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Utstarcom — Technical Presentation (2000)

23 slides from Utstarcom's technical presentation, 2000

  1. Slide 1: AN-2000 MSAN Multi Service Access Network

    AN-2000 MSAN MULTI SERVICE ACCESS NETWORK 1

  2. Slide 2: AN-2000 MSAN Multi Service Access Network

    AN-2000 MSAN MULTI SERVICE ACCESS NETWORK „ Field proven – more than 3 million lines deployed „ Broadband, data, or voice „ Open interface - V5.1, V5.2, E1, ATM, IP „ Integrated transmission - STM-1/4, ATM-155, HDSL „ Modular architecture - 16 to more than 4,000 lines „ Centralized network managemen

  3. Slide 3: AN-2000 MSAN Applications

    AN-2000 MSAN APPLICATIONS „ Optical access network „ Capacity expansion of copper network „ Service expansion to new growth areas „ Leased-line data „ Broadband Internet access „ Voice/data integration 3

  4. Slide 4: Optical Access Network

    OPTICAL ACCESS NETWORK AN-2000 IP / ATM MSAN RT V5.1/V5.2 or 2-Wire Fiber To The Business AN-2000 MSAN AN-2000 (FTTB) Local Exchange CT MSAN RT DDN ƒ Superior voice quality Fiber To The Curb (FTTC) ƒ Unlimited capacity for expansion ƒ Much longer transmission distance ƒ Suitable for broadband servic

  5. Slide 5: Capacity Expansion of Copper Network

    CAPACITY EXPANSION OF COPPER NETWORK 16 Pairs, HDSL > 1,000 Subscribers IP / ATM AN-2000 AN-2000 MSAN MSAN RT V5.1/V5.2 or 2-Wire CT Local Exchange 3 to 5 Km DDN ƒ Each copper pair supports 15 to 120 subscribers ƒ Reuse of existing copper - no new construction ƒ Improved voice quality ƒ Quick respon

  6. Slide 6: Service Expansion to New Growth Areas

    SERVICE EXPANSION TO NEW GROWTH AREAS IP / ATM AN-2000 AN-2000 MSAN V5.1/V5.2 MSAN RT or 2-Wire CT Local Exchange DDN ƒ Small initial investment ƒ Leverage from existing local exchange ƒ Quick response to new service demands ƒ New source of revenues 6

  7. Slide 7: Leased Line Services

    LEASED LINE SERVICES To other networks: Multiple Fractional E1 X-Connect & X.50, X.25, Internet Grooming Bundles on Fiber, Radio etc. CT DCS Nx64 Leased Line V.24, V.35, IDSL, SHDSL To dedicated endpoints Data Terminals LAN/WAN Hosts, Video 7

  8. Slide 8: Broadband Internet Access

    BROADBAND INTERNET ACCESS PSTN RT VF Modem V5.2, 2w RT (dial-up) CT BA S RT ATM/IP IDSL, SHDSL, ADSL ISP RT Concentrate and offload Internet Optical Fiber traffic from PSTN BAS Broadband Remote Access Server 8

  9. Slide 9: One Network. Total Solution.

    ONE NETWORK. TOTAL SOLUTION. Payphone ADSL ISDN SHDSL Netman Internet AN-2000 Ethernet PSTN/ISDN 2-Wire V5.1/V5.2 AN-2000 STM1/STM4 Nx64, E1 Leased Line Video PBX Phone Computer (348k) ƒ One network, all services ƒ Lower network investment ƒ Higher revenues and profits 9

  10. Slide 10: AN-2000 MSAN Chassis

    AN-2000 MSAN CHASSIS 330 mm ƒ Single-shelf: Support up to 240 lines ƒ Single Frame system: Support up to 1,520 lines ƒ Multiple Frame system : Support up to 5000 lines ƒ Common Modules: SCM, PRM, BAM, RTM ƒ Interface Modules: FXS, FXO, E&M, Payphone, BRI, V.35, E1, IDSL, SHDSL, ADSL, STM-1, STM4, AT

  11. Slide 11: Network Topologies

    AN-2000 MSAN NETWORK TOPOLOGIES Point-to-Point CT Star RT CT RT RT RT CT Add/Drop RT RT RT Ring RT Mixed CT CT RT RT RT RT RT 11

  12. Slide 12: Multi-Services Platform

    AN-2000 MSAN MULTI-SERVICES PLATFORM POTS/Payphone E1, E&M PABX PABX V.35 ISDN BRI TDM NT1 S/T NT1 ATM or IP IDSL V.35/V.24 NTU-I SHDSL V.35/E1 NTU-H ADSL 10BaseT ATU-R 12

  13. Slide 13: xDSL Model – TDM Backhaul

    xDSL MODEL – TDM BACKHAUL Splitter LE (Full-rate only) RT V5.2/E1 CT 10BaseT STM-1 ADSL USB ATU-R TDM Ring ATM-155 ATM SHDSL NSP 13

  14. Slide 14: xDSL Model – ATM Backhaul

    xDSL MODEL – ATM BACKHAUL RT Splitter LE (Full-rate only) V5.2/E1 CT 10BaseT STM-1 ADSL USB ATU-R TDM Ring ATM SHDSL ATM-155 Ring NSP 14

  15. Slide 15: V5.2 Features

    AN-2000 MSAN V5.2 FEATURES V5.2 RT V5.2 (4 E1s) CT (16 E1s) PSTN : V5.2 (4 E1s) RT V5.2 (4 E1s) ƒ Fully compliant to ITU and ETSI standards ƒ Software configurable for V5.1 or V5.2 - NO upgrades required ƒ Support distributed V5.2 architecture - lower cost switch interface ƒ Support POTS, Payphone,

  16. Slide 16: Field Experience with V5.2

    AN-2000 MSAN FIELD EXPERIENCE WITH V5.2 In Operation Now: NEAX 61 Sigma Fujitsu F-150 Near Future: Siemens EWSD Ericsson AXE Alcatel S12 Lucent 5ESS Nortel DMS100 Hua Wei C&C08 Zhongxing ZXA10 More than 3 million Datang SP30 V5.2 lines installed Ju Long 16

  17. Slide 17: Digital Cross-Connect

    AN-2000 MSAN DIGITAL CROSS –CONNECT RT V5.x A PSTN POTS, Pay, ISDN A NTU Network RT CT B A B NT1 C B C Data, Leased line RT Data Network E1 or Nx64 C ƒ Separate leased lines from V5.x bundles ƒ Consolidate leased-line circuits onto separate E1’s ƒ Forward switched traffic to PSTN network and non- sw

  18. Slide 18: Dynamic Channel Allocation

    AN-2000 MSAN DYNAMIC CHANNEL ALLOCATION 2-wire RT V5.2 CT : : LE Faults !! V5.2 V5.2 : ƒ Any user port, any time slot, any E1 trunk ƒ User ports are dynamically assigned on an as-needed basis ƒ Support any concentration ratio across all lines ƒ System detects faults and reassigns users to working E1

  19. Slide 19: Centralized Network Management

    CENTRALIZED NETWORK MANAGEMENT AN2000 MSAN Node 19

  20. Slide 20: NETMAN Key Features

    NETMAN KEY FEATURES NETMAN Configuration: „ Create/edit network map „ Configure interface & user port „ Set up cross-connect „ Configure clock source Fault: „ Display system alarms „ Retrieve alarm statistic and log „ On-line diagnostics Performance: „ Traffic information „ Protocol messages Adminis

  21. Slide 21: NETMAN Graphical User Interface

    NETMAN GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE 21

  22. Slide 22: Built-in Reliability

    AN-2000 MSAN BUILT-IN RELIABILITY ƒ Dynamic concentration for facility protection ƒ 1:1 protection for V5.2 control channels ƒ 1:1 and self-healing protection option for fiber interface ƒ 1:1 protection option for critical common modules ƒ 8 to 10 Hrs battery back-up for AC failure protection ƒ All

  23. Slide 23: AN-2000 MSAN Summary

    AN-2000 MSAN -- SUMMARY ƒ Open Interface: V5.1, V5.2, 2-wire, E1, ATM, IP ƒ Modular Capacity: From 16 to over 4,000 lines per system ƒ Any Transport: fiber, copper, or wireless ƒ Any Topologies: Point-to-point, Star, Add/drop, Ring, Mixed ƒ Any Services: PSTN, PABX, ISDN, Data, IDSL, SHDSL, ADSL ƒ B

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