METROBRIDGE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL

METROBRIDGE 202.6028.50-2 1
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ORIENTATIONS

• Carefully reading the general information and installation • In the case of products connected to the power grid, never
instructions in this manual is imperative before operating overcharge outlets. In case you need to use an extension
the product. cord, use wires and outlets compatible to the specified
capacity.
• To clean the product, turn off power supply. Do not use
liquid, paste, spray or abrasive cleaning detergents. Use • Do not substitute product parts for non-original ones. In
a dry or moist cloth and never spill/drop liquids or solids case of doubt, look for guidance in the nearest Digitel
on or inside the product. Technical Assistance Center.
• Do not expose the product to rain, temperatures changes • Take all anti-static protection and electrical discharges
or humidity beyond what is specified in the manual. measures, including grounding, use of energy filters or
UPS’s.
• Always check if the physical connections are perfectly
firm (connectors, plugs, cables and accessories) and make • Chassis must be installed on a firm and flat surface.
sure they company with the product technical description, Openings and slots must not be blocked or covered; they
connections and installation in the manual. Only physically are for ventilation and avoid overheating. Make sure at least
connect products, peripherals or accessories when the 3.5cm above the chassis are clear. Never pile chassis up.
system is off. • In the case of Digitel products that allow for piling, make
• Some of Digitel products may be inserted into chassis sure this procedure is described in the manual item that
and mounting structures while the power supply is still on. refers to its installation.
In such case, follow instructions in the item about product • Digitel reserves the right to change specifications herein
installation. without prior notice.
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For information on warranty and technical assistance,
refer to the section in the end of this manual
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INDEX

INDEX ................................................................................... 4 Metro CB HD26-BNC-F 4E1 5M ................................ 18

PRESENTA
PRESENT ATION .................................................................... 6 Metro CB HD26-IEC-M 4E1 5M ................................. 18
Characterístics .................................................................... 7 Metro CB HD26-BNC-M 4E1 5M ............................... 18
Benefíts ... ............................................................................ 7 Metro CB HD26 4E1 120 OHMS 5M ......................... 18
Metro CB HD26-BNC-M 1E1 (1.5M) ......................... 19
COMPONENTS ..................................................................... 8
Metro CB HD26-IEC-M 1E1 (1.5M) ........................... 19
Models ............................................................................. 8
Aggregated Interface ......................................................... 20
Metro Family Components ................................................. 9
Optical Interface Óptions .......................................... 20
Metrobridge Modem .......................................................... 10
SP3 .................................................................... 20
Management Module - Metro SNMP ................................. 13
SP3M .................................................................. 21
Power Supply Modules ..................................................... 15
SAM3 .................................................................. 21
Metro PSU-AC ............................................................ 15
EM3 .................................................................... 22
Metro PSU-DC ........................................................... 15
SP5 .................................................................... 22
Redundant Power Supply Font ................................. 15
FCP3 .................................................................. 23
Frame - Metro SUB-20 .............................................. 16
FC5D .................................................................. 23
Chassis - GB300AD ................................................. 16
SC35 .................................................................. 24
Connection Panels ........................................................... 17
SC53 .................................................................. 25
Metro PP BNC - 8E1 .................................................. 17
STP3 .................................................................. 26
Metro PP IEC - 8E1 ................................................... 17
Tributary Interfaces ........................................................... 27
Metro PP RJ45 - 8E1 ................................................. 17
Ethernet Interface ...................................................... 27
Accessories ...................................................................... 18
Framer G.704 .................................................... 27
Metro CB 4E1/75 ....................................................... 18
Modem Light Indicators .................................................... 29
Metro CB 4E1/120 ..................................................... 18
Tests Easiness ................................................................. 30
Metro CB HD26-IEC-F 4E1 5M ................................. 18
Local Digital Loop (LDL) ........................................... 30

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CONFIGURA TION / OPERA
CONFIGURATION OPERATION TION ......................................... 31 Trbstatus .................................................................... 42
Management System ........................................................ 31 TrbTest ....................................................................... 43
Configuration Via CLI ........................................................ 31 TrbName ................................................................... 44
Configuration Commands ................................................ 32 TrbAisRdi ................................................................... 45
Get .............................................................................. 32 GStatus ...................................................................... 45
Set .............................................................................. 33 GMode ........................................................................ 46
Apply ........................................................................... 33 Gtss ........................................................................... 46
Save ........................................................................... 33 Gtsn ........................................................................... 47
Recall ......................................................................... 34 BriEnable ................................................................... 47
Default ....................................................................... 34 BriStatus .................................................................... 48
Help ........................................................................... 34 BriWanStatus ............................................................. 48
Gethelp ...................................................................... 34 BriAutoNeg ................................................................ 49
Getconf ...................................................................... 35 BriEthRate ................................................................. 50
Getstat ....................................................................... 35 Configuration Examples ................................................... 51
1 ................................................................................. 35 Software Update ................................................................ 54
2 ................................................................................. 35 Software Update Via Management System ..................... 56
Model ......................................................................... 36 Applications ....................................................................... 57
Swversion .................................................................. 37 TIONS ................................................................ 58
SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICA
Hwversion .................................................................. 38 Characterístics .................................................................. 58
Fwversion .................................................................. 38 Connection Panels ........................................................... 59
AgrStatus ................................................................... 39 Management Módule ........................................................ 59
Tslot ........................................................................... 40 Environmental Conditions ................................................ 59
Genable ..................................................................... 41
ASSISTANCE
TECHNICAL ASSIST ANCE AND W WARRANTY
ARRANTY ......................... 60
TrbEnable .................................................................. 41

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PRESENTATION
PRESENTA

Metrobridge is an optical TDM multiplexer based on PDH technology. It allows

up to 32 Mbps (organized in 16 boards of 2 Mbps) to be transported in only one
optical AGGREGATED, that may be shared among the four E1 G.703 2 Mbps inter-
faces and the Ethernet 10/100 BaseT interface.
It is an innovating Project that allies the latest generation high technology and
an audacious design, resulting in highly reliable, flexible and compact products.
Metrobridge is the ideal solution for optical links of up to 32 Mbps of capacity.
The offered solutions are for installation the multi-interfaces data terminals and
operators.

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CHARACTERISTICS
· Wide variety of optical interfaces;
· Transport capacity in aggregated of up to 32.768 Mbps;
· Capacity of up to four G.703 to 2 Mbps tributary interfaces;
· The Ethernet bridge interface can operate between 2.048 Mbps and
32.768 Mbps
· It allows G.703 tributary transportation and ethernet port simultaneously.

BENEFITS
· Compact size holds up to 80 E1 ports and 20 Ethernet ports in only one
3UR frame;
· Easy to configure and operate;
· Integrated network management.

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COMPONENTS
MODELS
The following table presents all Metrobridge family models. For a more detailed description, refer to specific items in
this manual.

CODE MODEL OPTICAL CONNECTOR

1 800.1220.00-0 MB32/SAM3 SC APC/1310
2 800.1300.00-3 MB32/SC35 SC/TX1310 - RX1550
3 800.1301.00-0 MB32/SC53 SC/TX1550 - RX1310
4 800.1302.00-6 MB32/SP3 SC/1310
5 800.1303.00-2 MB32/SP5 SC/1550
6 800.1304.00-9 MB32/EM3 E2000/1310
7 800.1305.00-5 MB32/FCP3 FC/1310
8 800.1306.00-1 MB32/FC5D FC/1550
9 800.1307.00-8 MB32/SP3M SC/1310MM
10 800.1308.00-4 MB32/STP3 ST/1310

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METRO FAMIL
FAMILY COMPONENTS
AMILY

DESCRIPTION MODEL CODE

Management Module METRO SNMP 800.0951.00-0
Chassis and frame METRO SUB-20 800.0941.00-5
GB300AD 800.1109.01-0
Power supply modules METRO PSU-AC 800.0945.00-0
METRO PSU-DC 800.0946.00-7
Connection panels METRO PP BNC-8E1 800.0942.00-1
METRO PP IEC-8E1 800.0943.00-8
METRO PP RJ45-8E1 800.0944.00-4
Connection cables METRO CB 4E1/75 810.0356.00-7
METRO CB 4E1/120 810.0358.00-0
METRO CB HD26-IEC-F 4E1 5M 810.4023.00-2
METRO CB HD26-BNC-F 4E1 5M 810.4024.00-9
METRO CB HD26-IEC-M 4E1 5M 810.4025.00-5
METRO CB HD26-BNC-M 4E1 5M 810.4026.00-1
METRO CB HD26 4E1 120 OHM 5M 810.4027.00-8
METRO CB HD26-BNC-M 1E1 1.5M 810.4028.00-4
METRO CB HD26-IEC-M 1E1 1.5M 810.4029.00-0

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COMPONENTS
METROBRIDGE MODEM

Transport capacity: up to four E1 to 2 Mbps clusters and an ethernet 10/100 port over 1 to 16 2 Mbps channels.
Tributary Interfaces: Four electrical interfaces type E1 to 2 Mbps for coaxial cables (75 ohms) or twisted pairs (120
ohms). A tributary interface connection is made by a cable and patch panel or network cable.
Ethernet interface: A 10/100 Base-T port.
Aggregated Interface: Optical interface with laser emitter/receptor (available options are described in the product
characteristics chapter).

Metrobridge allows individual configuration of each tributary for operation with coaxial cables (75 ohms) or twisted pair
(120 ohms). For that, it is necessary to configure straps as the table below shows:

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 Straps Position

75 ohm 120 ohm

Trib-1 S4 1-2 2-3
S5 1-2 2-3
S6 1-2 2-3
Trib-2 S7 1-2 2-3
S8 1-2 2-3
S9 1-2 2-3
Trib-3 S10 1-2 2-3
S11 1-2 2-3
S12 1-2 2-3
Trib-4 S13 1-2 2-3
S14 1-2 2-3
S15 1-2 2-3

The dip-switches (UP/DOWN) position is indicated on the board, and its functions are described below:

CONFIGURATION
CONFIGURATION SW1
1 UP Normal Operation
DOWN Enables software upgrade via auxiliary console;
2 UP Enables management and configuration via MB/SNMP module
DOWN Enables management via MB/SNMP module
3 Reserved
4 Reserved

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COMPONENTS
The table below presents G.703 tributary connector pinout:
HD26 Connectors

Pin Function
18 IN-1 Tip
9 IN-1 Ring
17 OUT-1 Tip
8 OUT-1 Ring
16 IN-2 Tip
7 IN-2 Ring
15 OUT-2 Tip
6 OUT-2 Ring
13 IN-3 Tip
4 IN-3 Ring
12 OUT-3 Tip
3 OUT-3 Ring
11 IN-4 Tip
2 IN-4 Ring
10 OUT-4 Tip
1 OUT-4 Ring
19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26 FGND

NOTE:
When it is a 75 ohm interface, the RING terminal must be plugged to the coaxial cable mesh.

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MANAGEMENT MODULE – METRO SNMP

Metro SNMP management module for Metro SUB-20 sub-frame. There is a 10/100 Mbps Ethernet interface for connecting
to the management system, a console for connection to a 57600bps asynchronous terminal, 8, N, 1 and an output and input
connector for dry contact alarms. The SNMP management module communicates to all sub-frame modems through a RS485
internal serial channel, allowing independent access to each on-site or remote modem.

There are four indication leds, featuring the following functions:

PWR: Power supply.
ETH: Ethernet port activity and collision
485: 485 internal bar activity.
ST: Board status.

It is possible to make the initial configuration through the management interface. The commands are described in the
manual dedicated to the management module. It is also possible to configure and monitor directly on-site and remote modems,
as follows:

• After starting the management module, the prompt “metrosnmp login:>” appears on the screen, requesting a userna-
me to access the command line interface. The standard user is “adm”.
• Once you’re logged in the Metro SNMP command line interface, the prompt “MetroSNMP>” will appear indicating the
board is able to receive commands for its configuration or to access the modems that are inserted in the Metro Sub-20 Sub-
frame.

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COMPONENTS
• By typing “open local 3”, we can access directly the modem console inserted in the slot 3 of the sub-frame, where
it is possible to type any configuration or monitoring command. After the command, the console’s prompt will change, indica-
ting which equipment it is connected to (in this case, “MetroSNMP:local:3>”).
• For the remote modem connected to the modem in the slot 3 of the sub-frame, the operation is analog, the operation
is analogous to the remote modem connected to the slot 3 of the sub-frame, and ”MetroSNMP:remote:3>” will appear on the
prompt.
• To return to the management board console, you only have to type in “close”, and the prompt will return to “MetroS-
NMP>”.

To configure the working mode, Metro SNMP management module must have a dip-switch that, on normal operation,
must keep all switches ON (opposite direction of the board edge). To operate in a different mode, refer to the management
module manual.
The alarm connector makes available a dry contact output and two dry contact inputs, they can be associated to an
alarm configured in the DMS CS management system. The output and the two inputs correspond to MIB variables that can be
activated or read as the management application finds necessary. The alarm connector pinout is:

DB9 Function
1 and 6 Dry contacts output usually closed
4 and 8 0 dry contact input
5 and 9 1 dry contact input
2, 3 and 7 Not connected

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 POWER SUPPLY MODULES
SUPPLY
METRO PSU-AC
A power supply module for Metro SUB-20 sub-frame with AC full-range input (93 to 253
VAC). There is protection against overcharge and over-tension in the outputs and input fuse
protection. It uses a ISO320 connector for power input.

METRO PSU-DC
A power supply module for Metro SUB-20 sub-frame with DC input (36 to 60 VDC).
There is protection against overcharge and over-tension in the outputs and input protection
with fuse. It uses a COMBICOM connector for power input.

REDUNDANT POWER SUPPLY FONT

SUPPLY
Metrobridge takes care of a demand of applications which requires a high availability range of circuits, using an optional
primary power supply redundancy in the METRO SUB-20 sub-frame. The same sub-frame allows application with redundancy
(2 fonts, 17 modems and management module) or without redundancy (font, 20 modems and management module), at any AC
or DC font combination, allowing the user any choice and alteration of the reliability policy with no necessity of changing the
basic infra-structure.

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COMPONENTS

SUB-RACK - METRO SUB-20

Metro SUB-20 is a 19" sub-rack for Metro family. Its compact
and flexible design allows the use in applications where space and sub-
rack port high-density are key factors for success.

• Capacity: 20 power supply non-redundant modems or 17 power

supply redundant modems.
• Front Connections.
• Front or back placement options.
• Up to 80 E1 ports and 20 Ethernet ports with MB4E1 modems.
• Dimensions: 3 UR high, 19" wide and 200 mm deep.

CHASSIS - GB300AD
GB300AD is a compact chassis designed for METRO family equipment. Its flexibility allows its utilization in any kind of
modem of this family, with the option of operating together with a METRO SNMP management module or in an independent
way.

• Capacity of one METRO family equipment and one METRO SNMP management module;
• Front connections;
• DB9 connector for RS232 serial interface on the back;
• Internal power supply source: AC/DC, 93 to 253 VAC / -36 to -60 VDC;
• Dimensions: 44 mm (height) x 185 mm (width) x 202 mm (depth).

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 CONNECTION PANELS
PANELS
METRO PP BNC - 8E1
METRO PP BNC-8E1 is a patch panel that presents all physical connections necessary for installation of up to eight
E1 interfaces. It is a simple and efficient alternative to terminate E1 ports from Metrobridge modems in type BNC coaxial
connectors. It can be used along with METRO CB-C/4E1/75 accessory cable, described ahead.

METRO PP IEC - 8E1

METRO PP IEC – 8E1 is a patch panel that presents all physical connections necessary for installation of up to eight
E1 interfaces. It is a simple and efficient alternative to terminate E1 port from Metrobridge modems in type IEC coaxial
connectors. It can be used along with METRO CB 4E1/75 accessory cable, described ahead.

METRO PP RJ45 - 8E1

O METRO PP RJ45 – 8E1 is a patch panel that presents all physical connections necessary for installation of up to
eight E1 interfaces. It is a simple and efficient alternative to terminate E1 ports from Metrobridge modems in RJ45 twisted pair
connectors. It can be used along with METRO PP RJ45 – 8E1 accessory cable, described ahead.

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COMPONENTS
ACCESSORIES
METRO CB 4E1/75
75 ohms impedance coaxial cable for Metrobridge modems connection to METRO PP BNC – 8E1 or METRO PP
1EC – 8E1 connection panels.
METRO CB 4E1/120
120 ohms impedance twisted pair for connecting Metrobridge modems to METRO PP RJ45 – 8E1 connection
panels.
METRO CB HD26-IEC-F 4E1 5M
75 ohms impedance coaxial cable, 5m long, to 4E1s connection, with HD26 connector in one end and 8 IEC female
connectors in the other.
METRO CB HD26-BNC-F 4E1 5M
75 ohms impedance coaxial cable, 5m long, to 4E1s connection, with HD26 connector in one end and 8 BNC female
connectors in the other.
METRO CB HD26-IEC-M 4E1 5M
75 ohms impedance coaxial cable, 5m long, to 4E1s connection, with HD26 connector in one end and 8 IEC male
connectors in the other.
METRO CB HD26-BNC-M 4E1 5M
75 ohms impedance coaxial cable, 5m long, to 4E1s connection, with HD26 connector in one end and 8 BNC male
connectors in the other.
METRO CB HD26 4E1 120 OHMS 5M
120 ohms impedance twisted cable, 5m long, to 4E1s connection, with HD26 connector in one end and 8 pairs of
opened ways in the other. These ways are divided in two cables, with 4 pairs per cable.

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 HD26 connector pinout
HD26 CABLE P
PAIR
AIR CABLE SIGNAL
10 Brown
2 TX4
1 White/Brown
11 Green
2 RX4
2 White/Green
12 Orange
2 TX3
3 White/Orange
13 Blue
2 RX3
4 White/Blue
15 Brown
1 TX2
6 White/Brown
16 Green
1 RX2
7 White/Green
17 Orange
1 TX1
8 White/Orange
18 Blue
1 RX1
9 White/Blue

METRO CB HD26-BNC-M 1E1 (1.5M)

75 ohms impedance coaxial cable, 1.5m long, to 1E1 connection, with HD26 connector on one end and 2 BNC male
connectors on the other.
METRO CB HD26-IEC-M 1E1 (1.5M)
75 ohms impedance coaxial cable, 1.5m long, to 1E1 connection, with HD26 connector on one end and 2 IEC male
connectors on the other.
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COMPONENTS
AGGREGATED INTERF
AGGREGATED ACE
INTERFACE
Metrobridge Family products have an optical aggregated interface for connection with remote equipment. The product
uses a multiplexation structure based on PDH technology, with signalization rate of 68,736 Mbps in the fiber. A proprietary
codification is used, aiming to guarantee high performance regardless of the data Standard used.
The optical interface is compatible among all Metrobridge family models, allowing the different transport capacity
equipment to be used in one same link.

OPTICAL INTERFACE OPTIONS

INTERFACE
The table below shows optical interfaces options available for Metrobridge family. Other interface types can be supplied
under request. Contact Digitel technical support to have further information on the availability and specific applications.

Interface Description Characteristics

SP3 Optical interface with communication on • Type of fiber: monomode (9/125 um), standard ITU-T G.652
two monomode fibers, one for • Connector: SC/PC, SC/UPC
transmission and another for reception, • Transmitter optical window: 1310 nm
at the 1310 nm window, operating with • Receptor optical window: 1310 nm
SC connectorization. • Type of emitter: laser
• Emitter spectre width: 4 nm
• Transmitted optical power: DC/PC or SC/UPC: >-6 dBm
• Receptor Sensitivity: SC/PC or SC/UPC: -37 dBm
• Dynamic range: SC/PC or SC/UPC: >31 dB
• Estimated reach: SC/PC or SC/UPC: 81 km

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Interface Description Characteristics

SP3M Optical interface which uses two • Type of fiber: MULTIMODE

MULTIMODE optical fibers with SC • Connector: SC/PC, SC/UPC
connectorization. It uses one fiber for • Transmitter optical window: 1310 nm
transmission and another for reception. It • Receptor optical window: 1310 nm
operates transmitting and receiving optical
• Type of emitter: FP laser
signal at the 1310 nm window.
• Emitter specter width: 8 nm
• Transmitted optical power: >-19 dBm
• Receptor Sensitivity: -32 dBm
• Dynamic range: >-13
• Estimated reach for typical link (loss of 0,5 dB/Km and 500
MHz passing band. Km@1310nm): 2 km

SAM3 Optical interface with only one • Type of fiber: monomode (9/125 um), standard ITU-T G.625
monomode fiber for transmission and • Connector: SC/APC
reception, operating at the 1310 window • Transmitter optical window: 1310 nm
for both output and input signals, with SC/ • Receptor optical window: 1310 nm
APC connectorization. This optical
• Type of emitter: laser
interface requires usage of connector with
• Emitter specter width: 4 nm
SPC polishing in all optical link, in a way
to keep optical reflection to adequate • Transmitted optical power: >-11 dBm
levels. • Receptor Sensitivity: -33 dBm
• Dynamic range: >-22 dB
• Estimated reach: 57 km

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COMPONENTS
Interface Description Characteristics

EM3 Optical interface with only one monomode • Type of fiber: monomode (9/125 um), standard ITU-T G0,652
fiber for transmission and reception, • Connector: E2000
operating at 1310 window both for input • Transmitter optical window: 1310 nm
and output signals with connectorization • Receptor optical window: 1310 nm
of connectors with APC polishing in all
• Type of emitter: laser
optical link, in a way to keep optical
reflection to adequate levels. • Emitter spectre width: 4 nm
• Transmitted optical power: >-11 dBm
• Receptor Sensitivity: -33 dBm
• Dynamic range: >-22 dB
• Estimated reach: 57 km

SP5 Optical interface with communication • Type of fiber: monomode (9/125 um), ITU-T G.652 standard,
on two monomode fibers, one for ITU-T G.653 or ITU-T G.655
transmission and another for reception, • Connector: SC/PC, SC/UPC
at the 1550nm window, operating with • Transmitter optical window: 1550 nm
SC connectorization. • Receptor optical window: 1550 nm
• Type of emitter: DFB laser
• Emitter spectre width: 1 nm
• Transmitted optical power: -5 dBm
• Receptor Sensitivity: -35 dBm
• Dynamic range: 30 dB
• Estimated reach: 120 km

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Interface Description Characteristics

FCP3 Optical interface which uses two • Type of fiber: monomode (9/125 um), standard ITU-T G.652
monomode optical fibers (9/125 um) with • Connector: FC
FC connectorization. It uses one fiber for • Transmitter optical window: 1310 nm
transmission and another for reception. It • Receptor optical window: 1310 nm
operates transmitting and receiving optical
• Type of emitter: FP laser
signal at the 1310 nm window.
• Emitter specter width: 4 nm
• Transmitted optical power: >-6 dBm
• Receptor Sensitivity: -37
• Dynamic range: >31 dB
Inte • Estimated reach for typical link: 81 km
rface Descrição

FC5D Optical interface which uses two • Type of fiber: monomode (9/125 um), ITU-T G.652 standard,
monomode optical fibers (9/125 um) with ITU-T G.653 or ITU-T G.655
FC connectorization. It uses one fiber for • Connector: FC
transmission and another for reception. It • Transmitter optical window: 1550 nmn
operates transmitting and receiving optical
• Receptor optical window: 1550 nm
signal at the 1550 nm window.
• Type of emitter: DFB laser
• Emitter specter width: 1 nm
• Transmitted optical power: >-5 dBm
• Receptor Sensitivity: -35 dBm
• Dynamic range: >30 dB
• Estimated reach for typical link: 120 km

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COMPONENTS
Interface Description Characteristics

SC35 Optical interface with only one monomode • Type of fiber: Monomode (9/125 um), ITU-T G.652 standard,
fiber for transmission and reception (9/125 ITU-T G.653 or ITU-T G.655
um) with SC connectorization. It operates • Connector : SC/PC, SC/UPC
transmitting optical signal at the 1310 nm • Transmitter optical window: 1310 nm
window and receiving it at the 1550 nm • Receptor optical window: 1550 nm
window. Therefore, this module must
• Type of emitter: FP laser
operate in association with its
complementary module, installed on the • Emitter specter width: 4 nm
other end of the optical fiber. As this • Transmitted optical power: -6,5 dBm
optical interface operates with two • Receptor Sensitivity: -30 dBm
wavelengths, it is possible to operate in • Dynamic range: > 23,5 dB
optical links that have PC polishing • Estimated reach for typical link: 40 km
connectors. The main reach limiting factor
in this optical interfaces is due to the fact
that the chromatic dispersion in one optical
fiber is different for the two different
wavelengths.

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Interface Description Characteristics

SC53 Optical interface with only one monomode • Type of fiber: Monomode (9/125 um), standard ITU-T G.652
fiber for transmission and reception (9/125 • Connector : SC/PC, SC/UPC
um) with SC connectorization. It operates • Transmitter optical window: 1310 nm
transmitting optical signal at the 1550 nm
• Receptor optical window: 1550 nm
window and receiving it at the 1310 nm
• Type of emitter: FP laser
window. Therefore, this module must
operate in association with its • Emitter specter width: 4 nm
complementary module, installed on the • Transmitted optical power: -6,5 dBm
other end of the optical fiber (modem with • Receptor Sensitivity: -30 dBm
SC35 interface). As this optical interface • Dynamic range: > 23,5 dB
operates with two wavelengths, it is • Estimated reach for typical link: 40 km
possible to operate in optical links that
have PC polishing connectors. The main
reach limiting factor in this optical
interfaces is due to the fact that the
chromatic dispersion in one optical fiber
is different for the two different
wavelengths.

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COMPONENTS
Interface Description Characteristics

STP3 Optical interface which uses two • Type of fiber: Monomode (9/125 um), standard ITU-T G.652
monomode optical fibers (9/125 um) with • Connector: ST
ST connectorization. It uses one fiber for • Transmitter optical window: 1310 nm
transmission and another one for • Receptor optical window: 1310 nm
reception. It operates transmitting and
• Type of emitter: FP laser
receiving optical signal at the 1310 nm
• Emitter specter width: 4 nm
window.
• Transmitted optical power: > -6 dBm
• Receptor Sensitivity: < -37 dBm
• Dynamic range: > 31 dB
• Estimated reach for typical link: 81 km

NOTE:
The estimated reach for each kind of optical interface is calculated based on the observed attenuation of a
typical link: 0.38 dB/km for operation at the 1310 nm window and 0.25 dB/km for operation at the 1550 nm
window, using the recommended standard fiber. The usage of SP5 interfaces on ITU-T G.652 fibers is possible;
however there is loss of reach due to the dispersion effects on the optical fiber. The same is valid for the
usage of SP3, SAM3 and EM3 interfaces on ITU-T G.653 or G.655 fibers.

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 TRIBUTAR
TRIBUTARY INTERF
ARY ACES
INTERFACES
The tributary electrical interfaces of the METROBRIDGE modems work at the velocity of 2 Mbps, according to the
G.703 recommendation. Each interface can be configured individually, locally or via management system. The interfaces are
available in connectors located on the front panel and it allows the connection of 75 ohms impedance coaxial cables or 120
ohms impedance twisted pair cables.

RJ connector pinout
Pin 1 RX (out)
Pin 2 RX (out)
Pin 4 TX (in) 1
Pin 5 TX (in) 8

ETHERNET INTERFACE
INTERFACE
The Base T 10/100 ethernet interface can work in two operating modes. In the first mode, the interface traffic is mapped
in multiple 2 Mbps channels, using a proprietary board. That way, the band can be configured from 2 Mbps to 32 Mbps, in 2
Mbps steps. In the second operating mode, the interface data is mapped within a 2048 Mbps structured G.704 board, and its
band can be configured to Nx64 mbps, being N between 1 and 31.

FRAMER G.704
The 64 kbps and 1.984 Mbps velocities in the ETHERNET interface can be obtained from the G.704 framer, which allows
to mount a sub-channel from an E1 timeslot at 2 Mbps containing a structured E1 signal at G. 704.

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Through commands it is possible to configure:

• Framer operating mode: PCM30, PCM30C, PCM31 or PCM31C.
• Master clock synchronism source:
INT: Clock internally generated;
REG: Timeslot reception clock connected to G.704;
• Sub-channel composition.

The sub-channel composition is developed through the indication of 64 kbps timeslots that belongs to the structured E1
frame. The initial timeslot is indicated through the Gtss[] command, and the number of timeslots to be used from the initial,
through the Gtsn[] command. The sub-channel velocity will result from the used timeslots number (example: 1 timeslot results
in 64 kbps, 2 timeslots in 128 kbps, 3 in 192 kbps and so on).
Through the Genable command, the sub-velocity use is enabled at the Bridge.
You must be aware that there is a certain number of 64Kbps timeslots at the structured E1 board, and they can not be
overlapped in the sub-channels composition.
A structured E1 board on PCM31 and PCM31C mode is composed of the first head timeslot (timeslot 0), being the 1 to
31 timeslots available for sub-channels composition. However, a structured E1 board on PCM31 and PCM31C mode is
composed of the first head timeslot (timeslot 0) and the signalization timeslot 16, being the 1 to 15 and 17 to 31 timeslots
available for sub-channels composition.

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 MODEM LIGHT INDICATORS
INDICATORS
Metrobridge family products feature light indicators that offer information regarding to the product operation. The following table
describes the signalization function and options of each indicator.
Indicator Function Option
OPT Optical interface Blinking red: LOS (no signal)
Green: Valid signal
Red: Optical loop or invalid signal
PWR Power supply Red: Starting or System failure
Green: Normal Operation
ST Operation status Green: Normal Condition
Red: Error condition
G Tributary interface Off: Disabled
Green: OK (tributary ok)
Red: At least an AIS tributary (alarm present at the electrical input)
Blinking Green: LDL interface (local digital loop)
Blinking Red: LOS (no electrical interface signal)
Green Access and Blinking Red: At least one tributary Ok and at least one tributary on LOS.
Blinking Green and Blinking Red: At least one tributary under testing and at least one tributary on LOS.
LAN Ethernet Interface Green: Link established with no network activity
Blinking Green: Link established with no network activity
Red: Collision
Off: Disabled interface or Ethernet cable disconnected
WAN Ethernet Interface Green: Synchronized channel and in use
Blinking red: Channel without synchronism (at reception)
Off: Disabled interface

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TESTS EASINESS
Metrobridge family modems are easy to validate data channels.

Local Digital Loop (LDL)

The LDL test option works in both optical and tributary E1 interfaces. It is available on Metrobridge modems through
the “TrbTest[n]” command.
It is also possible, through the local modem console or management system, to have access to the remote modem and
activate a LDL command in it.

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CONFIGURATION/OPERATION
TION/OPERATION
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
The equipments are managed by the DMS CS system (Client Server), which is a proprietary management system by
Digitel S.A. Indústria Eletrônica. The communication between the management station (manager) and the equipment (agents)
is developed through a SNMP protocol (Simple Network Management Protocol), RFC 1157.
The DMS system stores equipment information, events and statistics in a database that can be consulted for report
issuance. It can be used in several operational system platforms like, for instance, Windows XP, Windows 98, Windows NT,
Linux, Solaris and HP-UX. It can also be integrated to management platforms like, for example, HP OpenView Network Node
Manager, IBM Tivoli Netview, among others.
The Metrobridge family product management disposes of an automatic identification of equipment resource that compo-
ses the link. Visualization and configuration can be done individually in every equipment, allowing configuration of the agent,
the tributaries and the aggregated in each case.
The system allows the received alarms to be viewed and categorized by severity and the actions to be bound to its
receipt as, for instance, command execution, etc.
The configuration of modems installed on METRO SUB-20 is developed in a centralized way, in the METRO SNMP
itself. The configuration system existing in this module allows the commands to be sent to all local modems and their remote
pairs.

CONFIGURATION VIA CLI

CONFIGURATION
The equipment configuration via command line interface (CLI) can be developed by the console interface (RS-232) or
Ethernet (10/100Mbps). Both have similar operation, they differ only by the way they access the equipment. That allows the
use of configuration files which have a set of commands to execute a Standard configuration in an equipment plant.
The management module console works with a 57600 bps, 8, N, 1 configuration. The chassis modem console may
work with 9600 bps, 8, N, 1, or 57600 bps, 8, N, 1 according to the front panel dip-switch configuration.

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In the console prompt there are some informations about the local modem and its connection with the remote modem. For
example: [Loc@MB00.0]#, where:
• “Loc” indicates the typed commands are performed in the local modem;
• “Rem” indicates the typed commands are performed in the remote modem;
• “.0” indicates the optical connection with the remote modem is interrupted;
• “.1” indicates the optical connection with the remote modem is established and the modem takes address “1”
• “.2” indicates the optical connection with the remote modem is established and the modem takes address “2”.

CONFIGURATION COMMANDS
CONFIGURATION
The configuration commands act upon parameters and may change, show, or store their values. There are two kinds of
parameters: Simple and multiple. The simple parameters have only one occurrence in the equipment and it does not need any
additional information. Multiple parameters happen repeatedly, it needs a list of identification for their complete description.
The list of identifiers is always shown by the use of clasps [], it can be made of only one index or an interval with
beginning and end separated by a hyphen, -.
The configuration commands are presented below.

Get
Function Prints the parameter value.
Format get <parameter>
Example get model
model=”MB-2F-1310"
Ok.

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Set
Function It attributes a value to a parameter. In case the value has spa-
ces, it is necessary to include them in quotes (“”). Observe that
there can be no spaces between the parameter, the equal sign
and the value to be attributed.
Format set <object>=<value>
Example set trbenable[2]=yes
trbenable[2]=yes
Ok.

Apply
Function It makes the altered values to be used by the equipment. Alterations
will not have effect untill the apply command is executed. The test
commands are an exception,they are excluded immediately.
Format apply
Example Apply
Applying.....Ok

Save
Function It saves the present configuration in the equipment’s non-volatile
memory. When this command is executed, the saved parameters
are immediately used by the equipment.
Format save
Example Save
Saving.....Ok

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Recall
Function It loads the non-volatile memory configuration. Configurations
not saved are lost. The loaded configuration does not become
active until the apply command is executed.
Format recall
Example recall
Loading.....
Ok

Default
Function All configurations return to factory values.
Format default
Example default
Loading default values.....
Ok

Help
Function It lists the modem console commands.
Format Help
Example help

Gethelp
Function It lists the modem console commands parameters.
Format Gethelp
Example Gethelp

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Getconf
Function It lists all modem configurations.
Format Getconf
Example Getconf

Getstat
Function It lists modem status
Format Getstat
Example Getstat

1
Function By typing the character “1” in the modem console, we have
again access to the local modem console.
Format 1
Example [Rem@MF05.2]#1
[Loc@MF05.2]#

2
Function By typing the character “2” on the modem console, we have the
remote modem console, in case the optical connection is OK.
Format 2
Example [Loc@MF05.2]#2
[Rem@MF05.2]#

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Model
Function Only reading. It returns the product model
Type Simple
Option MB32/SP3-2F-1310: Metrobridge board, fiber pair, 1310 nm
MB32/SAM3-1F-1310: Metrobridge board, mono fiber, 1310 nm
MB32/STP3-2F-1310: Metrobridge board, fiber pair, 1310 nm
MB32/EM3-1F-1310: Metrobridge board, mono fiber, 1310 nm
MB32/FCP3-2F-1310: Metrobridge board, Fiber pair, 1310 nm
MB32/FC5D-2F-1550: Metrobridge board, Fiber pair, 1550 nm
MB32/SP5-2F-1550: Metrobridge board, Fiber pair, 1550 nm
MB32/SC35-1F-T13-R15: Metrobridge board, Fiber pair, 1310 nm
MB32/SC53-1F-T15-R13: Metrobridge board, Fiber pair, 1550 nm
MB32/SP3M-2F-1310MM: Metrobridge board, mono fiber, 1310 nm
Default -
Application MB32
Example Get Model
Model="MB32-1F-1310"
ok

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Swversion
Function Only reading. Software version code
Type Simple
Option Software version code presently executed by equipment.
Default -
Application MB32
Example Get swversion
Swversion="000.1000.00-1"
Ok.

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Hwversion
Function Only reading. Hardware version code
Type Simple
Option Equipment’s hardware version code
Default -
Application MB32
Example Get hwversion
hwversion="1"
Ok.

Fwversion
Function Only reading. FBGA version code
Type Simple
Option Equipment’s FBGA version code
Default -
Application MB32
Example Get fwversion
fwversion="1"
Ok.

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AgrStatus
Function Only reading. It verifies the optical aggregated interface.
Type Simple
Option Ok: Normal Operation
LOS: loss of optical signal
Ais: Alarm indicator signal
SyncLos: Loss of synchonism of the optical signal received
Default -
Application MB32
Example It verifies the aggregated interface status.
Get agrstatus
Agrstatus=”LOS”
Ok

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Tslot
Function Cross-connect programming with association of timeslots to
electrical interfaces.
Type MULTIPLE [1-16]
Option BRI: Bridge
TRB: Tributary interface
G704: FRAMER G.704
none: disconnected

Obs: BRI and G704 options are mutually exclusive, that is, when
an option is being configured on the Tslot command, the other
cannot be included. When the Genable command is set to “yes”
we must use G704, however, when the Genable command is on
“no”, we use option BRI.
Obs2: The TRB option is automatically connected to the tributary
ports in the timeslots in ascending order from port 1.
Ex: Tslot[3]=TRB, Tslot[6]=TRB, Tslot[9]=TRB, Tslot[11]=TRB
The TRB configured in the Tslot[3] corresponds to port 1, the TRB
configured in the Tslot[6] corresponds to port 2,
The TRB configured in the Tslot[9] corresponds to port 3, the
TRB configured in the Tslot[11] corresponds to port 4,
Default Tslot[1-4]="TRB, TRB, TRB, TRB" ; Tslot[5-16]=None
Application MB32
Example set tslot[2]=BRI
Tslot[2]=”BRI”
Ok.
Set tslot[2]=G704
Tslot[2]=”g704

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Genable
Function It enables the use of sub-velocities in the Bridge
Type Simple
Option Yes: It connects the sub-channel to the corresponding interface
No: It disconnects the corresponding interface sub-channel
Default No
Application MB32
Example Set genable=yes
Genable[2]="yes"
Ok

TrbEnable
Function It enables a certain tributary interface.
Type Multiple [1-4]
Option Yes: Tributary interface enabled
No: Tributary interface disabled
Default Yes
Application MB32
Example 1) enables tributary interface 1:
set trbenable=[1]=yes
Trbenable[1]=”yes”
Ok.
2) it verifies the enablement of tributary interface 1:
Get trbenable[1]
Trbenable=”no”
Ok.

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Trbstatus
Function Only reading. It verifies a tributary interface status.
Type Multiple [1-4]
Option Ok: Normal Operation
LOS: Loss of tributary interface signal
AIS: Alarm signal detected in the tributary interface
Test: Test activated in the data interface
Disabled: Tributary interface disabled
NotAvaliable: Tributary interface not available
Default -
Application MB32
Example 1) it verifies the status of tributary interface 1:
get trbstatus[1]
trbstatus[1]=”Ok”
Ok.
2) it verifies the status of tributary interface 2:
get trbstatus[2]
trbstatus=”AIS”
Ok.

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TrbTest
rbTest
Function It activates a test loop in a tributary interface. This parameter is not
saved in the equipment’s non-volatile memory.
Type Multiple [1-4]
Option none: No test activated
LDL: Local digital loop activated in the tributary interface
Default None
Application MB32
Example 1) It activates a local digital loop in the tributary interface 1:
set trbtest[1]=ldl
trbtest[1]=”ldl”
Ok.
2) it verifies the test activation in the tributary interface 1:
Get trbtest[1]
trbtest=”none”
Ok.

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TrbName
Function Tag for tributary used by the management system, with no effect
over system functioning
Type Multiple [1-4]
Option ASCII characters sequence with the maximum of 8 elements.
Default -
Application MB32
Example 1) it verifies trbname attributed to interface number 1:
Get trbname[1]
Trbname[1]=”Digitel”
Ok.
2) it atribbutes the tag “Port 1” to interface 3:
Set trbname[3]=”Port 1"
Trbname[3]=”Port 1"
Ok.

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TrbAisRdi
Function It is configured if the tributary interface must send AIS whenever it a
failure indication is received in the remote equipment aggregated.
Type Multiple [1-4]
Option Yes: It enables the tributary interface send AIS signal
No: disables the tributary interface to send AIS signal
Default -
Application MB32
Example 1) it verifies if the tributary interface must send AIS
Get trbaisrdi[1]
Traisrdi[1]=”yes”
Ok.
2) it configures the tributary interface to send AIS
Set trbaisrdi[3]=”no”
Trbaisrdi[3]=”no”
Ok.

GStatus
Function Only reading. It returns the frame G.704 board synchronism status.
Type Simple
Option Ok: Normal Operation
FrmSyncLos: Loss of board synchronism
MFrmSyncLos: Loss of multi-board synchronism
Default -
Application MB32
Example It verifies G.704 trunk status
Get gstatus
Gstatus=”ok”
Ok

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GMode
Function It configures the G.704 Frame’s operation mode
Type Simple
Option PCM31: It configures PCM 31 channels
PCM31C: It configures PCM31 channels with CRC
PCM30: It configures PCM 30 channels
PCM30C: It configures PCM 30 channels with CRC
Default PCM30
Application MB32
Example Set gmode=pcm31
Get gmode="pcm31"
Ok.

Gtss
Function It configures specified G.704 sub-channel initial timeslot
Type Simple
Option 1 to 30 or 1 to 31, according to selected operation mode
Default 1
Application MB32
Example Set gtss=4
Gtss="4"
ok

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Gtsn
Function It configures the WAN velocity, in multiples of 64 Kbps. It depends
on the mode and on the Gtss
Type Simples
Option 1 to 30 or 1 to 31, according to selected operation mode
Default 1
Application MB32
Example Set gtsn=10
Gtsn="10"
Ok.

BriEnable
Function It enables Bridge
Type Simple
Option Yes: It enables Bridge
No: It disables Bridge
Default No
Application MB32
Example Set brienable=yes
Brienable="yes"
ok.

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BriStatus
Function It indicates Bridge status.
Type Simple
Option Ok: Synchronized WAN link
N/A: Bridge disabled
NotSync: Synchronized WAN link without synchronism
Default -
Application MB32
Example Get bristatus
Bristatus="ok"
ok

BriWanStatus
Function It indicates Bridge WAN channels status
Type Simple
Option Di: Channel not enabled
Ok: Channel synchronized and in use
NT: Channel without synchronism in reception
It: Synchronized reception, but the channel is not being used for
data transmission because the remote equipment doesn’t
present synchronized reception.
N/A: Bridge interface disabled
Default N/A
Application MB32
Example Get briwanstatus[1]
Briwanstatus[1]="ok"
ok

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BriAutoNeg
Function It configures which is the Bridge auto-negotiation operation mode
Type Simple
Option Auto: Bridge negotiates the link velocity automatically, at 10HD and
100HD rates
Force 10HD: It forces 10HD velocity
Force 10FD: It forces 10FD velocity
Force 100HD: It forces 100HD velocity
Force 100FD: It forces 100FD velocity
OBS: In the Force modes auto-negotiation is not developed, therefo-
re, the equipment connected to the bridge must be also configured
in the Force option.
Default Auto
Application MB32
Example get briautoneg
briautoneg = "auto"
Ok

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BriEthRate
Function It indicates bridge LAN link velocity
Type Simple
Option 10HD: 10 Mbps half-duplex
10FD: 10 Mbps full-duplex
100HD: 100 Mbps half-duplex
100FD: 100 Mbps full-duplex
LINKDOWN: Bridge interface enabled, however, not connected to
a LAN
N/A: Bridge interface disabled
Default N/A
Application MB32
Example Get briethrate
briethrate="100HD"
ok

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CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES
CONFIGURATION
Verifying Metrobridge status individually:
>get model
>get swversion
>get hwversion
>get agrstatus
>get trbstatus[1-2]
>get trbstatus[3-4]
>get gstatus
>get bristatus
>get briwanstatus
>get briethrate

Verifying all Metrobridge status:

>getstat

Verifying all Metrobridge configurations:

>getconf

In a Metrobridge, using the four tributaries and a 12 wans band of 2.048 Mbps for the bridge.
>set trbenable[1-4]=yes
>set brienable=yes

> set tslot [1-4]=trb

> set tslot [5-16]=bri
> apply
> save

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In a Metrobridge, using two tributaries and a 4 wans band of 2.048 Mbps for Bridge.
>set trbenable[1-2]=yes
>set trbenable[3-4]=no
>set brienable=yes
>set tslot[1]=trb
>set tslot[2]=trb
>set tslot[3]=none
>set tslot[4]=none
>set tslot[5]=bri
>set tslot[6]=bri
>set tslot[7]=bri
>set tslot[8]=bri
>set tslot[9]=none
>set tslot[10]=none
>set tslot[11]=none
>set tslot[12]=none
>set tslot[13]=none
>set tslot[14]=none
>set tslot[15]=none
>set tslot[16]=none
>apply
>save

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In a Metrobridge, using two tributaries and one 128 kbps wan.
>set trbenable[1-2]=yes
>set trbenable[3-4]=no
>set brienable=yes
>set gmode=pcm31
>set gck=int # selects the G.704 master clock synchronism source
>set gtss=1
>set gtsn=2 # 128 Kbps
>set tslot[1]=trb
>set tslot[2]=trb
>set tslot[5]=g704
>set tslot [3;4;6-16]=none
>apply
>save

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SOFTWARE UPDA
SOFTWARE TE
UPDATE
The software update is developed through the console port existing in the GB300AD back panel, and through an auxiliary
console available at the P3 connector on the module.
Console port in the chassis model Console port in the sub-frame model
DB9 connector pinout P3 connector pinout

Pin Function Pin Function

1 DCD 1 GND
2 RD 2 CTS
3 TD 3 TD
4 - 4 RTS
5 GND 5 RD
6 DSR 6 DCD
7 RTS
8 CTS
9 -

To update the software, it is necessary to have:

• update software: LoaderDigitel.exe;
• update file: versionxxxx.DWN;
• PC with Windows operational system;
• cable 1:1 for connection between console and PC serial port;
• auxiliary console adapter cable in case of sub-frame modem.

ATTENTION!
The product update with another product’s software is hindered through a key word entered in the
update file.

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 The procedure to update software is described below.

1. Connect the console to a PC serial port.

2. Have the switch 1 of the dip-switch in the UP position.
3. Turn off the modem and turn it back on.
4. On the PC, execute LoaderDigitel.exe.
5. Configure the program as the following:
• ports COM1 or COM2;
• modem model: “METROBRIDGE”;
• file to be updated: versionxxxx.DWN.
6. Click on the start button.
7. When the update is complete, the program will inform about its success or not. In case there is any problem, restart
the process from step 2.
8. Put switch 1 back to DOWN position.
9. Turn off the modem and turn it back on.

Through the get SwVersion command it is possible to view the software version that is being used by the modem.
The Metrobridge line modem software update system is highly secure. For instance, if you have any problem during the
update process, such as blackout or cable disconnection, the modem can restart the update process or continue to work
normally with the prior software version, which is kept.
This update process takes about 15 minutes.

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SOFTWARE UPDA
SOFTWARE TE VIA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
UPDATE
An important characteristic of the Digitel Metro family equipment is the actualization. It may be performed through the
DMS CS management system, where all the operation control is centralized and executed by the system administrators. The
system administrators perform the equipment actualization located in the sub-frame and its corresponding remote points.
The latest METRO SNMP management module software version has, inside it, the prior module software version
managed by that.
It is possible to command the update directly from the Digitel DMS CS management system via a graphics interface or
via METRO SNMP module console port commands.
During the update through this process, the data transportation of all boards remains normal, even on the board that is
being updated. When the software update is complete, the modem board restarts and the data traffic is temporarily interrup-
ted. Management, configuration and monitoring of other boards in the network also remain working, except for the board that
is being used. This update process takes about 50 minutes for each board.
For update via DMS CS check the electronic documentation sent along with software.
For update via METRO SNMP module use the “update[slot]” command where “slot” is the slot number where the
modem or converter is inserted in the sub-frame, ranging from 1 to 20. To update remote modems, the slot value ranges from
21 to 40 respectively. It is possible to program an update line, for instance: “update[2;5;7-9]”, modems in slot2, slot5, slot7,
slot8 and slot9 will be updated. For further details about this board operation, refer to METRO SNMP board manual.

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 APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
Metrobridge line is designed for POP applications, operating from a central (sub-frame/cabinet), from where the optical
fibers are distributed to several users.
Metrobridge is capable of transporting up to 32 Mbps, it comprehends a 10/200 Mbps ethernet interface, an HD26
interface to support up to four E1 GB300 (75 or 120 Ohms) electrical monomodes via patch panel or via cable (see Metro cable
family, page 18), and a monofiber optical aggregated, monomode SC/APC 1310.
The equipment is installed via a GB300i chassis, featuring VDC 36-60 and VAC 93-253 power supply or Metro Sub-20
sub-frame, with optional VDC 36-60 or VAC 93-253 power supply.
SNMP management is done through SNMP Metro module, with optional In-Band management for remote equipment.
Regarding to the installation, Metrobridge line is very versatile; it allows installation of up to 20 modem boards to one
19", 3 UR and reduced depth sub-frame. All connections are in front, ideal characteristic for small-sized cabinets. The use of
connection panels makes possible the assembly of connectors to the front or back of the 19" rack. Besides that, this kind of
panel allows easy access to connectors and it’s isolated from the modem boards, avoiding handling problems by third party.
By using this system, with only sub-frame and connection panels, it is possible to transport up to 80 E1 channels and 20
Ethernet ports to up to 20 clients.

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SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
Characteristics

Technology PDH

Velocity 68.736 Mbps with proprietary codification in the 2.048 Mbps optical aggregated interface in
the G.703 tributary interfaces

Connection modes Point on Point

Electrical interfaces G.703 and ethernet

Optical interfaces SAM3: monofiber, 1310 nm, connector SC/APC

EM3: monofiber, 1310 nm, connector E2000
SP3: Fiber pair, 1310 nm, connector SC/PC, SC/UPC
SP3M: Multimode fiber pair, 1310 nm, connector SC/PC, SC/UPC
SP5: Fiber pair, 1550 nm, connector SC/PC, SC/UPC
FCP3: Fiber pair, 1310 nm, connector FC/PC
SC35: monofiber, emitter: 1310 nm, receptor: 1550 nm, connector SC/PC, SC/UPC
SC53: monofiber, emitter: 1550 nm, receptor: 1310 nm, connector SC/PC, SC/UPC sc 53; mono
fiber, emitter: 1550 mm, connector SC/PC SC/UPC
FC5D: Fiber pair, 1550 nm-DFB, connector FC

Configuration/ Via sub-frame METRO SNMP management board

Management Remote: LDL on E1 G.703 interfaces via management board

Dimensions 13.2 cm x 19.7 cm x 1.8 cm

Approximate weight 0,18 kg

Consumption 4.5 W

Norms Telebras practice 225-600-703, ITU-T G.703, ITU-T G.742, ITU-T G.751, ITU-T G.823

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Connection Panels

METRO PP BNC- 8E1 Adapter for two METROBRIDGE modems, HD26 for BNC
METRO PP IEC- 8E1 Adapter for two METROBRIDGE modems, HD26 for IEC
METRO PP RJ- 8E1 Adapter for two METROBRIDGE modems, HD26 for RJ45
Dimensions 48 cm x 3.3 cm x 3 cm
Approximate weight 0.5 kg

Management Module

Alarms One dry contact output and two dry contact inputs
Management One 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port
Interface One serial port for console
Consumption 5W
Dimensions 13.2 cm x 19.7 cm x 1.8 cm
Approximate weight 0.1 kg

Environmental Conditions
Operational 0 a 65 °C
Storage -5 a 65 °C
Transport -40 a 70 °C
Relative humidity Up to 90%

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TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND WARRANTY
ASSISTANCE

• During the product warranty period (specified on fiscal receipt), Digitel

guarantees its perfect functioning, according to the existing
characteristics and specifications in the installation and operation
manual. In case any problem is verified in the product, contact Digitel
Technical Assistance in Porto Alegre reporting the defect.
• This warranty includes repair and replacement of components or
defective parts free of charges and performed at the Digitel Technical
Assistance Center. Defects resulting from bad or improper use of
equipment according to manual information are not covered by the
warranty. Repair services made by non-authorized third parties are
not covered either.
• The warranty does not cover on-site services. The product
transportation for repair is paid by the client.

DIGITEL S.A. INDÚSTRIA ELETRÔNICA

Rua Dr. João Inácio, 1165 – Navegantes
CEP 90230-181 – Porto Alegre/RS Brasil
Phone: 55 51 3337.1999 – Fax: 55 51 3337.1923
CNPJ: 89.547.269/0001-04 – State Subscription: 0960602577
http://www.digitel.com.br – E-mail: info@digitel.com.br

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