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A10&DSL D&T Group
ZXA10 C220 GPON System Structure
V1.1.2
PO_SS01_E1_P1
2Objectives Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
Understand System Structure and Working Theory of ZXA10 C220 Product.
Understand the Function of Each Board.
Understand the System Main Features.
Understand the System Networking and Application.
3Course Outline
ZXA10 C220 System Overview System Main Boards
System Key Features
System Networking & Application
4ZXA10 C220 Application Overview
OLT
IP Network
BAS
V5.2/H.248
FE/GE
PSTN/SS
CATV
CDN
PC
CATV
PHONE
IPTV
HOME GW
couplerFE/GE ONT
splitter
0 60KM
1550nm
1490nm 1310nm
ZXA10 C220
Triple Play voice, data, and video
5C220 Overview Dimensions: 265.9 mm 482.6 mm 353 mm (Height * Width
* Depth)
Weight: 30 kilograms when fully configured
Power consumption: typical power 550 watts; power when fully configured 2750 watts
Power supply: -48 V -38 V ~ -57 V
Line outlet: On the front panel
Operating temperature: -5C ~ 45C
Operating humidity: 5% ~ 95%
6Equipment Capacity 6 U.
vertical card plug-in and 14 slots
1.12 T bandwidth on the backplane, non-blocked internal switching.
40 GPON interfaces and 5120 ONTs support with 1:128 split ratio
7 Uplink Network Interface
10 GE,
GE/FE,
E1,T1
STM-1
8PON Port Single PON port supports 128 tributaries at maximum
Maximum transmission distance: 60 km
Downlink wavelength: 1490 nm, Uplink wavelength: 1310 nm
Video CATV wavelength: 1550 nm
9Course Outline
ZXA10 C220 System Overview
System Main Boards System Key Features
System Networking & Application
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ZXA10 C220 System Architecture
TFI Bus: TDM Fabric to Framer Interface Control Bus: Communication channel between line cards and switching core card Clock Bus: Give the unique clock to all the card in the system Data bus: n*GE/10G data bus
Ethernet Uplink
Card
GPON Line
Card
TDM Line
Card
EPON Line
Card
Switching core
Data Bus
TFI Bus
Clock Bus
Switching core
Control Bus
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ZXA10 C220 Backplane MB6UN
MB6UN is back outlet backplane.
Slots 1 is used for line cards.
Power cards are integrated in the MB6UN backplane.
MB6UF MB6UF is front outlet backplane.
slot 1 used for for power cards.
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MB6UN Backplane Slots Distribution
431 mm 240.65 mm (Length Width)
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MB6UN Relation of Slots and Boards
Supported Cards Slot Description
EIT1F,E1T2F and all line cards 2, 3 10 Gigabits uplink card and line card
All line cards except EIT1F, E1T2F 1,4 - 6 Line card
All line cards except EIT1F, E1T2F 9 - 14 Line card
GCSA,GCSD 7, 8 Control and switching card
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MB6UF Backplane Slots Distribution
431 mm 240.65 mm (Length Width)
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MB6UF Relation of Slots and Boards
Supported Cards Slot Description
PFF 1 power card
EIT1F,E1T2F and all line cards 2, 3 10 Gigabits uplink card and line card
All line cards except EIT1F, E1T2F 1 ,4- 6 Line card
All line cards except EIT1F, E1T2F 9 - 14 Line card
GCSA,GCSD 7, 8 Control and switching card
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Boards List
Functions Card Full Name Ports and Description
System control and switching
GCSA Control and Switch card type A
Two RJ-45 ports for console, network management and two clock signal ports for external clock signal in and out
GCSD Control and Switch card type D
Two RJ-45 ports for console, network management and two clock signal ports for external clock signal in and out
Ethernet uplink
EIG Ethernet interface card Four GE optical ports
EIGF 4 (FE) Ethernet optical interface cards Four GE/FE optical ports
EIGM Ethernet multi-interface card (GE)Two GE optical ports
Four 10/100/1000 Mbps electrical ports
EIT1F One 10 GE interface optical card One 10 GE optical port
EIT2F Double 10 GE interface optical card Double 10 GE optical port
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Boards List
Functions Card Full Name Ports and Description
CES uplink card
CL1ASingle port STM-1 optical interface circuit emulation card
One STM-1 optical interface
CE1BCircuit emulation E1 unbalance interface card - type B
32 (unbalanced) E1 ports
CE1BBCircuit emulation E1 balance interface card - type B
32 (balanced) E1 ports
CT1BBCircuit emulation T1 balance interface card - type B
32 (balanced) T1 ports
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Boards List
Functions Card Full Name Ports and Description
GPON card
GPTBB 2 Type B CentralOffice GPON card Two class B+ GPON ports
GPFAB 4 Type AB CentralOffice GPON card Four class B+ GPON ports
GPFAC 4 Type AC CentralOffice GPON card Four class C+ GPON ports
GPTCB 2 Type CB CentralOffice GPON card Two class B+ GPON ports
GPTCC 2 Type CC CentralOffice GPON card Two class C+ GPON ports
Power cards
PFR Back outlet powercard -
PFF Front outlet powercardOne power cable socket
One serial CSV port
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Control & Switch Card Control & Switch Card supports data, TDM, and clock signal
processing service flow. This card supports the following features and interfaces: Master and Slave protection mode
One external input clock interface
One output clock input interface
One network management interface (out-band)
One debug interface (RS-232)
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Control & Switch Card Control & Switch Card includes two types:GCSA and GCSD.
The differences between them are listed as follows:
GCSA GCSD
Switching Capacity 136 Gbit/s 320 Gbit/s
Service Interface 1G 2.5G, compatible with 1G
Line Cards GPTBB GPFAB, GPFAC, GPTCB,GPTCC
System EPON (mainly) GPON (mainly)
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GCSA Panel
LED Colors Description
RUN -Runing Staus LED: Green and flashingslowly every two seconds means thecard works normally.
MS Green Active LED: ON means the card is active. OFF means it is in standby mode.
ALM Red Alarm LED: ON means it works abnormally.
CALM -
Clock Alarm LED:OFF means clock is not configured. Green means clock input is normal. Red means external clock input is lost
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GCSD Panel
LED Colors Description
RUN -Runing Staus LED: Green and flashingslowly every two seconds means thecard works normally.
MS Green Active LED: ON means the card is active. OFF means it is in standby mode.
ALM Red Alarm LED: ON means it works abnormally.
CALM -
Clock Alarm LED:OFF means clock is not configured. Green means clock input is normal. Red means external clock input is lost
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GPON Card Provides GPON interfaces and one RST button to reset the
line card. This card is responsible for the TDM service flow. The ONT encapsulates the IP traffic to GEM frames. The GPON card receives these GEM frames and transports them to main control and switching card.
GPON line card has two modules: GPON MAC module
TM module
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GPON MAC Module GPON MAC module is responsible to complete all PON levels and
supports the following functions: G-PON TC (GTC) framing and deframing. G-PON Encapsulation Mode (GEM) framing and deframing. Mapping and demapping between the service packets and GEM frames,
GEM-based assembling and disassembling. Achieving normal operating of OLT status mechanism including ONU
registration and ranging as specified by G.984.3 regulations. Realizing the uplink ONU bandwidth allocation mechanism. Realizing the downlink data encryption and the downlink FEC. Realizing the transparent transmission of OMCI passage. Achieving OLT side alarm test as specified by G.984.3 regulations. Obtaining the performance statistics and bit errors on GEM packet sending
and receiving.
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TM Module GPON TM module provides the service level processing and
supports the following functions: Service forwarding with VLAN directly connecting and bridging.
VLAN processing.
Priority marking.
Flow classification and access listing.
Queue dispatching, uplink/downlink service and bandwidth management.
Multicast control with the SCB and ONU multicast modes.
Non-emulation TDM service processing.
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GPON Card
GPTBB GPTCB GPTCC GPFAB GPFAC
Ports 2 2 2 4 4
Standard ITU-TG984.2 B+ ITU-TG984.2 B+
ITU-TG984.2 C+
ITU-TG984.2 B+
ITU-TG984.2 C+
Control andSwitching Cards
GCSA GCSD GCSD GCSD GCSD
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GPTBB Board Panel
LED Color Description
RUN -Runing Staus LED: Green and flashingslowly every two seconds means thecard works normally.
ACTn Green
Interface LED: OFF means the links are not connected. ON means the links are connected. Flashing means the interfaces are transmitting data.
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GPFAB Board Panel
LED Color Description
RUN -Runing Staus LED: Green and flashingslowly every two seconds means thecard works normally.
ACTn Green
Interface LED: OFF means the links are not connected. ON means the links are connected. Flashing means the interfaces are transmitting data.
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GPFAC Board Panel
LED Color Description
RUN -Runing Staus LED: Green and flashingslowly every two seconds means thecard works normally.
ACTn Green
Interface LED: OFF means the links are not connected. ON means the links are connected. Flashing means the interfaces are transmitting data.
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GPTCB Board Panel
LED Color Description
RUN -Runing Staus LED: Green and flashingslowly every two seconds means thecard works normally.
ACTn Green
Interface LED: OFF means the links are not connected. ON means the links are connected. Flashing means the interfaces are transmitting data.
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GPTCC Board Panel
LED Color Description
RUN -Runing Staus LED: Green and flashingslowly every two seconds means thecard works normally.
ACTn Green
Interface LED: OFF means the links are not connected. ON means the links are connected. Flashing means the interfaces are transmitting data.
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Ethernet Uplink Boards: EIG
EIG card provides four GE optical interfaces.
LED Color Description
RUN -Runing Staus LED: Green and flashingslowly every two seconds means thecard works normally.
ACTn Green
Interface LED: OFF means the links are not connected. ON means the links are connected. Flashing means the interfaces are transmitting data.
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Ethernet Uplink Boards: EIGF EIGF card provides four GE/FE optical interfaces.
LED Color Description
RUN -Runing Staus LED: Green and flashingslowly every two seconds means thecard works normally.
ACTn Green
Interface LED: OFF means the links are not connected. ON means the links are connected. Flashing means the interfaces are transmitting data.
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Ethernet Uplink Boards: EIGM EIGM card provides two 1000 Mbps Ethernet optical
interfaces and four 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet electrical interfaces. Two optical interfaces work with electrical interfaces (interface
3 and 4) simultaneously.
The four electrical interfaces 1 through 4 work simultaneously.
LED Color Description
RUN -Runing Staus LED: Green and flashingslowly every two seconds means thecard works normally.
ACTn Green
Interface LED: OFF means the links are not connected. ON means the links are connected. Flashing means the interfaces are transmitting data.
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Ethernet Uplink Boards: E1T1F
EIT1F provides one 10 G XFP optical module interface including the following modules: 10 GE Physical Module
CPU Module
10 GE Optical Module
CPLD Module
Choice Module
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EIT1F Indicators
LED Color Description
RUN -Runing Staus LED: Green andflashing slowly every two secondsmeans the card works normally.
ACT Green Interface LED: OFF means the links are not connected. ON means the links are connected. Flashing means the interfaces are transmitting data..
WAN Green Module LED: ON means the card works under WAN module. OFF means the card works under LAN module.
LOS RedLOS LED: OFF means the optical signal input is normal. ON means optical interface LOI (low optical input), LOS.
ALM Red Alarm LED: ON means it works abnormally.
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Ethernet Uplink Boards: E1T2F
EIT1F provides one 10 G XFP optical module interface including the following modules: 10 GE Physical Module
CPU Module
10 GE Optical Module
CPLD Module
Choice Module
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EIT2F Indicators
LED Color Description
RUN -Runing Staus LED: Green andflashing slowly every two secondsmeans the card works normally.
ACTn Green Interface LED: OFF means the links are not connected. ON means the links are connected. Flashing means the interfaces are transmitting data..
WANn Green Module LED: ON means the card works under WAN module. OFF means the card works under LAN module.
LOSn RedLOS LED: OFF means the optical signal input is normal. ON means optical interface LOI (low optical input), LOS.
ALMn Red Alarm LED: ON means it works abnormally.
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CES Uplink Card: CL1A Card CL1A card is a SDH circuit emulation card that supports SDH
function in STM-1 lines. It connects the backplane with GE port to exchange the data.
CL1A card supports the following functions. Provide an external one STM-1 optical interface to converse and
recover from E1/T1 and E3/T3 Ethernt TDMoIP and vice versa.
Receive and recover the clock source on STM-1 optical line and report the alarm.
Complete part of SDH overhead processing on STM-1 optical line.
Provide a 1.25 G GE uplink port on the backplane.
Switch over active/standby services ports
Set up network management communication.
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CL1A Card Indicators
LED Color Description
RUN -Runing Staus LED: Green andflashing slowlyevery two seconds means the card worksnormally.
MAS Green Active LED: ON means the card is activeotherwise standby.
TX/RX -Interface LED: Green means the opticalmodule is on and normal. Red meansabnormal.
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CES Uplink Card:CE1B Card
CE1B is as E1 line card which connects the E1 lines. This card works in the CES mode. CE1B card is compliant with the MEF and IETF PWE3 standard.
This card provides 32 E1 ports with 75 unbalanced connections.
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CE1B Board Indicators
LED Colors Description
RUN -Runing Staus LED: Green and flashingslowly every two seconds means thecard works normally.
ALM -Alarm LED: OFF means the tributary is not configured. Green means the tributary is normal. Yellow means E1 line alarm.
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CES Uplink Card:CE1BB Card CE1BB is as E1 line card which connects the E1
lines. This card works in the CES mode. CE1BB card is compliant with the MEF and IETF PWE3 standard.
This card provides 32 E1 ports with 120 balanced connections.
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CE1BB Board Indicators
LED Colors Description
RUN -Runing Staus LED: Green and flashingslowly every two seconds means thecard works normally.
ALM -Alarm LED: OFF means the tributary is not configured. Green means the tributary is normal. Yellow means E1 line alarm.
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CES Uplink Card:CT1BB Card CE1BB is as T1 line card which connects the T1
lines. This card works in the CES mode. CT1BB card is compliant with the MEF and IETF PWE3 standard.
This card provides 32 T1 ports with 100 balanced connections.
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CT1BB Board Indicators
LED Colors Description
RUN -Runing Staus LED: Green and flashingslowly every two seconds means thecard works normally.
ALM -Alarm LED: OFF means the tributary is not configured. Green means the tributary is normal. Yellow means T1 line alarm.
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Power Card:PFR Card
PFR cards are ZXA10 C220 back outlet power cards
PFR cards perform corresponding filtering and protecting on the external -48V power to provide stable power.
PFR cards are integrated in the MB6UN backplane.
Power Requirements: 48 VDC (-57 V~ -40 V)
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Power Card:PFF Card PFF cards are ZXA10 C220 front outlet power cards.
PFF cards perform corresponding filtering and protecting on the external power to provide stable power.
PFF front panel provides power cable sockets and serial CSV ports.
PFF cards are applicable to MB6UF backplanes and front outlet shelves.
Power Requirements: 48 VDC (-57 V~ -40 V)
49
PFF Card Panel
LED Color Description
RUN -
Runing Staus LED :Greenmeans the power card isworking normally. Redmeans over-voltage orunder-voltage Alarm.
50
Course Outline
ZXA10 C200 System Overview
System Main Boards
System Key Features System Networking & Application
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ZXA10 C220 Capabilities 2.488Gb/s downstream and 1.244Gb/s upstream rate for GPON Maximum transmission distance 60KM, downlink wavelength 1490nm,
uplink wavelength 1310nm,CATV wavelength 1550nm Single PON port supports 128 branches 4K GEM ports and 1K T-CONTs per PON interface Supports DBA and FEC Supports Downstream encryption, and the encryption algorithm is
AES-128 Supports full alarm and PM as G.984.3 and G.984.4 Supports PON interface type B/C protection Supports TDM interface 1+1 protection Provides EPON access
52
ZXA10 C220 Service Features Voice VoIP
SIP , H.248 and MGCP
Data Ethernet/IP
Video Broadcast RF on wavelength 1550nm IPTV
IGMP snooping and Proxy/MVR 1024 multicast addresses Multicast is done by SCB (single copy broadcast) in the PON section
IPTV through Multimedia Session Control
T1/E1 transporting service through CES mode
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ZXA10 C220 L2/L3 Features
Line-rate Ethernet switching Automatic L2 MAC learning and aging MAC/IP Address binding IEEE 802.1P and 802.1q VLAN ONU multicast policy STP/RSTP/MSTP IGMP Snooping and IGMP Proxy VLAN Stacking 1:1 VLAN Smart QinQ IEEE 802.3x PAUSE Ingress Back Pressure and HOL
blocking prevention Ingress Rate control (including
Broadcast and Multicast rate limiting)
Route forwarding,8K unicast Entry, 12K LPM entry
ACL
IGMP v1,v2,V3
RIP v1,v2
OSPF v2
PIM/SM
BGP
IS-IS
PIM-SM Multicast Routing protocol
DHCP relay/server
Evolution to IPv6
L3 FeaturesL2 Features
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ZTE C220 QoS Guarantee
Supports 802.1p ,can provide 8 class of service.
Provides 8 queue in egress port with Max/min bandwidth shaping
Multiple queue schedule support: Strict-priority Round robin Weight round robin SP + weight
SLAs based on classification, SLAs parameter: CIR,EIR,MBS
Classification criteria: MAC source and destination IP source and destination address, TCP/UDP source and destination port Ether type, IP Protocol, VID
5 type T-CONT support: 1 Fixed 2 Assured 3 Non-Assured 4 Best Effort 5 All
Multi-GEM-Port map to T-CONT
802.1p map to GEM Port
ONTOLT
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Course Outline
ZXA10 C200 System Overview
System Main Boards
System Key Features
System Networking & Application
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ZXA10 C220 Application FTTH
FE/GE
Splitter
HomeSplitter
PC
PHONE
Home
PC
PHONE
PHONE
1490nm
SFU
NetNumenFE/GE
1310
nm13
10nm
ZXA10 C220
FE/GE
SFU
1550nm
1490nm
FE/GESplitter
CATV
CATV
Home Gateway/IAD
WIFI/BLUE
TOOTH
FE
POTS
POTSSFU
FE
POTS
POTS
POTS
SFU
HomeIP CoreNetwork
Softswitch
CATV
Internet
CDN
RF
Video Combiner
Input OutputInput
FE/GE
E1STM-1
PSTN/TDM
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ZXA10 C220 Application FTTO
ZXA10 C220
splitter
ZXNM01
IP Network
SSPSTN
PC
HUBSBU
Router
PC
IADSBU
PBXCommercial district
Enterprise
SS
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ZXA10 C220 Application FTTB/C
ONT
ONT
ONT
ONT
ONT
ONT
ONT
ONT
OLT
FE/GE
IP Network
SS/PSTNFE/GE/E1
Splitter
Splitter
Splitter
Splitter
Splitter
Splitter
Splitter
PC
IADMTU
PBX
PC
xDSL Modem
MDU
PBX
POTS
CATVRF
PCPOTS
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