Litespan Trainning

Litespan Aneto
May 2008
Agenda
1. What’s new?
2. Equipment description
3. Boards description
4. Operation and maintenance

5. Future evolution
6. Practises
What’s new?
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What’s new?
Subrack and Racks
New subracks and racks configurations
New subrack MLS_3F has been introduced. This new subrack can be used either as MAIN subrack or as
EXTENSION subrack.
The Alcatel 1540 Litespan supports a variety of different scenarios. Different configurations of the
new subrack in a rack allow a maximum of 3840 NB POTS suscribers only .
What’s new?
Subrack
MLS-3F without and with cover
Lab model with 3xMLS-3F +
MLS-lee21
What’s new?
Boards
New LIOC
LIOC (Local Input/Output Card). This board is used in the first position of MLS_3F subrack.
The board includes mainly the functions of outband Ethernet O&M, craft terminal, G.703
synchronization interface and external alarms collection. This card is based on previous FR2.X
Litespan cards TAUP, HBMPA and HBMPB.
External interfaces available on LIOC are:
External alarms Input/Output.
Ethernet interface for the system and connections from every controller (NB, BB and ADM's)
allowing one only external O&M for all the system controller elements.
Craft Terminal.
G.703 synchronization interface.
What’s new?
Boards
PEIC
Power and E1 Interface Card. Functions are as follows:
o Power feeding interface.
o 16 x E1 external interfaces.
o NLC buses termination.
o Configurable straps for MLS numbering.
NEHC-C
The Narrowband Element Handler Controller (NEHC) performs the narrowband controller function as
Network Element Controller in MLS subrack. This new NEHC-C PDH would be used only in PDH / TDM
applications. This new NEHC-C PDH do not support some functionality previously supported as:
o X.25 management interface.
o DCC management interface.
o EOTC-B is not managed since this interface is removed.

What’s new?
Boards
NSEC
New Narrowband Shelf Extension Controller for the Alcatel Litespan FR3.0 system.
The card is based on the previous NSEC-HS. It keeps the same functions of the old, including NLC
bus extension, former LEEP plug functionality.
The main difference between the two cards is the size. The NLC bus extension lines are located in a
special connector at the front side of the card.
ATLCF
It is a 48 subscribers POTS line card. The main impact of this new equipment practice in line cards is
that the access to subscriber lines is now performed through front-plate connector instead of rear
back-plane connectors.
ATL3G
It is a 48 subscribers POTS line card. The PBA-ATL3G-48 is developed as a functional variant of the
PBA-ATLCF-48 that uses Vinetic-4S codec instead of the Vinetic-4C used in the ATLCF; this has some
impacts in initialization of the board and in Line testing functionality .
What’s new?
Boards
PEIC
Power and E1 Interface Card. Functions are as follows:
o Power feeding interface.
o 16 x E1 external interfaces.
o NLC buses termination.
o Configurable straps for MLS numbering.
NEHC-C
The Narrowband Element Handler Controller (NEHC) performs the narrowband controller function as
Network Element Controller in MLS subrack. This new NEHC-C PDH would be used only in PDH / TDM
applications. This new NEHC-C PDH do not support some functionality previously supported as:
o X.25 management interface.
o DCC management interface.
o EOTC-B is not managed since this interface is removed.

Equipment description
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General
VoIP
Gateway
FE
PDH
NB Shelf busses
Controller
Litespan
SDH/PDH Transport Bus
Transport
Internal
PDH BB Shelf
Controller
STM-1 UNI BB NB Server
Line Card Line Card Card
Alarm Test
Ethernet Card Card
Transport
Ringer
FE, GE Card
Constant Enhancement of Product Capacity
Release 3.x Housing
3,840 Mass-Market Multiservice
2,556
2,430
MLS-3F
2,250
MLS-3F
MLS-3F
MLS-3F MLS-3F
Outdoor Indoor up
2002 2003 2006 2007 2 MLS to 4 MLS
Maximum POTS capacity

per indoor rack 1920 POTS 3840 POTS
960 ADSL 1920 ADSL Splitter-less
432 ADSL 864 ADSL Splittered
POTS & ADSL capacity (up to)
New Alcatel-Lucent 1540 Litespan MSAN Release 3
Release 2.x Housing Release 3.x Housing
Voice-intensive Applications Multiservice Applications Mass-Market Multiservice
MLS MLS
MLS-hbe MLS-3F
lee21 lee21
MLS MLS
MLS-hbe MLS-3F
lee21 lee21
MLS-le MLS-hb MLS-3F
MLS
MLS-le MLS-hbe MLS-hb MLS-hb MLS-3F MLS-3F
lee21
Outdoor Indoor up Outdoor Indoor Indoor Outdoor Indoor up
2 MLS to 4 MLS 2 MLS up to 2 MLS to 4 MLS
up to 4 MLS (NB)
4 MLS 12MLS (BB)
1212 POTS 2556 POTS 1152 POTS 2528 POTS 2432 POTS 1920 POTS 3840 POTS
POTS capacity (up to) 432 ADSL 192 ADSL 912 ADSL 432 ADSL 864 ADSL
POTS & ADSL capacity (up to) POTS & ADSL capacity (up to)
Buses
ATM Bus
155Mbps
TDM Bus POTS
51Mbps
ISDN BA
Narrowband
ISDN PRA
GE p2p LIM Digital LL
Ethernet links SHDSL
Local 1000/100/10 BaseT (x4) Controller
Ethernet
Broadband ADSL2+
STM-1/ IMA ATM
bridge LIMs VDSL2 (future)
Narrowband
Controller
Local E1 (16x)
Local 100 BaseT VoIP

Gateway
Servers
Backpanel External Plug or
Server Bus
4x8 Mbps connections connections connector
R3 architecture: same NB machine as in FR2
Same carrier grade TDM/NGN architecture with an increase of PSTN density to 48UP/card.
HW changes for cost optimisation minimizing SW impact.

TDM Bus POTS
51Mbps
ISDN BA
Narrowband ISDN PRA
LIM Digital LL
SHDSL
ATM
Narrowband
Controller
Local E1 (16x)
Local 100 BaseT VoIP

Gateway
Servers
Server Bus
4x8 Mbps
R3 architecture: BB-IP machine (ISAM inside)
Same BB-IP architecture of ISAM, not only in MLS-main but also in MLS extensions.
NTIO and transport capability separated from BB-IP controller
GE p2p
Ethernet links
SFP 1000/100 (x2) Controller
Local 1000/100/10 BaseT (x4)

Ethernet
Broadband ADSL2+
ATM
LIMs VDSL2 (future)
R3 architecture: ATM
ATM native bus (IQ bus) removed: ANETO is not ASAM inside since 155Mbps bus is limited for Triple-
Play deployment
ATM uplink connectivity for BB-IP controller (IP to ATM bridge)
GE p2p
Ethernet links
Local 1000/100/10 BaseT (x4)

Ethernet
STM-1, E3, 8xE1IMA UNI Broadband ADSL2+
ATM
R3 architecture: SDH
1650-SDH integrated no longer supported due to the lack of Ethernet transportation.
New integrated ADM for TDM and Ethernet (EoS) SDH transport capability into STM-1/4/16
TDM Bus POTS

51Mbps
ISDN BA
Narrowband ISDN PRA
GE p2p LIM Digital LL
Ethernet links SHDSL
Local 1000/100/10 BaseT (x4)

Ethernet
Broadband ADSL2+
STM-1 E3 E1IMA UNI ATM
ADM, SDH
STM-1/4/16 New Narrowband

Transmission
Controller
Local E1 (16x)
VoIP
Gateway
Local 100 BaseT Servers
Server Bus
4x8 Mbps
R3 architecture: MLSs boards
Uplink
Services Terminals
interfaces
10/100/1000 BaseT
Ethernet (FE/GE) Ethernet Optical GE (SX, LX, EX,…)
Controller
LL card
STM-1/E3/E1 ATM (Future
Bridge release)
SHDSL
card
(Future
Release)
EFL3x 3-Play non-blocking

24 ADSL1/2/2+
STM-1/4 Integrated ADM

(Future Release)
16xE1 Narrowband ATL3x Commercial, 300-3,400 Hz

Controller 48 POTS
BAL3x ISDN commercial

VoIP 16 ISDN
Ethernet (FE) Server NT
Embedded Line
Testing
R3 architecture: MLS-3F
Width (mm) 30 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 25 20 25 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 480

Card L P N N L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L
I E E E I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
O I H H M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M
C C C C - -
I/O - - - - G - G -
AUXILIARY N N V V E N E N
S S I I B I B I
E E S S C O C O
C C C C C C
- - - - BB CTL &
NB CTL/EXT N N A A
B
Transport
B D D
S S M M
C C
NB slot 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Total slots
NB-only LIM numbering 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20
NB&BB w/o Xp LIM numbering 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 18
NB&BB w Xp LIM numbering 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 16
NB user ports BB user ports

NB 48 16 TBC BB 24 24
max max ADSL2+ ADSL2+
Shelf type NB type slots PSTN ISDN LL slots (w/o Splt) (w Splt)
NB only TDM 20 960 320
NGN (VIS3B) 18 864 288
NB&BB (GEB3A) TDM 18 864 288 16 384 192
NGN (VIS3B) 16 768 256 14 336 168
NB&BB&TP TDM 16 768 256 16 384 192
NGN (VIS3B) 14 672 224 14 336 168
MLS-3F shelf
R3 architecture: single shelf for all combinations
NB main/ext +BB main/ext with TT NB main

L P N N L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L P N N L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L
I E E E I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I E E E I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
O I H H M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M O I H H M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M
C C C C - - C C C C
- - - - G - G - - - - -
N N V V E N E N V V
S S I I B I B I I I
E E S S C O C O S S
C C C C C C C C
- - - - - -
N N A A N N
B B D D B B
S S M M S S
C C C C
Optional integrated transport

NB main/ext +BB main/ext w/o TT NB ext
L P N N L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L P L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L
I E E E I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I E I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
O I H H M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M I M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M
C C C C - - C
- - - - G G - -
N N V V E E N N
S S I I B B S S
E E S S C C E E
C C C C C C
- - -
N N
B B
S S
C C
R3 architecture: single shelf for all combinations
Equipment configurations. Shelves combination.
FR3 shelves may be combined in a flexible way
NB main is always the 1st shelf. All the rest are NB extensions
All shelves can be BB main

ADM transport configurations are only supported in 1st shelf.
NIOC based configs are only supported when shelf is BB-main
MLS-lee21 as extension shelf for special services(LL) and EU-RU configs
MLS-lee21 may be equipped in 2nd, 3rd, or 4th MLS´s of the node
Subsystem 1st shelf 2nd shelf 3rd shelf 4th shelf
NB Main Ext Ext Ext
BB Main Main/Ext Main/Ext Main/Ext
ADM OK -- -- --
NIOC OK OK(MainBB) OK(MainBB) OK (MainBB)
R3 architecture: cards
FR3 cards have same PCB size than FR2 cards
Re-layouts to move UP connections from back-plane to front-plate
Front-plate and levers adaptation to new equipment practice
When possible, ANETO variants same naming rule replacing “C” by “3”
GEB3-A (FR3) correspond to same functionality of GEBC-A (FR2)
ATL3-G (48UP)
ATLC-E (32UP)
R3 architecture: Subscribers front access in LIM boards
MLS-3F provides MDF cable access in the front plate of the boards, not in the back-plane
Metral connectors replaced by a DIN-96 connector in the front-plate
96p MDF cable (same MDF raw cable of 96p as FR2: 1AC-02319-0001): two slots connected by a
single cable.
Cable shield connected to earth at the bottom plate of MLS-3F
FR2 MDF connection
R3 architecture: Front cabling through the electronics area
Improved connection capabilities for front-access connections

MDF connectivity for LIMs through the bottom edge
Power & E1 though the top edge
CT, SYNC, LAN, Auxiliar through bottom edge
NLC extension through bottom & top edges
Gap between fan and MLS to provide room for additional

cables and Fibers routed through the top edge
R3 architecture: Card insertion/extraction
Modified pulling handles, with embedded latching system
R3 architecture: Card operation for maintenance
Once MDF connector is extracted, card can be inserted extracted without

difficulty
R3 architecture: Common parts cabling
All cabling of POWP, HBMP and TAUP are moved into LIOC and PEIC cards
NLC extensions are moved into NEHC and NSEC MLS-3F I/O cabling
MLS-hb16 I/O solution in plug area
PEIC
Power
E1s
LIOC
CT
LAN
Sync
AUX
NEHC/NSEC
NLC ext
R3 architecture: New Narrowband and extension controller variants for 3F MLS
NEHCC
Narrowband traffic Controller
V5 signalling termination
Network management interface with 1353 LMS
System clock transmission for PDH transport
systems
Termination of HDLC for ISDN subscribers
Master Database in non-volatile memory
NSECC
TDM bus and synchronism connection to
Extension shelf
Subtending interface for additional Extension
shelves
R3 architecture: GigEthernet Broadband Controller (GEB3A variant for 3F shelf)
GEB3-A
Pluggable in Broadband Controller slot of
MLS
Non-blocking matrix: 1 Gb/s per multi-DSL
line card
Optical: 1000Base (SM, MM, SX, LX, EX, ZX)
Electrical: Auto-sensing 100/1000BaseT
1+1 protection
2 GigE plus 4 Fast/GigE ports
B 3-A IGMP snooping (version 3)

GE
Subtending DHCP relay option 82
Uplink -A
B3 GE Star
2xGE electrical GE Traffic prioritization in VLAN (802.1 p/q)
Spanning Tree (RSTP)
Cascading Options 3-A Port aggregation and VLAN stacking
B
GE
RIP & OSPF
R3 architecture: ATM connectivity in 3F MLS
ATM Bridge card
GEB3A
Subsystem for interfacing to ATM uplinks
IP to ATM conversion
STM1
IP2ATM 2xE3 Different Up-links physical interfaces

GEB3A 8xE1 STM-1
8x E1-IMA
ATM Bridge card
2 x E3
R3 architecture: Voice over IP server variant for 3F MLS (VIS3-B)
Class 5 Replacement Voice Processing Functions

Multiple tone detection and Voice codecs:
generation
• ITU-T G.711 (64 Kb/s)
DTMF and pulsed digit detection
• ITU-T G.729A (8 Kb/s)
Digit map processing
• ITU-T G.723.1 (6,3 and 5,3 Kb/s)
End-to-end tone
detection/generation/notification Echo cancellation
(RFC 2833) • ITU-T G.165
Line event management • ITU-T G.168
Caller identification services Voice activity detection (VAD)
(FSK and DTMF, CLIP and CWID)
Comfort noise generation (CNG)
Support for other supplementary
services (CW, CH, CF, etc.) Packet loss concealment (PLC)
R3 architecture: New POTS card variants for 3F MLS
ATL3-G
48 customer lines
24 mA line current feeding ( 6 lines can deliver
40 mA, configurable by Z interface)
Automatic reduction of line current during
restricted power operation (i.e. backup
batteries).
Ring voltage and 12 kHz/16 kHz metering
insertion
Polarity reversal.
Programmable line impedance with echo
cancellation
Programmable gain level.
Over voltage protection and over current
detection.
Z interface adaptable to national specification
on CDE basis
Specification in accordance with ITU-T
Recommendations Q.552, G.712 for interface Z
R3 architecture: New ISDN board variants for 3F MLS
BAL3-G (2B1Q line code)

BAL3-H (4B3T line code)
16 lines/board
Integrated line testing
Remote power feeding for NT (feeding
voltage at 70 V or 97 V)
Feeding current up to 40 mA.
OAM capability.
Embedded operation channel, allowing the
following operations.
Bit error rate, including repeater sections.
Loop management.
Detection of line errors (no start-up upon
activation, loss of frame, etc.).
Overcurrent detection in the power feeding
system.
R3 architecture: New MultiDSL board variants for 3F MLS
EFL3-B (POTS splitter-less)

24 MultiDSL ports (ADSL/2/2+)
MAC and IP Packet forwarding
PPPoE relay
DHCP relay
PPPoA to PPPoE relay
IEEE 802.1x user authentification
MultiDSL over ISDN (EFL3H version)
Embedded splitters for POTS or ISDN
EFL3A version for POTS w Splitter
EFL3I version for ISDN w Splitter
R3 architecture: 1540 Litespan Upgrade to Triple-Play
Ethernet L2/L3 LAN users
Ethernet / IP Network Giga-Ethernet Leased lines

ISP POTS/
HSI ISDN
HSI
1540 Litespan
xDSL
Video Video
GEB3A
Ethernet L2/L3 Controller
Invest now in revenue-generating

services while preparing for the
services of tomorrow.
EFL3-B
ADSL2+ 24 ports
Splitters on board
R3 architecture: Auxiliary boards for 3F MLS
PEIC
Powering unit
PDH transport interfaces (16xE1)
Shared slot with LIOC card
LIOC
Shared slot with PEIC card
Craft Terminal interface for Narrowband
controller
LAN interface for Qecc transport
Auxiliary alarms and Top Rack Unit
Synchronism functionality
R3 architecture: 3F MLS single shelf for all purposes
Multi-service configuration (main or extension)

L P N N L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L
C C C C - -
- - - - G - G -
N N V V E N E N
S S I I B I B I
E E S S C O C O
C C C C C C
- - - -
N N A A
B B D D
S S M M
C C
Optional SDH integrated transport

Voice in NGN (main shelf) Voice in NGN (extension shelf)
L P N N L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L P L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L
I E E E I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I E I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
O I H H M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M I M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M
C C C C C
- - - - - -
V V N N
I I S S
S S E E
C C C C
- - -
N N
B B
S S
C C
Boards description
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Boards description
LIOC
This board is used in the first position of MLS_3F subrack.
The board includes mainly the functions of outband Ethernet O&M, craft terminal, G.703
synchronization interface and external alarms collection.
The LIOC assumes the RI functions in MBTP and TAUP in the current MLS's. It places together the
information distributed in the current practice in TAUP and MBTP plugs in one only RI EPROM
accessible via IAB from NEHC. The IAB interface is used as well for communication of external alarms.
This card is based on previous FR2.X Litespan cards POWP, MBTP, TAUP, HBMPA and HBMPB. External
interfaces available on LIOC are:
Ethernet interface for the system and connections from every controller (NB, BB and ADM's)
External alarms Input/Output.
Craft Terminal.
G.703 synchronization interface. One external input (T3 interface) / One output (T4)
With new board PEIC is the local I/O card that resumes all the plugs used in Litespan FR2
(POWP, TAUP, HBMP)
Boards description
LIOC
E1 Synchronization Interface use the RJ45, X205 front panel connector
A1 T4_O_P
A2 T4_O_N
A3 EG
A4 EG
A5 T3_IN_P
A6 T3_IN_N
The board collects external alarms through the metral connectors X201, X202 and X203 as can be seen
in front panel from several external devices, which will be stored in the memory in CPLD. The NB
controller through the IAB bus will read these alarms. In the same way, several controls and
commands ordered by the NB controller are managed by the LIOC. This part of the LIOC is strongly
based on TAUP test alarm and aux plug specification
Boards description
LIOC
LED1 LED2
STATUS / LED (GREEN) (YELLOW)
All OFF (No alarm nor attention of alarms) Dark Dark
All ON (URG and NURG alarms as well as Light Light

attended)
URG ON, rest OFF Flash Dark
URG OFF, rest ON Flash Light
NURG ON, rest OFF Dark Flash
L E D 1 (G R E E N ) L E D 2 (Y E L L O W ) NURG OFF, rest ON Light Flash

S1
X204
ATTD ON, rest off Dark Light
C RA FT
X206 O&M ATTD OFF, rest on Light Dark
X205 C lo c k
Im p u t Switch1 Switch2
X201
State
X202
Operate normally On On
X203
Attend alarms On Off
Stop alarms Off On
Lamp tests Off Off
Boards description
LIOC
CRAFT TERMINAL INTERFACE
Through a RS232 interface on the front panel the craft terminal is connected.
The connector used is RJ11 on the front panel, and the signals are RXD_CT, TXD_CT, DTR_CT, CD,
DSR_CT and EG. The type is asynchronous, full duplex, 1 starts bit, 8 data, 1 parity programmable bit,
1 stop bit, while the speed is Configurable and can be up to 9600 b/s. There is a RS232 receiver and
transmitter used.
Craft terminal uses X204 front panel connector
OUTBAND ETHERNET LAN CONNECTION FOR NETWORK MANAGEMENT
The LIOC includes one external interface for the system. This interface is connected to an internal
switch in LIOC and the Aneto MLS provides connections from every controller (NB-CCs, BB-CCs and
ADM's) to that switch, allowing in the future one only external O&M for all the system controller
elements and internal control communication among all of them
Outband ethernet lan connection for network management uses X206 connector
Boards description
LIOC
ETHERNET SWITCH
LIOC includes one simple Ethernet switch that provides from one side one common Ethernet interface
for outband management and on the other side control plane communication when needed (future
releases) among the NB, BB controllers and ADM slots. Differential interfaces (HCL type) are routed
from all these slots to the LIOC position, each one connected to a differential port in the switch.
An initial ARP has to be sent during start up by the master controller to guarantee that the MAC
address used for O&M is assigned to proper switch port.
Boards description
PEIC
This card is based on other Litespan cards POWPA, PATC, HBMPA and HBMPB.The PEIC is part of the
cards equipped on the subrack MLS_3F. The board is to be inserted face to face with LIOC card.
As it can be seen PEIC is plugged rotated 180 º in relation with the usual plug orientation.
PEIC functions are as follows:
•Power feeding interface, A and B branches.
•16 x E1 external interfaces from/to both NEHC's. The 16 x E1 are routed by backplane towards the
NIOC/ADM positions as well for future integrated and redundant transport.
•NLC buses termination
•Configurable straps for MLS numbering, SUB_POS0 and SUB_POS1.
The IAB bus in Aneto MLS is available in the PEIC position
No presence wire is available for PEIC (on the other hand if such card is not present, no power feeding
is available and the system is fully down).
Boards description
PEIC
POWER FEED
INTERFACE
POW ER
PEIC includes the battery CONNECTOR
power supply connection

to subrack and related
1 -4 E 1 C H A N E LS
filtering. A power SUB-D 5 -8 E 1 C H A N E LS
Connector
9 -1 2 E 1 C H A N E LS
connector on front end is
1 3 -1 6 E 1 C H A N ELS
used, as a simple power 1 BAT_INA
cable containing BAT_A,
BAT_B and BAT_RIN from 2 BAT_INB
TRU. In the PEIC board,

3 BAT_INR
no fuse is equipped and
external overcurrent /
shortcircuit protection
should be provided at
rack/subrack level
Boards description
PEIC
CHANNELS 1-4 E1 interfaces
E1 INTERFACES Rx3N D1 Rx3P C1 Rx1N B1 Rx1P A1
EG D2 EG C2 EG B2 EG A2
Tx4P D3 Tx4N C3 Tx2P B3 Tx2N A3
PEIC include 16 x E1 from/to both Tx3N D4 Tx3P C4 Tx1N B4 Tx1P A4
NEHC's. The design of the interfaces EG D5 EG C5 EG B5 EG A5
Rx4P D6 Rx4N C6 Rx2P B6 Rx2N A6
E1 is the same as on 120 Ω HBMP-A
and 75 Ω HBMP-B. Four metral 24 Rx7N D1 Rx7P C1 Rx5N B1 Rx5P A1
way (6x4) connectors are used on Tx8_P D3 Tx8N C3 Tx6P B3 Tx6N A3
Tx7N D4 Tx7P C4 Tx5N B4 Tx5P A4
front end containing each of them
four interfaces. Rx8P D6 Rx8N C6 Rx6P B6 Rx6N A6
Rx11N D1 Rx11P 9-12 E1 interfaces

CHANNELSC1 Rx9N B1 Rx9P A1

Rx15N D1 Rx15P C1 Rx13N B1 Rx13P A1
Boards description
PEIC
Boards description
NEHC-C
It is based on the NEHC-B developed for the FR2.X practice introducing minor changes: back-plane
connectors, total PCB width 20 mm, and NLC bus extension.
In Alcatel Litespan 1540 FR3.0 case, the NEHC will have the NLC extension in the front-plate.
NEHCC board will perform the narrowband controller function when equipped in the MLS_3F subrack.
NEHCC will be inserted in slots 2 and 3 as shown in Fig. 3.
The differences between NEHC-B and NEHC-C boards are:
1. NLC bus extension interface will be accessible through front plate instead of through HxMP plugs.
NLC bus extension interface will be accessible through two RJ-45 connectors placed at the front
plate. See Fig. 9.
2. Network management interface and peer link interface have been swapped with respect to NEHC-
B board. For NEHC-C board, Network management interface will be implemented through FEC2
and peer link interface will be implemented through FEC1.
Rear connectors, in order to comply with the mechanichs of MLS-3F subrack.
Boards description
NEHC-C
PIN SIGNAL NAME
PIN SIGNAL NAME
1 CKDN_PP 1 CKDN_PP
2 CKDN_PN 2 CKDN_PN
3 DTDN_PP 3
4 DTDN_PN 4
5 CKUP_PP 5
6 CKUP_PN 6
7 DTUP_PP 7
8 DTUP_PN 8
To Upper Subtender RxTx To Upper Subtender Clk

MODULE 1
MODULE 2
Boards description
NSEC-C
The card is based on the previous NSEC-HS, It keeps the same functions of the old, including NLC bus
extension, former LEEP plug functionality.
The NSECC can be inserted in the same slots as the NEHC-C.
The NSECC performs these main functions:
• 51.84Mbps link interface using LVDS:
• 6x8.64 Mbps Narrow band Line Card (NLC) bus interface
• NSECC redundancy management
• Line Card disable/reset/presence detection management
• Alarms collection
• Inventory EEPROM management
• Clock and synchronism drivers.
Boards description
NSEC-C
A NSEC-C must receive a 51Mbps data stream from a NEHC-C in a main shelf subtending and forward it
to the next NSEC-C that in its turn must forward it to the next subtending and so on, following a
“point–to–point” cascade architecture.
A NEHC-C can drive a maximum of 3 NSEC-C cascaded.
For protection reasons, a redundant NSEC-C must be provided in every MLS-3F shelf, i.e. the cascade
is doubled. One of the two NSECC's of a shelf is considered as MASTER, or active from
synchronization point of view; the other one is declared as SLAVE, or standby. Redundant
configuration for NSECC's in MLS shelf is considered a possible architecture, but a single not–
redundant NSECC configuration is possible as well.
The two frontal LED's are complied with the following indications:
• GREEN LED: as general internal failure, when this green LED is on, no internal alarms are present.
• YELLOW LED: as active/standby status, when the yellow LED is on, the relevant NSEC-HS must be
considered in ACTIVE status. The other one must obviously have the LED off.
Boards description
NSEC-C
M O D U LE 3
M O D U LE 4
M O D U LE 1
M O D U LE 2
Boards description
ATLC-F
The ATLCF-48 is developed taking as reference latest design of ATLC-E card for Litespan with the only
functional difference of the higher number of channels to be handled, 48 i.s.o. 32 and the
physical changes related to the new equipment practice in which the board is to be used.
The ATLC-F fits 2 LED's on front plate. Functionality is:
Green led. When on, it indicates that operating voltages are present for correct board operation.
When off, one or more voltages are not generated on the board, so it is not operational.
Yellow led. It is turned on when at least 1 of the 48 subscriber terminals is active.
Front Panel Connector Pin-Out
Lines 1 to 16 on row “a”. Line 1, “A” wire, on pin “a-1”; Line 1, “B” wire, on pin “a-2” and so on to
Line 16, “A” wire, on pin “a-31” and Line 16, “B” wire, on pin “a-32”.
Lines 17 to 32 on row “b”. Line 17, “A” wire, on pin “b-1”; Line 17, “B” wire, on pin “b-2” and so on
to Line 32, “A” wire, on pin “b-31” and Line 32, “B” wire, on pin “b-32”.
Lines 33 to 48 on row “c”. Line 33, “A” wire, on pin “c-1”; Line 33, “B” wire, on pin “c-2” and so on
to Line 48, “A” wire, on pin “c-31” and Line 48, “B” wire, on pin “c-32”.
Boards description
ATLC-F
SUBSCRIBER 16
SUBSCRIBER 32
SUBSCRIBER 48
SUBSCRIBER 33
SUBSCRIBER 17
SUBSCRIBER 1
Boards description
ATLC-3G
This is an additional 48 POTS line card variant. It is based on ATLC-F but introduces a simplified line
circuit version, VINETIC-4S instead of VINETIC-4C. Functions not supported by VINETIC-4S
regarding the ones in 4C are:
1. Automatic Gain Control
2. Adaptative Local Echo Cancellation
3. Tone generation/detection
4. DTMF generation/detection
5. Configuration of Individual Gain Control and Impedance per line
Line testing and line configuration features are impacted by this reason.
For Led indicators, Pin-Out and Front Connector PIN-OUT see ATLC-F description
Boards description
GIO3
Giga Ethernet Input/Output Card. This is a variant of LIOC card using the same switching than FR2
FESC card. It has in the front area GE interfaces to connect externally two VISC3-B cards, in order
to obtain in the same GE interface the NGN VoIP plus NM signals.
The functions or GIO3 are the same to those in LIOC, with a more sophisticated Ethernet switch, but
external input (T3 interface) and output (T4) for G.703 synchronization interface are lost in this
case. In the case of GIO3 equipment it should be equipped POW3 also, and the external E1
interfaces (of PEIC) are lost.
Boards description
VIS3-B
The VIS3-B in Aneto is considered a reshaping of the current FR2 VISC-B card for NGN VoIP services .
Can be equipped in two specific slots in MLS-3F (L311ANE) or in four specific slots in MLS-3F4 variant.
The redundancy lines are integrated in the back-plane, including the simulation of “VISP-A plug
presence”. In the case of MLS-3F4 redundancy can be achieved for the first and for the second
pair of VIS3-B cards., it means that redundancy in these cards is by pairs, one VIS3-B is active and
the other the redundant in the first pair, and the same for the second pair of VIS3 cards. No Sw
impact is foreseen. At start-up VISC-B Sw will detect the “VISP-A plug presence” only if hot
switch-over is configured by operator and NEHC initializes the VISC-B in this mode; otherwise the
plug presence is not checked. The case of cold redundancy is fully driven by the NEHC, careless on
the plug presence. As conclusion, in case one only VISC-B is equipped (i.e. the peer VISC-B is not
present or a LT card is equipped in such position) no issue is expected although the “simulated”
VISP-A is present
Boards description
EFL3
The EFL3 in Aneto is considered a reshaping of the current EFLC variants, keeping the same features
and modularity than in FR2, but just providing the line interfaces in the front plate of the FPBA.
The associated splitter card has to be redesigned as well. Besides some additional changes are
needed since some signals that were provided by backplane have to be internally strapped in the
card
The following are the variants of EFL3:
EFL3-A POTS service with NB-BB splitter
EFL3-B POTS service without NB-BB splitter
EFL3-I ISDN-BA service with NB-BB splitter
EFL3-H ISDN-BA service without NB-BB splitter
Boards description
BAL3-G and BAL3-H
BAL3-G and BAL3-H in Aneto are considered a reshaping of the current BALC-G and BALC-H variants,
keeping the same modularity and functionality as provided in FR2, but providing the line
interfaces in the front plate of the PBAs. BAL3-G is for ISDN-BA with 2B1Q line code and BAL3-H is
for 4B3T line code
Boards description
NIOC
Network Input Output interfaces Card. Provides redundancy for the network interfaces with the BB
controllers.
Distributes the following external interfaces:
• Up to 4 x GE uplinks to/from both BB-CC positions
• 16 x E1 to/from LIOC position
Operation and maintenance
4
MANAGEMENT OF THE 1540 LITESPAN ACCESS NODE
The access node is managed by either, locally

by means of a Craft Terminal, or remotely
managed by an Operations System.
As a general rule, all the input coming from the

operator and accepted by the NE never
disappears, as the access node
configuration changes are saved in a non-
volatile memory to allow an automatic re-
configuration after a shutdown.
The Alcatel Litespan 1540 NE is able to recover

from faulty equipment or temporary
malfunctioning equipment. Such a recovery
is required for the stable cross-
connections, which are in set-up or release
phase.
NETWORK MANAGEMENT
The complete management solution is offered to support operations, administration and maintenance
activity of Alcatel Litespan 1540 access nodes. The Alcatel Litespan 1540 management complies with
general principles set in ITU-T M.3010 recommendation. It supports all the required functions for
fault, configuration, performance and security management.
The following management interfaces apply to the Alcatel Litespan 1540:
• Between the NE (BB access part) and the Craft Terminal: TL/1 interface over RS232.
• Between the NE (NB access part) and 1353 LMS: Q3 interface either over OSI (fully ETSI/ITU-T
based) or over IP.
Between the NE (BB access part) and ngAWS 5523: SNMP interface
The connection to the craft terminal is made trough the LIOC board located in the most left position of
the MLS_3F subrack
NETWORK POSITION OF THE LIOC IN THE MLS_3F SUBRACK
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
PEIC
L E D 1 (G R E E N ) L E D 2 (Y E L L O W )
S1
NEHC / NSEC
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
X204
NEHC / NSEC
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM / VISC

LIM / BB LIM / VISC
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB GEBC
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB GEBC
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
X206
CRA FT
T E R M IN A L
CONECTOR
LIOC
X205
X201
X202
X203
CRAFT TERMINAL CONNECTION
The CT (Access Craft Terminal) is a RS232C TCP/IP interface between the PC and the management access
unit denoted as LIOC. It is a 9600 b/s standard modem working at 34800 b/s with IP protocol (means
SLIP: Unix connection server type and Compatible NE2000 TCP/IP protocol). The CT has 192.0.0.2 as
the IP address while LIOC has 192.0.0.5 as the IP address.
The connector used is RJ11 on the front panel, and the signals are RXD_CT, TXD_CT, DTR_CT, CD,
DSR_CT and EG. The type is asynchronous, full duplex, 1 starts bit, 8 data, 1 parity programmable
bit, 1 stop bit, while the speed is Configurable and can be up to 9600 b/s. There is a RS232 receiver
and transmitter used.
Signal LIOC X204 / RJ11 PC serial / DB-9
CD 1 (out) 1 (in)
TXD 2 (in) 3 (out)
RXD 3 (out) 2 (in)
GND 4 5
DTR 5 (in) 4(out)
DSR 6 (out) 6 (in)
RTS 7 (short connect with
8)
CTS 8 (short connect with
7)
REMOTE MANAGEMENT
The Access part can be remotely managed by 1353DN application running in a workstation. The Access
part can be managed by Ethernet interface. Ethernet interface provides a LAN interface, in fact 10
base T, towards the LAN-TP connector of a workstation (with related RJ45 – RJ45 ends cabling).
X206
MOUSE SERIAL 1 MOUS

E
KEYBD SERIAL 2 LAN TP
STARTING THE NB CRAFT TERMINAL
Using the CT, the installer may change the default configuration (if not integrated system) or the factory
configuration (if integrated system), setting up the appropriate one for the site.
The CT of the NB part provides means for the handling of the management functionality.
The following functionality is covered:
Equipment management 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Port and termination provisioning

PEIC
V5 and leased lines interface provisioning
X204
Connection configuration and set-up (V5.1 connections)

NEHC / NSEC
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
NEHC / NSEC
LIM / BB LIM / VISC
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM / VISC

LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB GEBC
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB GEBC
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
LIM / BB LIM
Management communication configuration
Alarm presentation
LIOC
Line testing and loop backs SERIAL
Software download
STARTING NB-CT
The next steps must be followed:
1. - Connect physically the PC to the LIOC board

located in the NE.
2. - The communication between the Craft Terminal

(PC) and the Litespan NE has to be seen as a
modem connection. So, before starting the CT
application, it is necessary to make a telephone
connection
STARTING NB-CT
STARTING NB-CT
View Equipment Administration
Refresh Declare Subrack Display NE
Board Installation Data
Display Rack Debugger
Subrack Q3Configuration
Board Timing Sources
External input points Access Control Request
Save configuration Release
Download Restart
configuration communications
Warm restart Exit
Cold restart
Get Restart Info
SwitchOver
STARTING NB-CT
Sw management V.5
Display, modify Network Interfaces Declare V5.1
Download Perform V5.2
Progress List/Modify V5.1
Backup and Restore V5.2
User Ports Declare V5.1
V5.2
List/Modify
V5 Hub VoIP
Virtual UP Declare Network Interface Declare
List/Modify List/Modify
Hub Role EU User Ports Declare
RU List/Modify
BAS Interfaces Declare
List/Modify
STARTING NB-CT
Leased Lines Mirror
Network Interfaces Declare Network Interfaces Declare
List/Modify List/Modify
User Ports Configuration User Ports Declare
List List/Modify
Cross Connections Declare
List/Modify
Testing RU Frame Relay
Configuration Declare Logical Port Declare
Results List/Modify List/Modify
PVC End Point List/Modify
User Ports Declare
List/Modify
STARTING NB-CT
PM Alarms Help
Current Data Configuration Retrieve current Index
Display Log Find
History Data Display About
STARTING NB-CT
SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD
The Software management menu, allows displaying and/or modifying the SW versions available at NEHC
board, showing the status of the SW downloading process if any. Other possible operation is to
download a new version (or edition) of software to the main boards of the system, from a remote
source (CT, OS or a server identified by an OSI address).
The NEHC board (where the software to be downloaded is targeted) has two banks of memory; therefore
it is possible to start downloading new software without disturbing traffic. Once the new software has
been downloaded (in the inactive bank of memory), it is possible to activate it (to copy to the
destination boards and to test if it works properly) and to commit it (to finish the operation, by
releasing the inactive bank of memory). If the test shows that it is not working properly, it is possible
to go back with the previous software, via the roll back option (if it is not yet committed). Please,
notice that for starting a downloading process, it is necessary to release the inactive bank of memory,
by deleting (if any) its software version.
EQUIPMENT CONFIGURATION
To declare any extended MLS in the Litespan-1540, select Equipment → Declare → Subrack.
The first field to fill is the number of the subrack. Select n for the Extended # [n-1] number.
The second field is the subrack type. It depends on previous subrack
An MLS-3F main subrack can only be extended with an MLS-3F.
UNIT DECLARATION
There are two ways to declare a unit, selecting Equipment → Declare → Board menu options or clicking
(right button) over the inserted unit
INTERFACE CONFIGURATION
The interface declaration is organized based on the type of interface for FR2: V5.1 or V5.2 interfaces (for
digital voice subscribers), Mirror interfaces (for analogue voice subscribers), Leased line interfaces
(for digital data subscribers), HDSL interfaces (for HDSL transport) and optical interfaces (for PDH 34
Mb/s optical transport).
The V5.2 interface is a standard protocol between a local exchange (LE) and an access node (AN). The
interface description can be found on ITU-T G.965 (or ETSI ETS 300 347-1). Each V5.2 interface can
have from 1 x 2048 Kb/s link (min) up to 16 x 2048 Kb/s links (max).
The interface characteristics are:
a) Each interface can have up to 16 links.
b) There are link protection (group 1) and channel protection (group 2).
c) The interface can manage POTS, ISDN BRA and ISDN PRA
d) It is designed for concentration (dynamic assignment of TS's).
The V5.2 interface has traffic channels (bearer channels) and signalling channels (c-channels). The
signalling is divided into subscriber signalling and V5.2 interface signalling.
The subscriber signalling is divided into:
a) PSTN One for all subscribers.
b) ISDN-p, P channels (X-25, SAPI=16)
One for each subscriber.
c) ISDN-f, F channels (frame-relay, SAPI=32-62)

One for each subscriber.
d) ISDN-D, D channels (BRA D16 ó PRA D64, SAPI≠16,32-62).

One for each subscriber
Only are marked (Type) the primary and secondary links. The interface has a label (User label) and two
numbers, one of them (Interface Identifier) provided by the exchange and another for internal use
(Alcatel Itf Identifier) starting 1 and ending in the max number of interfaces. Each link belonging to
an interface is identified by an exchange number (2Mbps Id) and an internal number (2Mbps link
Number). A switching identifier number (Adjacent LE number) must be provided.
To define a V5.2 interface, select V5 → Network Interfaces → Declare → V5.2:

Field Value Notes
User label Up to 14 capital/lowercase characters
Adjacent LE From 0 to 2147483648 (numerical PTT value for LE
value)
Interface Id From 0 to 16777215 (numerical value) LE value for interface
Alcatel Itf Id From 1 to 16/21 (numerical value) Litespan value for interface
V5.2 variant It depends on LE (normally 0 or 1). See NOTE 1
Number From 1 to 16/21 (numerical value) Litespan value for link (NEHC 02-
xx)
Id From 0 to 255 (numerical value) LE value for link (G.965 sec
16.2.4.3.5)
LCC Only used by OS.
2Mbps Link (Primary) PSTN signalling link (one per
interface)
TimeSlot (16) PSTN signalling TS (one per
interface)
Once declared, the V5.2 interface must be started up. To do that, once we get (V5 → Network Interfaces
→ List/Modify → V5.2) the list of V5.2 interfaces window, select the proper interface, click on mouse
right button and choose the start up option
To define a V5.2 subscriber (user port), select V5 → User Ports → Declare → V5.2
PSTN service Notes
Unit ATLC-F/3G Declared unit
Board From 4 up to 23 All MLS_3F type
Port 1-48 All ATLC-F/3G
V5 interface 1-16 16 if PDH
Comm Path Link Num 1 – 21
Comm Path TS 16, 15, 31
Direct Dialling
PSTN Special Features Public Tel Only for PSTN
Private Meter
Special Loop Res
Security Line
Others
Address L3 (0-32767) L3 or L2 address
Admin State Unlocked/Locked For use: Unlocked
CONNECTIONS
These are the common connections between a user port and a network interface. This interface would be
associated to the NEHC port, external G.703 interface.
Select Leased Lines → Cross Connections → Declare.
SYNCHRONIZATION
The scope of this section is the timing sources (also denoted as clock sources) configuration.
To configure the extracted timing sources, from Main menu, select Admin → Timing Sources →
Configuration as shown
PDH SYSTEM SYNCHRONIZATION
The PDH Litespan has five timing sources: Two externals, two extracted and one internal. The external
ones are physically connected to LIOC.
The internal one is located in NEHC-C (64 KHz clock reference) and it is not configurable.
The extracted ones are configurable and timing sources are extracted from one and/or two G.703 2048
Kb/s links.
The timing sources must fulfill G.704 frequency accuracy (50 ppm) and jitter and wander must fulfill
G.736 and G.823 for proper operation. Litespan output clock has a frequency accuracy of 50 ppm.
Litespan intrinsic output jitter is less than 25 ns (measured in a 60 sec time interval and within frequency
range from 20Hz to 100KHz). Anyway, the output jitter is according G.823 option 1 (if extracted
source).
When system is working with external (or extracted) references, the operating mode is tracking mode.
Otherwise, if internal is used, the system has free running mode. If being used clock source fails, the
system search from highest to lowest priority source which is the first available (without failure)
source and switches to it. The system remains with selected source even a higher priority source
become available. That means, no switchover (except for free running mode).
SYNCHRONIZATION
The scope of this section is the timing sources (also denoted as clock sources) configuration.
To configure the extracted timing sources, from Main menu, select Admin → Timing Sources →
Configuration as shown
Furute evolution
Future
•LIOC
•PEIC
•ATLC-F
•ATLC-3G
•MLS_3F
•NEHC-C
•NSEC-C
Future evolution
•NIOC (ADM)
•GEB3-A
•GEB3-B
•ISDN SERVICE
•GIO3
•VISCB
•NEW MLS_3F
Future evolution NIOC (Network I/O Card)
• This card should be plugged in special TT slot (always compatible with LIM)
• Redundant configuration is possible
Width (mm) 30 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 25 2025 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 480

Card L P N N L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L
C C C C - -
- - - - G - G -
N N V V E N E N
S S I I B I B I
E E S S C O C O
C C C C C C
- - - -
N N A A
B B D D
S S M M
C C
NB slot 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Total slots
NB-only LIM numbering 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20
NB&BB w/o Xp LIM numbering 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 18
NB&BB w Xp LIM numbering 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 16
Future evolution ATM connectivity in 3F MLS
ATM Bridge card
GEB3A
Subsystem for interfacing to ATM uplinks
IP to ATM conversion
STM1
IP2ATM 2xE3 Different Up-links physical interfaces

GEB3A 8xE1 STM-1
8x E1-IMA
ATM Bridge card
2 x E3
Future evolution New MLS_3F
•New MLS-3F variant to provide 4 slots suitable for VIS3B
•Width (mm) •30 •20 •20 •20 •20 •20 •20 •20 •20 •20 •20 •25 •20 •25 •20 •20 •20 •20 •20 •20 •20 •20 •20 •480
•Card •L •P •N •N •L •L •L •L •L •L •L •L •L •L •L •L •L •L •L •L •L •L •L •L
•I •E •E •E •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I •I
•O •I •H •H •M •M •M •M •M •M •M •M •M •M •M •M •M •M •M •M •M •M •M •M
•C •C •C •C •- •-
•- •- •- •- •G •- •G •-
•N •N •E •N •E •N
•S •S •B •I •B •I
•E •E VIS3B •C •O •C •O
•C •C •C •C
•- •- •- •-
•A •A
•D •D
•M •M
•NB slot •1 •2 •3 •4 •5 •6 •7 •8 •9 •10 •11 •12 •13 •14 •15 •16 •17 •18 •19 •20 •21 •22 •23 •24
•Total slots
•NB-only LIM numbering •1 •2 •3 •4 •5 •6 •7 •8 •9 •10 •11 •12 •13 •14 •15 •16 •17 •18 •19 •20 •20
•NB&BB w/o Xp LIM numbering •1 •2 •3 •4 •5 •6 •7 •8 •10 •12 •13 •14 •15 •16 •17 •18 •19 •20 •18
•NB&BB w Xp LIM numbering •1 •2 •3 •4 •5 •6 •7 •8 •13 •14 •15 •16 •17 •18 •19 •20 •16
Practises
6
Practises
Litespan FR3.0 Tripple Play

Boards Configuration
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4. Operation and maintenance

New subracks and racks configurations

External interfaces available on LIOC are:

 External alarms Input/Output.

G.703 synchronization interface.

Power and E1 Interface Card. Functions are as follows:

o Power feeding interface.

o NLC buses termination.

o Configurable straps for MLS numbering.

o X.25 management interface.

o DCC management interface.

o EOTC-B is not managed since this interface is removed.

Power and E1 Interface Card. Functions are as follows:

o Power feeding interface.

o NLC buses termination.

o Configurable straps for MLS numbering.

o X.25 management interface.

o DCC management interface.

o EOTC-B is not managed since this interface is removed.

3,840 Mass-Market Multiservice

Maximum POTS capacity

Local 100 BaseT VoIP

HW changes for cost optimisation minimizing SW impact.

Local 100 BaseT VoIP

NTIO and transport capability separated from BB-IP controller

Local 1000/100/10 BaseT (x4)

ATM uplink connectivity for BB-IP controller (IP to ATM bridge)

Local 1000/100/10 BaseT (x4)

TDM Bus POTS

Local 1000/100/10 BaseT (x4)

STM-1/4/16 New Narrowband

EFL3x 3-Play non-blocking

STM-1/4 Integrated ADM

16xE1 Narrowband ATL3x Commercial, 300-3,400 Hz

BAL3x ISDN commercial

Width (mm) 30 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 25 20 25 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 480

NB user ports BB user ports

NB main/ext +BB main/ext with TT NB main

Optional integrated transport

FR3 shelves may be combined in a flexible way

All shelves can be BB main

Subsystem 1st shelf 2nd shelf 3rd shelf 4th shelf

NB Main Ext Ext Ext

BB Main Main/Ext Main/Ext Main/Ext

NIOC OK OK(MainBB) OK(MainBB) OK (MainBB)

Re-layouts to move UP connections from back-plane to front-plate

Front-plate and levers adaptation to new equipment practice

GEB3-A (FR3) correspond to same functionality of GEBC-A (FR2)

Metral connectors replaced by a DIN-96 connector in the front-plate

Cable shield connected to earth at the bottom plate of MLS-3F

FR2 MDF connection

Improved connection capabilities for front-access connections

Power & E1 though the top edge

CT, SYNC, LAN, Auxiliar through bottom edge

NLC extension through bottom & top edges

Gap between fan and MLS to provide room for additional

Modified pulling handles, with embedded latching system

Once MDF connector is extracted, card can be inserted extracted without

MLS-hb16 I/O solution in plug area

B 3-A IGMP snooping (version 3)

ATM Bridge card

IP2ATM 2xE3 Different Up-links physical interfaces

External alarms Input/Output.

External alarms Input/Output.

EFL3-A POTS service with NB-BB splitter

EFL3-B POTS service without NB-BB splitter

EFL3-I ISDN-BA service with NB-BB splitter

EFL3-H ISDN-BA service without NB-BB splitter