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IDM MSTP155-16-IP MSTP Multi Service Transceiver SDH and EOS technology User's Manual

IDM-MSTP155-24 is developed based on SDH and EOS technology, which is fully compliant with ITU-T standard. This equipment provides users with two (A and B) STM-1 optical interfaces and at most 6 Ethernets ports. It features VC-12 cross-connect and channel protection. Besides, IDM-MSTP155-24 can be used as an add-drop multiplexer or a terminal multiplexer to establish chain networks and ring networks of point-to-point and point-to-multipoint.
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Thank you for using our product. Please read through this manual before use.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Please verify what you bought is the right model before installation and install according to the users manual.

In case of any damage, please keep this equipment free from any aquosity.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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© Beijing Raytrans Digital Technology Co., Ltd. 2010, all rights reserved.

All of partials of the information contained thereon is the property of our company and shall not be used, reproduced for any purpose, or shown to third parties without the written consent of our company

        

 

1 Brief

1.1 Overall

SDH network has powerful protection and recovery ability and fixed time delay. MSTP technology based on SDH redundant optical ring network is able to provide the users from the edge of networks with various access technologies and various types of network options. MSTP is evolving from an all-data transmission network to a multi-service platform which integrates both transmission network and access network, based on which, Beijing Raytrans Digital Technology Co., ltd developed the new generation multi-service transmission equipment IDM-MSTP155-24 as a response to the market demand. IDM-MSTP155-24 is able to meet users needs not only for the access of broadband services and narrowband services, but also for greater bandwidth and more reliable communication protection. Therefore, this equipment has become one of the most popular products on the fiber access market.

IDM-MSTP155-24 is developed based on SDH and EOS technology, which is fully compliant with ITU-T standard. This equipment provides users with two (A and B) STM-1 optical interfaces and at most 6 Ethernets ports. It features VC-12 cross-connect and channel protection. Besides, IDM-MSTP155-24 can be used as an add-drop multiplexer or a terminal multiplexer to establish chain networks and ring networks of point-to-point and point-to-multipoint.

This equipment has consummate line protection, acousto-optical alarm and network management/monitoring functions, which greatly satisfies current access networks and private networks needs for multi service, greater bandwidth, high reliability and integration of access equipments and transmission equipments.

All components the IDM-MSTP155-24 adopts are on industrial level, electromagnetic compatible and with interface protection design. Due to the low power consumption and favorable shock resistance, this equipment is suitable for a variety of electromagnetic environment and flexible conditions.

The laconic network management of IDM-MSTP155-24 supports unified management of disjunct subnets and RMON (Remote Network Management) by internet. The NMS includes functions like equipment configuration, fault query, data collecting and real-time monitoring of the network operating status.

1.2 Features

Ø                      Integration of SDH and EOS allows the access of various services from RT.

Ø                      Provide up to 6 physically independent 10/100Mbps Ethernet interfaces.

Ø                      Multiple clock modes available, including crystal oscillating clock, line-extracted clock and external clock 2MBIT/2MHZ.

Ø                      Complete LED alarm indication on front panel.

Ø                      Dual SDH optical or electrical interfaces for the set-up of chain network or redundant ring network.

Ø                      FC/SFP optical transceivers available, FC by default.

Ø                      Network-wide management, simple configuration.

Ø                      DC48V and AC220V power supply optional.

1.3 Relevant Standards

Ø                      ITU-T G.664    Optical safety procedures and requirements for optical transport systems

Ø                      ITU-T G.703           Physical/electrical characteristics of hierarchical digital interfaces

Ø                      ITU-T G.707           Network node interface for the synchronous digital hierarchy (SDH)

Ø                      ITU-T G.781           Synchronization layer functions   

Ø                      ITU-T G.782           Types and general characteristics of synchronous digital hierarchy (SDH) equipment  

Ø                      ITU-T G.783 Characteristics of synchronous digital hierarchy (SDH) equipment functional blocks      

Ø                      ITU-T G.784 Synchronous digital hierarchy (SDH) management  

Ø                      ITU-T G.803           Architecture of transport networks based on the synchronous digital hierarchy (SDH)

Ø                      ITU-T G.811           Timing characteristics of primary reference clocks  

Ø                      ITU-T G.813           Timing characteristics of SDH equipment slave clocks (SEC)

Ø                      ITU-T G.823 The control of jitter and wander within digital networks which are based on the 2048 kbit/s hierarchy  

Ø                      ITU-T G.825 The control of jitter and wander within digital networks which are based on the synchronous digital hierarchy (SDH)

Ø                      ITU-T G.826 End-to-end error performance parameters and objectives for international, constant bit-rate digital paths and connections  

Ø                      ITU-T G.841           Types and characteristics of SDH network protection architectures  

Ø                      ITU-T G.957 Optical interfaces for equipments and systems relating to the synchronous digital hierarchy  

Ø                      ITU-T G.958           Digital line systems based on the synchronous digital hierarchy for use on optical fiber cables  

Ø                      ITU-T X.86           Ethernet over LAPS  

Ø                      ITU-T G.7041           Generic framing procedure (GFP)

Ø                      ITU-T G.7042           Link capacity adjustment scheme (LCAS) for virtual concatenated signals

Ø                      IEEE 802.1d           Spanning Tree

Ø                      IEEE 802.1q           Virtual LANsVLAN

Ø                      IEEE Std 802.3  CSMA/CD

Ø                      IEEE 802.1p           General Registration Protocol

Ø                      RFC2615(1999) PPP over SONET/SDH 

Ø                      RFC1661(1994) Point-to-Point Protocol

2 Panel Instruction

IDM MSTP155-24 employs standard 1U chassis and is very compact. Front panel is fully equipped with external clock interface, optical interface, Ethernet interface, CUP control panel interface, network management interface, power switch and a variety of pilot lamps so as to facilitate users usage.

2.1 Front Panel

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Fig. 2-1 IDM MSTP155-24 front panel

2.1.1 Keys/Button and Function Description

Table 2-1 Keys/Button and Function Description of Front Panel

Labels

Indication

Power switch

Power supply

Pilot lamp

LEDs

TXA

Optic interface A transmission

RXA

Optic interface A reception

TXB

Optic interface B transmission

RXB

Optic interface B reception

NET1

Ethernet Interface Channel 1

NET2

Ethernet Interface Channel 2

NET3

Ethernet Interface Channel 3

NET4

Ethernet Interface Channel 4

NET5

Ethernet Interface Channel 5

NET6

Ethernet Interface Channel 6

F

Net Management Interface

CONSEL

Control panel interface

EXTCLK

External clock interface

2.1.2 Pilot Lamps Instruction of Front Panel

Table 2-2 pilot lamp of front panel

Label

Color

Status

Indication

LOFA

red

on

Frame loss on optical interface A

NOPA

red

on

No optical signal on interface A

LOFB

red

on

Frame loss on optical interface B

NOPB

red

on

No optical signal on interface A

LOCK

green

on

ON:PLL Loss of Lock. OFFPLL lockup

POWR

green

on

Power supply

LINK

green

on

Ethernet works well

SPEED

green

On/off

On: Ethernet rate is 100Mbps

Off: Ethernet rate is 10Mbps

 

2.2 Rear Panel

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Fig. 2-2 IDM MSTP155-16 rear panel

2.3 Wring and pin assignments

Table 2-4 wiring and pin assignments

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3 Typical applications

3.1 Point-to-point network 

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Fig. 4-1 IDM MSTP155-24 point-to-point network 

3.2 Chain network

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Fig. 4-2 IDM MSTP155-24 chain network 

 

3.3 Ring network

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Fig. 4-3 IDM MSTP155-24 ring network

4 Specifications

4.1 Environment requirements=

                      Working temperature:-1550

                      Storage temperature:-20~+70

                      Relative humidity95%(non-coagulation)

4.2 Power supply

                      Optional power supply methods: DC -48V and AC 220V

                      DC -48V:input voltage range: DC -36VDC -72V

                      AC 220V:input voltage range: AC mains AC 176VAC 264V 4.3 

4.3 Consumption

Total consumption: 10W

4.4 Parameters of optical interface and E1 interface

4.4.1 Optical interface parameters

Table 5-1 Optical interface parameters

Rage

155.520Mbps±4.6ppm

Compliance

ITU-T G.957/G.958

Media types

ITU-T G.652/G.653,SM

Wavelength

1310nm

No-relay transmitting range

50km

Sensitivity

Better than -36dB

Connector

FC/SC

Interface

S-1.1/L1.1/L1.2

4.4.2 STM-1 optical interface specification

Name

Unit

155Mbps optical interface

Transmitting code

 

NRZ code

Digital signal

Nominal bit rate error tolerance 

Code compliant with G.957

kb/s

Compliant with G.707G.958

155.52Mbit/s±4.6ppm

 

S-1.1

L-1.1

L-1.2

Working wavelength

Nm

12611360

12801335

14801580

Sender at reference point S

Type of light source

spectral characteristic:

maximum rms value width

maximum20dB width

minimum SMSR

Average Optical Transmit Power   

maximum

minimum

minimum extinction ratio

 

 

 

nm

nm

dB

 

dBm

dBm

dB

 

MLM

 

7.7

 

-8

-15

8.2

 

MLM

 

4

 

0

-5

10

 

SLM

 

1

30

 

0

-5

10

 

SLM

 

1

30

 

0

-5

10

Optical path at point S and point R

attenuation range

maximum dispersion  

Optical cable facility at S point

minimum return loss

maximum discrete reflectance  between point S and point R

 

dB

ps/nm

 

dB

dB

 

012

96

 

NA

NA

 

1028

185

 

NA

NA

 

1028

NA

 

NA

NA

 

1028

NA

 

20

-25

Receiver at reference point R:

minimum sensitivity(when BER is 10E10)

minimum overload(when BER is 10E10)

maximum optical path penalty

maximum reflection of the receiver at point R

 

dBm

dBm

dB

dB

 

-28

-8

1

NA

 

-34

-10

1

NA

 

-34

-10

1

NA

 

-34

-10

1

-25

 

4.5 Criterion of other interfaces

Ethernet interface

Rate: 10BASE-T 10M half duplex

    Compatibility: IEEE 802.3 protocol

    Wan transmitting rate: N×64Kbps n30,namely adjustable within 64Kbps and 1.92MKbps

 

 

5 Equipment installation and networking

5.1 unpack, check and accept

IDM-MSTP155-24 is packed in special cartoon with shakeproof foam inside, one piece in each cartoon. Be careful of following tips when unpacking:

Ø                      In case of missing of any accessories, please keep the equipment right side up when unpacking,.

Ø                      Check out the equipment and accessories according to the packing list, make sure everythings in accordance with the packing list.

Ø                      Take good care of the network deployment diagram.

The equipment contains delicate components, please handle with care and keep it free from sharp pounding

5.2 Necessary tools and instrument

                      Straight screwdriver and cross screwdriver

                      Multi-meter

                      Optical power meter

                      Optical attenuator  

                      Code error tester  

   Note: underlined ones are optional

5.3 Safety Items

n                      Optical interface

To ensure personal safety, please operate the optical maser according to the following rules:

Please take good care of the fiber and cleanse it before usage. Also please put the protective cap onto the fiber before it is linked to the fiber connector, just in case of the pollution and physical lesion.

Maintainer and operator have to be well trained. 

Dont look squarely at the fiber cross-section before the light source is shut down.

Note: Bend-radius30mm

n                      Electric interface

The input voltage is this equipment is -48VDC.

n                      Static damage prevention

The operator has to put on antistatic equipment to touch circuit board.

5.4 Machinery installation

IDM-MSTP155-24 chassis should be installed on a 19 standard rack. To ensure the ventilation , the equipment should be at least 1U away from adjoining items.

Under normal circumstances, please do not block the louver.

5.5 Electric installation

During the installation, most faults are caused by the poor connection of PGND and GND, so please take care of the common-ground issue.

5.5.1 Server room wiring

Ø                      According to the actual situation of the server room, fix the power line, E1 cable, fiber, users line and network management line trimly and regularly to the rack.

Ø                      In case of the interference, power line and data wire should be separate.

5.5.2 Cable connection

Ø                      Fiber connection

1.                      Before the test of optical interfaces, to ensure the accuracy, all optical connectors should be cleaned.

2.                      Insert the fiber connector to the equipment optical interface connector tightly.

3.                      In a point-to-point network, connect either TX on equipment A to either RX on equipment B and the other RX on equipment A to the other TX on equipment B. In a ring network, connect TXB and RXB on equipment No.1 to RXA and TXA on equipment No.2 respectively. Connect TXB and RXB on equipment 2 to RXA and TXA on equipment No.3 respectively. On the analogy of this, finally connect TXB and RXB on equipment No.n to RXA and TXA on equipment No.1 respectively.

4.                      Bond the fibers to the rack with cable tie, all connection is done.

Ø                      E1 cable connection

When do the E1 cable connection, please be careful of the cable matching. Dont plug/unplug too hard so as not to damage or deform the pins.

Ø                      All cables should be placed in the chute with binding ties after the connection.

5.6 Power supply installation

Ø                      The power supply switch should be OFF before hook up.

Ø                      The power configuration of a standard model is dual power supply (DC -48V and AC 220V), when either one fails, the other will back it up.

DC -48V-48V±10

AC 220V220V±20

    Before power-up, please use multi-meter to test the power supply, so as to find out if short circuit exists and the voltage is normal.

Ø                      The GND and the PGND should be separate. The PGND should be connected to the frame.

Ø                      Power up after all the check-up.

5.7 Networking connection

5.7.1 Chain network connection

When the chain network is established as below, pilot lamps LOSB and LOFB of equipment No.1 are off and LOSA and LOFA are on. Pilot lamps LOSB and LOFB of equipment No.N are off and LOSA and LOFA are off. Pilot lamps LOSA, LOFA, LOSB and LOFB of the others in between are all off.

 

TP-16 链网.emf Diagram5-1 IDM-MSTP155-24 chain network connection

 

1.                      Pilot lamps NET1, NET2, NET3 and NET4 of each equipment are one-to-one correspondences, after the connection of Ethernet, pilot lamps LINK, FULL and 100M/ACT will be on. 

2.                      The equipment is in normal operation condition and all services are all standing by.

5.7.2 Ring network connection

When the ring network is established as below, all pilot lamps are off.

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Diagram5-2 IDM-MSTP155-24 ring network connection

1.                      Pilot lamps NET1, NET2, NET3 and NET4 of each equipment are one-to-one correspondences, after the connection of Ethernet, pilot lamps LINK, FULL and 100M/ACT will be on. 

2.                      The equipment is in normal operation condition and all services are all standing by.

5.8 NM (network management) software installation and configuration

Please checkNetwork Management Users Manualfor your reference.

6 Common faults

6.1 Power supply fault

Please check if the device power line access is correct and the voltage and consumption are the right matching with the equipment. The power supply must be stable and reliable and the PGND should be well connected, so as to be free from lightning strike.

6.2 Visual Alarm

1.                      Check up if there is a loose contact between fiber and equipment.

2.                      Check if the equipment itself is working well. To do the test, connect RX and TX (on the same equipment) with a fiber, if the alarm indicator doesnt go on, thatll mean the equipment has no problem.

3.                      If the equipment still doesnt work after the above tests, please check out the fiber circuit.

4.                      Dual fiber unidirectional optical module: wavelength is 1310nm. The transmitting range is 40km, 60km and 80km. Please make sure the wavelength and transmitting range of the modules at two ends are same.

6.3 High bit error rate

Check if the interface impedance settings are right, if yes, please use code error tester to test hop by hop, in this way, users can find out if its an equipment fault, transmission fault or setting fault.

6.4 Services fault

6.4.1 Ethernet service fault

1.                      Firstly check if the twisted pair is well connected.

2.                      Check up the RJ45 PINs order, cross-over for connection to PC and straight-through for connection to switch.

3. Check if the configuration of PCs at two sides is right.

6.4.2 E1 service fault

1.                      First check up for the poor contact of 4×E1 plug and the 2mm high-density connector.

2.                      Check up if the wiring order is right and the pins of 2mm high-density connector is deformed or damaged.