Protection requirements

SDH transmission equipment_Optix PTN910 appearance
Commonly used boards of PTN910 equipment
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Board Name |
Description |
Slot |
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CXPA |
Main control, switching, clock board (matching 75 ohm E1) |
slot1, slot2 |
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CXPB |
Main control, switching, clocking board (matching 120 ohm E1) |
slot1, slot2 |
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EF8T |
8-way FE service processing board (electrical interface) |
slot3, slot4 |
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EF8F |
8-way FE service processing board (optical interface) |
slot3, slot4 |
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EG2 |
2-channel GE service processing board |
slot3, slot4 |
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ML1 |
16-way E1 service processing board (75 ohm) |
slot3, slot4 |
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ML1A |
16-way E1 service processing board (120 ohm) |
slot3, slot4 |
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PIU |
Power supply board |
slot5 |
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FAN |
Fan Board |
slot6 |
Description of CXPA and CXPB
CXPA and CXPB are dual-slot single boards, one CXPA or CXPB occupies slot1 and slot2 at the same time, and the functional characteristics of CXPA and CXPB are the same except for the difference in matching impedance.
Since ML1 and ML1A have the same functional characteristics except for the difference in matching impedance, the CXPA and CXPB have the same functional characteristics.
● All single boards except the power supply board support hot swapping.
● Maximum service switching capacity is 3G.
SDH Transmission Equipment_PTN910 Equipment CXPA/CXPB Single Board
CXPA/ CXPB single board main functional characteristics:
pSupport system control and communication functions
n Completes single board and service configuration functions
n Processing Layer 2/Layer 3 protocol data messages
n Monitor the status of PIU/FAN single board and other service boards.
pSupport service access, processing and scheduling functions
n Supports multiple service scheduling, with a total switching capacity of 3Gbps.
n Supports 2-way FE electrical port and 2-way FE optical port access.
n Supports 16-channel E1 service access
n Supports 2 interface slots
Provides auxiliary interfaces
n Supports 1 each of network management network port, network management serial port and expansion network port.
n Support 3-way switch inputs, 1-way switch outputs
n The system reserves 1 way of official telephone and 1 way of data transparent port
Support clock function
n Support 1588V2 clock time processing protocols
n Support E1, T1 clock external clock processing
n Support DCLS or 1PPS + serial port time information transmission processing
n Supports synchronized Ethernet clock processing
CXPA/CXPB Panel Interface
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Indicator light |
Color |
Color |
Description |
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Operating Status Indicator STAT |
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Lights up (green) |
Normal operation of the single board |
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Bright (red light) |
Single-class hardware failure |
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Bright (yellow) |
Indicates that the interface board or PIM single-shift board is powering up aging indication or not loading logic |
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Out |
Indicates that the single class is not powered on or the single class has not been created or the single class is not in a power-up state |
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Program Status Indicator PORG |
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Lights up (green) |
Indicates that the upper layer software is initialized; or the software is running normally |
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Lights up (red) |
Indicates memory self-test failure; or upper layer software loading is unsuccessful; or logic file is missing; or upper layer software is missing |
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Lights up for 100 milliseconds and goes out for 100 milliseconds (green light) |
Write FLASH operation or software loading is in progress; |
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300 milliseconds on 300 milliseconds off (green light) |
Is in the BIOS boot stage (during power-up/reset) |
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100 milliseconds on 100 milliseconds off (red light) |
BOOTROM self-test failure; or logic loading failure |
There are 2 optical ports not visible on the panel diagram, which are integrated on the main control board for interfacing between PTN devices.
For PTN910, the 2 port indicators integrated on the main control board are: L/A1, L/A2
The first situation: L/A1 are not lit, indicating that this end can not receive the opposite end of the light, the reason for analysis, fiber optic cable breaks, or the opposite end of the power outage.
The second situation: L/A1 green and yellow flashing back and forth, indicating that there is no problem with the optical path.