AN-FM120/240-ETH

User Manual

AD-NET TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD

Content
AN-FM120/240-ETH Optical Multilplexer User Manual
1. GENERAL............................................................................................................................. 1

1.1 OVERVIEW ......................................................................................................................... 1

1.2 KEY BENEFITS ................................................................................................................... 2

2. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION................................................................................................... 2

3. APPLICATION ...................................................................................................................... 3

POINT-TO-POINT LINK ............................................................................................................... 3

4. TECHNIACAL SPECIFICATIONS........................................................................................ 4

4.1 OPTICAL INTERFACE........................................................................................................... 4

4.2 E1 INTERFACE ................................................................................................................... 5
4.3 ETHERNET INTERFACE ....................................................................................................... 5
4.4 ENGINEER ORDER-WIRE (EOW) ........................................................................................ 5
4.5 POWER SUPPLY ................................................................................................................. 6
4.6 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS............................................................................................ 6
4.7 MECHANICS ....................................................................................................................... 6

5. OPERATING ......................................................................................................................... 6

5.1 FRONT PANEL .................................................................................................................... 6

5.2 BACK PANEL ...................................................................................................................... 8
5.3 OPERATION OF NETWORK MANAGEMENT ............................................................................. 9

6. INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE................................................................................ 9

6.1 INSTALLATION .................................................................................................................... 9

6.2 MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................................. 10

1. General

1.1 Overview

The AN-FM120/240-ETH OPTIMUX is part of Multi E1 and Fast Ethernet transmission

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system family, used to build a 150Mb/s optical point-to-point link. Based on an ASIC chip; it

performs the transportation of 4/8 E1 and a fast Ethernet at full speed. It also provides an

order-wire and an auxiliary UART interface for Management. The AN-FM120/240-ETH OPTIMUX

offers a highly integrated solution for the perfect function, stable performance and convenience

with low power consumption.

1.2 Key Benefits

Merges the Ethernet and time-division multiplex (TDM) transmission to the same pipe.

Provides 4/8 E1 and a 100Mb/s Fast Ethernet interface.

The standard E1 interfaces comply with ITU-T G.703, G.823 and G.742.

Supports either auto-negotiation or hardware configuration selection of the Ethernet

operation.

The Ethernet interface supports VLAN and Flow Control function.

Real-time Monitoring and all necessary alarm display for easy management.

Supports Local and Remote Loop-back Test.

Uses standard telephone set as order-wire.

Provides one transparent RS232 interface for user’s data links.

Provides RS232 interface for Network Management.

Extends the fiber link up to 120 km without any repeater.

Compact single board Terminal.

100~220V Ac and -48VDC power supply is optional.

2. Product description

AN-FM120/240-ETH OPTIMUX series of Multi E1 & Fast Ethernet Optical Terminal is a

product combining of a PDH optical transport system and an Ethernet transceiver, as illustrated in

Figure 1:
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Figure 2.1 Architectrure of AN-FM120/240-ETH OPTIMUX

AN-FM120/240-ETH OPTIMUX can provide up to 8 E1 interfaces and 4 Fast Ethernet

interface. The Ethernet interface can be operated in 10M/100M, half duplex or full duplex mode

by either auto-negotiation or manual setting.

AN-FM120/240-ETH OPTIMUX also provides an order-wire for which a standard telephone

can be used.

AN-FM120/240-ETH OPTIMUX also provides a user RS232 transparent data link with a

RJ45 connector.

AN-FM120/240-ETH OPTIMUX possesses complete operation monitoring function. Those

indicators include Loss of optical signal, LOF, 10-3, 10-6 bit error rate, Loss of each E1 tributary

signal and Ethernet status. Since some overhead bytes are taken as monitoring channel, all

alarm and status of Remote can be display locally.

AN-FM120/240-ETH OPTIMUX provides RS232 interface for Network Management.

Supported by EasyPDHTM, Users can observe the status of Local and Remote, as well as other

alarm information unable to be displayed by LEDs in the front panel. Also, with EasyPDHTM, user

can make certain E1 loop back for testing purpose. For detail, see EasyPDHTM manual.

AN-FM120/240-ETH OPTIMUX can be operated with two kinds of power supplies, one for

~220V AC, the other for -48V DC, and users may select either of them when ordering.

3. Application

Point-to-point link

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Figure 3.1 Point-to-Point link

4. Techniacal Specifications

4.1 Optical interface

Bit rate: 150Mb/s±50ppm

Wavelength: 1310nm

Optical output power: -2～-11dBm

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Sensitivity: > -36dBm

Dynamic Range: 34dB

Connector: FC&SC

4.2 E1 interface

Bit Rate : 2.048Mb/s±50ppm

Impedance: 75Ω unbalanced or 120Ω balanced (please declare when ordering. )

Line Coding: HDB3, meet the Recommendation of ITU-T G.703

Output jitter: see Table 2

Table 1: output jitter

B1 (20Hz~100KHz) <0.08 UI

B2 (18kHz~100KHz) <0.05 UI

Input jitter tolerance

Input jitter tolerance is accord with ITU-T G. 823, and its typical values are illustrated as

Table 3:

Table 2: input jitter tolerance

Frequency (Hz) 10 20 63 130 500 1.2k 2.1k 3.7k 6.4k 11k 100k

Jitter (UI) 30.7 30 26.7 14.6 6.04 4.22 3.83 3.7 3.1 2.8 0.7

Jitter transfer
Features of jitter drift is accord with ITU-T G. 742, and its typical values are illustrated as

Table 4:
Table3: jitter transfer
Frequency (Hz) 20 45 65 130 260 500 1.2k 2.1k 100k

Gain(dB) -35.97 -42.71 -56.82 -64.43 -57.63 -57.50 -54.37 -55.12 -52.31

4.3 Ethernet interface

4 ETH interface, accord with IEEE802.3、802.3u Ethernet protocol, default configure is

auto-negotiation.

4.4 Engineer Order-wire (EOW)

Standard two-wire phone

64Kb/s PCM coding

Dial Tone/Busy/Ring Back.

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4.5 Power Supply

Range of input voltage: DC -48V, from -36V to -72V;AC 220V, from -100V to ~240V

Power consumption: 5W

4.6 Environmental Conditions

Operating Temperature Range: 0℃ to +45℃

Humidity: 95％, no condensation

4.7 Mechanics

Length Height Width (Depth): 483mm×44.45mm×200mm

Weight: 2.5kg

5. Operating

5.1 Front panel

Figure5.1.1 AN-FM120/240-ETH OPTIMUX front panel

Table 4: Description of front panel indicator

Indicator type Color Status Function description
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Indicator of power supply of the AN-FM120/240-ETH
OPTIMUXS4/8E.
PWR Green ON
After the power supply is correctly connected and
switched on, the indicator is on.
Indicator of Power down of remote device. If remote
RPD Yellow ON
device power down, the indicator will be on.
Indicator of Loss of Frame.
The alarm will mask alarms of IE-3 and IE-6.
If there is no optical signal, the alarm will be masked. If
LOF Red ON LOF is effective, the bit error alarm will be masked
then.
After the R-ALM switch is pressed down, LOF
indicator can display LOF of Remote.
General alarm indicator.
When Local has alarm, ALM indicator is on for a while,
the alarm indicators on front panel shows the alarm of
ON,
ALM Red Local;
FLASH
If Remote has alarm, ALM indicator of Local will flash;
after the R-ALM switch is pressed down, indicators on
the front panel will show alarms of Remote.
Indicator of Optical A working status. If Optical A is
WORKA Green ON
working, the indicator will be on.
Indicator of Optical B working status. If Optical B is
WORKB Green ON
working, the indicator will be on.
Indicator of optical A signal detection. The alarm will
mask alarms of LOF, IE-3 and IE-6.
If optical A signal is loss, the indicator will be on;
NOPA Red ON
If optical A signal is detected, the indicator will be off;
After the R-ALM switch is pressed down, NOP
indicator will display NOP of Remote.
Indicator of optical B signal detection. The alarm will
mask alarms of LOF, IE-3 and IE-6.
If optical B signal is loss, the indicator will be on;
NOPB Red ON
If optical B signal is detected, the indicator will be off;
After the R-ALM switch is pressed down, NOP
indicator will display NOP of Remote.
Bit Error Rate Indicator.
If the Bit Error Rate of optical signal is more than 10-3,
ALE3 Red ON the indicator will be on, while the IE-6 will be masked.
After the R-ALM switch is pressed down, the indicator
can display 10-3 alarm of Remote.
Bit Error Rate Indicator.
If the Bit Error Rate of optical signal is more than 10-6,
ALE6 Red ON the indicator will be on.
After the R-ALM switch is pressed down, the indicator
can display 10-6 alarm of Remote.
Alarm of LOSS of the 8 E1.
As an E1 signal is loss, the LOS indicator of the
E1 LOS1~8 Red ON corresponding E1 will be on.
After the R-ALM switch is pressed down, LOS
indicator can display LOS alarm of Remote
Indicator of full/half duplex operating mode.
FD Yellow ON /OFF
ON for full duplex; OFF for half duplex.
ON Indication of Ethernet Link. ON for Linking; it will
Link/ACt Green
/FLASH FLASH when data transmitting or receiving.

Table 5: Description and operation of switch and interface on front panel

Type Function description

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Alarm of Local/Remote selection switch.

R_ALM If the switch is “off”, alarm indicators on the front panel will show alarm of Local.
If it is “on” , alarm indicators on the front panel will show alarm of Remote.

Mask switch for E1 LOSS.

MASK The switch can mask the alarms of the E1 not used at present. If the E1
interface being in use is loss, corresponding alarms will happen.

ALS start-up switch.

ALS
Start-up ALS function when ALS is “on”.

Alarm tone-mute switch.

If the switch is in the “off” location, the speaker will send out alarm tones for
MUTE
various alarms.
If it is pressed down to the “on” location, all alarm tones will be mute.
Local or Remote Loop selection switch.
LOOP_FN
“off” means Local loop and “on” means Remote loop.
1 to 8 E1 loop switch.
E1-LOOP
“on” means E1 loop.

PHONE Engineer order-wire interface.

1 to 4 Standard RJ45 interface.

ETH Green led is the “Link/ACT” indicator and Yellow led is the “10/100Mbps”.
supports 10/100M, full duplex/half duplex.

RS232 network management interface.

CONSOLE With the RJ45 connector: pin3 is management data input; pin5 is management
data output; pin 7 is GND. Baud rate is 9600b/s。

RS232 transparent data channel for user.

RS232 With the RJ45 connector: pin3 user data input; pin5 user data output; pin 7 is
GND. Baud rate is 115.2Kb/s。
POWER Power on switch.

5.2 Back panel

Figure 5.2.1 120Ω 4/8E1 back panel

Figure5.2.2 75Ω 4E1 back panel

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Figure5.2.3 75Ω 8E1 back panel

Table6: Descriptions and operations of back panel

Interface type Instruction
100~240V AV ～220V AC power input
DC -48V power input
“PGND”: chassis ground
36~72V DC
“+”: GND
“-”: -48V
OPTICAL A Optical interface A、B
OPTICAL B FC or SC interface, wavelength 1310nm.
#1~#4，#5~#8 interfaces of 120Ω balanced E1 interface with RJ45 connector:
E1-120Ω
pin1 is TX+; pin2 is TX-;pin4 is RX+;;pin5 is RX-.
E1-TX RX #1~#4，#5~#8 interfaces of 75Ω unbalanced E1 interface

5.3 Operation of network management

AN-FM120/240-ETH OPTIMUX series supports PC-based network management, which will

manage Local and Remote by RS232 serial interface. It can monitor not only the LEDs on the

front panels but also alarms of coding violation of HDB3 (CV).

For details of operations of network management, see User Manuel of EasyPDHTM.

6. Installation and maintenance

6.1 Installation

Open the packing box, move out AN-FM120/240-ETH OPTIMUX, and check the packing

list; if there is any loss or damage of any parts, please contact the supplier immediately.

Be careful when powering the equipment: ~220V AC power supply and -48V DC power

supply should not be used simultaneously; otherwise it will be damaged.

Select one from other ~220V DC power supply or -48V DC power supply according to

onsite conditions; if -48V DC power supply is used, please see labels of polarity on -48V

interface of the chassis and do not mistake its polarity. Otherwise the power supply unit

will be damaged.

Turn on the power switch and observe if indicators of AN-FM120/240-ETH OPTIMUX

are in normal conditions. Power supply indicator should be on. AN-FM120/240-ETH

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OPTIMUX could be configured according to practical needs.

6.2 Maintenance

The apparatus is a precision optoelectronic device. Be careful in transport and handling

process to prevent it from loss, damage, humidity and collision.

AN-FM120/240-ETH OPTIMUX has been adjusted to the best status, and all functional

interfaces are located on front or back panel. Except for technicians of the supplier, do

not open the chassis.

If AN-FM120/240-ETH OPTIMUX goes wrong, please contact the supplier in time.

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