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E.SHDSL Dual 2-Wire Repeater

239 SRU
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Issue Date: June 2015

Document P/N: 61225245G1-22D

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Stainless Steel Universal Housing Dual Cable (1-8) Unit Installation and Maintenance Practice
3192 Octal Line Power Unit Job Aid

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DESCRIPTION
The E. SHDSL Dual 2-Wire Repeater 239 SHDSL Regenerator Unit (239 SRU) provides two independent E.SHDSL 2Wire SRU devices in a 239 form factor. The 239 SRU installs
in pre-wired 239-sized outside plant (OSP) repeater
housings and apparatus cases. The 239 SRU Supports
SHDSL (192 Kbps - 2.3 Mbps) and E.SHDSL (192 Kbps 5.7Mbps) applications in accordance with ITU G.991.2.

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1/G2

Dip Switches

PWR

CUST

The 239 SRU has two dip switches (illustrated to the

right) on the side of the repeater. Refer to the table below
for a description of the switches.

ON

ON

DRY

NOTE
LP1-A
LP1-B

Switch

Description

PWR/DRY

The ON or PWR position spans power to the next loop segments. The DRY position disables span powering to the next
loop segments.

NET/CUST

The ON or CUST position provisions the device

(P/N 1225245G2) to be powered from an LPU located at the customer site. The NET position provisions the device
(P/N 1225245G1) to be powered from an LPU located at the network site.

LP2-A
LP2-B

LL RL
(Y) (G)

Description

P/N

CLEI

E.SHDSL Dual 2-Wire Repeater 239 (CO)

1225245G1

BVL3AHGD _ _

E.SHDSL Dual 2-Wire Repeater 239 (CUST)

1225245G2

BVL3AX9D _ _

INSTALLATION
Before installation, inspect the 239 SRU. If damage has occurred during
shipping, file a claim with the carrier, and then contact ADTRAN
Customer Support. For more information, refer to Warranty.
Install the 239 SRU by completing the following steps:
1. Set the dip switches to configure the 239 SRU for the installed location in the circuit. Refer to Dip Switches below for details.

Front Panels LEDs

When the 239 SRU first powers up it performs self-tests. Once the power
up self-tests are complete, the status LEDs will reflect the true state of the
hardware.
Label

Status

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B

2. Insert the 239 SRU into a slot in a 239 Repeater Housing. Refer to the
table below for a list and description of recommended 239 SRU
Repeater Housings.
Description

SRU
Capacity

ADTRAN
(1150058L1/L2)

8-slot Air Stub

8 (1)

SPC/ADC
Radiator II

16-slot Gel/Air
Stub

SPC
CoolMaster

24-slot Gel/Air
Stub

NET

These switches determine device startup behavior and will not change
device functionality while the 239 SRU is operational.

An extended reach E.SHDSL service can be provided

consisting of up to four 239 SRUs per loop and powered by an
ADTRAN 3192 Octal LPU (P/N 1181504G1) or up to eight 239
SRUs (four P/N 1225245G1s; and four 1225245G2s) per loop
when powered by an ADTRAN 3192 Octal LPU
(P/N 1181504G1) from both ends of the loop. This document
supports the following versions of the E.SHDSL Dual 2-Wire
Repeater (239 SRU).

Company

CLEI Code

Material

DDMOEE01_ _
DDMOFE01_ _

Stainless Steel

16 (2)

N/A

Stainless Steel

24

N/A

Aluminum

1. CAUTION: ADTRAN recommends deploying only four repeaters due to power

dissipation requirements.
2. CAUTION: ADTRAN recommends deploying only eight repeaters due to power
dissipation requirements.

LL(Y)/RL(G)

Description

Off
Green
Green Flashing
Yellow Flashing
Yellow

Red
Red Flashing

No span power on the SHDSL loop

SHDSL loop is trained
SHDSL loop is training
Firmware is loading
Ground fault or short detected on the loop
segment
SHDSL loop is down
SHDSL loop is handshaking

Off

This LED is not currently supported

NOTE
SHDSL loopback tests are not supported on loops with installed 239
SRU(s).

Card Edge Pin Assignments

The illustrations below display the Card Edge Pin Assignments.

P/N 1225245G1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

GND
NC
LP1-B Ring
LP1-B Tip
LP1-A Ring (Power In)
LP1-A Tip (Power In)
NC
LP2-A Ring (Power In)
LP2-A Tip
(Power In)
GND
LP2-B Ring
LP2-B Tip

P/N 1225245G2

Loop 1

Loop 2

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

GND
NC
LP1-B Ring (Power In)
LP1-B Tip (Power In)
LP1-A Ring
LP1-A Tip
NC
LP2-A Ring
LP2-A Tip
GND
LP2-B Ring (Power In)
LP2-B Tip (Power In)

Loop 1

Loop 2

DEPLOYMENT APPLICATIONS
The maximum distance achievable with the 239 SRU is dependant on the total distance in the loop powering segments. The table below provides single
gauge cable powering guidelines with the assumption that both pairs are powering the 239 SRUs. Each row details the maximum loop length allowed
between 239 SRUs to adequately power the full span at the specified rates. A Typical Application is illustrated below using the 239 SRU. The typical
deployment uses an ADTRAN 3192 Octal LPU at the Central Office (CO) and uses up to four 239 SRUs (P/N 1225245G1) to reach the customer site. The
illustration below the Typical Application is a Maximum Reach Application using eight 239 SRUs with Octal LPUs at both the CO and Customer sites.

NOTE
The default configuration for the Maximum Reach Application uses the 239 SRU (P/N 1225245G1) at the CO-powered locations, and the 239 SRU
(P/N 122545G2) at the CUST-powered locations.
The Maximum Reach Application can still use the 239 SRU (P/N 1225245G1) for the entire loop, but the wiring for the back powered repeaters will
need to be reversed for a successful deployment.

4 Repeaters

Maximum Total Distance

Rate

24 AWG

26 AWG

24 AWG

26 AWG

24 AWG

26 AWG

2.5 Mbps (40 DS0s)

200

8 kft

5 kft

40 kft1

25 kft1

72 kft2

45 kft2

> 2.5 Mbps (40 DS0s)

160

6 kft

4 kft

30 kft1

20 kft1

54 kft2

36 kft2

2 Mbps (32 DS0s)

360

14 kft

9 kft

kft3

kft3

kft4

63 kft4

3 Repeaters
1.
2.
3.
4.

Maximum Distance Per

Segment

Maximum
Segment
Resistance

Number of SRUs
(per LPU)

One LPU

56

Two LPUs

36

98

One LPU, 5 Segments (4 powered, 1 dry)

Two LPUs, 9 Segments (8 powered, 1 dry)
One LPU, 4 Segments (3 powered, 1 dry)
Two LPUs, 7 Segments (6 powered, 1 dry)

Typical Application
(CO Powered)
Dip Switch Settings

Central Office
Total Access 5000

Note: For proper operation, the final segment of a span

should always be set to DRY.

Customer Site

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LTU

239 SRU

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

A
LP1-A
LP1-B

LP2-A

LP2-B

LP2-A

LP2-B

LOOP 2

LL RL
(Y) (G)

SRU3

SRU2

SRU1

LP2-B

LL RL
(Y) (G)

NTU
LOOP 1

LP2-A

LP2-B

LL RL
(Y) (G)

CRAFT

LP1-A
LP1-B

LL RL
(Y) (G)

NetVanta 838
1200633
ACO

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B

LPU

SHDSL

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

B
LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A

LOOP 2

LOOP 1

LINE

LINE

LINE

SUPPLY

SUPPLY

LINE

SUPPLY

SUPPLY

DSL IN PORTS 1-4 (BOTTOM), PORTS 5-8 (TOP)

1181504G1

DRY
NET

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

A
OCTAL LPU
5

PWR
NET

PWR
NET

PWR
NET

MODEL
FF-3

SRU4

P/N 1225245G1

Maximum Reach Application

(Central Office Powered and Customer Powered)

Central Office
Total Access 5000

Customer Site

Dip Switch Settings

Note: In the segment where the separately powered spans join, both SRUs are
set to DRY. Do not enable powering on this middle segment.

1187921L1

NetVanta 838
ETH

LOOP STATUS
1

SHDSL

NetVanta 838
1200633
ACO

PWR
NET
CLASS 2
324A

LTU

LOOP 1
LOOP 2

8 Loops

LOOP 3
OCTAL LPU

LPU

LOOP 4

LINE

LINE

LINE

SUPPLY

DSL IN PORTS 1-4 (BOTTOM), PORTS 5-8 (TOP)

SUPPLY

LINE

1181504G1

SUPPLY

SUPPLY

PWR
NET

PWR
NET

LOOP 5
LOOP 6
LOOP 7
LOOP 8

A
A

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B

B
B

A
A

LL RL
(Y) (G)

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B

B
B

A
A

239 SRU

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B

B
B

A
A

239 SRU

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B
LL RL
(Y) (G)

A
A

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B

A
A

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B
LL RL
(Y) (G)

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B

B
B

A
A

B
B

A
A

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B

B
B

A
A

DRY
CUST

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B

B
B

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B

A
A

B
B

A
A

PWR
CUST

A
A

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B

LL RL
(Y) (G)

239 SRU

1225245G1

LP1-A

LP1-B

LP2-A
LP2-B

LL RL
(Y) (G)

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B

A
A

PWR
CUST

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B

A
A

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B

B
B

A
A

239 SRU

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B
LL RL
(Y) (G)

LP2-B

B
B

NTU

PWR
CUST

A
A

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B

B
B

A
A

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B

B
B

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B

LP2-B

B
B

B
B

LOOP 1

A B
A B

LOOP 3

A
A

A
A

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B

B
B

B
B

A B
A B
239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

LP1-A

LP1-B

LP2-A
LP2-B

A B
A B
239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B

LL RL
(Y) (G)

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

LL RL
(Y) (G)

LP1-A

LP1-B

LP2-A
LP2-B

LL RL
(Y) (G)

LOOP 2

8 Loops

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

LP1-A

LP1-B

LP2-A
LP2-B

LL RL
(Y) (G)

1225245G1

LL RL
(Y) (G)

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A

LL RL
(Y) (G)

A
A

1225245G1

LL RL
(Y) (G)

B
B

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

LL RL
(Y) (G)

SHDSL DUAL 2W

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A

LL RL
(Y) (G)

LL RL
(Y) (G)

A
A

1225245G1

B
B

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

LL RL
(Y) (G)

LL RL
(Y) (G)

A B
A B
SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

B
B

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

LL RL
(Y) (G)

LL RL
(Y) (G)

A
A

LP2-B

LL RL
(Y) (G)

B
B

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A

LL RL
(Y) (G)

A
A

1225245G1

LL RL
(Y) (G)

B
B

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

LL RL
(Y) (G)

B
B

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

LL RL
(Y) (G)

LL RL
(Y) (G)

SHDSL DUAL 2W

B
B

LL RL
(Y) (G)

A
A

LP2-B

LL RL
(Y) (G)

SHDSL DUAL 2W

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A

LL RL
(Y) (G)

A
A

1225245G1

LL RL
(Y) (G)

A
A

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

P/N 1225245G1

DRY
NET

MODEL
FF-3

LOOP 4

B
B

LOOP 5

A B
A B

LOOP 7

A
A

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

LP1-A
LP1-B
LP2-A
LP2-B
LL RL
(Y) (G)

OCTAL LPU
5

LOOP 6

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CRAFT

LPU

239 SRU

SHDSL DUAL 2W

1225245G1

LP1-A

LP1-B

LP2-A
LP2-B

LL RL
(Y) (G)

LOOP 8

P/N 12252451G2

61225245G1-22D

REPEATER POWERING TROUBLESHOOTING

The 1181504G1 Octal LPU has 16 front panel LEDs to indicate the status of the
powering pairs. The table below provides a description of the Fault Conditions
and recommended Corrective Actions associated with the LED Alarm Indications. Corrective Actions are implemented via CLI Commands. The section
following this table provides instructions for running the CLI Commands and
the expected output.

OCTAL LPU

LINE

LINE

LINE

SUPPLY

DSL IN PORTS 1-4 (BOTTOM), PORTS 5-8 (TOP)

SUPPLY

LINE

1181504G1

SUPPLY

SUPPLY

Label

Alarm Indication

Fault Condition

*Corrective Action

LPU 18
LINE

Continuous Yellow or

A short or ground fault exists

between the LPU and the first
repeater housing, or the first
repeater is wired incorrectly.

1. Verify wiring from the LPU is connected to the LP1-A and LP2-A ports (power in) on the first
repeater (see card edge pin assignments diagram and consult housing manual)
2. Run TSCAN from the endpoint (LTU/NTU) on the port that the LPU indicates has a fault.

LPU 18
LINE

Brief Yellow or Red -

A short or ground fault exists

on a segment after the first
repeater.

1. Run the topology CLI command to identify the repeater segment that indicates the fault.
2. Run the repeater-powering CLI command to the repeater associated with the identified segment.
3. Run TSCAN to the repeater on the identified segment.

LPU 18
LINE

Brief Red - clears immediately but reoccurs at

regular intervals.

An open circuit exists on one

of the powered segments in
the repeater span or the chosen rate and distance exceeds
the powering capabilities of
the LPU.

1. Run the repeater-powering CLI command to power the first repeater.

2. Run the topology CLI command to verify both ports train up to this repeater.
If either port status is Down for several minutes and never transitions to hs or train,
this port is the open circuit. Otherwise, repeat the above steps for each repeater in the span.
If the LPU overload condition occurs during these tests, this typically indicates the chosen
rate and distance exceeds the powering capabilities of the LPU.
If the last repeater in the span is powered up and all segments are trained, this indicates the
last repeaters power dip switch is not properly set to DRY.

If no fault conditions are indicated by the LPU but neither

port will train past a particular repeater in the span, this
can indicate an improper
power dip switch setting on
that repeater.

1. Use the repeater-powering CLI command to power all repeaters in the span.
If either port trains past the blocking repeater, then that repeaters power dip switch is
not properly set to PWR.

Red

clears immediately, and

does not return.

CLI TROUBLESHOOTING COMMANDS

The steps below provide the required CLI commands for each Corrective
Action procedure recommended in the preceding table. The commands
must be completed in the order of the above procedure. To begin, log into
the system connected to the 239 SRU.

Run Topology Command

NOTE
The repeater-powering and TSCAN test commands on the next
page utilize the following inputs:
The values <1-4> represent the repeater number in the targeted
circuit. Even though there may be up to 8 repeaters in the circuit,
only 4 can be powered from a single endpoint.
A time-out value of 0 means the time-out is disabled.

1. Access the Enable Prompt.

ChassisID>enable
2. Run the topology CLI command to find which repeater segment
indicates a fault. The Flt field at the bottom of each column
displays which segment is returning a fault.

ChassisID#show interfaces shdsl <shelf/slot/

port> circuit topology
Sample Output:

Top
ID
Ifc
SNR
LA
ES
SES
UAS
BSD
Flt

:LT------ R1 ------ R2 -->down

:2
1
1
:cst
net/cst
net/cst
:25
24/25
24/na
:1
1/0
0/na
:212
1/273
0/na
:1
0/22
0/na
:68
41/193
62/na
:bsd
ok/ok
ok/na
:na
none
short

61225245G1-22D

Run Repeater-Powering Command

1. Access the Application Prompt.

ChassisID#application
2. Run the repeater-powering CLI command to power up the
repeaters.

ChassisID(app)#test interface shdsl <shelf/slot/

port> repeater-powering <1-4> timeout <0-99999>
3. Run any required TSCAN tests from an endpoint or to a specific
segment.
4. After all test are completed on the selected repeater, disable the test
powering.

ChassisID(app)#no test interface shdsl <shelf/

slot/port> repeater-powering
5. Display the status of the circuit and its powering state.

ChassisID(app)#show test interface shdsl <shelf/

slot/port> repeater-powering

MAINTENANCE

Sample Output:

shdsl 1/8/8 is IS and Up

Repeater Powering State
Number of Repeaters to Power
Timeout
min
Time Remaining
min
SRU1 Discovered
SRU2 Discovered
SRU3 Discovered
SRU4 Discovered
Short Detected
Ground Fault Detected

:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:

manual
1
30
30
false
false
false
false
none
none

Run TSCAN from an Endpoint

The 239 SRU does not require routine hardware maintenance for normal
operation. ADTRAN does not recommend that repairs be attempted in
the field. Repair services may be obtained by returning the defective unit
to ADTRAN. Refer to the warranty for further information. Field support
for software is provided through upgrade facilities.

SPECIFICATIONS
Specifications for the 239 SRU are as follows:
Electrical
Operating voltage: 80 to 200 VDC
Maximum Rated Consumption and Heat Dissipation: 52.0 mA,
4.5 watts
Physical

1. Initiate the TSCAN test from an endpoint.

Height: 6.3 inches (16.0 centimeters)

ChassisID(app)#test interface shdsl <shelf/slot/

port> tscan

Width: 1.8 inches (4.6 centimeters)

Depth: 9.0 inches (22.9 centimeters)

2. Display the status of the TSCAN test.

ChassisID(app)#show test interface shdsl <shelf/

slot/port> tscan

Weight: 9.0 ounces (0.26 kilograms)

Environmental
Operational Temperature Range: 40C to +65C

Sample Output:

Storage Temperature Range: 40C to +85C

TSCAN Fault Location Results

Slot
: 8
Port
: 8
Segment
: LTU
Status
: DONE
Results
: Loop 1
Results from: Aug 17 2012 21:09:14
shdsl-good : yes
shdsl-diag : yes
fault
: open
dist
: 0 ft / 0 m
complete

Relative Humidity: up to 95%, noncondensing

SAFETY AND REGULATORY COMPLIANCE

Refer to the Safety and Regulatory Compliance Notice for this product
(P/N 61225245G1-17) for detailed safety and regulatory information.

Run TSCAN to a Specific Repeater Segment

1. Initiate the TSCAN test to a specific repeater segment. Replace the
# in sru# with the number of the segment to be tested.

ChassisID(app)#test interface shdsl <shelf/slot/

port> tscan sru#
2. Display the realtime status of the TSCAN test.

ChassisID(app)#show <shelf/slot/port> tscan sru#

realtime
Sample Output:

shdsl 1/8/8 is IS and

Element
Status
Last Test Completed
Fault
Distance
ft
Distance
m
Rate
DS0

Up
: sru1
: idle
:
: unknown
: 0
: 0
: 0

ADTRAN CUSTOMER CARE:

Warranty: ADTRAN will replace or repair this product within the warranty period if it does not
meet its published specifications or fails while in service. Warranty information can be
found online at www.adtran.com/warranty.
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registered trademarks, or trade names of their respective holders.
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