The document provides an overview of Gigabit Passive Optical Network (GPON) technology and ADTRAN's Total Access 5000 (TA5000) GPON solution. The TA5000 uses an OLT located in the central office to connect via fiber and splitter to customer ONT devices. It can support services like IPTV, IP data, and voice over a GPON network with downstream speeds of 2.5 Gbps and upstream speeds of 1.25 Gbps. The TA5000 provides scalable bandwidth and flexible components to meet growing network demands.
The document provides an overview of Gigabit Passive Optical Network (GPON) technology and ADTRAN's Total Access 5000 (TA5000) GPON solution. The TA5000 uses an OLT located in the central office to connect via fiber and splitter to customer ONT devices. It can support services like IPTV, IP data, and voice over a GPON network with downstream speeds of 2.5 Gbps and upstream speeds of 1.25 Gbps. The TA5000 provides scalable bandwidth and flexible components to meet growing network demands.
The document provides an overview of Gigabit Passive Optical Network (GPON) technology and ADTRAN's Total Access 5000 (TA5000) GPON solution. The TA5000 uses an OLT located in the central office to connect via fiber and splitter to customer ONT devices. It can support services like IPTV, IP data, and voice over a GPON network with downstream speeds of 2.5 Gbps and upstream speeds of 1.25 Gbps. The TA5000 provides scalable bandwidth and flexible components to meet growing network demands.
The document provides an overview of Gigabit Passive Optical Network (GPON) technology and ADTRAN's Total Access 5000 (TA5000) GPON solution. The TA5000 uses an OLT located in the central office to connect via fiber and splitter to customer ONT devices. It can support services like IPTV, IP data, and voice over a GPON network with downstream speeds of 2.5 Gbps and upstream speeds of 1.25 Gbps. The TA5000 provides scalable bandwidth and flexible components to meet growing network demands.
Internet Splitter IPTV IP Head Core END Set-Top HDTV Voice Box ONT Switch Total Access 5000
Phone OLT at the TA5K Fiber / Splitter Internet ONT at the customer premises ADTRAN, Inc. 2011 All rights reserved 2 Typical GPON Network HDTV CO 1550 nm down (RF) IPTV Head End TA 5000 MSAP 1490 nm down ONT 1310 nm up IP Core 2.5G down Internet 1.2G up Internet GE Voice TA 5006 Voice Switch
RT 30Km Reach
2.5 G downstream, 1.25 G upstream traffic
Downstream wavelength is 1490 nm, upstream is 1310 nm ADTRAN, Inc. 2011 All rights reserved 3 Total Access 5000 Components
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Meeting Bandwidth Demands
SM2 10GE Two 10Gb faceplate XFP cages Two 1 / 2.5Gb faceplate SFP cages ERPS LAG 32k MACs Scales for IPTV deployments Ethernet Switch Fabric Fully featured Latest technology available Supports advanced service delivery Without Resource modules Designed for system deployments Scalable / Flexible design Scale to meet bandwidth needs without swap- out 10, 20, 40Gb LAG capable Just add XFPs Direct pipes to fabric ADTRAN, Inc. 2011 All rights reserved 5 Switch Module Features
Switch Module (SM)
Optionally redundant Optical and electrical SFPs supported Multiple XFP Options 802.1Q VLAN tagging Q-in-Q support 802.1p Prioritization 802.3ad Link Aggregation IGMP and multicast DHCP relay Option 82 support PPPoE relay PPPoA to PPPoE conversion
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ERPS Access Ring
Ethernet Ring Protection Switching 10G Link Aggregation
ITU-T G.8032 standards based Fully redundant 10 Gbps line rate with 10 Gbps throughput on the ring 10 Gbps add/drop from each span Interface via XFP cages on faceplate of SM 1 and 2.5Gbps ring support cost effective growth All Ethernet solution Integrated transport Transport and uplink on SMs Redundant hardware and path Same UI, point-to-point buses East and West Advanced capabilities Topology Aware Easy adds and deletes No single point of failure Misconfiguration Detection Wait to Restore (WTR) East and West 10G ERPS ADTRAN, Inc. 2011 All rights reserved 7 GPON OLT
502 OLT 4 port GPON OLT Doubles density to 2,688 ONTs per TA5000 Same faceplate as Quad GE All features of 2 port OLT SFP: B++ 30 KM Reach 32 Way Split No Differential Delay 37 KM Reach 16 Way Split (17-37KM)
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Current Portfolio GPON
324 2 Pots 4 Ethernet Indoor
351 and 352 1 or 2 Ethernet 2 Pots IPTV, POTS, Data 372 8 Pots 2 Ethernet 4 DS1 Total Access 351 Total Access 352 Total Access 324 IPTV, POTS, Data, DS1 Total Access 372
IPTV, POTS, Data, RF
Total Access 361 Total Access 362 Total Access 362S Total Access 362R Total Access 334
361/362 2 Pots 1 or 2 Ethernet RF Overlay
334 2 Pots 4 Ethernet RF Overlay Indoor 362R RFOG RF Overlay / Return 362S Special RF Overlay Return for SA ADTRAN, Inc. 2011 All rights reserved 9 Total Access 300 Series
Corning Housing for GPON
and AE ONTs Best in class product Gasket-less design
Hardened outdoor enclosure
Fiber slack storage Corning OptiTap support Power and phone terminations Grounding Snap in cartridge Install in logical steps Add electronics upon turn-up Secure access Status LEDs POTS test jacks
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Total Access 324 Indoor ONT
Indoor Single Family Unit (SFU)
Total Access 324 2 POTS 4 - 10/100/1000Bt Total Access 334 Adds RF overlay support New hardware design Common code with TA35x Minimize time to market Guarantee functionality and feature-set Hardened option for garage deployments
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3rd Party ONT CIG G-93E3
Features: Port 2 POTS 4 - 10/100Bt MDI / MDI-x autosense Support 802.1Q Vlan IP ToS/DSCP to 802.1p mapping Support VLAN Stacking (Q-in-Q) Support Jumbo Frame 2000 bytes IGMP Snooping
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3rd Party ONT CIG G-93T1
Features: Port 2 POTS 4 - 10/100/1000Bt MDI / MDI-x autosense Support 802.1Q Vlan IP ToS/DSCP to 802.1p mapping Support VLAN Stacking (Q-in-Q) Support Jumbo Frame 2000 bytes IGMP Snooping
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Total Access 5000 GPON Hardware, Installation, and Turn-Up
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Typical ONT Installation Subscriber provided premises wiring: CAT5 or higher Ethernet cable POTS twisted pair Communications Terminated in the ONT by Distribution technician Panel
ONT UPS with battery backup Riser conduit for installed by technician fiber drop cable
GFI/non-GFI outlet - highly
6 AWG ground wire recommend non-GFI outlet installed from the ONT to the established MGN
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OLT to ONT Connections SC APC SC UPC connector connector (green) (blue)
Splitter
Power Battery Backup Unit 10/100/1000BaseT
SC APC connector (green) for network connection on ONT.
Always use matching jumper. SC UPC (blue) jumper can damage interface and will at least introduce extra loss.
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Connectors in the Fiber Network
UPC Ultra Polish Connector
Light is reflected back down to the core. Return Loss = 57 dB Adequate for most applications
APC Angle Polish Connector
Light is reflected into the cladding. Color Code: Return Loss = 60 dB UPC blue (0.0001% of power reflected APC green back) Ideal for video applications
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Splitter
Up to 1:32 Operating band 1260 ~ 1600nm
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Battery Backup Unit/Power Supply
12V and return
Signals
7 conductors: 2 for power and 5 for signals
Signals: Low battery, battery missing, replace battery, on battery, and a signal return wire Approx. 50 feet between with 18 AWG power conductors
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Total Access 5000
Chassis Description
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System Architecture Common Control Slots Fan Tray (Switch & SCM) Fully redundant dual star bus backplane Native IP/Ethernet architecture Up to 20 Gbps per slot bi-directional Three (3) common control slots with carrier class redundancy Twenty-One (17) configurable access slots
Physical 19 rack mount 15.75 height (9RU) Module Slots
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Modules COMMON MODULES (provide management, control, switching, and expansion SCM and SM)
LINE MODULES ACCESS MODULES
Provide transport and expansion - Provide services ADSL2+, VDSL, Quad GigE, etc. GPON, AE, SHDSL
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Topologies And Node Expansion
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Flexible Transport Topologies
Linear Chain DATA
Fiber starved environments PSTN 1, 2, 10 Redundancy support GigE GR303 TR008 Star COT Scale with Quad GE card Redundancy support GigE GigE
Ring 10Gb ERPS 2.5Gb RPR GigE Main ring with support for sub-rings
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Node Expansion Guidelines 1. Node 1 Uplink is the sole Ethernet uplink to the network PSTN DATA 2. Each RT node must have a 1 to 10 unique node number (2-63) GigE 3. The uplink setting for each node COT is its default network 4. S-tags must be unique
GigE GigE
Which Way GigE Is Up?
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Node Expansion Guidelines
Node Expansion Lower Range: 1-63 nodes total for TA5K and 1124P Upper Range: 101-1024 for TA 1108VP 4-deep from Switch Module (total of 5 in chain) 3-deep from Quad GigE (total of 4 in chain)
Ring 2 RPR rings per COT (7 nodes each,15 nodes total) 1 ERPS ring (10G) with possible RPR sub-ring
Unique S-tags required throughout network
TA 5000 alerts user of duplicate VLAN in the node, not the network
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Node Expansion Module Options Net 2 of Node 1 to Net 1 of Node 2, and Switch Modules so on Chaining Max number in chaining is 4
Connect directly to another TA 5K Switch
Module Net 1 Quad GigE - Star Max number of nodes deep is 3 Used where fiber is available
Node to Node connectivity (Network
Octal GigE Mode) or Ethernet aggregation of 3rd party devices (Edge Mode).
DS3 EFM Bonding up to 4 ports for 180 Mbps
EFM connection between systems. (unchannelized) ADTRAN, Inc. 2011 All rights reserved 27 ERPS - Ethernet Ring Protection Switching Network Network Node 1 RPL Owner Two physical ports SM SM (spans) per node A B
One span each on
SM A and SM B Node 2 WEST EAST RPL SM SM A B Node 4 SM A contains West SM SM A B spans, SM B contains East spans
WEST EAST Connect East port to
Node 3 West port WEST EAST SM SM A B East link from Node 1 is Ring Protection Link (RPL)
WEST EAST RPL blocked in Ring Idle State ADTRAN, Inc. 2011 All rights reserved 28 GPON Network Details
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GPON Network Details 0 30km (max)
1490 nm Splitter 1310 nm
Receiver Sensitivity SFP B++ : -30 dBm minimum
Fiber Loss Characteristics
Minimum 10 dB loss between OLT and ONT: use attenuator or splitter SMF-28e fiber: ~0.25db/km 1490nm, ~0.35db/km 1310nm Transmit Power Measured launch power at OLT SFP +1.5 to +5 dBm Depending on actual ones density of payload Launch power cannot easily be measured at ONT -- only transmits when connected to OLT ADTRAN, Inc. 2011 All rights reserved 30 Splitter and Optical Power Loss Additional loss through splitter waveguides, connectors, splices, 0.1-0.5dB 3dB and fiber itself
3dB 0.1-0.5dB 0.1-0.5dB
3dB 3dB 3dB
Min 3 dB loss both
directions per 2x 0.1-0.5dB split 32x perfect splitter 15 dB loss, Typical 17-18 dB loss
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EXERCISE Optical Budget ONT
CO 500 m
TA 5000 MSAP 750 m ONT
10 Km
ONT 1.2 Km Assume Tx Power = 0 db (nominal) 1.5 Km Fiber loss =/~ 0.35db per 1km 1:32 splitter loss = 18 db ONT
Will this deployment work with an
optical budget of 26db loss? ADTRAN, Inc. 2011 All rights reserved 32 EXERCISE Optical Budget ONT
CO 500 m
TA 5000 MSAP 750 m ONT
10 Km
ONT 1.2 Km
1.5 Km Tx -0 db Loss (Common) -3.5 db ONT Splitter -18 db Loss (Drop) -0.5 db Total -22 db
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