4-19
4.2.7 EGBS Rear Board .................................................................................. 4-20
4.2.8 EGBS2a Rear Board .............................................................................. 4-23
4.2.9 EGFS Rear Board .................................................................................. 4-25
4.2.10 EXFS1a Rear Board ............................................................................. 4-28
4.2.11 EGPB Rear Board ................................................................................ 4-31

4.2.12 EGPB2a Rear Board ............................................................................ 4-33
4.2.13 EGPB2c Rear Board............................................................................. 4-35
4.2.14 EGPB2d Board .................................................................................... 4-36
4.2.15 EGPB2e Board .................................................................................... 4-38
4.2.16 ESDTA Rear Board .............................................................................. 4-39
4.2.17 ESDTA1b Rear Board........................................................................... 4-40
4.2.18 ESDTI Rear Board ............................................................................... 4-42
4.2.19 ESDTI2a Rear Board............................................................................ 4-43
4.2.20 EXGB1a Rear Board ............................................................................ 4-44
4.2.21 EXGB1b Rear Board ............................................................................ 4-46
4.2.22 EMPR Rear Board................................................................................ 4-47
4.2.23 EMPR1b Rear Board ............................................................................ 4-48
4.3 Indicator Descriptions ....................................................................................... 4-49
Chapter 5 Cables ........................................................................................ 5-1

5.1 Internal Cables................................................................................................... 5-1
5.1.1 Interior -48 V Power Cable ........................................................................ 5-1
5.1.2 Interior -48 V RTN Power Cable ................................................................ 5-2
5.1.3 Grounding Cable for Service Subrack ........................................................ 5-2
5.1.4 Cabinet Door Grounding Cable ................................................................. 5-3
5.1.5 Grounding Cable for PDU ......................................................................... 5-3
5.1.6 Media Plane Interconnection Fiber/Cable................................................... 5-3
5.1.7 Control Plane Interconnection Cable.......................................................... 5-4
5.1.8 Line Reference Clock Cable...................................................................... 5-4
5.1.9 Inter-Shelf Clock Cable ............................................................................. 5-4
5.1.10 PD485 Monitoring Cable ......................................................................... 5-5
5.2 External Cables.................................................................................................. 5-5
5.2.1 Exterior -48 V Power Cable....................................................................... 5-6
5.2.2 Exterior -48 V RTN Power Cable ............................................................... 5-6
5.2.3 Exterior Grounding Cable.......................................................................... 5-7
5.2.4 Interface Fiber.......................................................................................... 5-7
5.2.5 Interface Network Cable ........................................................................... 5-8
5.2.6 Interface E1/T1 Cable............................................................................... 5-8
5.2.7 OMC Network Cable............................................................................... 5-21
5.2.8 BITS Reference Clock Cable................................................................... 5-21
5.2.9 Monitoring Cable .................................................................................... 5-21
Chapter 6 Descriptions of the Configuration of the 485

Communication Port on the PDU ......................................................... 6-1
II

Figures............................................................................................................. I
Tables .............................................................................................................V
Glossary ........................................................................................................IX
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IV

About This Manual
Purpose
This manual describes the hardware structure and features of ZXUR 9000 UMTS, including
the cabinet, subracks, boards, and cables.
Intended Audience
This manual is intended for:
l Planning engineers
l Installation engineers
l Debugging engineers
l Maintenance engineers
What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters.
Chapter 1, Overview Describes the ZXUR 9000 UMTS hardware platform, External View
and hardware composition.
Chapter 2, Cabinet Describes the ZXUR 9000 UMTS cabinet and modules.
Chapter 3, Subracks Describes the subrack functions, structure, and interfaces of ZXUR
9000 UMTS.
Chapter 4, Boards Describes the ZXUR 9000 UMTS board functions, structure, and
interfaces.
Chapter 5, Cables Describes how to use the ZXUR 9000 UMTS cables.
Appendix A, Descriptions Descriptions of the Configuration of the 485 Communication Port on

of the Configuration of the the PDU.
485 Communication Port
on the PDU
Conventions
This manual uses the following conventions.
Danger: indicates an imminently hazardous situation. Failure to comply can

result in death or serious injury, equipment damage, or site breakdown.
Warning: indicates a potentially hazardous situation. Failure to comply can result

in serious injury, equipment damage, or interruption of major services.
Caution: indicates a potentially hazardous situation. Failure to comply can result

in moderate injury, equipment damage, or interruption of minor services.

Note: provides additional information about a topic.
II

Chapter 1
Overview
ZXUR 9000 UMTS Hardware Features
The hardware system ZXUR 9000 UMTS is based on the ETCA hardware platform,
providing the following features:
l Provides a new ETCA platform after making partial improvement on the basis of ATCA
standard.
l Provides various external interfaces, satisfying the all-IP requirement and being
compatible with traditional network (such as E1 and STM-1) access.
l Adopts the structure of control stream and service stream being completely separated.
l Supports 1+1 backup for the interface boards, supports load sharing for the switching
boards, supports 1+1 backup for the control-plane processing boards, and supports
load sharing for the user-plane processing boards.
l Standardizes internal interfaces and reduces the association between the lower layer
and the applications.
l Supports the evolution towards IPv6.
l Protects the operators' investment by supporting the future development of networks,
the multi-mode wireless system applications, and evolution towards LTE and HSPA+.
l Provides a green system solution by reducing the number and types of boards and
shelves. Limits the maximum configuration into a single rack.
External View
Figure 1-1 shows the external view of the ZXUR 9000 UMTS cabinet.
1-1

ZXUR 9000 UMTS Hardware Description
Figure 1-1 Cabinet Dimensions
Rack
The ZXUR 9000 UMTS rack consists of the top frame, base frame, posts, rails, and side
door.
Composition
The ZXUR 9000 UMTS hardware system consists of the following parts:
l Cabinet
Includes the rack, cabinet door, and subracks.
l Subracks
Include the power distribution subrack, ventilation subrack, and service subrack.
l Boards
Include the front board, rear board.
l Cables
Include internal cables and external cables.
1-2

Chapter 2
Cabinet
Table of Contents
Cabinet Structure .......................................................................................................2-1
Cabinet Configuration.................................................................................................2-4
2.1 Cabinet Structure

Figure 2-1 shows the ZXUR 9000 UMTS cabinet structure.
Figure 2-1 Cabinet Structure
1. Front Door 4. Rear Door 7. Bottom Frame

2. Top Frame 5. Side Door 8. Stand Column
3. Cabinet Top 6. Regulator
2-1

Cabinet Frame
ZXUR 9000 UMTS cabinet frame is comprised of bottom frame, top frame, stand column,
regulator, side door.
Cabinet Top
Figure 2-2 shows the cabinet top structure.
Figure 2-2 Cabinet Top Structure
1. Rodent-resistent net 2. Cabinets combining plate 3. Grounding label
Cabinet Door
The ZXUR 9000 UMTS cabinet is equipped with a front door and a rear door that can be
opened and closed, and two removable side doors.
The front door and the rear door have the same structure. They both have fine ventilation
holes, which ensure good heat dissipation.
l Figure 2-3 shows the structure of the cabinet's front door and rear door.
2-2

Chapter 2 Cabinet
Figure 2-3 Front/Rear Door Structure
1. Product nameplate 3. Fixing pin 6. Handle

2. Cabinet row number 4. Upper fixing pin
label 5. Lower fixing pin
l Figure 2-4 shows the structure of the cabinet's side door.
2-3

Figure 2-4 Side Door
2.2 Cabinet Configuration

Figure 2-5 shows the service subrack hierarchy.
2-4

Chapter 2 Cabinet
Figure 2-5 Service Subrack Hierarchy
1. Shelf 1 (slave) 2. Shelf 2 (slave) 3. Shelf 3 (master)
Table 2-1 shows the ZXUR 9000 UMTS cabinet configuration.
Table 2-1 Cabinet Configuration
Name Layer Layer Height
Power distribution subrack Layer 1 3U
Ventilation panel Layer 2 1U
2-5

Name Layer Layer Height
Service subrack Layer 3, 5, 7 11 U
Ventilation subrack Layer 4, 6 4U
Ventilation panel Layer 8 2U
2-6

Chapter 3
Subrack
The ZXUR 9000 UMTS subracks fall into the following types:
l Power distribution subrack
l Ventilation subrack
l Service subrack
Table of Contents
Power Distribution Subrack ........................................................................................3-1
Ventilation Subrack.....................................................................................................3-7
Service Subrack .........................................................................................................3-8
3.1 Power Distribution Subrack

Power Distribution Subrack Functions
The power distribution subrack is also called Power Distribution Unit (PDU). It is installed
at the cabinet top, providing power supply for the entire cabinet.
PDU implements functions including power distribution, short-circuit protection, lightning
protection, and power supply and environment monitoring.
l Power distribution: Both input and out of PDU support dual redundancy. PDU provides
a pair of three inputs and a pair of ten outputs.
l Short-circuit protection: Each output is equipped with a circuit breaker for output
control and short-circuit protection.
l Lightning protection: The lightning protection module inside PDU provides a rack-level
lightning protection. It works with the lightning protection units of rack and boards to
form a multi-level lightning protection system.
l Power supply and environment monitoring: The monitoring involves the voltage,
circuit-breaker status, rack and equipment room access control, temperature,
humidity, smoke, infrared, and lightning protection.
Power Distribution Subrack Structure

The structure of power distribution subrack is shown in Figure 3-1.
3-1

Figure 3-1 Power Distribution Subrack Structure
Figure 3-2 and Figure 3-3 shows the front panel and rear panel structure of the power
distribution subrack.
Figure 3-2 Power Distribution Subrack Structure (Front Panel)
1. Circuit breaker A 2. Circuit breaker B 3. Running/Alarm indicator
Figure 3-3 Power Distribution Subrack Structure (Rear Panel)
1. Monitoring cable 3. Power supply output

2. Power supply input terminal terminal
Power Distribution Subrack Indicators

Table 3-1 describes the indicators of the power distribution subrack.
3-2

Chapter 3 Subrack
Table 3-1 Power Distribution Subrack Indicators
Name Color Meaning Description
RUN- Red Running/Alarm Flashing at 1 Hz: The power distribution subrack is

/ALM indicator operating properly with alarms.
OFF: There is no power supply input.
Green Flashing at 1 Hz: The power distribution subrack is

operating properly without any alarms.
Orange ON: The power distribution subrack is not configured after

initial power-on.
COM Red RS485 Flashing at 1 Hz: The link is operating properly with data
communication exchanging.
indicator OFF: There is no power supply input or no data
exchanging.
Power Distribution Subrack Switches

There are 20 switches on the front panel of the power distribution subrack. They are divided
into two groups: group A and group B. Each group has 10 switches. Each service subrack
has two power boxes. Each power box has two power supplies, and each power supply is
connected with two output power cables of PDU. Table 3-2 describes the switches of the
power distribution subrack.
Table 3-2 Power Distribution Subrack Switches
Name Description Reference
A1 The power switch of the 8–14 front slots and Figure 3-2
the 22–28 rear slots of the first layer service
subrack
subrack
A3 The power switch of the 8–14 front slots Figure 3-2

and the 22–28 rear slots of the second layer
service subrack
the 15–21 rear slots of the second layer
service subrack
the 22–28 rear slots of the third layer service
subrack
subrack
3-3

Name Description Reference
A7 Not used Figure 3-2
A8
A9
A10
B1 The power switch of the 8–14 front slots and Figure 3-2
subrack
subrack
B3 The power switch of the 8–14 front slots Figure 3-2

and the 22–28 rear slots of the second layer
service subrack
the 15–21 rear slots of the second layer
service subrack
subrack
subrack
B7 Not used Figure 3-2
B8
B9
B10
Power Distribution Subrack Interfaces

The interfaces on the rear panel of power distribution subrack are shown in Table 3-3.
Table 3-3 Power Distribution Subrack Interfaces
Group Interface Functions Reference
- FAN Not used Figure 3-3
- DOOR Connected with the access Figure 3-3

control sensor
- SENSOR Connected with the environment Figure 3-3

monitoring transit cable
3-4

Chapter 3 Subrack
- RS485(IN) Cascaded with the RS485(OUT) Figure 3-3

interface at the power
distribution subrack of other
cabinets. In this way, the PDU
status of all cabinets can be
monitored simultaneously.
- RS485(OUT) Connected with the RS485 Figure 3-3

interface of the EGBS board,
providing the interface for
monitoring PDU status.
INPUT A -48V(1) Connected with the power Figure 3-3

output port of the DC power
-48VRTN(1)
distribution cabinet
-48V(2)
-48VRTN(2)
-48V(3)
-48VRTN(3)
INPUT B -48V(1) Figure 3-3
-48VRTN(1)
-48V(2)
-48VRTN(2)
-48V(3)
-48VRTN(3)
OUTPUT 1 Connected with the power Figure 3-3

-48VRTN(A) ground of the service subrack at
2
layer 1
3 Connected with the power

ground of the service subrack at
4
layer 2

6
layer 3
7 Not used
10
3-5

OUTPUT 1 Connected with the power Figure 3-3

-48VRTN(B) ground of the service subrack at
2
layer 1

4
layer 2

6
layer 3
7 Not used
10
OUTPUT 1 Connected with the power input Figure 3-3

-48V A of the service subrack at layer 1
2
3 Connected with the power input

of the service subrack at layer 2
4

6
7 Not used
10
OUTPUT 1 Connected with the power input Figure 3-3

-48V B of the service subrack at layer 1
2

4

6
7 Not used
10
• Each branch of the input circuit of the power distribution subrack is equal to or less than 100A and
that of the output circuit is equal to or less than 60A.
3-6

Chapter 3 Subrack
3.2 Ventilation Subrack

Ventilation Subrack Functions
The ventilation subrack is used to change the vertical ventilation pipe to be the front-to-back
ventilation pipe, to effectively cool the service subrack.
Ventilation Subrack Structure

Figure 3-4 shows the structure of the ventilation subrack.
Figure 3-4 Ventilation Subrack Structure
Ventilation Subrack Working Principles

Figure 3-5 illustrates the working principles of the ventilation subrack. The horizontal cool
wind comes into the front panel of the ventilation subrack, then the wind changes to the
vertical , which helps effectively cool the service subrack.
3-7

Figure 3-5 Working Principles of Ventilation Subrack
1. Air flows enter the first shelf 2. Air flows enter the second front and leave the shelves
(topmost) from the front shelf (middle) and third from the back.
and leave the shelf from the shelf (downmost) from the
upper side.
3.3 Service Subrack

Service Subrack Functions
The service subrack implements functions of service processing, switching, and interfaces
through the boards installed inside it. Shelves fall into the control shelf, resource shelf,
interface shelf and switching shelf.
3-8

Chapter 3 Subrack
Service Surack Structure

The front structure of the service subrack is shown in Figure 3-6.
Figure 3-6 Service Subrack Structure (Front View)
1. Front fan subrack 2. Service subrack
3-9

The rear structure of the Service subrack is shown in Figure 3-7.
Figure 3-7 Service Subrack Structure (Rear View)
1. Rear fan subrack 4. Power box 7. Handle

2. Backplane 5. Power box
3. ECDM 6. ECDM
Figure 3-8 shows the cross section of the service subrack.
Figure 3-8 Service Subrack Cross Section Diagram
1. Front board 2. Rear board
3-10

Chapter 3 Subrack
Service Subrack Technical Parameters

Table 3-4 lists the technical parameters of the service subrack.
Table 3-4 Service Subrack Technical Parameters
Parameter Description
Service subrack Height 11 U (including shelves, fan unit, and power unit)
Dimension 486.1 mm × 482.6 mm × 568 mm (H × W × D)
Front board Height 8U

subrack
Rear board Height 9U

subrack
Number of slots 28 (14 front slots and 14 rear slots)
Backplane
The backplane is a kind of board which providing slots for the front board and the rear
board to interconnect with each other. Both the front and rear boards are installed on the
back plane. Boards in the same shelf are connected through the printed wire instead of
cables, which improves the reliability.
The rear board types and the supported boards are shown in the following table:
Rear Supported Front Board Supported Rear Board

Board
Multi-Mode GSM Multi-Mode GSM Board UMTS Board
Shared Board Board Shared Board
BETC/2 UMP, UMP1b, ETCB EGBS, EGFS, ESDTG, EAPB, ESDTA,

USP EXGB1b, ESDTT, EDTT EDTA
EGPB, EGPB2c,
ESDTI, EDTI
BETC/3 UMP, UMP1b, ETCB EGBS2a, ESDTG2a, EAPB1b,

USP2a EXFS1a, ESDTT2a, ESDTA1b,
EXGB1a, EDTT2a EDTA1b
EGPB2a,
ESDTI2a,
EDTI2a
3.3.1 Fan Subrack

Fan Subrack Functions
The fan subrack performs the heat dissipation function for the front and rear boards, it also
performs the fan status monitoring and speed-control function.
3-11

Fan Subrack Structure

Each service subrack is equipped with three fan subracks, two of which are front subracks,
and one of which is rear fan subrack.
The front fan subrack structure is shown in Figure 3-9.
Figure 3-9 Front Fan Subrack Structure
The rear fan subrack is shown in Figure 3-10.
Figure 3-10 Rear Fan Subrack Structure
Fan Subrack Structure

Figure 3-11 and Figure 3-12 show the structures of the front and rear of the fan subrack's
panel.
Figure 3-11 Fan Subrack Structure (Front View)
1. Hot-swapping button 3. ALM indicator

2. RUN indicator 4. H/S indicator
3-12

Chapter 3 Subrack
Figure 3-12 Fan Subrack Structure (Rear View)
1. Power supply interface at

backplane
3-13

Fan Subrack Indicators

Table 3-5 describes the indicators of fan subrack.
Table 3-5 Fan Subrack Indicators
Indicator Color Meaning Description
RUN Green Running indicator Flashing: The fan is working

normally.
Off: The fan is working abnormally.
ALM Red Alarm indicator Flashing: The fan has alarms.

Off: The fan has no alarm.
H/S Blue Hot swapping indicator On: The fan subrack can be
removed.
Off: The fan subrack has been
powered on.
Fan Subrack Buttons

There are two hot-swapping buttons on the front panel of the fan subrack. Press the
buttons and the fan subrack can be pulled out.
Fan Subrack Interfaces

The fan subrack connects the backplane directly through its power interface.
Fan Subrack Technical Parameters

Table 3-6 lists the technical parameters of the fan subrack.
Table 3-6 Fan Subrack Technical Parameters
Parameter Description
Dimension l Front fan subrack: 43.6 mm × 437 mm × 322 mm (H × W × D)

l Back fan subrack: 43.6 mm × 437 mm × 276 mm (H × W × D)
3.3.2 Power Box

Power Box Functions
The power box provides power for the service subrack.
Power Box Structure

Each service subrack is equipped with two power boxes. Figure 3-13shows the structure
of power box.
3-14

Chapter 3 Subrack
Figure 3-13 Structure of Power Box
3.3.3 ECDM
ECDM Functions
ECDM records shelf configuration information (such as the shelf serial number ), system
capacity information (such as the number of slots, the power consumption of each slot,
and the topology structure), and other customized information.
ECDM Indicators
Table 3-7 describes the indicators of ECDM.
Table 3-7 ECDM Indicators
Indicator Color Meaning Description
RUN Green Service status indicator On: The current

module is operating.
-48 V (A) Green Power indicator On: The -48 V (A)

power supply of the
current shelf is normal.
-48 V (B) Green Power indicator On: The -48 V (B)

power supply of the
current shelf is normal.
ECDM Jumpers
There are 8 jumpers on the ECDM.Table 3-8 describes the jumpers of ECDM.
Table 3-8 ECDM Jumpers
Jumper 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Defini- ID0 ID1 ID2 ID3 ID0 ID1 - -

tion
Meaning RACK SHELF DIAG CHECK
3-15

l 0 indicates that the jumper is on and 1 indicates that the jumper is removed. The
jumper positions are ordered from lower to higher. All jumpers are not inserted with
a jumper cap except for the jumpers 1, 2 and 3, it indicates that the shelf is the third
shelf of the 8th rack.
l Jumper position 7 is always not inserted with a jumper cap.
l Jumper position 8 (check position) is the odd check, which ensures that the jumper
caps on ECDM are odd number of caps. If the number of jumper caps on the ECDM
is an even number, the system will display that the jumper is incorrect.
Note:
One service subrack is configured with two ECDMs. You should make sure that the jumper
configurations at two sides are consistent, and the configured rack and shelf information
is the same.
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Chapter 4
Boards
Figure 4-1 shows the structure of board assembly.
Figure 4-1 Structure of Board Assembly
1. Front board 2. Backplane 3. Rear board
Table of Contents
Front Board ................................................................................................................4-1
Rear Board...............................................................................................................4-12
Indicator Descriptions ...............................................................................................4-49
4.1 Front Board

Front boards process services and comply with the ATCA standard. A front board is 8 U
in height and installed in a corresponding slot of the shelf. The front panel of a front board
provides indicators showing the operating status of the board.
4-1

A front board uses an ATCA architecture (height: 8 U; depth: 208 mm; width of the panel:
6 HP), see Figure 4-2.
Figure 4-2 Front Board Structure
1. Extractor 3. PCB
2. Panel 4. Plug
4-2

Chapter 4 Boards
4.1.1 UMP Front Board

UMP Functions
Universal Management Process Board (UMP) provides the following functions:
OMM function.
NE operation and maintenance. This board provides external GE interfaces to connect to
the EMS server through rear boards EGBS or EGBS2a.
1 + 1 backup.
Note:
When UMP performs OMM function, it is inserted in slots 5 and 6 in the master shelf.
Through the network port at EGBS/EGBS2a, it is connected with the switch, which is then
connected with EMS server and O&M module client.
UMP Panel Structure

Figure 4-3 shows the structure of the UMP panel.
Figure 4-3 Structure of the UMP Panel
UMP Panel Indicators

For a description of the dedicated indicators of the UMP board, refer to Table 4-1.
For a description of the common indicators of the UMP board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
Table 4-1 UMP Panel Indicators
Indicator Color Meaning Category Functions
HD1 Red/green Hard Disk Dedicate Green ON: Indicates that the hard disk 1
Indicator 1 indicator is operating properly.
Red ON: Indicates that the hard disk 1 is
operating improperly.
OFF: Indicates that the hard disk 1 is OFF.
4-3

UMP Panel Buttons

Table 4-2 describes the buttons on the panel of UMP board.
Table 4-2 UMP Panel Buttons
Button Description
RST Reset button
UMP Panel Interfaces

Table 4-3 describes the interfaces on the panel of UMP board.
Table 4-3 UMP Panel Interfaces
Interface Name Direction Description
IPMC-232 Bidirectional Debugging interface
HOST-232 Bidirectional Debugging interface
USB 1 Bidirectional Debugging interface
4.1.2 UMP1b Front Board

UMP1b Functions
Universal Management Process Board 1b (UMP1b) performs the following functions:
OMP functions
Processes global procedure, controls the operation and maintenance of the entire system,
and connects OMM through internal Ethernet. As the core of ZXUR 9000 UMTS operation
and maintenance, UMP1b directly or indirectly monitors and manages the boards in the
system and manages the configuration of each board and other components.
1 + 1 backup.
Note:
When UMP1b performs the OMP function, it is installed in slots 7 and 8.
UMP1b Panel Structure

Figure 4-4 shows the structure of the UMP1b panel.
4-4

Chapter 4 Boards
Figure 4-4 Structure of the UMP1b Panel
UMP1b Panel Indicators

For a description of the dedicated indicators of the UMP1b board, refer to Table 4-4.
For a description of the common indicators of the UMP1b board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions .
Table 4-4 UMP1b Panel Indicators
HD2 Red/green Hard Disk Dedicate Not used in this version.

Indicator 2 indicator
UMP1b Panel Buttons

Table 4-5 describes the buttons on the panel of UMP1b board.
Table 4-5 UMP1b Panel Buttons
Button Description
RST Reset button
UMP1b Panel Interfaces

Table 4-6 describes the interfaces on the panel of UMP1b board.
Table 4-6 UMP1b Panel Interfaces
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UMP1c Functions
The Universal Management Process board 1c (UMP1c) provides the following functions:
l OMM functions
It implements NE operation and maintenance functions. It is connected to the EMS
through the GE interface on the rear board EGBS/EGBS2a.
l 1+1 backup function
Note:
When implementing OMM functions, the UMP1c board is inserted into the 5th slot and the
6th slot of the main shelf. It is connected to the switch through the Ethernet interface on
the rear board EGBS/EGBS2a, and then is connected to the EMS server and the OMM
client.
UMP1c Panel
Figure 4-5 shows the UMP1c panel.
Figure 4-5 UMP1c Panel
UMP1c Panel Indicators

For a description of the LED indicators on the UMP1c panel, refer to Table 4-7.
For a description of common board indicators, refer to 4.3 Indicator Descriptions.
Table 4-7 UMP1c Panel Indicators
Indicator Color Meaning Category Function
HD1 Red/Green Hard disk Dedicated Lit green: it indicates that hard disk
indicator 1 indicator 1 is operating properly.
Lit red: it indicates that hard disk 1
is not operating properly.
Not lit: it indicates that hard disk 1
fails.
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fails.
UMP1c Panel Button

For a description of the button on the UMP1c panel, refer to Table 4-8.
Table 4-8 UMP1c Panel Button
Button Description
RST Reset button
UMP1c Panel Interfaces

For a description of the interfaces on the UMP1c panel, refer to Table 4-9.
Table 4-9 UMP1c Panel Interfaces
4.1.4 UMP1d Board

UMP1d Functions
The Universal Management Process board 1d (UMP1d) provides the following functions:
l OMP functions
It is responsible for handling global processes and implements operation and

maintenance for the entire system. It is connected to the OMM through the internal
Ethernet. As the core of operation and maintenance of the ZXUR 9000 UMTS, it
directly or indirectly monitors and manages the boards in the system, and performs
configuration management for the boards and other components.
l 1+1 backup function
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Note:
When implementing OMP functions, the UMP1d board is inserted into the 7th slot and the
8th slot of the main shelf.
UMP1d Panel
Figure 4-6 shows the UMP1d panel.
Figure 4-6 UMP1d Panel
UMP1d Panel Indicators

For a description of the LED indicators on the UMP1d panel, refer to Table 4-10.
Table 4-10 UMP1d Panel Indicators
fails.
HD2 Red/Green Hard disk Dedicated Not used

indicator 2 indicator
UMP1d Panel Button

For a description of the button on the UMP1d panel, refer to Table 4-11.
Table 4-11 UMP1d Panel Button
Button Description
RST Reset button
UMP1d Panel Interfaces

For a description of the interfaces on the UMP1d panel, refer to Table 4-12.
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Table 4-12 UMP1d Panel Interfaces
4.1.5 USP Front Board

USP Functions
Universal Service Processing Board (USP) performs the following functions:
l CMP Functions
Processes the common control plane protocols of the Iub and Iu interfaces.
l DMP Functions
Processes the dedicated control plane protocols of the Ius and Iu interfaces.
l RUP functions
Processes the user plane protocols of CS and PS services
USP Panel Structure

Figure 4-7 shows the structure of the USP panel.
Figure 4-7 Structure of the USP Panel
USP Panel Indicators

For a description of the common indicators of the USP board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
USP Panel Buttons

Table 4-13 describes the buttons on the panel of USP board.
Table 4-13 USP Panel Buttons
Button Description
RST Reset button
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USP Panel Interfaces

Table 4-14 describes the interfaces on the panel of USP board.
Table 4-14 UMP Panel Interfaces
4.1.6 USP2a Front Board

USP2a Functions
Universal Service Processing Board 2a (USP2a) performs the following functions:
l CMP Functions
Processes the common control plane protocols.
l DMP Functions
Processes the dedicated control plane protocols of the Ius and Iu interfaces.
l RUP functions
Processes the user plane protocols of CS and PS services
USP2a Panel Structure

Figure 4-8 shows the structure of the USP2a panel.
Figure 4-8 Structure of the USP2a Panel
USP2a Panel Indicators

For a description of the common indicators of the USP2a board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
USP2a Panel Buttons

Table 4-15 describes the buttons on the panel of USP2a board.
Table 4-15 USP2a Panel Buttons
Button Description
RST Reset button
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Button Description
EXCH Active/standby switchover button
USP2a Panel Interfaces

Table 4-16 describes the interfaces on the panel of USP2a board.
Table 4-16 UMP2a Panel Interfaces
4.1.7 USP1b Board

USP1b Functions
The Universal Service Process board1b (USP1b) provides the following functions:
l CMP function
It implements common control-plane signaling protocol processing at the Iub interface
and Iu interface.
l DMP function
It implements dedicated control-plane protocol processing at the Iub interface and Iu
interface.
l RUP function
It implements user-plane protocol processing for CS services and PS services.
USP1b Panel
Figure 4-9 shows the USP1b panel.
Figure 4-9 USP1b Panel
USP1b Panel Indicators

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USP1b Panel Button

For a description of the button on the USP1b panel, refer to Table 4-17.
Table 4-17 USP1b Panel Button
Button Description
RST Reset button
USP1b Panel Interfaces

For a description of the interfaces on the USP1b panel, refer to Table 4-18.
Table 4-18 USP1b Panel Interfaces
4.2 Rear Board

Rear boards are 9 U in height, providing interfaces and implementing switching functions.
As an auxiliary component of the corresponding front board, a rear board provides external
signal interfaces and debug interfaces together with the front board.
A rear board uses an ETCA architecture (height: 9 U; depth: 240 mm; width of the panel:
6 HP), see Figure 4-10.
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Figure 4-10 Rear Board Structure
1. Extractor 3. PCB
2. Panel 4. Plug
4.2.1 EAPB Rear Board

EAPB Functions
The enhanced ATM processing board (EAPB) is an interface board for STM-1 access and
ATM processing. The EAPB board only supports the BETC/2 backplane.
EAPB Panel Structure

Figure 4-11 shows the structure of the EAPB panel.
Figure 4-11 Structure of the EAPB Panel
EAPB Panel Indicators

For a description of the dedicate indicators of the EAPB board, refer to Table 4-19.
For a description of the common indicators of the EAPB board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
Table 4-19 describes the indicators on the panel of EAPB board.
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Table 4-19 EAPB Panel Indicators
Indicator Color Meaning Category Description
SD 1–4 Green Optical Dedicate ON: The optical interface has received
signal indicator optical signal.
indicator OFF: The optical interface has not received
optical signal.
ACT 1–4 Green Optical in- Dedicate ON: The optical interface is in active state.
terface ac- indicator OFF: The optical interface is in standby
tive/standby state.
indicator
EAPB Panel Buttons

Table 4-20 describes the buttons on the panel of EAPB board.
Table 4-20 EAPB Panel Buttons
Button Description
EXCH Active/standby switchover switch
RST Reset switch
EAPB Panel Interfaces

Table 4-21 describes the interfaces on the panel of EAPB board.
Table 4-21 EAPB Panel Interfaces
Interface Direction Description
CKOUT1 Output Line clock output interface, connects to REF1l or REF2l

on EGFS
CKOUT2 Output Line clock output interface, connects to REF1l or REF2l

on EGFS
RX1/TX1 Bidirectional STM–1 optical interface
4.2.2 EAPB1b Rear Board

EAPB1b Functions
The enhanced ATM processing board 1b (EAPB1b) is an interface board for STM-1 access
and ATM processing. The EAPB board only supports the BETC/3 backplane.
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EAPB1b Panel Structure

Figure 4-12 shows the structure of the EAPB1b panel.
Figure 4-12 Structure of the EAPB1b Panel
EAPB1b Panel Indicators

For a description of the dedicate indicators of the EAPB1b board, refer to Table 4-22.
For a description of the common indicators of the EAPB1b board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
Table 4-22 EAPB1b Panel Indicators
Indicator Color Meaning Category Description
SD 1–4 Green Optical signal Dedicate ON: The optical interface has
indicator indicator received optical signal.
OFF: The optical interface has not
received optical signal.
ACT 1–4 Green Optical in- Dedicate ON: The optical interface is in active
terface ac- indicator state.
tive/standby OFF: The optical interface is in
indicator standby state.
EAPB1b Panel Buttons

Table 4-23 describes the buttons on the panel of the EAPB1b board.
Table 4-23 EAPB1b Panel Buttons
Button Description
EXCH Active/standby switchover switch
RST Reset switch
EAPB1b Panel Interfaces

Table 4-24 describes the interfaces on the panel of the EAPB1b board.
Table 4-24 EAPB1b Panel Interfaces
CKOUT1 Output If EAPB extracts the clock base, it connects to REF1l

or REF2l on EGFS.
CKOUT2 Output If EAPB extracts the clock base, it connects to REF1l

or REF2l on EGFS.
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4.2.3 EDTA Rear Board

EDTA Functions
The Enhanced Digital Trunk Board ATM version (EDTA) is an interface board for ATM
E1/T1 access, and IMA and ATM processing. The EDTA board only supports the BETC/2
backplane.
EDTA Panel Structure

Figure 4-13 shows the structure of theEDTA panel.
Figure 4-13 Structure of the EDTA Panel
EDTA Panel Indicators

For a description of the common indicators of the EDTA board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
EDTA Panel Buttons

Table 4-25 describes the buttons on the panel of the EDTA board.
Table 4-25 EDTA Panel Buttons
Button Description
RST Reset button
EDTA Panel Interfaces

Table 4-26 describes the interfaces on the panel of the EDTA board.
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Table 4-26 EDTA Panel Interfaces
CKOUT1 Output Line clock output interface, connects to REF1l or

REF2l on EGFS

REF2l on EGFS
E1/T1 1–16 Bidirectional E1/T1 interface
EDTA DIP Switch

On an EDTA board, you can configure the transmission mode for the E1 line through DIP
switches S1 to S16. If S1 to S16 are set to ON, the E1 line is set to the 75 Ω unbalanced
coaxial transmission mode. If S1 to S16 are set to OFF, the E1 line is set to the 120 Ω
PCM line balanced transmission mode.
4.2.4 EDTA1b Rear Board

EDTA1b Functions
The Enhanced Digital Trunk Board ATM version (EDTA1b) is an interface board for ATM
E1/T1 access, and IMA and ATM processing. The EDTA1b board only supports the
BETC/3 backplane.
EDTA1b Panel Structure

Figure 4-14 shows the structure of theEDTA1b panel.
Figure 4-14 Structure of the EDTA1b Board
EDTA1b Panel Indicators

For a description of the common indicators of the EDTA1b board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
EDTA1b Panel Buttons

Table 4-27 describes the buttons on the panel of the EDTA1b board.
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Table 4-27 EDTA1b Panel Buttons
Button Description
RST Reset button
EDTA1b Panel Interfaces

Table 4-28 describes the interfaces on the panel of the EDTA1b board.
Table 4-28 EDTA1b Panel Interfaces
CKOUT1 Output If EDTA1b extracts the clock base, it connects to

REF1l or REF2l on EGFS/EXFS1a.
CKOUT2 Output If EDTA1b extracts the clock base, it connects to

REF1l or REF2l on EGFS.
EDTA1b DIP Switchs

On an EDTA1b board, you can configure the transmission mode for the E1 line through DIP
switches S1 to S16. If S1 to S16 are set to ON, the E1 line is set to the 75 Ω unbalanced
coaxial transmission mode. If S1 to S16 are set to OFF, the E1 line is set to the 120 Ω
4.2.5 EDTI Rear Board

EDTI Functions
The enhanced Digital Trunk Board IP version (EDTI) is an interface board for channelized
IP E1 access, and PPP, ML-PPP processing. The EDTI board only supports the BETC/2
backplane.
EDTI Panel Structure

Figure 4-15 shows the structure of EDTI panel.
Figure 4-15 Structure of EDTI Panel
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EDTI Panel Indicators

For a description of the common indicators of the EDTI board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
EDTI Panel Buttons

Table 4-29 describes the buttons on the panel of the EDTI board.
Table 4-29 EDTI Panel Buttons
Button Description
RST Reset button
EDTI Panel Interfaces

Table 4-30 describes the interfaces on the panel of the EDTI board.
Table 4-30 EDTI Panel Interfaces
CKOUT1 Output not used
E1/T1 9-16 Bidirectional E1/T1 interface
EDTI DIP Switch

On the EDTI board, configure the E1 line transmission mode through DIP switches S1
to S16. If S1 to S16 are set to ON, the transmission mode is set to unbalanced coaxial
transmission mode. If S1 to S16 are set to OFF, the transmission mode is set to 120 Ω
4.2.6 EDTI2a Rear Board

EDTI2a Functions
The enhanced Digital Trunk Board IP version (EDTI2a) is an interface board for
channelized IP E1 access, and PPP, ML-PPP processing. The EDTI2a board only
supports the BETC/3 backplane.
EDTI2a Panel Structure

Figure 4-16 shows the structure of EDTI2a panel.
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Figure 4-16 Structure of the EDTI2a Panel
EDTI2a Panel Indicators

For a description of the common indicators of the EDTI2a board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
EDTI2a Panel Buttons

Table 4-31 describes the buttons on the panel of the EDTI2a board.
Table 4-31 EDTI2a Panel Buttons
Button Description
RST Reset button
EDTI2a Panel Interfaces

Table 4-32 describes the interfaces on the panel of the EDTI2a board.
Table 4-32 EDTI2a Panel Interfaces
EDTI2a DIP Switchs

On the EDTI2a board, configure the E1 line transmission mode through DIP switches S1
to S16. If S1 to S16 are set to ON, the transmission mode is set to unbalanced coaxial
transmission mode. If S1 to S16 are set to OFF, the transmission mode is set to 120 Ω
4.2.7 EGBS Rear Board

EGBS Functions
The Enhanced GE BASE Switch Board (EGBS) performs the following functions:
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l Implements the ECMM functions

The ECMM module uses the ATCA standard. It is responsible for powering on the
board in the shelf and loading versions. In addition, it monitors the entire shelf, for
example, the power, temperature, and fan status.
l Implements inter-shelf control plane switching
l Provides front boards with external network ports.
The EGBS board only supports the BETC/2 backplane.
EGBS Panel Structure

Figure 4-17 shows the structure of the EGBS panel.
Figure 4-17 Structure of the EGBS Panel
EGBS Panel Indicators

For a description of the dedicated indicators of the EGBS board, refer to Table 4-33.
For a description of the common indicators of the EGBS board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
Table 4-33 EGBS Panel Indicators
MP OOS Red/green MP service Dedicate MP indicates the EORS subcard status.

status indicator For functions information, refer to the
indicator function description of common indicators
MP OK Red/green MP health
status
indicator
MP H/S Blue MP hot-

swap
indicator
CMM ACT Red/green CMM Ac- Dedicate CMM indicates the ECMM subcard status.
tive/standby indicator For functions information, refer to the
CMM HOST Red/green CMM Run-

ning/alarm
indicator
CMM H/S Blue CMM

Hot-swap
indicator
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I Orange Minor alarm Dedicate Indicates the ECMM minor alarm

indicator indicator
II Orange Major alarm Dedicate Indicates the ECMM major alarm

indicator indicator
III Orange Critical Dedicate Indicates the ECMM critical alarm

indicator indicator
EGBS Panel Buttons

Table 4-34 describes the buttons on the panel of EGBS board.
Table 4-34 EGBS Panel Buttons
Button Description
EXCH Active/standby switchover switch of EGBS
RST Reset button of EGBS
EXCH-C ECMM switchover switch
RST-C ECMM reset button
Note:
ECMM subcard is located on EGBS, managing the power supply for the boards in the
shelf. ECMM switchover and reset is independent of EGBS switchover and reset.
EGBS Panel Interfaces

Table 4-35 describes the interfaces on the panel of EGBS board.
Table 4-35 EGBS Panel Interfaces
USB1 Bidirectional USB interface of the front board of EGBS
USB2 Bidirectional USB interface of the front board of EGBS
ETH-M Bidirectional Debugging Ethernet interface
VGA Output VGA interface of the front board of EGBS
ETH-C1 Bidirectional ECMM Ethernet interface
CMM-232 Bidirectional ECMM serial interface
ETH-C2 Bidirectional ECMM Ethernet interface + EGBS serial interface

HOST-232
ETH-MP1 Bidirectional GE interface 1 of the front board of EGBS
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ETH-MP2 Bidirectional GE interface 2 of the front board of EGBS
ETH1 Bidirectional GE interface 1 for the control plane cascading

connection

connection

connection

connection
RS485 Bidirectional RS485 monitoring interface
4.2.8 EGBS2a Rear Board

EGBS2a Functions
The Enhanced GE Base Switch board 2a (EGBS2a) performs the following functions:
l Base switching function
Implements inter-shelf control plane switching and provides media plane GE
interfaces to all service slots and rear switching slots, and inter-shelf cascade GE
interface.
l Implements the ECMM functions
The ECMM module uses the ATCA standard. It is responsible for powering on the
board in the shelf and loading versions. In addition, it monitors the entire shelf, for
example, the power, temperature, and fan status.
l Provides front boards with external network ports.

The EGBS2a board only supports the BETC/3 backplane.
EGBS2a Panel Structure

Figure 4-18 shows the structure of the EGBS2a panel.
Figure 4-18 Structure of the EGBS2a Panel
EGBS2a Panel Indicators

For a description of the dedicated indicators of the EGBS2a board, refer to Table 4-36.
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For a description of the common indicators of the EGBS2a board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
Table 4-36 EGBS2a Panel Indicators
MP OOS Red/green MP service Dedicate MP indicates the EORS subcard status.

status indicator For functions information, refer to the
MP OK Red/green MP health
status
indicator
MP H/S Blue MP hot-

swap
indicator
CMM ACT Red/green CMM Ac- Dedicate CMM indicates the ECMM subcard status.
tive/standby indicator For functions information, refer to the
CMM HOST Red/green CMM Run-

ning/alarm
indicator
CMM H/S Blue CMM

Hot-swap
indicator
I Orange Minor alarm Dedicate Indicates the ECMM minor alarm

indicator indicator
II Orange Major alarm Dedicate Indicates the ECMM major alarm

indicator indicator
III Orange Critical Dedicate Indicates the ECMM critical alarm

indicator indicator
EGBS2a Panel Buttons

Table 4-37 describes the buttons on the panel of EGBS2a board.
Table 4-37 EGBS2a Panel Buttons
Button Description
EXCH Active/standby switchover switch of EGBS2a
RST Reset button of EGBS2a
EXCH-C ECMM switchover switch
RST-C ECMM reset button
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Note:
ECMM subcard is located on EGBS2a, managing the power supply for the boards in the
shelf. ECMM switchover and reset is independent of EGBS2a switchover and reset.
EGBS2a Panel Interfaces

Table 4-38 describes the interfaces on the panel of EGBS2a board.
Table 4-38 EGBS2a Panel Interfaces
USB1 Bidirectional USB interface of the front board of EGBS2a
USB2 Bidirectional USB interface of the front board of EGBS2a
ETH-M Bidirectional Debugging Ethernet interface
VGA Output VGA interface of the front board of EGBS2a
ETH-C1 Bidirectional ECMM Ethernet interface
CMM-232 Bidirectional ECMM serial interface
ETH-C2 Bidirectional ECMM Ethernet interface + EGBS2a serial interface

HOST-232
ETH-MP1 Bidirectional GE interface 1 of the front board of EGBS2a
ETH-MP2 Bidirectional GE interface 2 of the front board of EGBS2a

connection

connection

connection

connection
RS485 Bidirectional RS485 monitoring interface
4.2.9 EGFS Rear Board

EGFS Functions
The enhanced GE Fabric Switch board (EGFS) performs the following functions:
l EGFS has a built-in clock module.
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à Master shelf
Provides system stratum-2 clock and multiple reference input
Distributes inter-shelf and intra-shelf clock signals
à Subordinate shelf
Receives clock signal and distribute in the shelf
l Implements inter-shelf media plane switching function.
The EGFS board only supports the BETC/2 backplane.
EGFS Panel Structure

Figure 4-19 shows the structure of the EGFS panel.
Figure 4-19 Structure of the EGFS Panel
EGFS Panel Indicators

For a description of the dedicated indicators of the EGFS board, refer to Table 4-39.
For a description of the common indicators of the EGFS board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
Table 4-39 EGFS Panel Indicators
Indica- Color Meaning Category Functions

tor
T/C Green Trace/Catch Dedicate ON: Indicates the phase lock module is operating
indicator indicator in the "Catch" state.
1 Hz flashing: indicates the phase lock module is
operating in the "Trace" state.
K/F Green Keep/Free Dedicate ON: Indicates the phase lock module is operating
indicator indicator in the "Keep" state.
operating in the "Free" state.
R1 Green Reference Dedicate ON: Indicates the current clock reference is REF1
indicator indicator (bits clock or line recovered clock)
REF1
REF2
indicator indicator (GPS clock or PTP1)
REF3
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tor
indicator indicator (PTP2)
REF4
GPS Green GPS status Dedicate ON: Indicates the GPS module is operating
indicator indicator properly
0.5 Hz flashing: Indicates the GPS module
initializing failed
1 Hz flashing: Indicates the GPS module is
searching the satellite or in an unknown state
2 Hz flashing: Indicates the antenna system is
short-circuits.
disconnected.
OFF: Indicates the GPS module is operating
improperly
ON: The optical interface has received optical

Optical
Dedicate signal.
SD 1–2 Green signal
indicator
optical signal.
ON: The optical link has received data packets.

Link status Dedicate
ACT 1–2 Green OFF: The optical link has not received data
indicator indicator
packets.
Reference
Dedicate ON: indicates reference selection is enabled.
MANI Green selection
indicator OFF: indicates reference selection is disabled.
indicator
EGFS Panel Buttons

Table 4-40 describes the buttons on the panel of EGFS board.
Table 4-40 EGFS Panel Buttons
Button Description
RST Reset button
EGFS Panel Interfaces

Table 4-41 describes the interfaces on the panel of EGFS board.
Table 4-41 EGFS Panel Interfaces
REF1l Input 2 M clock reference input interface
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PTP1 Input Subordinate shelf synchronization clock input

interface
PTP2 Input Subordinate shelf synchronization clock input

interface
CLK1 Output Master shelf synchronization clock output interface
HOST-232/GPS Bidirectional/Input Debugging serial port/GPS clock interface
GPS Input GPS antenna interface
TX1-RX1 Bidirectional 10 G optical interface, used for interconnecting the

media plane among shelves
TX2-RX2 Bidirectional 10 G optical interface, used for interconnecting the

media plane among shelves
ETH-M Output Debugging interface
4.2.10 EXFS1a Rear Board

EXFS1a Functions
The Enhanced XGE Fabric Switch board 1a (EXFS1a) provides the following functions:
l EXFS1a has a built-in clock module.

à Master shelf
Provides system stratum-2 clock and multiple reference input
Distributes inter-shelf and intra-shelf clock signals
à Subordinate shelf
Receives clock signal and distribute in the shelf
l Implements inter-shelf media plane switching function, and provides the media plane
10 GE and 40 GE interfaces to all service slots and rear switching slots, and inter-shelf
cascade 40 GE interfaces.
The EXFS1a board only supports the BETC/3 backplane.
EXFS1a Panel Structure

Figure 4-20 shows the structure of the EXFS1a panel.
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Figure 4-20 Structure of the EXFS1a Panel
EXFS1a Panel Indicators

For a description of the dedicated indicators of the EXFS1a board, refer to Table 4-42.
For a description of the common indicators of the EXFS1a board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
Table 4-42 EXFS1a Panel Indicators

tor
T/C Green Trace/Catch Dedicate ON: Indicates the phase lock module is operating
indicator indicator in the "Catch" state.
operating in the "Trace" state.
K/F Green Keep/Free Dedicate ON: Indicates the phase lock module is operating
indicator indicator in the "Keep" state.
operating in the "Free" state.
REF1
REF2
indicator indicator (GPS clock or PTP1)
REF3
indicator indicator (PTP2)
REF4
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tor
GPS Green GPS status Dedicate ON: Indicates the GPS module is operating
indicator indicator properly
0.5 Hz flashing: Indicates the GPS module
initializing failed
1 Hz flashing: Indicates the GPS module is
searching the satellite or in an unknown state
short-circuits.
disconnected.
OFF: Indicates the GPS module is operating
improperly
ON: The optical interface has received optical

Optical signal Dedicate signal.
SD 1–2 Green
indicator indicator OFF: The optical interface has not received optical
signal.
ON: The optical link has received data packets.

ACT Link status Dedicate
Green OFF: The optical link has not received data
1–2 indicator indicator
packets.
Reference
Dedicate ON: indicates reference selection is enabled.
MANI Green selection
indicator OFF: indicates reference selection is disabled.
indicator
EXFS1a Panel Buttons

Table 4-43 describes the buttons on the panel of the EXFS1a board.
Table 4-43 EXFS1a Panel Buttons
Button Description
RST Reset button
EXFS1a Panel Interfaces

Table 4-44 describes the interfaces on the panel of the EXFS1a board.
Table 4-44 EXFS1a Panel Interfaces
TEST Output Clock testing interface
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PTP1 Input Subordinate shelf synchronization clock input interface
PTP2 Input Subordinate shelf synchronization clock input interface
HOST-232/GPS Bidirectional/Input Debugging serial port/GPS clock interface
GPS Input GPS antenna interface
TX1-RX1 Bidirectional 40 GB electrical interface
TX2-RX2 Bidirectional 40 GB electrical interface
RX3/TX3 Bidirectional 10 GE optical interface: multiple modes, LC connector
RX4/TX4 Bidirectional 10 GE optical interface: multiple modes, LC connector
OMC Bidirectional Debugging interface
MIRROR Output Debugging interface
4.2.11 EGPB Rear Board

EGPB Functions
The enhanced GE Process Board (EGPB) is an interface board for GE interface (optical
or electrical) access and IP processing.
The EGPB board only supports the BETC/2 backplane.
EGPB Panel Structure

Figure 4-21 shows the structure of the EGPB panel.
Figure 4-21 Structure of the EGPB Panel
EGPB Panel Indicators

For a description of the dedicated indicators of the EGPB board, refer to Table 4-45.
For a description of the common indicators of the EGPB board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
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Table 4-45 EGPB Panel Indicators
SD1–4 Green Optical Dedicate ON: The optical interface has received
signal indicator optical signals.
optical signals.
ACT1–4 Green Link status Dedicate ON: The optical link has received data
indicator indicator packets.
OFF: The optical link has not received data
packets.
EGPB Panel Buttons

Table 4-46 describes the buttons on the panel of EGPB board.
Table 4-46 EGPB Panel Buttons
Button Description
RST Reset button
EGPB Panel Interfaces

Table 4-47 describes the interfaces on the panel of EGPB board.
Table 4-47 EGPB Panel Interfaces

REF2l on EGFS

REF2l on EGFS
RX1/TX1 Bidirectional GE optical interface
ETH1 Bidirectional GE electrical interface
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4.2.12 EGPB2a Rear Board

EGPB2a Functions
The Enhanced GE Process Board 2a (EGPB2a) is a network interface board. It implements
IP access, processes and forwards the accessed data. This board provides eight external
GE optical/electrical interfaces.
The EPGB2a board only supports the BETC/3 backplane.
EGPB2a Panel Structure

Figure 4-22 shows the structure of the EGPB2a panel.
Figure 4-22 Structure of the EGPB2a Panel
EGPB2a Panel Indicators

For a description of the dedicated indicators of the EGPB2a board, refer to Table 4-48.
For a description of the common indicators of the EGPB2a board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
Table 4-48 EGPB2a Panel Indicators
optical signals.
packets.
EGPB2a Panel Buttons

Table 4-49 describes the buttons on the panel of EGPB2a board.
Table 4-49 EGPB2a Panel Buttons
Button Description
RST Reset button
EGPB2a Panel Interfaces

Table 4-50 describes the interfaces on the panel of EGPB2a board.
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CKOUT1 Output To configure the EGPB2a board to obtain the clock reference,
this interface is connected to REF1l or REF2l interface of
the EXFS1a board.
CKOUT2 Output To configure the EGPB2a board to obtain the clock reference,
the EXFS1a board.
RX1/TX1 Bidirectional l GE optical interface: single/multiple mode, LC connector.

l GE electrical interface: converted through the Giga
transmitter and receiver unit on the SFP electrical
interface.

interface.

interface.

interface.

interface.

interface.

interface.

interface.
HOST-232 Bidirectional Debugging interface.
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4.2.13 EGPB2c Rear Board

EGPB2c Functions
The Enhanced GE Process Board 2c (EGPB2c) is a network interface board. It implements
IP access, processes and forwards the accessed data. This board provides eight external
GE optical/electrical interfaces.
The EPGB2c board only supports the BETC/2 backplane.
EGPB2c Panel Structure

Figure 4-23 shows the structure of the EGPB2c panel.
Figure 4-23 Structure of the EGPB2c Panel
EGPB2c Panel Indicators

For a description of the dedicated indicators of the EGPB2c board, refer to Table 4-51.
For a description of the common indicators of the EGPB2c board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
Table 4-51 EGPB2c Panel Indicators
optical signals.
packets.
EGPB2c Panel Buttons

Table 4-52 describes the buttons on the panel of EGPB2c board.
Table 4-52 EGPB2c Panel Buttons
Button Description
RST Reset button
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EGPB2c Panel Interfaces

Table 4-53 describes the interfaces on the panel of EGPB2c board.
Table 4-53 EGPB2c Panel Interfaces
CKOUT1 Output To configure the EGPB2c board to obtain the clock reference,
the EXFS1a board.
CKOUT2 Output To configure the EGPB2c board to obtain the clock reference,
the EXFS1a board.

interface.

interface.

interface.

interface.
4.2.14 EGPB2d Board

EGPB2d Functions
The Enhanced GE Process Board 2d (EGPB2d), which functions as a network interface
board, implements IP access, and processes and forwards accessed data. It provides
eight external GE electrical interfaces, and only supports the BETC/3 rear board.
EGPB2d Panel
Figure 4-24 shows the EGPB2d panel.
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Figure 4-24 EGPB2d Panel
EGPB2d Panel Indicators

EGPB2d Panel Buttons

For a description of the buttons on the EGPB2d panel, refer to Table 4-54.
Table 4-54 EGPB2d Panel Buttons
Button Description
EXCH Active/standby changeover switch
RST Reset button
EGPB2d Panel Interfaces

For a description of the interfaces on the EGPB2d panel, refer to Table 4-55.
Table 4-55 EGPB2d Panel Interfaces
CKOUT1 Output If the EGPB2d board is configured to recover the reference

clock, it is connected to the REF11 and REF21 interfaces
on the EXFS1a board.
CKOUT2 Output If the EGPB2d board is configured to recover the reference

HOST-232 Bidirectional Debugging serial port
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4.2.15 EGPB2e Board

EGPB2e Functions
The Enhanced GE Process Board 2e (EGPB2e), which functions as a network interface
board, implements IP access, and processes and forwards accessed data. It provides four
external GE electrical interfaces, and only supports the BETC/2 rear board.
EGPB2e Panel
Figure 4-25 shows the EGPB2e panel.
Figure 4-25 EGPB2e Panel
EGPB2e Panel Indicators

EGPB2e Panel Buttons

For a description of the buttons on the EGPB2e panel, refer to Table 4-56.
Table 4-56 EGPB2e Panel Buttons
Button Description
EXCH Active/standby changeover switch
RST Reset button
EGPB2e Panel Interfaces

For a description of the interfaces on the EGPB2e panel, refer to Table 4-57.
Table 4-57 EGPB2e Panel Interfaces
CKOUT1 Output If the EGPB2e board is configured to recover the reference

CKOUT2 Output If the EGPB2e board is configured to recover the reference

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HOST-232 Bidirectional Debugging serial port
4.2.16 ESDTA Rear Board

ESDTA Functions
The enhanced SDH Digital Trunk board ATM version (ESDTA) is an interface board for
channelized ATM STM-1 access, and IMA and ATM processing.
The ESDTA board only supports the BETC/2 backplane.
ESDTA Panel Structure

Figure 4-26 shows the structure of the ESDTA panel.
Figure 4-26 Structure of the ESDTA Panel
ESDTA Panel Indicators

For a description of the dedicated indicators of the ESDTA board, refer to Table 4-58.
For a description of the common indicators of the ESDTA board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
Table 4-58 ESDTA Panel Indicators
Indicator Color meaning Category Description
optical signals.
tive/standby state.
indicator
ESDTA Panel Buttons

Table 4-59 describes the buttons on the panel of ESDTA board.
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Table 4-59 ESDTA Panel Buttons
Indicator Description
EXCH Active/standby switch
RST Reset switch
ESDTA Panel Interfaces

Table 4-60 describes the interfaces on the panel of ESDTA board.
Table 4-60 ESDTA Panel Interfaces

REF2l on EGFS

REF2l on EGFS
TX1/RX1 Bidirectional STM-1 optical interface
4.2.17 ESDTA1b Rear Board

ESDTA1b Functions
The enhanced SDH Digital Trunk board ATM version (ESDTA1b) is an interface board for
channelized ATM STM-1 access, and IMA and ATM processing.
The ESDTA1b board only supports the BETC/3 backplane.
ESDTA1b Panel Structure

Figure 4-27 shows the structure of the ESDTA1b panel.
Figure 4-27 Structure of the ESDTA1b Panel
ESDTA1b Panel Indicators

For a description of the dedicated indicators of the ESDTA1b board, refer to Table 4-61.
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For a description of the common indicators of the ESDTA1b board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
Table 4-61 ESDTA1b Panel Indicators
Indicator Color meaning Category Description
optical signals.
tive/standby state.
indicator
ESDTA1b Panel Buttons

Table 4-62 describes the buttons on the panel of ESDTA1b board.
Table 4-62 ESDTA1b Panel Buttons
Indicator Description
EXCH Active/standby switch
RST Reset switch
ESDTA1b Panel Interfaces

Table 4-63 describes the interfaces on the panel of ESDTA1b board.
Table 4-63 ESDTA1b Panel Interfaces
CKOUT1 Output If ESDTA1b extracts the clock base, it connects to

CKOUT2 Output If ESDTA1b extracts the clock base, it connects to

TX1/RX1 Bidirectional STM-1 optical interface: single mode, LC connector.
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4.2.18 ESDTI Rear Board

ESDTI Functions
The enhanced SDH Digital Trunk board IP version (ESDTI) is an interface board for IP
STM-1 access , and PPP and ML-PPP processing.
The ESDTI board only supports the BETC/2 backplane.
ESDTI Panel Structure

Figure 4-28 shows the structure of the ESDTI panel.
Figure 4-28 Structure of the ESDTI Panel
ESDTI Panel Indicators

For a description of the dedicated indicators of the ESDTI board, refer to Table 4-64.
For a description of the common indicators of the ESDTI board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
Table 4-64 ESDTI Panel Indicators
optical signals.
ACT1–4 Green Link status Dedicate ON: The optical interface is in active state.
indicator indicator OFF: The optical interface is in standby
state.
ESDTI Panel Buttons

Table 4-65 describes the buttons on the panel of ESDTI board.
Table 4-65 ESDTI Panel Buttons
Button Description
RST Reset button
ESDTI Panel Interfaces

Table 4-66 describes the interfaces on the panel of ESDTI board.
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Table 4-66 ESDTI Panel Interfaces

REF2l on EGFS

REF2l on EGFS
TX1/RX1 Bidirectional Ethernet optical interface
4.2.19 ESDTI2a Rear Board

ESDTI2a Functions
The enhanced SDH Digital Trunk board IP version 2a (ESDTI2a) is an interface board for
IP STM-1 access , and PPP and ML-PPP processing.
The ESDTI2a board only supports the BETC/3 backplane.
ESDTI2a Panel Structure

Figure 4-29 shows the structure of the ESDTI2a panel.
Figure 4-29 Structure of the ESDTI2a Panel
ESDTI2a Panel Indicators

For a description of the dedicated indicators of the ESDTI2a board, refer to Table 4-67.
For a description of the common indicators of the ESDTI2a board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
Table 4-67 ESDTI2a Panel Indicators
optical signals.
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ACT1–8 Green Link status Dedicate ON: The optical interface is in active state.
indicator indicator OFF: The optical interface is in standby
state.
ESDTI2a Panel Buttons

Table 4-68 describes the buttons on the panel of ESDTI2a board.
Table 4-68 ESDTI2a Panel Buttons
Button Description
RST Reset button
ESDTI2a Panel Interfaces

Table 4-69 describes the interfaces on the panel of the ESDTI2a board.
Table 4-69 ESDTI2a Panel Interfaces
CKOUT1 Output Not used in this version.
CKOUT2 Output Not used in this version.
TX1/RX1 Bidirectional STM-1 optical interface: single mode, LC connector
4.2.20 EXGB1a Rear Board

EXGB1a Functions
The ETCA 10 GE interface processing board (EXGB1a) is a network interface board. It
implements IP access, processes and forwards the accessed data. This board provides
two external 10 GE optical interfaces. It only supports BETC/3 rear boards.
The EXGB1a board only supports the BETC/3 backplane.
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EXGB1a Panel Structure

Figure 4-30 shows the structure of the EXGB1a panel.
Figure 4-30 Structure of the EXGB1a Panel
EXGB1a Panel Indicators

For a description of the dedicated indicators of the EXGB1a board, refer to Table 4-70.
For a description of the common indicators of the EXGB1a board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
Table 4-70 EXGB1a Panel Indicators

tor
SD1–2 Green Optical signal Dedicated ON: The optical interface receives an optical
indicator indicator signal.
OFF: The optical interface does not receive
an optical signal.
ACT1– Green Data indicator Dedicated ON: Data is transmitted on the optical link.
2 indicator OFF: No data is transmitted on the optical
link.
EXGB1a Panel Buttons

Table 4-71 describes the buttons on the panel of the EXGB1a board.
Table 4-71 EXGB1a Panel Buttons
Button Description
RST Reset button
EXGB1a Panel Interfaces

Table 4-72 describes the interfaces on the panel of the EXGB1a board.
Table 4-72 EXGB1a Panel Interfaces
CKOUT1 Output To configure the EXGB1a to obtain the clock

reference, connect this interface to the REF1l and
REF2l interfaces of the EXFS1a board.
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CKOUT2 Output To configure the EXGB1a to obtain the clock

REF2l interfaces of the EXFS1a board.
RX1/TX1 Bidirectional 10 GE optical interface: single/multiple modes, LC

connector

connector
4.2.21 EXGB1b Rear Board

EXGB1b Functions
The Enhanced XGE Process Board1b (EXGB1b) is a network interface board. It
implements IP access, processes and forwards the accessed data. This board provides
two external 10 GE optical interfaces. It only supports BETC/2 rear boards.
The EXGB1b board only supports the BETC/2 backplane.
EXGB1b Panel Structure

Figure 4-31 shows the structure of the EXGB1b panel.
Figure 4-31 Structure of the EXGB1b Panel
EXGB1b Panel Indicators

For a description of the dedicated indicators of the EXGB1b board, refer to Table 4-73.
For a description of the common indicators of the EXGB1b board, refer to 4.3 Indicator
Descriptions.
Table 4-73 EXGB1b Panel Indicators

tor
SD1–2 Green Optical signal Dedicated ON: The optical interface receives an optical
indicator indicator signal.
OFF: The optical interface does not receive
an optical signal.
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tor
ACT1–2 Green Data Dedicated ON: Data is transmitted on the optical link.
indicator indicator OFF: No data is transmitted on the optical
link.
EXGB1b Panel Buttons

Table 4-74 describes the buttons on the panel of the EXGB1b board.
Table 4-74 EXGB1b Panel Buttons
Button Description
RST Reset button
EXGB1b Panel Interfaces

Table 4-75 describes the interfaces on the panel of the EXGB1b board.
Table 4-75 EXGB1b Panel Interfaces
CKOUT1 Output To configure the EXGB1b to obtain the clock reference,

connect this interface to the EGFS board.
CKOUT2 Output To configure the EXGB1b to obtain the clock

REF2l interfaces of the EGFS board.

connector

connector
4.2.22 EMPR Rear Board

EMPR Functions
As the rear card of the entire signaling trace board, the EMPR board provides eight GE
interfaces, two USB interface, and one VGA interface for the connection to a keyboard, a
mouse, and a monitor.
The EMPR board only supports the BETC/2 backplane.
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EMPR Panel Structure

Figure 4-32 shows the structure of the EMPR board.
Figure 4-32 Structure of the EMPR Panel
EMPR Panel Indicators

None
EMPR Panel Interfaces

Table 4-76 describes the interfaces on the panel of EMPR board.
Table 4-76 EMPR Panel Interfaces
GE electrical Bidirectional Provides eight GE interfaces.
USB Bidirectional Connects to a USB device.
PS/2 Bidirectional Connects to a keyboard, a mouse, and a monitor.
4.2.23 EMPR1b Rear Board

EMPR1b Functions
As the rear card of the entire signaling trace board, the EMPR1b board provides eight GE
interfaces, two USB interface, and one VGA interface for the connection to a keyboard, a
mouse, and a monitor.
The EMPR1b board only supports the BETC/3 backplane.
EMPR1b Panel Structure

Figure 4-33 shows the structure of the EMPR1b board.
Figure 4-33 Structure of the EMPR1b Panel
EMPR1b Panel Indicators

None
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EMPR1b Panel Interfaces

Table 4-77 describes the interfaces on the panel of EMPR1b board.
Table 4-77 EMPR1b Panel Interfaces
GE electrical Bidirectional Provides eight GE interfaces.
USB Bidirectional Connects to a USB device.
PS/2 Bidirectional Connects to a keyboard, a mouse, and a monitor.
4.3 Indicator Descriptions

Board Indicator Types
The board indicators of the ZXUR 9000 UMTS fall into the following types:
l Common indicator
à OOS indicator
à OK indicator
à H/S indicator
à ACT indicator
à HOST indicator
l Dedicated indicator
In addition to the common indicators, a board has its own dedicated indicators.
Common Indicators
In the ZXUR 9000 UMTS, each board has several common indicators and special
indicators.Table 4-78 lists the common indicators on the boards of the ZXUR 9000 UMTS.
Table 4-78 Common Indicators
Indicator Color Meaning Description Status
OOS Bi-color indicator Board service status The OOS indicator Table 4-83
(red/green) indicator indicates the service
status of the board.
OK Bi-color indicator Health status The OK indicator Table 4-83

(red/green) indicator indicates the
operational status
of the board.
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Indicator Color Meaning Description Status
H/S Blue Hot-plug indicator The H/S indicator Table 4-82

indicates the
hot-plug status of
the board.
ACT Bi-color indicator Active/standby status The ACT indicator Table 4-80
(red/green) indicator indicates the active
or standby status of
the board.
HOST Bi—color Running/Alarm The HOST indicator Table 4-81

indicator indicator indicates the
(red/green) operational and
alarm status of the
board.
Board Indicator Status

Table 4-79 lists a description of the statuses of the indicators of a board.
Table 4-79 Board Indicator Status
No. Status Description
1 ON The indicator is steady on.
2 OFF The indicator is steady off.
3 Flashing at a frequency of 5 Hz The flashing period is 0.2 seconds with

50% of duty ratio (ON for 0.1 seconds and
OFF for 0.1 seconds).
4 Flashing at a frequency of 2 Hz The flashing period is 0.5 seconds with

50% of duty ratio (ON for 0.25 seconds
and OFF for 0.25 seconds).
5 Flashing at a frequency of 1 Hz The flashing period is 1 second with 50%

of duty ratio (ON for 0.5 seconds and OFF
for 0.5 seconds).
6 Flashing at a frequency of 0.5 Hz The flashing period is 2 seconds with 50%

of duty ratio (ON for 1 second and OFF
for 1 second).
ACT Indicator Description

For a description of the ACT indicator, refer to Table 4-80.
Table 4-80 ACT Indicator Descriptions
Board Status Indicator Status Meaning
Working Solid green The board is in active status.
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Board Status Indicator Status Meaning
Backup Solid off The board is in standby status.
Switch over Flashing at 1 Hz The board is switching over.
HOST Indicator
For a description of the HOST indicator, refer to Table 4-81.
Table 4-81 HOST Indicator Descriptions
Board Status Indicator Status Priority Meaning
Initial status Solid off 1 The board is in initial status.
Normal operational Flashing at 1 Hz 2 The board is operating normally.

status (green)
The BOOT is operating Flashing at 5 Hz 3 The BOOT is operating properly

properly (green) (the version is being downloaded
or the version download fails).
The memory is being Flashing at 5 Hz 4 The internal memory is being

initialized or loading (orange) initialized or loading data.
data
Minor alarm Flashing at 1 Hz (red) 5 The service is applicable (in M/S

switchover).
6 A sub-card fails.
Critical alarm Flashing at 2 Hz (red) 7 The network port on the media

plane is disconnected.
8 The HW is disconnected.
9 The link to the OMP is

disconnected.
10 The version does not match the

hardware configuration.
11 The input clock is lost.
12 A severe failure occurs in the

sub-card.
Severe fault requiring Flashing at 5 Hz (red) 13 The version download fails.

board reset
14 The board fails to pass the self-test.
15 The support startup fails.
16 The board fails to obtain a logic

address.
17 The basic process fails to be

powered or the process times out.
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18 The board fails to initialize the core

data area.
19 A very severe failure occurs in the

sub-card.
H/S Indicator
For a description of the H/S indicator, refer to Table 4-82.
Table 4-82 H/S Indicator Descriptions
Board Status Indicator Status Description
Removable Solid on (blue) The board can be removed.
Unremovable Solid off The board cannot be removed.
Being activated Flashing The board is being activated.
Combination Statuses of OK, OOS and H/S Indicators

The combination statuses of OK, OOS and H/S are described in Table 4-83.
Table 4-83 OK, OOS and H/S Combination Status Descriptions
Board H/S (Blue) OOS (Red/Green) OK (Red/Green) Meaning

Status
Indicator Duty Ratio Indicator Duty Ratio Indicator Duty Ratio
Status Status Status
Power Off – On (green) – Off – The board

on/off is reset
after being
powered on.
Off – Off – Flashing red 50% The

at 5 Hz hardware
address is
incorrect
(not
available
for a rear
board).
On – On (red) – Off – The board

is inserted
in its slot,
but the
extractor is
not closed.
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Status
Indicator Duty Ratio Indicator Duty Ratio Indicator Duty Ratio
Status Status Status
Flashing at 90% On (red) – Off – The

1 Hz extractor is
closed, and
the board is
activating.
Off – On (red) – Off – The board

is waiting
for power
assignment.
Off – Off – Remaining – The board

is operating
properly.
Flashing at 90% Remaining – Remaining – The board

1 Hz extractor is
open.
Flashing at 90% Remaining – Remaining – The board

1 Hz is waiting for
shutdown.
Alarm Remaining – Remaining – Flashing red 50% An alarm

at 1 Hz occurs in
the board.
Operating Remaining – Remaining – Flashing 50% The board

green at 1 is operating
Hz properly.
• Remaining: The indicator status is unchanged, that is, remains in the previous status.
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Cables
Table of Contents
Internal Cables ...........................................................................................................5-1
External Cables..........................................................................................................5-5
5.1 Internal Cables

Table 5-1describes the internal cables.
Table 5-1 Internal Cables
Type of Internal Cables Name of Internal Cables Refer to
Power Cables Interior -48 V Power Cable 5.1.1 Interior -48 V Power Cable
Interior -48 V RTN Power Cable 5.1.2 Interior -48 V RTN Power
Cable
Grounding Cables Grounding Cable for Service 5.1.3 Grounding Cable for
Subrack Service Subrack
Cabinet Door Grounding Cable 5.1.4 Cabinet Door Grounding

Cable
Grounding Cable for PDU 5.1.5 Grounding Cable for PDU
Data Cables Media Plane Interconnection 5.1.6 Media Plane

Fiber/Cable Interconnection Fiber/Cable
Control Plane Interconnection 5.1.7 Control Plane

Cable Interconnection Cable
Clock Cables Line Reference Clock Cable 5.1.8 Line Reference Clock
Cable
Inter-Shelf Clock Cable 5.1.9 Inter-Shelf Clock Cable
Monitoring Cables PD485 Monitoring Cable 5.1.10 PD485 Monitoring Cable
5.1.1 Interior -48 V Power Cable

Figure 5-1 shows interior -48 V power cable.
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Figure 5-1 Interior -48 V Power Cable
Table 5-2 describes the connection of Interior -48 V power cable.
Table 5-2 Connection of Interior -48 V Power Cable
Cable ID Meaning Direction A Direction B
Service subrack power Power distribution unit

PWR-20952-002 -48 V cable
box (PDU)
5.1.2 Interior -48 V RTN Power Cable

Figure 5-2 shows interior -48 V RTN power cable.
Figure 5-2 Interior -48 V RTN Power Cable
Table 5-3 describes the connection of Interior -48 V RTN power cable.
Table 5-3 Connection of Interior -48 V RTN Power Cable
Cable ID Meaning Direction A Direction B
Service subrack power Power distribution unit

PWR-91237-102 -48 V RTN cable
box (PDU)
5.1.3 Grounding Cable for Service Subrack

Figure 5-3 shows grounding cable for service subrack.
Figure 5-3 Grounding Cable for Service Subrack
Table 5-4 describes the connection of grounding cable for service subrack.
Table 5-4 Connection of Grounding Cable for Service Subrack
Cable ID Type Direction A Direction B
PE protection ground PE binding post inside

H-PE-010 Service subrack
cable the cabinet
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5.1.4 Cabinet Door Grounding Cable

Figure 5-4 shows cabinet door grounding cable.
Figure 5-4 Cabinet Door Grounding Cable
Table 5-5 describes the connection of cabinet door grounding cable.
Table 5-5 Connection of Cabinet Door Grounding Cable
PE protection ground Grounding point at Cabinet door grounding

H-PE-010
cable bottom of inner cabinet point
5.1.5 Grounding Cable for PDU

Figure 5-5 shows grounding cable for PDU.
Figure 5-5 Grounding Cable for PDU
Table 5-6 describes the connection of grounding cable for PDU.

Table 5-6 Connection of Grounding Cable for PDU
PE protection ground PDU grounding Grounding point inside

H-PE-007
cable terminal the cabinet top
5.1.6 Media Plane Interconnection Fiber/Cable

Figure 5-6 shows media plane interconnection fiber/cable.
Figure 5-6 Media Plane Interconnection Fiber/Cable
Table 5-7 describes the connection of media plane interconnection cables.

Table 5-7 Connection of Media Plane Interconnection Fibers/Cables
Name Direction A Direction B Function
Media Plane Master shelf Slave shelf Transmission media

Interconnection Fiber EGFS/EXFS1a board EGFS/EXFS1a board plane data
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5.1.7 Control Plane Interconnection Cable

Figure 5-7 shows control plane interconnection cable.
Figure 5-7 Control Plane Interconnection Cable
Table 5-8 describes the connection of control plane interconnection cables.
Table 5-8 Connection of Control Plane Interconnection Cables
Super category 5 Master shelf Slave shelf Transmits control plane

shielded network cable EGBS/EGBS2a board EGBS/EGBS2a board data
5.1.8 Line Reference Clock Cable

Figure 5-8 shows line reference clock cable.
Figure 5-8 Line Reference Clock Cable
Line reference clock cables are used to extract clock reference from interface board to
clock board EGFS/EXFS1a for lock. Table 5-9 describes the cable connection.
Table 5-9 Connection of Line Reference Clock Cables
Cable ID Name Direction A Direction B
SE1 Clock reference cable Master shelf interface Master shelf

board EGFS/EXFS1a board
5.1.9 Inter-Shelf Clock Cable

Figure 5-9 shows inter-shelf clock cable.
Figure 5-9 Inter-Shelf Clock Cable
Inter-shelf clock cables are used to transmit clock signals between shelves. Table 5-10
describes the cable connection.
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Table 5-10 Connection of Inter-Shelf Clock Cables
DS-H0101-007 Clock Cable Master shelf Subordinate shelf

EGFS/EXFS1a board EGFS/EXFS1a board
5.1.10 PD485 Monitoring Cable

Figure 5-10 shows PD485 monitoring cable.
Figure 5-10 PD485 Monitoring Cable
Table 5-11 describes the connection of PD485 monitoring cable of PDU.
Table 5-11 Connection of PD485 Monitoring Cables
Cable ID Name Direction A Direction of End Direction of End

B1 B2
DS-G0505-002 RS485 monitoring PDU subrack Master shelf Master shelf

cable EGBS/EGBS2a EGBS/EGBS2a
board board
5.2 External Cables

Table 5-12 describes the external cables.
Table 5-12 External Cables
Type of External Name of External Cables Refer to

Cables
Power Cable Exterior -48 V Power Cable 5.2.1 Exterior -48 V Power Cable
Exterior -48 V RTN Power Cable 5.2.2 Exterior -48 V RTN Power
Cable
Grounding Cables Exterior Grounding Cable 5.2.3 Exterior Grounding Cable
Data Cables Interface Fiber 5.2.4 Interface Fiber
Interface Network Cable 5.2.5 Interface Network Cable
Interface E1/T1 Cable 5.2.6 Interface E1/T1 Cable
OMC Network Cable 5.2.7 OMC Network Cable
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Type of External Name of External Cables Refer to

Cables
Clock Cables BITS Reference Clock Cable 5.2.8 BITS Reference Clock Cable
Various Monitoring H-MON-024 Door Access Monitoring 5.2.9.1 H-MON-024 Door Access
Cables Cable Monitoring Cable
H-MON-025 Environment Monitoring 5.2.9.2 H-MON-025 Environment

Cable Monitoring Cable
H-M0N-012 Infrared Monitoring 5.2.9.3 H-M0N-012 Infrared

H-MON-013 Smog Monitoring Cable 5.2.9.4 H-MON-013 Smog

Monitoring Cable
H-MON-014 Humidity Monitoring 5.2.9.5 H-MON-014 Humidity

5.2.1 Exterior -48 V Power Cable

Figure 5-11 shows exterior -48 V power cable.
Figure 5-11 Exterior -48 V Power Cable
Table 5-13 describes the connection of Exterior -48 V power cable.
Table 5-13 Connection of Exterior -48 V Power Cable
Customer -48 V RTN

PWR-20908-003 -48 V cable PDU -48 V (IN)
(OUT)
5.2.2 Exterior -48 V RTN Power Cable

Figure 5-12 shows exterior -48 V RTN power cable.
Figure 5-12 Exterior -48 V RTN Power Cable
Table 5-14 describes the connection of Exterior -48 V RTN power cable.
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Table 5-14 Connection of Exterior -48 V RTN Power Cable
Customer -48 VRTN

PWR-20908-004 -48 V RTN cable PDU -48 V RTN (IN)
(OUT)
5.2.3 Exterior Grounding Cable

Figure 5-13 shows exterior grounding cable.
Figure 5-13 Exterior Grounding Cable
Table 5-15 describes the connection of Exterior grounding cable.
Table 5-15 Connection of Exterior Grounding Cable
Protective ground
PE protection ground PE copper busbar of
PE-20970-006 terminal at top of
cable DC PDU
exterior cabinet
5.2.4 Interface Fiber

Figure 5-14 shows interface fiber.
Figure 5-14 Interface Fiber
Table 5-16 describes the connection of interface fibers.
Table 5-16 Connection of Interface Fibers
Interface Fiber Four pairs of TX-RX on Optical switch Iu-CS/PS: connects CN

EGPB/EGPB2a/EGPB- Iub interface: connects
2c/EXGB1a/EXGB1c BTS
Four pairs of TX-RX on
ESDTG/ESDTG2a
ESDT1/ESDTI2a
ESDTT/ESDTT2a
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5.2.5 Interface Network Cable

Figure 5-15 shows interface network cable.
Figure 5-15 Interface Network Cable
Table 5-17 describes the connection of interface network cables.
Table 5-17 Connection of Interface Network Cables
Super category 5 ETH1–4 of External switch Iu-CS/PS interface:

shielded network cable EGPB/EGPB2a/EGPB- connects CN
2c/EXGB1a/EXGB1c Iub interface: connects
BTS
5.2.6 Interface E1/T1 Cable

Figure 5-16 shows interface E1/T1 cable.
Figure 5-16 Interface E1/T1 Cable
Table 5-18 describes the connection of interface E1/T1 cables.
Table 5-18 Connection of Interface E1/T1 Cables
Cable ID Type Direction A Direction B Function
E1–G0505–002 75 Ω E1 cable E1/T1 interface of DDF Iu interface:

EDTI/EDTI2a connects to the
E1–G0505–004 120 Ω E1 cable
CN.
T1–G0505–002 100 Ω T1 cable
Iub interface:
E1–G0505–008 75 Ω E1 cable E1/T1 interface of connects to the
EDTA/EDTA1b BTS.
E1–G0505–010 120 Ω E1 cable
T1–G0505–003 100 Ω T1 cable
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5.2.6.1 75 Ω E1 Cable Connection

Table 5-19 75 Ω E1 Cable Connection (E1-G0505-002 Cable 1)
Cable 1 End A1 Cable 3 End A2 Signal
Shielded cable 38 White 38 RX1–
#1 core 23 Blue 23 RX1+
#2 core 22 Orange 22 RX2+
#3 core 21 Green 21 RX3+
#4 core 20 Brown 20 RX4+
Shielded cable 34 Red 34 RX5–
#5 core 19 Blue 19 RX5+
#6 core 18 Orange 18 RX6+
#7 core 17 Green 17 RX7+
#8 core 16 Brown 16 RX8+
Shielded cable 15 Black 15 TX1–
#1 core 30 Blue 30 TX1+
#2 core 29 Orange 29 TX2+
#3 core 28 Green 28 TX3+
#4 core 27 Brown 27 TX4+
Shielded cable 11 Yellow 11 TX5–
#5 core 26 Blue 26 TX5+
#6 core 25 Orange 25 TX6+
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#7 core 24 Green 24 TX7+
#8 core 7 Brown 7 TX8+
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Table 5-21 75 Ω E1 Cable Connection (E1-G0505-008)
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nector
pin
16-cor- A-1 A-1 A-2 A-2 A-3 A-3 A-4 A-4 A-5 A-5 A-6 A-6 A-7 A-7 A-8 A-8
e pico- shiel- core shiel- core shiel- core shiel- core shiel- core shiel- core shiel- core shiel- core
coaxial ded ca- ded ca- ded ca- ded ca- ded ca- ded ca- ded ca- ded ca-
cable A ble ble ble ble ble ble ble ble
Signal R1– R1+ T1– T1+ R2– R2+ T2– T2+ R3– R3+ T3– T3+ R4– R4+ T4– T4+
SCS| 60 44 28 12 59 43 27 11 58 42 26 10 57 41 25 9
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nector
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16-cor- A-9 A-9 A-10 A-10 A-11 A-11 A-12 A-12 A-13 A-13 A-14 A-14 A-15 A-15 A-16 A-16
cable A ble ble ble ble ble ble ble ble
ZTE Proprietary and Confidential
SCS| 56 40 24 8 55 39 23 7 54 38 22 6 53 37 21 5
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nector
pin
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16-cor- B-1 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-3 B-3 B-4 B-4 B-5 B-5 B-6 B-6 B-7 B-7 B-8 B-8
cable B ble ble ble ble ble ble ble ble
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nector
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16-cor- B-9 B-9 B-10 B-10 B-11 B-11 B-12 B-12 B-13 B-13 B-14 B-14 B-15 B-15 B-16 B-16
cable B ble ble ble ble ble ble ble ble
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5.2.6.2 120 Ω E1 Cable Connection

White 38 White 38 RX1–
Orchid 23 Blue 23 RX1+
Orange 22 Orange 22 RX2+
Green 21 Green 21 RX3+
Brown 20 Brown 20 RX4+
White 34 Red 34 RX5–
Grey 19 Blue 19 RX5+
Red 33 Red 33 RX6–
Orchid 18 Orange 18 RX6+
Orange 17 Green 17 RX7+
Green 16 Brown 16 RX8+
White 15 Black 15 TX1–
Orchid 30 Blue 30 TX1+
Orange 29 Orange 29 TX2+
Green 28 Green 28 TX3+
Brown 27 Brown 27 TX4+
White 11 Yellow 11 TX5–
Grey 26 Blue 26 TX5+
Red 10 Yellow 10 TX6–
Orchid 25 Orange 25 TX6+
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Orange 24 Green 24 TX7+
Green 7 Brown 7 TX8+
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Table 5-24 120 Ω E1 Cable Connection (E1-G0505-010)
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SCS| 64 48 32 16 63 47 31 15 62 46 30 14 61 45 29 13
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nector
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32-co- A-whit- A-or- A-whit- A-or- A-whit- A-gre- A-whit- A-bro- A-whit- A-grey A-red A-blue A-red A-or- A-red A-gre-
re 120 e chid e ange e en e wn e ange en
Ω Ca-
ble A
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nector
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32-co- A-red A-bro- A-red A-grey A-blac- A-or- A-blac- A-or- A-blac- A-gre- A-blac- A-bro- A-blac- A-grey A-yel- A-or-
re 120 wn k chid k ange k en k wn k low chid
Ω Ca-
ble A
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nector
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32-co- B-whit- B-or- B-whit- B-or- B-whit- B-gre- B-whit- B-bro- B-whit- B-grey B-red B-or- B-red B-or- B-red B-gre-
re 120 e chid e ange e en e wn e chid ange en
Ω Ca-
ble B
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nector
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32-co- B-red B-bro- B-red B-grey B-blac- B-or- B-blac- B-or- B-blac- B-gre- B-blac- B-bro- B-blac- B-grey B-yel- B-or-
Ω Ca-
ble B
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5.2.6.3 100 Ω T1 Cable Connection

Table 5-25 100 Ω T1 Cable Connection (T1-G0505-002 Cable 1)
Orchid 23 Blue 23 RX1+
Orange 22 Orange 22 RX2+
Green 21 Green 21 RX3+
Brown 20 Brown 20 RX4+
White 34 Red 34 RX5–
Grey 19 Blue 19 RX5+
Orchid 18 Orange 18 RX6+
Orange 17 Green 17 RX7+
Green 16 Brown 16 RX8+
Table 5-26 100 Ω T1 Cable Connection (T1-G0505-002 Cable 2)
Orchid 30 Blue 30 TX1+
Orange 29 Orange 29 TX2+
Green 28 Green 28 TX3+
Brown 27 Brown 27 TX4+
White 11 Yellow 11 TX5–
Grey 26 Blue 26 TX5+
Orchid 25 Orange 25 TX6+
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Orange 24 Green 24 TX7+
Green 7 Brown 7 TX8+
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Table 5-27 100 Ω T1 Cable Connection (T1-G0505-003)
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SCS| 64 48 32 16 63 47 31 15 62 46 30 14 61 45 29 13
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nector
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32-co- A-whit- A-or- A-whit- A-or- A-whit- A-gre- A-whit- A-bro- A-whit- A-grey A-red A-or- A-red A-or- A-red A-gre-
Ω ca-
ble A
SCS| 60 44 28 12 59 43 27 11 58 42 26 10 57 41 25 9
con-
nector
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32-co- A-red A-bro- A-red A-grey A-blac- A-or- A-blac- A-or- A-blac- A-gre- A-blac- A-bro- A-blac- A-grey A-yel- A-or-
Ω ca-
ble A
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nector
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32-co- B-whit- B-or- B-whit- B-or- B-whit- B-gre- B-whit- B-bro- B-whit- B-grey B-red B-or- B-red B-or- B-red B-gre-
Ω ca-
ble B
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nector
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32-co- B-red B-bro- B-red B-grey B-blac- B-or- B-blac- B-or- B-blac- B-gre- B-blac- B-bro- B-blac- B-grey B-yel- B-or-
Ω ca-
ble B
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5.2.7 OMC Network Cable

Figure 5-17 shows OMC network cable.
Figure 5-17 OMC Network Cable
Table 5-28 describes the connection of OMC network cables.
Table 5-28 Connection of OMC Network Cables
Name Direction A Direction B Remarks
Super category 5 Master shelf External switch Connects OMC NMS

shielded network cable EGBS/EGBS2a board client
5.2.8 BITS Reference Clock Cable

Figure 5-18 shows BITS reference clock cable.
Figure 5-18 BITS Reference Clock Cable
BITS reference clock cables are used to extract clock reference from BITS device to clock
board EGFS for lock. Table 5-29 describes the cable connection.
Table 5-29 Connection of BITS Reference Clock Cables
SE1 Clock reference cable Master shelf DDF

EGFS/EXFS1a board
DS-G0505-007
DS-G0505-008
5.2.9 Monitoring Cable

5.2.9.1 H-MON-024 Door Access Monitoring Cable
Figure 5-19 shows H-MON-024 door access monitoring cable.
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Figure 5-19 H-MON-024 door access monitoring cable
Table 5-30 describes the connection of H-MON-024 door access monitoring cable.
Table 5-30 Connection of H-MON-024 Door Access Monitoring Cable
H-MON-024 PDU rear panel DB15 B1–B6 end connect to Monitors door access
socket "DOOR" door access monitoring status
sensors
Note:
Besides being connected to the access control monitoring interface, the cable can also
be connected to dry contact alarm interfaces on fields. The dry contacts can be normally
open or normally closed, which is set through the back end. The dry contacts support a
maximum of six lines.
The line sequences of the B1 to B6 ends are as follows:
End A Color End B
1 White B1
7 Blue
2 White B2
8 Blue
3 White B3
9 Blue
4 White B4
10 Blue
5 White B5
11 Blue
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End A Color End B
6 White B6
12 Blue
5.2.9.2 H-MON-025 Environment Monitoring Cable

Figure 5-20 shows the structure of H-MON-025 cable.
Figure 5-20 H-MON-025 Cable
Note:
The back of the power distribution sub-rack provides DB15 connector to lead out signals.
The monitoring signals are led to the cabinet top through the monitoring cable H-MON-025.
Configure the sensor as needed when installing the rack.
For the monitoring signal cable H-MON-025, the end of power subrack connects the
SENSOR (DB15) interface on the PDU backplane. There are four DB9 interfaces at the
sensor end, which is used to connect different sensors.
If there is no need to configure sensor cables, the plugs at end B of the cables must be
covered with plastic protection sleeves.
Table 5-31 describes the connection of H-MON-025 environment monitoring cable.
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Table 5-31 Connection of H-MON-025 Environment Monitoring Cable
H-MON-025 Dual path B1: infrared Monitors the

PDU-environment B2" temperature/hu- environment
monitoring DB15 midity
socket B3: smog
(SENSOR) B4: reserved
5.2.9.3 H-M0N-012 Infrared Monitoring Cable

Figure 5-21 shows H-M0N-012 infrared monitoring cable.
Figure 5-21 H-M0N-012 Infrared Monitoring Cable
Table 5-32 describes the connection of H-MON-012 infrared monitoring cable.
Table 5-32 Connection of H-MON-012 Infrared Monitoring Cable
H-M0N-012 H-MON-025: B1 Infrared microwave Infrared monitoring

sensor
5.2.9.4 H-MON-013 Smog Monitoring Cable

Figure 5-22 shows H-MON-013 smog monitoring cable.
Figure 5-22 H-MON-013 Smog Monitoring Cable
Table 5-33 describes the connection of H-MON-013 smog monitoring cable.
Table 5-33 Connection of H-MON-013 Smog Monitoring Cable
H-M0N-013 H-MON-025: B3 Fog sensor Monitors the smog
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5.2.9.5 H-MON-014 Humidity Monitoring Cable

Figure 5-23 shows H-MON-014 humidity monitoring cable.
Figure 5-23 H-MON-014 Humidity Monitoring Cable
Table 5-34 describes the connection of H-MON-014 humidity monitoring cable.
Table 5-34 Connection of H-MON-014 Humidity Monitoring Cable
H-MON-014 H-MON-025: B2 Temperature/Humidity Monitors the humidity

Sensor
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Chapter 6
Descriptions of the
Configuration of the 485
Communication Port on the
PDU
Description
A PDU consists of a PDUM and a PDUB. The PDUM is on the front panel the of the PDU.
The PDUB is on the rear panel of the PDU. The PDUM and PDUB are connected through
two 34-core busbars.
The PDUB provides interfaces for the external temperature and humidity sensor, power
input, door access control, lightning protection, fan monitoring and 485 communication.
The signals are connected to the PDUM through 34-core busbars. When the 485
communication function is tested on site, the jumper and rack configuration DIP switch
should be set carefully on the PDUM and the cascade cables should be connected
carefully, or the communication may be disconnected.
For the positions of the 485 jumper, rack configuration DIP switch and voltage type DIP
switch on the PDUM, see Figure 6-1.
Figure 6-1 Positions of 485 Jumper and DIP Switch
1. 485 jumper 2. Rack configuration DIP 3. Voltage type DIP switch

switch
6-1

Note:
If the voltage type DIP switch is set to 1010, it indicates that the voltage type is 60 V DC.
If the DIP switch is set to other values, the voltage type is 48 V DC.
The following needs to be configured on the PDUM.

1. 485 jumper
The 485 jumper has five rows of two-pin jumper blocks, which are 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8
and 9-10 from left to right, see Figure 6-2.
Figure 6-2 485 Jumper
2. Rack configuration DIP switch

For the rack configuration DIP switch, see Figure 6-3.
Figure 6-3 Rack Configuration DIP Switch
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Chapter 6 Descriptions of the Configuration of the 485 Communication Port on the PDU
Scenario One: One Rack

1. PDUM configuration
In the case of one rack, for the configuration of the 485 jumper and rack configuration
DIP switch on the PDUM, see .
Configuration of the 485 Jumper and Rack Configuration DIP Switch in the Case of
One Rack
1. It is 0 if the DIP switch

is on the ON side.
2. PDUB configuration
The PDUB has two RS485 ports (RS485 (IN) and RS485 (OUT)). Select the RS485
(IN) or RS485 (OUT) port and connect the port to the EGBS RS485 interface with a
network cable.
Scenario Two: Multiple Racks

1. PDUM configuration
In case of multiple racks, for the configurations of the 485 jumpers and rack
configuration DIP switches on the PDUMs of each rack, see Figure 6-4.
6-3

Figure 6-4 Configurations of the 485 Jumpers and Rack Configuration DIP Switches
in the Case of Multiple Racks
2. PDUB configuration
The 485 cables on the PDUBs should be connected in the following way:
l For the two RS485 ports on the first rack, the RS485 (IN) on the left should be
connected to the RS485 port on the EGBS board and the RS485 (OUT) port
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should be connected to the PDUB RS485 (IN) port on the second rack with a
cascade cable.
l The RS485 (OUT) port of the second rack should be connected to the PDUB
RS485 (IN) port on the third rack.
l The rest should be connected similarly.
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Figures
Figure 1-1 Cabinet Dimensions................................................................................. 1-2
Figure 2-1 Cabinet Structure..................................................................................... 2-1
Figure 2-2 Cabinet Top Structure .............................................................................. 2-2
Figure 2-3 Front/Rear Door Structure........................................................................ 2-3
Figure 2-4 Side Door ................................................................................................ 2-4
Figure 2-5 Service Subrack Hierarchy....................................................................... 2-5
Figure 3-1 Power Distribution Subrack Structure....................................................... 3-2
Figure 3-2 Power Distribution Subrack Structure (Front Panel) ................................. 3-2
Figure 3-3 Power Distribution Subrack Structure (Rear Panel) .................................. 3-2
Figure 3-4 Ventilation Subrack Structure ................................................................... 3-7
Figure 3-5 Working Principles of Ventilation Subrack ................................................ 3-8
Figure 3-6 Service Subrack Structure (Front View) ................................................... 3-9
Figure 3-7 Service Subrack Structure (Rear View) .................................................. 3-10
Figure 3-8 Service Subrack Cross Section Diagram................................................ 3-10
Figure 3-9 Front Fan Subrack Structure .................................................................. 3-12
Figure 3-10 Rear Fan Subrack Structure................................................................. 3-12
Figure 3-11 Fan Subrack Structure (Front View) ..................................................... 3-12
Figure 3-12 Fan Subrack Structure (Rear View)...................................................... 3-13
Figure 3-13 Structure of Power Box ........................................................................ 3-15
Figure 4-1 Structure of Board Assembly.................................................................... 4-1
Figure 4-2 Front Board Structure .............................................................................. 4-2
Figure 4-3 Structure of the UMP Panel ..................................................................... 4-3
Figure 4-4 Structure of the UMP1b Panel.................................................................. 4-5
Figure 4-5 UMP1c Panel........................................................................................... 4-6
Figure 4-6 UMP1d Panel .......................................................................................... 4-8
Figure 4-7 Structure of the USP Panel ...................................................................... 4-9
Figure 4-8 Structure of the USP2a Panel ................................................................ 4-10
Figure 4-9 USP1b Panel ......................................................................................... 4-11
Figure 4-10 Rear Board Structure ........................................................................... 4-13
Figure 4-11 Structure of the EAPB Panel ................................................................ 4-13
Figure 4-12 Structure of the EAPB1b Panel ............................................................ 4-15
Figure 4-13 Structure of the EDTA Panel ................................................................ 4-16

Figure 4-14 Structure of the EDTA1b Board ............................................................ 4-17

Figure 4-15 Structure of EDTI Panel ....................................................................... 4-18
Figure 4-16 Structure of the EDTI2a Panel ............................................................. 4-20
Figure 4-17 Structure of the EGBS Panel................................................................ 4-21
Figure 4-18 Structure of the EGBS2a Panel............................................................ 4-23
Figure 4-19 Structure of the EGFS Panel................................................................ 4-26
Figure 4-20 Structure of the EXFS1a Panel ............................................................ 4-29
Figure 4-21 Structure of the EGPB Panel................................................................ 4-31
Figure 4-22 Structure of the EGPB2a Panel............................................................ 4-33
Figure 4-23 Structure of the EGPB2c Panel ............................................................ 4-35
Figure 4-24 EGPB2d Panel..................................................................................... 4-37
Figure 4-25 EGPB2e Panel..................................................................................... 4-38
Figure 4-26 Structure of the ESDTA Panel .............................................................. 4-39
Figure 4-27 Structure of the ESDTA1b Panel .......................................................... 4-40
Figure 4-28 Structure of the ESDTI Panel ............................................................... 4-42
Figure 4-29 Structure of the ESDTI2a Panel ........................................................... 4-43
Figure 4-30 Structure of the EXGB1a Panel............................................................ 4-45
Figure 4-31 Structure of the EXGB1b Panel............................................................ 4-46
Figure 4-32 Structure of the EMPR Panel ............................................................... 4-48
Figure 4-33 Structure of the EMPR1b Panel ........................................................... 4-48
Figure 5-1 Interior -48 V Power Cable....................................................................... 5-2
Figure 5-2 Interior -48 V RTN Power Cable............................................................... 5-2
Figure 5-3 Grounding Cable for Service Subrack ...................................................... 5-2
Figure 5-4 Cabinet Door Grounding Cable ................................................................ 5-3
Figure 5-5 Grounding Cable for PDU ........................................................................ 5-3
Figure 5-6 Media Plane Interconnection Fiber/Cable................................................. 5-3
Figure 5-7 Control Plane Interconnection Cable........................................................ 5-4
Figure 5-8 Line Reference Clock Cable .................................................................... 5-4
Figure 5-9 Inter-Shelf Clock Cable ............................................................................ 5-4
Figure 5-10 PD485 Monitoring Cable ........................................................................ 5-5
Figure 5-11 Exterior -48 V Power Cable .................................................................... 5-6
Figure 5-12 Exterior -48 V RTN Power Cable............................................................ 5-6
Figure 5-13 Exterior Grounding Cable....................................................................... 5-7
Figure 5-14 Interface Fiber........................................................................................ 5-7
Figure 5-15 Interface Network Cable......................................................................... 5-8
II

Figures
Figure 5-16 Interface E1/T1 Cable ............................................................................ 5-8

Figure 5-17 OMC Network Cable ............................................................................ 5-21
Figure 5-18 BITS Reference Clock Cable ............................................................... 5-21
Figure 5-19 H-MON-024 door access monitoring cable........................................... 5-22
Figure 5-20 H-MON-025 Cable ............................................................................... 5-23
Figure 5-21 H-M0N-012 Infrared Monitoring Cable.................................................. 5-24
Figure 5-22 H-MON-013 Smog Monitoring Cable.................................................... 5-24
Figure 5-23 H-MON-014 Humidity Monitoring Cable ............................................... 5-25
Figure 6-1 Positions of 485 Jumper and DIP Switch.................................................. 6-1
Figure 6-2 485 Jumper.............................................................................................. 6-2
Figure 6-3 Rack Configuration DIP Switch ................................................................ 6-2
Figure 6-4 Configurations of the 485 Jumpers and Rack Configuration DIP
Switches in the Case of Multiple Racks................................................... 6-4
III

Figures
IV

Tables
Table 2-1 Cabinet Configuration................................................................................ 2-5
Table 3-1 Power Distribution Subrack Indicators ....................................................... 3-3
Table 3-2 Power Distribution Subrack Switches ........................................................ 3-3
Table 3-3 Power Distribution Subrack Interfaces ....................................................... 3-4
Table 3-4 Service Subrack Technical Parameters ................................................... 3-11
Table 3-5 Fan Subrack Indicators............................................................................ 3-14
Table 3-6 Fan Subrack Technical Parameters ......................................................... 3-14
Table 3-7 ECDM Indicators ..................................................................................... 3-15
Table 3-8 ECDM Jumpers ....................................................................................... 3-15
Table 4-1 UMP Panel Indicators................................................................................ 4-3
Table 4-2 UMP Panel Buttons ................................................................................... 4-4
Table 4-3 UMP Panel Interfaces................................................................................ 4-4
Table 4-4 UMP1b Panel Indicators ............................................................................ 4-5
Table 4-5 UMP1b Panel Buttons ............................................................................... 4-5
Table 4-6 UMP1b Panel Interfaces............................................................................ 4-5
Table 4-7 UMP1c Panel Indicators ............................................................................ 4-6
Table 4-8 UMP1c Panel Button ................................................................................. 4-7
Table 4-9 UMP1c Panel Interfaces ............................................................................ 4-7
Table 4-10 UMP1d Panel Indicators .......................................................................... 4-8
Table 4-11 UMP1d Panel Button ............................................................................... 4-8
Table 4-12 UMP1d Panel Interfaces.......................................................................... 4-9
Table 4-13 USP Panel Buttons.................................................................................. 4-9
Table 4-14 UMP Panel Interfaces............................................................................ 4-10
Table 4-15 USP2a Panel Buttons............................................................................ 4-10
Table 4-16 UMP2a Panel Interfaces........................................................................ 4-11
Table 4-17 USP1b Panel Button.............................................................................. 4-12
Table 4-18 USP1b Panel Interfaces ........................................................................ 4-12
Table 4-19 EAPB Panel Indicators .......................................................................... 4-14
Table 4-20 EAPB Panel Buttons.............................................................................. 4-14
Table 4-21 EAPB Panel Interfaces .......................................................................... 4-14
Table 4-22 EAPB1b Panel Indicators ...................................................................... 4-15
Table 4-23 EAPB1b Panel Buttons.......................................................................... 4-15

Table 4-24 EAPB1b Panel Interfaces ...................................................................... 4-15

Table 4-25 EDTA Panel Buttons.............................................................................. 4-16
Table 4-26 EDTA Panel Interfaces .......................................................................... 4-17
Table 4-27 EDTA1b Panel Buttons .......................................................................... 4-18
Table 4-28 EDTA1b Panel Interfaces ...................................................................... 4-18
Table 4-29 EDTI Panel Buttons ............................................................................... 4-19
Table 4-30 EDTI Panel Interfaces ........................................................................... 4-19
Table 4-31 EDTI2a Panel Buttons ........................................................................... 4-20
Table 4-32 EDTI2a Panel Interfaces........................................................................ 4-20
Table 4-33 EGBS Panel Indicators .......................................................................... 4-21
Table 4-34 EGBS Panel Buttons ............................................................................. 4-22
Table 4-35 EGBS Panel Interfaces.......................................................................... 4-22
Table 4-36 EGBS2a Panel Indicators ...................................................................... 4-24
Table 4-37 EGBS2a Panel Buttons ......................................................................... 4-24
Table 4-38 EGBS2a Panel Interfaces...................................................................... 4-25
Table 4-39 EGFS Panel Indicators .......................................................................... 4-26
Table 4-40 EGFS Panel Buttons ............................................................................. 4-27
Table 4-41 EGFS Panel Interfaces .......................................................................... 4-27
Table 4-42 EXFS1a Panel Indicators....................................................................... 4-29
Table 4-43 EXFS1a Panel Buttons .......................................................................... 4-30
Table 4-44 EXFS1a Panel Interfaces ...................................................................... 4-30
Table 4-45 EGPB Panel Indicators .......................................................................... 4-32
Table 4-46 EGPB Panel Buttons ............................................................................. 4-32
Table 4-47 EGPB Panel Interfaces.......................................................................... 4-32
Table 4-48 EGPB2a Panel Indicators ...................................................................... 4-33
Table 4-49 EGPB2a Panel Buttons ......................................................................... 4-33
Table 4-50 EGPB2a Panel Interfaces...................................................................... 4-34
Table 4-51 EGPB2c Panel Indicators ...................................................................... 4-35
Table 4-52 EGPB2c Panel Buttons ......................................................................... 4-35
Table 4-53 EGPB2c Panel Interfaces ...................................................................... 4-36
Table 4-54 EGPB2d Panel Buttons ......................................................................... 4-37
Table 4-55 EGPB2d Panel Interfaces...................................................................... 4-37
Table 4-56 EGPB2e Panel Buttons ......................................................................... 4-38
Table 4-57 EGPB2e Panel Interfaces...................................................................... 4-38
Table 4-58 ESDTA Panel Indicators ........................................................................ 4-39
VI

Tables
Table 4-59 ESDTA Panel Buttons ........................................................................... 4-40

Table 4-60 ESDTA Panel Interfaces ........................................................................ 4-40
Table 4-61 ESDTA1b Panel Indicators .................................................................... 4-41
Table 4-62 ESDTA1b Panel Buttons........................................................................ 4-41
Table 4-63 ESDTA1b Panel Interfaces .................................................................... 4-41
Table 4-64 ESDTI Panel Indicators ......................................................................... 4-42
Table 4-65 ESDTI Panel Buttons............................................................................. 4-42
Table 4-66 ESDTI Panel Interfaces ......................................................................... 4-43
Table 4-67 ESDTI2a Panel Indicators ..................................................................... 4-43
Table 4-68 ESDTI2a Panel Buttons......................................................................... 4-44
Table 4-69 ESDTI2a Panel Interfaces ..................................................................... 4-44
Table 4-70 EXGB1a Panel Indicators ...................................................................... 4-45
Table 4-71 EXGB1a Panel Buttons ......................................................................... 4-45
Table 4-72 EXGB1a Panel Interfaces...................................................................... 4-45
Table 4-73 EXGB1b Panel Indicators ...................................................................... 4-46
Table 4-74 EXGB1b Panel Buttons ......................................................................... 4-47
Table 4-75 EXGB1b Panel Interfaces...................................................................... 4-47
Table 4-76 EMPR Panel Interfaces ......................................................................... 4-48
Table 4-77 EMPR1b Panel Interfaces ..................................................................... 4-49
Table 4-78 Common Indicators ............................................................................... 4-49
Table 4-79 Board Indicator Status ........................................................................... 4-50
Table 4-80 ACT Indicator Descriptions .................................................................... 4-50
Table 4-81 HOST Indicator Descriptions ................................................................. 4-51
Table 4-82 H/S Indicator Descriptions ..................................................................... 4-52
Table 4-83 OK, OOS and H/S Combination Status Descriptions.............................. 4-52
Table 5-1 Internal Cables .......................................................................................... 5-1
Table 5-2 Connection of Interior -48 V Power Cable.................................................. 5-2
Table 5-3 Connection of Interior -48 V RTN Power Cable.......................................... 5-2
Table 5-4 Connection of Grounding Cable for Service Subrack ................................. 5-2
Table 5-5 Connection of Cabinet Door Grounding Cable ........................................... 5-3
Table 5-6 Connection of Grounding Cable for PDU ................................................... 5-3
Table 5-7 Connection of Media Plane Interconnection Fibers/Cables ........................ 5-3
Table 5-8 Connection of Control Plane Interconnection Cables ................................. 5-4
Table 5-9 Connection of Line Reference Clock Cables.............................................. 5-4
Table 5-10 Connection of Inter-Shelf Clock Cables ................................................... 5-5
VII

Table 5-11 Connection of PD485 Monitoring Cables ................................................. 5-5

Table 5-12 External Cables ....................................................................................... 5-5
Table 5-13 Connection of Exterior -48 V Power Cable............................................... 5-6
Table 5-14 Connection of Exterior -48 V RTN Power Cable....................................... 5-7
Table 5-15 Connection of Exterior Grounding Cable.................................................. 5-7
Table 5-16 Connection of Interface Fibers................................................................. 5-7
Table 5-17 Connection of Interface Network Cables.................................................. 5-8
Table 5-18 Connection of Interface E1/T1 Cables ..................................................... 5-8
Table 5-19 75 Ω E1 Cable Connection (E1-G0505-002 Cable 1)............................... 5-9
Table 5-20 75 Ω E1 Cable Connection (E1-G0505-002 Cable 2)............................... 5-9
Table 5-21 75 Ω E1 Cable Connection (E1-G0505-008) .......................................... 5-11
Table 5-22 120 Ω E1 Cable Connection (E1-G0505-004 Cable 1) ........................... 5-13
Table 5-23 120 Ω E1 Cable Connection (E1-G0505-004 Cable 2) ........................... 5-13
Table 5-24 120 Ω E1 Cable Connection (E1-G0505-010) ........................................ 5-15
Table 5-25 100 Ω T1 Cable Connection (T1-G0505-002 Cable 1) ........................... 5-17
Table 5-26 100 Ω T1 Cable Connection (T1-G0505-002 Cable 2) ........................... 5-17
Table 5-27 100 Ω T1 Cable Connection (T1-G0505-003) ........................................ 5-19
Table 5-28 Connection of OMC Network Cables ..................................................... 5-21
Table 5-29 Connection of BITS Reference Clock Cables......................................... 5-21
Table 5-30 Connection of H-MON-024 Door Access Monitoring Cable .................... 5-22
Table 5-31 Connection of H-MON-025 Environment Monitoring Cable .................... 5-24
Table 5-32 Connection of H-MON-012 Infrared Monitoring Cable............................ 5-24
Table 5-33 Connection of H-MON-013 Smog Monitoring Cable............................... 5-24
Table 5-34 Connection of H-MON-014 Humidity Monitoring Cable .......................... 5-25
VIII

Glossary
ATCA
- Advanced Telecommunications Computing Architecture
ATM
- Asynchronous Transfer Mode
BETC
- Backplane of ETCA Control
CMM
- Chassis Management Module
CMP
- Common signaling MP
CS
- Circuit Switched
DB9
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DIP
- Dependency-Inversion Principle
DMP
- Dedicated signaling MP
EAPB
- Enhanced ATM Process Board
EAPB1b
ECMM
- ETCA Chassis Management Module
EDTA
- Enhanced Digital Trunk Board ATM version
EDTA1b
- Enhanced Digital Trunk Board ATM version 1b
EDTI
- Enhanced Digital Trunk board IP version
EDTI2a
- Enhanced Digital Trunk board IP version 2a
EDTT
- Enhanced Digital Trunk Board TDM Version
EDTT2a
- Enhanced Digital Trunk board TDM version 2a
IX

EGBS
- Enhanced GE BASE Switch Board
EGBS2a
- Enhanced GE Base Switch board 2a
EGFS
- Enhanced GE FABRIC Switch Board
EGPB
- Enhanced GE Process Board
EGPB2a
- Enhanced GE Process Board 2a
EGPB2c
- Enhanced GE Process Board 2c
EGPB2d
- Enhanced GE Process Board 2d
EGPB2e
- Enhanced GE Process Board 2e
EMPR
- ETCA Main Process Rear Board
EMPR1b
EMS
- Element Management System
EORS
- ETCA OMM Rear Sub-card
ESDTA
- Enhanced SDH Digital Trunk board ATM version
ESDTA1b
ESDTG
- Enhanced SDH Digital Trunk Board GSM Version
ESDTG2a
- Enhanced SDH Digital Trunk board GSM version 2a
ESDTI
- Enhanced SDH Digital Trunk board IP version
ESDTI2a
- Enhanced SDH Digital Trunk board IP version 2a
ESDTT
- Enhanced SDH Digital Trunk Board TDM Version
ESDTT2a
- Enhanced SDH Digital Trunk board TDM version 2a

Glossary
ETCA
- Enhanced ATCA
ETCB
- Enhanced TransCoder Board
EXCH
- Exchange
EXFS1a
- Enhanced XGE Fabric Switch board 1a
EXGB1a
- Enhanced XGE Process Board 1a
EXGB1b
- Enhanced XGE Process Board 1b
GE
- Gigabit Ethernet
GE
GPS
- Global Positioning System
HSPA
- High Speed Packet Access
IMA
- Inverse Multiplexing over ATM
IP
- Internet Protocol
IPv6
- Internet Protocol Version 6
LTE
- Long Term Evolution
ML-PPP
- Multilink-Point to Point Protocol
NE
- Network Element
OMC
- Operation & Maintenance Center
OMM
- Operation & Maintenance Module
OMP
- Operation & maintenance Main Processor
XI

PDU
- Power Distribution Unit
PDUB
- Backplane of PDU
PDUM
- PDU Monitor board
PE
- Protective Earth
PPP
- Point to Point Protocol
PS
- Packet Switched
RST
- Reset
RUP
- Rnc User plane Processor
SD
- Signal Degrade
SDH
- Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
STM
- Synchronous Transfer Mode
UMP
- Universal Management Process Board
UMP1b
- Universal Management Process board 1b
UMP1c
- Universal Management Process board 1c
UMP1d
- Universal Management Process board 1d
USB
- Universal Serial Bus
USP
- Universal Service Process Board
USP1b
- Universal Service Process board 1b
USP2a
- Universal Service Process board 2a
XII

Glossary
VGA
- Video Graphic Adapter
XIII

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Revision No. Revision Date Revision Reason

R1.1 2015–12–17 Add UMP Board.

R1.0 2015–04–23 Adds the following sections:

Serial Number: SJ-20141209142030-004

Publishing Date: 2015–12–17 (R1.1)

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Chapter 3 Subrack...................................................................................... 3-1

Chapter 4 Boards........................................................................................ 4-1

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Chapter 5 Cables ........................................................................................ 5-1

Chapter 6 Descriptions of the Configuration of the 485

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What Is in This Manual

Appendix A, Descriptions Descriptions of the Configuration of the 485 Communication Port on

Danger: indicates an imminently hazardous situation. Failure to comply can

Warning: indicates a potentially hazardous situation. Failure to comply can result

Caution: indicates a potentially hazardous situation. Failure to comply can result

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Figure 1-1 Cabinet Dimensions

Includes the rack, cabinet door, and subracks.

Include internal cables and external cables.

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2.1 Cabinet Structure

Figure 2-1 Cabinet Structure

1. Front Door 4. Rear Door 7. Bottom Frame

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Figure 2-2 Cabinet Top Structure

1. Rodent-resistent net 2. Cabinets combining plate 3. Grounding label

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Figure 2-3 Front/Rear Door Structure

1. Product nameplate 3. Fixing pin 6. Handle

l Figure 2-4 shows the structure of the cabinet's side door.

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Figure 2-4 Side Door

2.2 Cabinet Configuration

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Figure 2-5 Service Subrack Hierarchy

1. Shelf 1 (slave) 2. Shelf 2 (slave) 3. Shelf 3 (master)

Table 2-1 shows the ZXUR 9000 UMTS cabinet configuration.

Table 2-1 Cabinet Configuration

Name Layer Layer Height

Power distribution subrack Layer 1 3U

Ventilation panel Layer 2 1U

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Name Layer Layer Height

Service subrack Layer 3, 5, 7 11 U

Ventilation subrack Layer 4, 6 4U

Ventilation panel Layer 8 2U

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3.1 Power Distribution Subrack

Power Distribution Subrack Structure

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Figure 3-1 Power Distribution Subrack Structure

Figure 3-2 Power Distribution Subrack Structure (Front Panel)

1. Circuit breaker A 2. Circuit breaker B 3. Running/Alarm indicator

Figure 3-3 Power Distribution Subrack Structure (Rear Panel)

1. Monitoring cable 3. Power supply output

Power Distribution Subrack Indicators