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AnyMedia Line Access Gateway 4300: System Release Description

Release 1.24.20 CI - APPROVED December 23, 2004

AnyMedia Line Access Gateway 4300

System Release Description

for International
Release 1.24.20 CI (1.24.20.00)

Contents

1. Overview 2

2. Features 3

3. Deliverables 15

4. System Compatibility 16

5. Conversion Procedures 22

6. Turn-Up Procedure 23

7. Operational and Maintenance Procedures 24

8. Operating Notes and Issues 26

9. Lucent Contact Information 31

10. Glossary 32

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1. Overview
The purpose of this system release description is to provide information about the AnyMedia Line
Access Gateway 4300 narrowband part Release 1.24.20 CI and its related hardware and software.
Release 1.24.20 CI is intended to support Controlled Introduction (CI) operations but not a Volume
Launch (VL).

For more detailed information on the AnyMedia Line Access Gateway 4300 refer to the customer
documentation as listed in section 3.3. Customer Documentation on page 15. For the corresponding
broadband and IP part see section 4.1. AnyMedia Software Compatibility on page 16.

This document contains the following parts:

Features of the AnyMedia Line Access Gateway 4300 Release 1.24.20 CI and specific notes
about added functionality or changes compared to last release.
Deliverables Deliverable files for AnyMedia Line Access Gateway 4300 Release 1.24.20 CI.
System Compatibility Identifies the compatible hardware, firmware and software for the
Release 1.24.20 CI.
Conversion Procedures Recommended conversion procedures for Release 1.24.20 CI. If
there are multiple upgrade paths to this release, based on the previously supported release,
then there will be one recommended conversion procedure per upgrade path.
Turn-Up Procedures Recommended turn-up procedure for Release 1.24.20 CI which devi-
ates from the customer documentation.
Operations and Maintenance Procedure Commonly used procedures that will be useful dur-
ing the operations and maintenance of Release 1.24.20 CI. Only procedures not documented
in the customer documentation are listed.
Operating Issues Operating Issues that have been identified in Release 1.24.20 CI.
Lucent Contact Information
Glossary

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2. Features

NOTE:
Starting with this section all items in Bold are specifically new for Release 1.24.20 CI.

2.1. New features in Release 1.24.20 CI

2.1.1. New feature set compared to Release 1.14.3 GA and updates

This subsection provides a short overview of the new features and operational changes in Release
1.24.20 CI compared to Release 1.14.3 GA and its updates.

8-port ISDN BRA pack LPU508 (TCM line coding, Japan) + DCS network synchronization

This new 8-port ISDN BRA application pack with TCM line coding is specifically
designed for use in Japan. The following ISDN BRA services are supported: V5
Switched, Digital Leased Line and V5 Semi-permanent Leased Line services. This pack
needs a specific network synchronization signal, called DCS clock, which provides
also a 400 Hz reference synchronization. This clock signal can be provided to the pack
either via its application pack frontplate connector1 or via the system synchronization,
operating in the new DCS mode, to all LPU508 installed in the mainshelf.

IP subsystem support

The narrow-band system supports the IP subsystem R3.0 in the following areas:
Metallic Line Testing
The full set of subscriber line tests is also supported for the LPZ600 via the inte-
grated test application pack TAP10x, external test head and manual local test
access. In cooperation with the VoIP LPZ600 also a Talk To Subscriber test ses-
sion via VoIP call-in voice path is supported.
Application Pack supervision and alarming
All IP subsystem application packs are supervised and, in case of failure, also
alarmed via the narrow-band system.
1:N LPZ600 Port Protection
The 1:N Port Protection capability is also supported for the LPZ600 VoIP applica-
tion pack. Note that for 1:N port protection a CIU with, at least, the interchangebil-
ity code 2:8 is mandatory.

1. synchronization via frontplate connector not yet available in CI

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2-step system software download

This improvement decouples the software download from the software activation point
in time. With the 2-step system software download capability the whole network can be
prepared with new system software without actually activating the new software at
download time. The actual software activation can be performed e.g. at a point in time of
low traffic intensity of a specific network element or nearly simultaneously within the
whole network at the same point in time. This new 2-step download capability still sup-
ports a non-serving affecting software activation with automatic database evolution and
allows even in the prepared phase unrestricted configuration changes.

V5 protocol error logging

The V5 protocol error logging feature improves the maintenance and performance moni-
toring capabilities of the AnyMedia system. It helps to identify incompatibilities in the V5
protocol used between the local exchange an AnyMedia. Every V5 protocol error is
logged to a retrievable log of the system, split into 8 error categories, and identified with
one of 25 error types for easy error classification and detection. For better legibility the
important V5 message parameters are highlighted in the log. Beside that a pure mes-
sage dump of the errored V5 message is provided.

1:N subscriber port protection on LPZ641

The 1:N subscriber port protection allows to minimize the downtime of a single sub-
scriber line. A faulty port of the high-density 64-port POTS pack can be protected by this
feature without the need of an immediate dispatch to replace the pack. Without manual
interaction an existing subscriber line can be switched to a spare LPZ641 port circuitry
within the same mainshelf. This protection switch is possible on the same as well as
between different LPZ641 application packs. Once a protection switch is instructed it is
saved in the non-volatile system database and survives system/pack resets and Remove
& Re-insert maintenance actions until it is released again on demand. Note that for 1:N
port protection a CIU with, at least, the interchangebility code 2:8 is mandatory.

1:N subscriber port protection capable CIU DTP500

New CIU DTP500 versions are introduced. For the 1:N subscriber port protection feature
a CIU with, at least, the interchangebility code 2:8 is mandatory.

COMDAC COM521

This new COMDAC type supports two additional system syncronization modes: Com-
posite Clock and DCS synchronization. The latter is specifically needed for system clock
support of the LPU508 ISDN BRA application pack for Japan.

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Downloadable LPZ64x

With this release the LPZ64x POTS application packs support firmware download. Bun-
dled within the system software a new firmware can be automatically supplied to the
LPZ64x application packs. This download capability allows smooth and non-service
affecting upgrades to e.g. introduce new subscriber line co-efficients.

Improved V5 Traffic Statistics

The V5 Traffic Statistics of prior releases had an operating issue related to incorrect
accumulating of certain error counters of subscribers hosted in the Remote Terminal.
This release corrects this issue.

RFU523

If external earth-backed ringing is applied to the sytem the Ringing Filter Unit RFU523 is
needed in order to provide protection against transients on the internal ringing busses.
The protection is necessary if the length of the ringing cable is longer than 3 m
(unshielded) or longer than 10m (shielded). Installed in the cabinet distribution panel it
provides a single external ringing input connector and two output connectors towards
the AnyMedia LAG4300 shelf.

2.2. Supported Services

The following narrowband subscriber services are supported:

POTS Service (with or without Periodic Pulse Metering)
ISDN-BRA Service
Leased Line Service for POTS and ISDN-BRA via dedicated E1 network interface
Semi-Permanent Leased Line Service for POTS and ISDN-BRA via V5 network interface2
ISDN-PRA Service with V5.2 and S2M interface
ISDN-PRA Service with V3 and S2M interface
Digital Leased Lines (structured)3 up to 31 x 64 kbit/s4 via HDSL and/or SHDSL-Interface
Digital Leased Lines (unstructured, with or without network timing) 2.048 Mbit/s5 via HDSL and/
or SHDSL interface
Remote Terminal Service

2. Not supported via current NAVIS Element Manger Release 3.0 GA but via specific GSI
3. CRC4 on SHDSL interface provisionable to on/off , CRC4 on HDSL interface always on
4. kbit/s = kbps
5. Mbit/s = Mbps

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Supported in a mixed narrowband and broadband system:

ADSL over POTS service
ADSL over ISDN-BRA (4B3T) service
ADSL over ISDN-BRA (2B1Q) service

2.3. Supported External Interfaces

2.3.1. Network Interfaces

Physical interface
E1 (2.048 Mbit/s) interface with 120 Ohm / 75 Ohm6 impedance according to ITU G.703,
G.704 with
4 E1 ports per IO_E1 pack, 1:4 IO_E1 Pack Protection supported
4 E1 ports per LPS510 pack (only for unstructured leased line services)
Service Interface on IO_E1 pack ports
V5.1 and V5.2 switched and semi-permanent leased line services for narrowband PSTN
and ISDN
V5.x interface according to ETS 300 324, ETS 300 347 (1. Edition) and A1 (May-97) or
according to ETS 300 324, ETS 300 347 (2. Edition) provisionable per V5.x interface
V3 (V2M) switched services for ISDN PRA according to ETS 300 233 Edition 1
2.048 Mbit/s Nx64 kbit/s leased line services (N <= 31)
2.048 Mbit/s unstructured leased line services
Service Interface on LPS510 pack ports:
2.048 Mbit/s unstructured leased line services with clock transparency

2.3.2. System Timing Interfaces

Physical interface
E1 (2.048 Mbit/s) interface with 120 Ohm / 75 Ohm7 impedance or high impedance
(DOTS-clock) according to ITU G.703, G.704 on IO_E1 pack
2.048 MHz interface (T3) with 120 Ohm / 75 Ohm impedance according to ITU G.703 on
CIU
Service Interface

6. Either via Baluns at distribution frame or directly after jumper change on IO_E1 pack
7. Either via Baluns at distribution frame or directly after jumper change on IO_E1 pack

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V5.x or Leased Line 2.048 Mbit/s interface as reference signal

DOTS clock interface
T3 interface according to ITU G.703
Composite Clock BITS according to ITU G.703
DCS clock for Japan according to ITU G.703 section 4.2.2 and Appendix II

2.3.3. Interconnection Interface between mainshelf & ONU subshelf

Physical Interface
Point-to-Point 155 Mbit/s optical link
Single monomode fibre with optical wavelengths 1500nm downstream resp.1330nm
upstream
Service Interface
ATM-based with embedded OAM&P channel

2.3.4. Interconnection Interface between Host & Remote Terminal

Physical interface
E1 (2.048 Mbit/s) interface with 120 Ohm / 75 Ohm8 impedance according to ITU G.703,
G.704 with
4 E1 ports per IO_E1 pack, 1:4 IO_E1 Pack Protection supported
4 E1 ports per LPS510 pack
Service Interface on IO_E1 pack ports
2.048 Mbit/s Remote Terminal Link service in Host and Remote Terminal
Service Interface on LPS510 pack ports:
2.048 Mbit/s Remote Terminal Link service in Host Terminal

2.3.5. Subscriber Interfaces

2-wire loop-start POTS
Hook-flash supported
POTS with pulse metering 12 kHz or 16 kHz
POTS with reverse battery
VF - analog leased line service (transmission, in-band signalling)

8. Either via Baluns at distribution frame or directly after jumper change on IO_E1 pack

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ISDN-BRA service with 4B3T - U interface according to ETSI TS 102 080 (07/2003), ITU G.961
FTZ 1TR215, EURO-ISDN Activation/Deactivation Layer 1 (4/90)
FTZ 1TR217, EURO-ISDN Interfaces and Terminals (7/91)
FTZ 1TR220, Specification Uk0 interface Layer 1
ISDN-BRA service with 2B1Q - U interface according to ETSI TS 102 080 (07/2003), ITU
G.961
ISDN-BRA service with TCM - U interface according to TTC JT-I430/ITU-T G.961-TCM
ISDN-PRA services on V5.2 interface according to ETS 300 233, Edition 1, May-94 and ETS
300 233, Amendment 1 to Edition 1, Mar-95
ISDN-PRA services on V3 (V2M) / S2M interface according to ETS 300 233, Edition 1, May-94
and ETS 300 233, Amendment 1 to Edition 1, Mar-95
Digital Leased Line Services with 4B3T - U interface according to ETSI TS 102 080, ITU G.961
adaptation to various data interfaces via NT1, ITU I.430 and Terminal Adaptors
Digital Leased Line Services with 2B1Q - U interface according to ETSI TS 102 080, ITU G.961
adaptation to various data interfaces via NT1, ITU I.430 and Terminal Adaptors
Digital Leased Line Services Nx64kbit/s via:
HDSL interface according to ETSI TS 101 135 and PairGain NTU;
via SHDSL interface according to ITU G.991.2 (Annex B) and Adtran NTU;
via SHDSL interface according to ITU G.991.2 (Annex B) and Verilink NTU.
Digital Leased Line Services 2.048 Mbit/s unstructured according to ITU G.703 with network
timing via:
HDSL interface according to ETSI TS 101 135 and PairGain NTU;
via SHDSL interface according to ITU G.991.2 (Annex B) and Adtran NTU;
via SHDSL interface according to ITU G.991.2 (Annex B) and Verilink NTU.
Digital Leased Line Services 2.048 Mbit/s unstructured according to ITU G.703 with transpar-
ent timing via SHDSL interface according to ITU G.991.2 (Annex B), Adtran NTU &
Verilink NTU , and AP_E1 ports on the SHDSL AP.

2.3.6. Support of LPA 832 and LPA833 (Combo Packs)

These application packs combine 32 POTS ports with 32 ADSL ports on one pack. The
LPA832 and LPA833 packs are certified for the local loop parameters of the following countries:
Spain
Mexico
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Malaysia
Russia
Hungary
Czech Republic
Germany

2.3.7. Operations Interfaces

RS-232 Craft Interface Terminal (CIT) port on CIU in the mainshelf for local OAM&P of NB-
Services with the Graphical Systems Interface (GSI)
10BaseT LAN (IEEE 802.3) interface in the mainshelf for remote OAM&P of NB-Services with
the Graphical Systems Interface (GSI) and/or Navis Element Manager. In mixed narrowband
and broadband systems the 10BaseT LAN interface can be wired to the AFM to support remote
OAM&P access inband the broadband network interface
Remote Operations Channel (ROC) for remote OAM&P of NB-Services with the Graphical Sys-
tems Interface (GSI) and/or Navis Element Manager inband the narrowband network interface:
via 64 kbit/s timeslot within a leased line interface
via 64 kbit/s semi-permanent leased line service within V5.x protocol
RS-232 Remote Maintenance Channel (RMC) port on OCP in the ONU for (limited) local
OAM&P of NB-Services with the Graphical Systems Interface (GSI)

2.3.8. Alarm Interfaces

All plug-ins have LEDs on the faceplate to indicate alarm and status conditions
Office alarm interfaces: Three software controlled relays used as alarm outputs. Outputs can
be cut off via local alarm cut off button on CIU or via remote access (GSI).
Environmental alarm interfaces: 8 ground closure relays used as alarm input on mainshelf and
each ONU to monitor external devices
Virtual environmental alarm interfaces: 64 virtual alarm inputs controlled via TL1 interface
Summary alarm and status indication LEDs on COMDAC and CIU
Bay alarm indicator (LED)

2.3.9. Testing Interfaces

Metallic Test Access interfaces for manual local testing:
CIU (mainshelf) resp. OCP (ONU) faceplate jack DROP for testing outward towards the
subscriber line
CIU (mainshelf) resp. OCP (ONU) faceplate jack CHAN/MON for testing inward towards
the circuitry or to monitor the subscriber line

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Metallic Test Access interface for integrated test application pack or external testhead
RS-232 Remote Terminal Unit (RTU) port in the mainshelf as TL1 control interface for collo-
cated external testhead. TL1 control interface is according to Bellcore GR-834
Virtual V5 subscriber to establish a Talk to subscriber speech path at metallic line testing with
the integrated test application pack
Metallic line test supported on:
analogue Z-interfaces (LPZ100, LPZ110, LPP100, LPZ12X9, LPZ64010, LPZ641,
LPA832, LPA833)
digital U-interfaces (LPU112, LPU430, LPU508)
digital narrowband [S]HDSL interfaces11 (LPS504, LPS510)
digital ADSL interfaces12 (LPA408, LPA416, LPA417, LPA432,LPA434, LPA832,
LPA833)
digital broadband SHDSL interfaces13 (LPS702)
analogue VoIP Z-interfaces (LPZ600)

2.4. Supported Protection Capabilities

Automatic COMDAC protection in duplex COMDAC operation

Automatic 1:N IO_E1 pack protection (with FAC500B)
Automatic V5 Communication Channel protection
Automatic network synchronization source protection
Manual 1:N application pack port protection on LPZ641

2.5. Supported OAM&P Capabilities

Fault Management
Loopbacks (E1, ISDN, [S]HDSL)
CRC for ISDN-BRA with 2B1Q interface
BER Monitoring (E1, ISDN, [S]HDSL)
LED test

9. outward, i.e. subscriber line, direction only

10. outward, i.e. subscriber line, direction only
11. outward, i.e. subscriber line, direction only
12. outward, i.e. subscriber line, direction only
13. outward, i.e. subscriber line, direction only

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Fault and status indication via LEDs, alarm outputs and reports on the management
interface
Report filtering
V5 protocol identifier in V5 related alarms and events
Boot progress indication messages at system recovery
Performance Monitoring
Performance Monitoring on [S]HDSL interface according to G.826 with 32 history regis-
ters
Statistics
V5 Traffic Statistics
CPU Usage Statistics
V5 Protocol Error Logging
Configuration Management
Pre-provisioning without installed hardware
Flexible provisioning of V5.x interface including support for V5.x re-provisioning for mass
changes
Software download
Database backup and restore
Circuit pack inventory reporting
User-provisionable synchronization source
User-provisionable alarm severity
User-provisionable local loop settings
various POTS parameter settings (refer to C&P)
Remote power feeding, bandwidth and auto-activation for ISDN-BRA and digital
leased lines
User-provisionable user accounts and account attributes
User-provisionable Data Communications Network parameters
POTS Port Status Retrieval: Line Activation State and currently allocated V5.x Timeslot
V5 link Timeslot Status Retrieval: Currently served V5.x subscriber
Testing
local metallic test-access for manual testing
via external testhead using metallic test access interface and serial control interface
integrated test capabilities on COMDAC and/or application packs:

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Ringing test for POTS packs

Generate customer specific Howler Tone for POTS packs
NT test for ISDN-BRA
CRC test for ISDN-BRA with 2B1Q interface
BER test for ISDN-BRA on LPU508
On demand application pack port circuitry self-test
local or remote testing via integrated test application pack with a non-forced or forced
mode at test access setup. Test capabilities are:
Talk to subscriber under test while testing
Quick Line Test (with TAP101)
Line Test: AC/DC Voltage
Line Test: Capacitance
Line Test: Insulation/Loop Resistance
Line Test: Distance to open
Line Test: Master socket / PPA
Line Test: Draw/Break Dialtone
Line Test: DTMF/Pulse/Flash recognition
Line Test: Reverse Polarity Feeding Voltage Measurement
Line Test: Measure Tones (with TAP100B or higher)
Line Test: Noise Measurement (with TAP100B or higher)
Line Test: Draw/Break Dialtone with customer specific tone detection (with
TAP100B or higher)
Line Test: Loop Current (with TAP100B or higher)
Line Test: Line short versus Off-hook detection (with TAP101)
Generate tones (voice frequency band)
Generate tones (voice frequency band) with on-hook detection (with TAP100B or
higher)
Maintenance
Power-up testing of Packs
Pack Diagnostics
Support of in-service software upgrade for future releases

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2.6. Graphical Systems Interface (GSI)

Running on standard PC hardware with Windows 95/98/2000 and XP operating system

Local (via serial or LAN connection) or remote (any TCP/IP based network connection) opera-
tions
GSI supports
Graphical view of equipage and LED states
Inventory management
Initial system turn up
Provisioning
Alarm and status condition display and logging
Support of software download and backup/restore of database
Access to all TL1 messages both graphically and via TL1 System Interface with com-
mand-line input
GUI for metallic line testing with integrated test application pack
Fault Management
Performance Management
Tabular and graphical display of V5 Traffic Statistics and CPU Usage plus long-term data
collection
Support of Broadband and IP subsystem

2.7. Narrowband System Capacity

Support of 4 IO_E1 packs (FAC500B) with four 2.048 Mbit/s electrical interfaces each.
Support of 1 optional IO_E1 pack for 1:4 protection
Support of up to 16 V5 interfaces.
Support of up to 16 V3 (V2M) ISDN-PRA interfaces.
Support of up to 16 2.048 Mbit/s interfaces according to ITU G.703 / G.704 for leased line serv-
ices
Support of up to 16 2.048 Mbit/s interfaces according to ITU G.703 (with network timing) for
leased line services
Support of up to 172 (in mainshelf) 2.048 Mbit/s interfaces according to ITU G.703 (unstruc-
tured) via SHDSL LPS510 pack
Support of up to 11 ONUs per AnyMedia Line Access Gateway 4300 mainshelf.

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Support of any combination of V5.2 interfaces (single- or multi-link) with up to

16 x 2.048 Mbit/s links.
Simultaneous support of V5.1, V5.2, V3 and non switched interfaces on one system.
Up to 32 provisioning variants for V5 Re-provisioning.
up to 5000 V5 User Ports for local, hosted or remote subscribers in any mix
Support of up to 480 POTS lines with V5.1 interface.
Support of up to 2752 POTS lines with V5.2 interface, mainshelf only.
Support of up to 2400 POTS lines with V5.2 interface, mainshelf and 11 ONUs.
Support of up to 480 POTS lines with pulse metering with V5.1 interface, mainshelf only.
Support of up to 480 POTS lines with pulse metering with V5.1 interface, mainshelf and 11
ONUs.
Support of up to 1032 POTS lines with pulse metering with V5.2 interface, mainshelf only.
Support of up to 1560 POTS lines with pulse metering with V5.2 interface, mainshelf and 11
ONUs.
Support of up to 4314 ISDN-BRA lines (2B1Q line interface with LPU112) with V5.1 or V5.2
interface.
Support of up to 4315 ISDN-BRA lines (4B3T line interface with LPU430) with V5.1 or V5.2
interface.
Support of up to 4316 ISDN-BRA application packs with up to 344 lines (TCM line inter-
face with LPU508) with V5.2
Support of up to 4317 ISDN-PRA lines with V5.2 interface.
Support of up to 496 Analog Leased Lines with 16 2.048 Mbit/s interface (ITU G.703, G.704).
Support of up to 248 Digital Leased Lines (B1+B2 or B1+D or B2+D) with 16 2.048 Mbit/s inter-
face (ITU G.703, G.704).
Support of up to 165 Digital Leased Lines (B1+B2+D) with 16 - 2.048 Mbit/s interface (ITU
G.703, G.704).
Support of Nx64kbit/s services (max. per service 31x64kbit/s) up to 496 x 64kbit/s in total.
Support of mixed services within system: POTS, POTS with PPM, Analog Leased Lines, ISDN-
BRA, ISDN-PRA, Digital Leased Lines (via U- or [S]HDSL interface).
System rated at approx. 55000 BHCC18 for 2752 POTS.

14. The total number of ISDN BRA and PRA interfaces/packs must not exceed 43
15. The total number of ISDN BRA and PRA interfaces/packs must not exceed 43
16. The total number of ISDN BRA and PRA interfaces/packs must not exceed 43
17. The total number of ISDN BRA and PRA interfaces/packs must not exceed 43

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3. Deliverables

3.1. Operations Software

The AnyMedia Line Access Gateway 4300 Operations Software for Narrowband (AOS-NB) is deliv-
ered by Lucent via software download or on CD-ROM.

3.2. Graphical System Interface (GSI)

The AnyMedia Line Access Gateway 4300 Graphical System Interface Software (GSI) for Narrow-
band and Broadband Services is delivered by Lucent via software download or on CD-ROM.

3.3. Customer Documentation

The table lists the ordering numbers and the issue codes of the available customer documentation
related to Release 1.24.20 CI.

TABLE 1: Customer Documentation

Document Ordering Number Issue Code

Applications and Planning Guide (APOG), Overview 363-211-585 1

Applications and Planning Guide (APOG), Narrowband and 363-211-586 1

ATM xDSL services

Ordering Guide 363-211-144 12

Data Sheet Book 363-211-251 5

Command and Procedures for Narrowband Services C&P 363-211-119 6

Installation Manual for LAG 4300 System 363-211-256 4

ONU Installation Manual for Indoor Applications 363-211-150 3
ONU Installation Manual for Outdoor Applications 363-211-155 2

CD-ROM 363-211-114 18

18. BHCC = Busy Hour Calls Completed; Calculation according to ITU Q.543 worst case traffic model (Exchange
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4. System Compatibility

4.1. AnyMedia Software Compatibility

The following table identifies the software versions which are compatible with Release 1.24.20 CI.

TABLE 2: Software Compatibility Table

SW Element SW Version

AOS-NB 1.24.20.00
(Narrowband COMDAC software)
AOS-GSI 04.03.00-045
(Graphical System Interface)
NAVIS AnyMedia Element Manager Release 3.1 GA
(NAM software) (planned for Apr. 2005)

AOS-BB * Release 1.27 GA

(Broadband AFM software) (CI planned for 17.Dec. 2005)
SRD Identification 363-211-599
or
Release 1.25 GA Update 1
SRD Identification 363-211-562

AOS-IP Release 3.0 FSA2

(IP system software) SRD Identification 363-211-TBD

*. The best performance and feature set is available with the broadband releases denoted here. In-
terworking with other broadband releases is possible, sometimes with specific restrictions. For
more information please contact the local customer team or the technical support service.

4.2. AnyMedia Hardware and Firmware Compatibility

The following table identifies the hardware and firmware versions which are compatible with Release
1.24.20 CI. This table lists the type of circuit/application packs, associated description, associated
apparatus/model code(s) and associated series/version code(s).
TABLE 3: Hardware/Firmware Compatibility Table

Circuit /Application Series / Version

Description Apparatus Code
Pack Code

N.A. Shelf with Backplane LAG4300 BB_LAG4300 AM1

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Circuit /Application Series / Version

Description Apparatus Code
Pack Code

N.A. Shelf with Backplane ONU BB_V5ONU AM1

N.A. Power Filter Unit PFU520 1:2, 1:1

N.A. Ringing Filter Unit (battery backed) RFU520 1:1

N.A. Ringing Filter Unit (earth backed) RFU523 1:1

N.A. Alarm Connector Panel ACP520 1:1

N.A. Passive Clock Distribution PCD520 1:1

N.A. Ringing Generator ONU (battery backed) RGU500 1:1

N.A. Ringing Generator ONU (earth backed) RGU510 1:1

TEST AP Metallic Test Pack TAP100B* 1:2, 1:1

TEST AP Metallic Test Pack TAP101 1:2, 1:1

RG Pack Ringing Generator RGP100B 1:4, 1:3, 1:2, 1:1

COMDAC Common data and Control Pack COM520 1:1, 1:2

COMDAC Common data and Control Pack COM521 1:1

IO-E1 Interface Unit for E1 FAC500B 1:6, 1:5,1:4, 1:3, 1:2

CIU Craft Interface Unit DTP500 2:9, 2:8**, 2:5, 2:4,

(Version Code 2:9 or 2:8 mandatory for 1:N 2:3
application pack port protection)

OAP Optical Application Pack LPF500 1:2, 1:1

OAP Optical Application Pack LPF500B 1:1

OCP ONU Controller Pack CPF500 2:3, 2:2

ZAP100C Prog, POTS Z LPZ100C 1:3, 1:2, 1:1

ZAP100D Prog, POTS Z LPZ100D 1:2, 1:1

ZAP 100E Prog, POTS Z LPZ100E 1:2, 1:1

ZAP110 Prog, POTS Z LPZ110 4:9, 4:8, 4:7, 4:6, 4:5

PPM 12/16 Prog. 12/16 kHz PPM LPP100B 11:11

Zeus 200 Low cost market specific POTS LPZ120B*** 3:8, 3:7, 3:6, 3:5,
(Note: This pack does not support earth- 3:4, 3:3
backed ringing)

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Circuit /Application Series / Version

Description Apparatus Code
Pack Code

Zeus 900 Low cost market specific POTS LPZ121B 3:8, 3:7, 3:6, 3:5,
(Note: This pack does not support earth- 3:4, 3:3
backed ringing)

Zeus 600 Low cost market specific POTS LPZ122B 3:8, 3:7, 3:6, 3:5,
(Note: This pack does not support earth- 3:4, 3:3
backed ringing)

Zeus Low cost market specific POTS LPZ123**** 1:2, 1:1

(Note: This pack does not support earth-
backed ringing)

ZAP 640 Prog, POTS Z, 64 Ports LPZ640 1:4, 1:3, 1:2, 1:1

ZAP 641 Prog, POTS Z, 64 Ports LPZ641 1:4, 1:3, 1:2, 1:1

ISDN4B3T 4B3T U Line Pack 16 ports LPU430 4:5, 4:4

ISDN112 2B1Q U Line Pack 12 ports LPU112 5:9, 5:8, 5:7, 5:6, 5:5

ISDN508 TCM U Line Pack 8 ports LPU508 1:1

HAP HDSL Appl. Pack LPS504 1:3, 1:2, 1:1

SHDSL AP SHDSL Appl. Pack LPS510 1:4, 1:3, 1:2, 1:1

AFME3 ATM Feeder Multiplexer E3 LPA911 1:7, 1;6, 1:5, 1:4,

1:3, 1:2

AFMDS3 ATM Feeder Multiplexer DS3 LPA901 1:7, 1:6, 1:5, 1:4,
1:3, 1:2

AFMO Optical STM-1/OC-3c ATM Feeder Multiplexer LPA920 1:4, 1:3, 1:2, 1:1

AFMO Optical STM-1/OC-3c ATM Feeder Multiplexer LPA920B 1:1

AFME1 ATM Feeder Multiplexer with E1 IMA Functional- LPA941 1:6

ity

ADSL8p AP ADSL over POTS AP 8 interfaces LPA408 2:6, 2:5, 2:4, 2:3, 2:2

ADSL16p AP ADSL over POTS AP 16 interfaces LPA416 4:7, 4:6, 4:5, 4:4

ADSL16i AP ADSL over ISDN AP 16 interfaces LPA417 1:3, 1:2, 1:1

ADSL16p AP ADSL over POTS AP 16 interfaces LPA419 1:3, 1:2, 1:1

ADSL32 AP ADSL over POTS AP 32 interfaces LPA432 2:6, 2:5, 2:4, 2:3, 2:2

ADSL32i AP ADSL over ISDN AP 32 interfaces LPA434 1:1

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Circuit /Application Series / Version

Description Apparatus Code
Pack Code

POTS/ADSL 32 AP POTS/ADSL Combo Appl. Pack 32 Ports LPA832***** 1:2, 1:1

(Note: This pack does not support earth-
backed ringing)

POTS/ADSL 32 AP POTS/ADSL Combo Appl. Pack 32 Ports LPA833 1:1

(Note: This pack does not support earth-
backed ringing)

SHDSL16 AP SHDSL Appl. Pack with 16 ports LPS702 1:2, 1:1

*. Enhanced metallic line testing

. Enhanced metallic line testing with additional features
. Support of ISDN-PRA via V3 interface and unstructured leased line (with network timing) included
**. DTP500 Version Codes 2:7 and 2:6 never deployed
. New hardware version of LPF500, identical feature set
. Easy ADSL over POTS interconnection possible
***. Local loop parameter according to China specification
. Local loop parameter according to Brazil, Taiwan specification
. Local loop parameter according to India, Poland, Russia specification
****. Local loop parameter according to Mexico specification
. HW ready for DBSF feature
. External Splitter required
*****. Supported countries are described in section 2.3.6. Support of LPA 832 and LPA833 (Combo Packs)
on page 8
. Supported countries are described in section 2.3.6. Support of LPA 832 and LPA833 (Combo
Packs) on page 8

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4.3. External Hardware Compatibility

Equipment for the corresponding broadband release is described in the related broadband System
Release Description. See section 4.1. AnyMedia Software Compatibility on page 16.

4.4. General Hardware and CPE for Narrowband Services

The following table identifies the customer premise equipment and/or additional equipment located
together with the main shelf or ONU which is supported by Release 1.24.20 CI.

Table 4: Additional Hardware

Item Description Version

RSO540 Rectifier for ONU Revision B

NTU1 Q-T ISDN-BRA NT (2B1Q) N.A.

NT1 BRA (2B1Q, IPS) ISDN-BRA NT (2B1Q) N.A.

NTBA ISDN-BRA NT (4B3T) N.A.

NTBA (TCM) ISDN-BRA NT (TCM) N.A.

ExISTA mini+ Terminal Adapter N.A.

UTU 801, L1 HDSL NTU, PairGain List 1a, S3.26

UTU 804* HDSL NTU, PairGain List 3, S4.62

List 3, S4.64
List 6, S4.64

ERE-811 Single slot enclosure for PairGain List 3

HDSL NTU List 6

FLEXRATE NTU ISDN NTU for leased line services N.A.

AS2063

ADTRAN SHDSL NTU SHDSL NTU for interface with B.00

LPS510

Verilink SHDSL NTU SHDSL NTU for interface with WANsuite 5650 2.66e
LPS510

Springwave SHDSL SHDSL NTU for interface with N.A.

NTU Lion-2505 with LPS510 operting in point-to-
E1/T1 converter point single pair mode

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*. Functional Add-On to handle ISDN-PRA via V3 interface and unstructured

leased line included
. According to new R&TTE Directive

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5. Conversion Procedures
The conversion procedure from former releases is described in detail in the Command and Proce-
dures (C&P), see section 3.3. Customer Documentation on page 15. This System Release Descrip-
tion provides specific hints and notes about deviations to the customer documentation.

NOTE:
Remove loopbacks on all ports before upgrading the software to avoid failure on interfaces that
might not being correctly restored when the new software starts up.

Non Service Affecting Software upgrade to the AnyMedia Line Access Gateway 4300 Release
1.24.20 CI with provisioning data preserved is supported from:

Non Service Affecting Software upgrade is not available for this CI release

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6. Turn-Up Procedure
This section lists information in addition to the official customer documentation about the turn-up pro-
cedure of Release 1.24.20 CI.

NOTE:
The Customer Configuration Identifier must be set during the initial Turn-up of the system using
the TL1 command SET-CFG-CUST. The Customer Configuration Identifier defines the cus-
tomer specific parameters of the V5-Protocol and the local loop.
The appropriate value of the Customer Configuration Identifier will be provided by the
local Technical Support Service (TSS) organization. In case of uncertainty whom to
approach at local TSS send email to V5DLC-keycode@de.lucent.com for further infor-
mation and help.

! WARNING:
The Customer Configuration Identifier is set to the AnyMedia DEFAULT value (28) after exe-
cution of INIT-SYS command.

NOTE:
GSI Communication settings for local connection via EIA-232C interface.
Use Multi NE Mode or Single NE Mode (PPP) as standard interconnections to get full support
of interconnection control. PPP is not supported when using dial-up modem connection and
EIA-232 interface.

NOTE:
Plugging in of Circuit Packs with high density connectors
Push with the plug-in/out handle when inserting the COMDAC to ensure proper contact
to back plane connector.

NOTE:
Provisioning of the Sealing current of the HDSL interfaces has to be done when the pack is in
service state OOS. This restriction is done to avoid damage of the customer premise equip-
ment.

! WARNING:
Aborting of NVDS-download (e.g. disconnect during WRT-DB) will erase NVDS-database
including IP-address and System-ID.

6.1. Turn-up Procedure Issues

No Issues.

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7. Operational and Maintenance Procedures

7.1. Dial-up modem for GSI - CIU interconnection

Dial-Up Connection from GSI to the System:

This function is implemented in the GSI as part of the normal connection procedure. Be aware
of the following restrictions when using dial-up modem together with the EIA-RS232 CIU inter-
face:
PPP protocol is not supported via modem
NVDS data backup/restore is not possible via dial-up modem
The user actions to set up the connection are as follows:
For Dial-up Modem interconnection use cabling as described in the Installation Manual
for Rack Configurations, Issue 3.
select Connect from the file menu or use the tool bar item

the connection selection window pops up

select the COM-Port where the modem is connected
select Settings

the setting selection window pops up

mark the Modem check box and enter the phone number for the modem at the system
side (COMDAC)
select speed: 19200 kbit/s
confirm this actions pressing the OK button

the setting selection window is closed

select Connect at the connection selection window
the GSI tries to connect to the specified phone number, if successful the normal login
procedure starts as described in the manual

Remarks for modem installation:

The tests were performed with modems of type
MultiTech MT5600 ZDXe V. Data/Fax 90
For the modems special configurations are necessary. Therefore, a direct connection from a PC with
terminal emulation (e.g. HyperTerm) to these modems is needed (this has to be performed only once).
After the connection to a modem is established and working (type at and press return to check this;
the modem should answer with OK), the configuration of the modem can be done.

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For the modem on the system side (COMDAC) the command

at e0 q1 y1 &d2 s0=1 s37=012&k0&w0&w1
has to be sent (in the terminal window type ate0q1y1&d2s0=1s37=012&k0&w0&w1 and press
return).

For the modem on the PC (GSI) side the command

at &c1 &d2 s37=012 n0\k3&w0&w1
has to be sent (in the terminal window type at&c1&d2s37=012n0\k3&w0&w1 and press return).
The meaning of the at commands are as follows:
e0 echo off (characters sent to the modem are not shown on the screen)
n0 for call and answer use only the baud rate specified in the
S37 register (see command s37=nnn)
q1 send no return codes
y1 answer and send on break signal
&c1 check carrier detect signal
&d2 on DTR on-off transition, hang up and enter command mode
s0=1 activate auto-answer mode
s37=012 specify the maximum baud rate for transmission (19200bps)
&w0 save options to user profile 0
&w1 save options to user profile 1
&k0 disable hardware handshaking
\k3 set BREAK signal to transmit

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8. Operating Notes and Issues

8.1. General Notes

This section gives general hints and notes about operation items that are not specific to Release
1.24.20 CI.

In order to avoid misalignment between the AN and the LE in such a way that one side of the
interface goes into the start-up phase while the other side is in another phase different than the
start-up (maybe up and running), the following functionality has been added for V5 interface
according to 1st Edition of the Standard.
In case of the V5 interface goes down due to either a failure reason or under operator demand,
a mechanism (timer of 95 sec) has been implemented to avoid this V5 interface is re-initiated
before the LE is aware of this V5 interface down condition.
In addition to the general feature set to handle Nx 64 kbit/s services, the IO-E1 pack FAC500B
and the HDSL pack LPS504 are capable to handle ISDN-PRA services via V3 interface and
2,048 Mbit/s unstructured services according to ITU G.703 with network timing.
If the narrowband Remote Operations Channel is being used as the management communica-
tions channel for the AnyMedia Line Access Gateway 4300, then the remote IP router must be
configured to use an MTU size of 256. MTU size greater than this will result in the mis-opera-
tion of the AnyMedia Line Access Gateway 4300. In addition routers, which are used for rout-
ing OAM&P information to the AnyMedia Line Access Gateway 4300, shall not sent RIP
(Routing Information Protocol) towards the System.
Place IO_E1 pack (FAC500B) OOS before removing any pack which has provisioned services
on it to avoid call drops.
LPP100B and LPZ100B have the following capabilities:
Minimum loop current at 0 Ohm loop resistance is about 41 mA
The internal resistance is 500 Ohm
AnyMedia supports V5 semipermanent leased line applications via V5 Interface for POTS and
ISDN-BRA subscribers. These applications can be provisioned and used only with the GSI and
not with the NAM. The NAM is not able to connect and synchronize to a system with provi-
sioned V5 semipermanent lease line applications.
In order to avoid NVDS memory overflow with a fully provisioned Narrowband System the use
of re-provisioning variants shall be limited to 10 stand-by variants.
During high call rate processing TL1 commands, which causes a large number of database
transactions, such as:
RTRV commands, reading a large amount of data
Long TL1 scripts
should be avoided, to maintain quality of service (no delayed or failed call attempts).

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To avoid any problems with the system behavior, the OAP or the subshelf shall not be provi-
sioned during a software download for the OAP and/or OCP
To avoid any mismatch in the network element database and a malfunction of the metallic line
test manager, do not move a subshelf (ONU) out of service (OOS) while performing a metallic
subscriber line test within that subshelf.
Plug-in of APs should only be done one by one. Only after an inserted AP has become fully
operational (approx. 1 min after insertion) the next one should be inserted to avoid a decrease
of quality of service (delayed or failed call attempts).
Disconnection of cables carrying live service.
Single Link configuration (Service affecting):
Take V5-Interface out of service before un-plugging the cables
Multi Link configuration
Take the 2 Mbit/s links out of service before un-plugging cables.
Removing and inserting an E1-pack with live service on the interface.
Single Link configuration (Service affecting):
Take V5-Interface out of service before re-moving the E1-pack
Multi Link configuration
Take the 2 Mbit/s links out of service before re-moving an E1-pack

8.2. Operating Issues

The following list identifies operating issues associated with Release 1.24.20 CI and their suggested
workarounds.

1. ISSUE: LPA832/LPA833 Application Packs

Terminal Balance Return Loss (TBRL) of a LPA832/LPA833 port is not fully conform to the
requirement specified by ITU-T Q.552 when measured against a Balance network of (163 Ohm
+ 320 nF || 1031 Ohm)
In general not service affecting. The combination of POTS and ADSL on one interface is
not applicable for very long local loops that might provide issue with echo and stability.
Use other Balance network specified in the country

2. ISSUE: Hook Flash measurement (Consecutive) with TAP10x

Consecutive Hook Flash measurement sometimes does not show result.
Not service affecting.

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Wait at least 5 seconds after the ready beep tone to get reliant measurement results.

3. ISSUE: Flexrate NTU IS and looped cannot recover from Layer 1 failure
If a Flexrate NTU is in IS and looped, and L1 fails (power failure or cable disconnect), then after
L1 is restored the loopback is not restored. Instead, the NTU toggles every few seconds
between OOS and IS. On the physical NTU the line LED flickers off every approx. 3 seconds.
This state can be detected by:
The event "pack not responding to poll" gets created and cleared every approx. 3
seconds.
The system is in the following state:
- lt : IS-TST
- ntu : OOS or IS (it should be in IS-TST instead)
- drop: IS-TST

Workaround:
The error condition can occur for both type of NTU loopbacks, local (NT) and remote (RNT).
The workaround is to operate the other loopback, then the one that was operated previously.
perform the following commands:
OPR-LPBK-ISDN::drop-x-x-x:::NT::;
OPR-LPBK-ISDN::drop-x-x-x:::RNT::;
if both commands pass ok, then the original state was RNT looping, and recovery to that state
was successful.
If the first of the above commands produced the error message "Status, Already Operated
already in loopback, then the original state was NT looping, and the operator needs to enter
OPR-LPBK-ISDN::drop-x-x-x:::RNT::;
OPR-LPBK-ISDN::drop-x-x-x:::NT::;
to get back to the original state (NT looping).

4. ISSUE: SHDSL Feature

Software update of the SHDSL Application pack LPS510 in the ONU might take one hour.
Not service affecting; no workaround needed
Far End statistics for Performance Monitoring according to ITU G.826 is currently not sup-
ported.
Not service affecting; Ignore displayed counter values 0 on GSI

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5. ISSUE: Maintenance action on V5.2 Multi-link during SW download

The V5.2 Multi-link interface does not come up on the stand-by COMDAC if one V5 link is in
service state OOS (caused by additional maintenance action).
Workaround: Postpone additional maintenance actions on a V5.2 multi-link application
until SW download is completed.

6. ISSUE: Maintenance action Transparent Loopback on List 1 UTU801 / UTU804

Maintenance action, Transparent Loopback, together with List 1 UTU801 / UTU804 in Point to
Multipoint application mode and disconnection of the HDSL link will cause a digital 1 signal in
the upstream direction after re-connection of the link.
Workaround: Power off/on at the UTU or Re-provision the HDSL via edit OOS and edit
IS
This Issue is solved with List 3 UTU801 / UTU804

7. ISSUE: Maintenance action together with PairGain UTU804 and mixed mode application
a. Maintenance action, disconnect of ITU G.703 interface at NTU, in the two-pair point-to-point
mode will cause clock slip at the co-located V.x/X.x data interface.
Workaround: De-provision the ITU G.703 interface of the NTU before disconnecting the
interface.
b. Maintenance action, disconnect of ITU G.703 interface at NTU(1), in point-to-multipoint mode
will cause interruption of the co-located V.x/X.x data interface. Service on NTU(2) is not
affected.
Workaround: De-provision the ITU G.703 interface of the NTU(1) before disconnecting
the interface.

8. ISSUE: Maintenance action (Loopback) on SHDSL pack LPS510

Simultaneous Loopback on E1 and SHDSL interface may cause misbehaviour of the E1 link.
Workaround: Do loopback one after the other for maintenace reasons
If both loopbacks have to de done simultaneously, release both loopbacks before opera-
tion can be resumed.

9. ISSUE: Misleading status condition on GSI and misleading LED indication on NTU during mainte-
nance action (V3 NT Loopback) with SHDSL pack LPS510 on ADTRAN SHDSL NTU B.00
If a NT loopback is closed via Sa6-Bit-Loop-Request-Pattern in V3 PRA mode and if during this
loopback a additional E1 LOS/LOF happens, the status conditions 'loopback at NT requested'
and 'loopback successfully closed' do not get cleared and LED LLOOP on NTU still indicates
active loopback.

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Not service affecting; this can be ignored by the operator as the E1 LOS/LOF is indi-
cated on the IGSI. V3 alarming towards the switch is correct.

10. ISSUE: Maintenance action (V3 NT Loopback) with SHDSL pack LPS510 on VERILIN WANsuite
5650 2.66e SHDSL NTU
If a NT loopback is closed via Sa6-Bit-Loop-Request-Pattern in V3 PRA mode the Sa5-Bit-Pat-
tern gets looped back instead of being set to '0'.
Not service affecting; The switch sets Sa5-Bit to '0' towards the subscriber. During loop-
back this gets looped and will be '0' towards the switch.

11. ISSUE: Misleading LED indication during Maintenance action (Loopback) with SHDSL pack
LPS510 on VERILINK WANsuite 5650 2.66e SHDSL NTU
If a NT loopback is closed the LED RLOOP on NTU gets lit instead of LLOOP.
Not service affecting;
12. ISSUE: The combo application packs LPA832 and LPA833 do not support earth-backed
ringing.

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9. Lucent Contact Information

Contact your Technical Support Service in your country.

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10. Glossary
AC Alternating Current
ADSL Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line
AFM ATM Feeder Multiplexer
AOS-BB AnyMedia Access System Operations Software for Broadband Services
AOS-NB AnyMedia Access System Operations Software for Narrowband Services
AP Application Pack
BB Broad Band
BER Bit Error Rate
BIST Built-In Self test
BRA Basic Rate Access
CI Controlled Introduction
COMDAC Common Data And Control Pack
CPE Customer Premises Equipment
CRC Cyclic Redundancy Check
C&P Command and Procedures
DC Direct Current
E3 European Digital Signal Level Three
FSA First Service Application
GA General Availability
GSI Graphical System Interface
HDSL High bit-rate Digital Subscriber Line
HW Hardware
IP Internet Protocol
ISDN Integrated Services Digital Network
LAN Local Area Network
NAM Navis Element Manager
NB Narrow Band
NTU Network Termination Unit
NVDS Non-Volatile Data Storage
OAP Optical Application Pack
OCP ONU Controller Pack
ONU Optical Network Unit
PM Performance Monitoring
POTS Plain Old Telephone Service
PPA (German) Passiver Pruef-Abschluss
PPM Periodic Pulse Metering
PPP Point-to-Point Protocol
PRA Primary Rate Access

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PSTN Public Switched Telephony Network

R&TTE Radio and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment
RMC Remote Maintenance Channel
ROC Remote Operations Control Channel
RTU Remote Test Unit
SNR Signal-to-Noise Ratio
SHDSL Single pair High bit-rate Digital Subscriber Line
SW Software
TCM Time Compression Multiplexing
TSS Technical Support Service
VL Volume Launch

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