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FHFL-F

Nov 16, 2014

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Fractional Fiber Optic Modem FH/FL – F

Technical Training

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FH/FL - F - Technical Features I

General:

• Fractional Fiber Optic modem

• max. 2 Mbps I/F speed

• achievable distances 90 km (1550 SM)

• user data rate n x 56 / 64 Kbps, max. 2 Mbps

• transmission of user data + mgmt. data (parallel or in timeslot)

• mandatory management via VT100 terminal and SNMP

• LEDs and loops acc. to V.54

• standalone unit and rack mount card

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Line Interfaces

• Multimode 850 nm or 1300 nm

– cable diameter 62,5 / 125 m (core/cladding)

– graded or step index fiber

– SC, FC-PC or ST connector

– LED transmitter

• Singlemode 1300 nm or 1550 nm

– cable diameter 9 / 125 m (core/cladding)

– standard SM fiber acc. to G. 651

– SC, FC-PC or ST connector

– LED or Laser transmitter

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User Interface:• V.24 (max. 128 Kbps), V.35, V.36, Basic Rate Interface,

Ethernet Bridge, HDSL

• Data rate: E1: n x 64 (n=1..32) acc. to G.704

T1: n x 64 (n=1..24), n x 56 (n=1..24) acc. to

ANSI

• DTE/DCE switchable (if supported by I/F module)

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FH/FL-F - Distances

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Frontpanel

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Monitoring

Normal status = Link fully operational

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Monitoring

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Interface Port Monitoring

Local Signal:status of the local interface

Remote Signal:status of the line linkorstatus of the line link and the remote interface

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Mainbord Layout

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Data Rate and Clock Source

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Interface Module

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VT100 Connector Pinout

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• Digital Loop: Loops data from the I/F RX line

back to the I/F TX line

• Line Loop: Sets a line loop at the local unit

• Remote Loop: Sets a line loop at the remote unit

FH/FL - F - Loop Features

DL

LL

RL

LL

Local Unit

Remote Unit

Local Unit

Remote Unit

Local Unit

Remote Unit

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Technical Data

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G.703G.704

V.35n x 64 Kbps

GM-F

V.35n x 64 Kbps

GM-F

G.703G.704

G.703

G.703G.704

V.35n x 64 Kbps

GM-F

V.35n x 64 Kbps

G.703

Fiber Optic

Fiber Optic

FH/FL-P

FH/FL-P

FH/FL-P

FH/FL-F

FH/FL - F - Basic Function I

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G.703G.704

V.35

V.35

Fiber Optic

FH/FL-F

FH/FL-F

V.35

FH/FL-P

FH/FL-P

GM-F

V.35

GM-F

G.703G.704

• FH/FL-F in point-to-point application makes no

sense!

FH/FL - F - Basic Function II

• Only necessary if user wants a data

rate n x 64 Kbps (e.g.192 Kbps)

V.35@ 192 Kbps

FH/FL-F

FH/FL-F

V.35@ 192 Kbps

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FH/FL - F - Standard Application

E1 / T1

V.35n x 64 Kbps

Fiber Optic

FH/FL-P

FH/FL-P

Fiber Optic

V.35n x 64 Kbps

E1 / T1

FH/FL-F

FH/FL-F

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19 “ Rack – Setup (RA-X)

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19 “ Rack - Alarm Contact / DC Power Pinout

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19 “ Rack - Techn. Data