Msan Boards

UA5000 Universal Access Unit
Hardware Description
3 Introduction to Boards
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This chapter describes the function, front panel, port, subboard, pin assignment, and
specifications of the boards in the UA5000.
Table 3-1 explains the terms mentioned in this chapter.
Table 3-1 Terms and description
Term
Description
Dimensions
The width and height of the front panel, and the depth is measured
from the screws on the front panel to the board connector.
Hot swap
It refers to insertion and removal of the components when the device

is powered on.
3.1 Board List

This section describes the boards supported by the UA5000.
3.2 PVMB Board
This section describes the function, principles, front panel, port, pin assignments and
specifications of the PVMB board.
3.3 IPMB Board
This section describes the function, principles, front panel, port, pin assignment, and
specifications of the IPMB board.
3.4 A32 Board
specifications of the A32 board.
3.5 ASL Board
specifications of the ASL board.
3.6 ADMB/ADMC Board
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This section describes the functions, principles, front panel, ports, pin assignments and
specifications of the ADMB/ADMC boards.
3.7 ADRB Board
specifications of the ADRB board.
3.8 CDI Board
specifications of the CDI board.
3.9 CSMB Board
specifications of the CSMB board.
3.10 CSRB/CSRI Boards
This section describes the functions, principles, front panel, ports, pin assignments, and
parameters of the CSRB/CSRI board.
3.11 DSL Board
specifications of the DSL board.
3.12 ADRI Board
specifications of the ADRI board.
3.13 ADMF Board
specifications of the ADMF board.
3.14 EDTB Board
specifications of the EDTB board.
3.15 ESC Board
specifications of the ESC board.
3.16 FCBB Board
specifications of the FCBB board.
3.17 PWX Board
specifications of the PWX board.
3.18 PWMA Board
This section describes the functions, principles, front panel, port, pin assignment and
specifications of the PWMA board.
3.19 SDL Board
specifications of the SDL board.
3.20 SDLB Board
specifications of the SDLB board.
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3.21 TSSB/TSSC Board

specifications of the TSSB/TSSC board.
3.22 VFB Board
specifications of the VFB board.
3.23 VMS Board
specifications of the VMS board.
3.24 Rear-Access Transfer Boards
specifications of the rear access transfer boards.
3.25 Front Access Transfer Boards
specifications of the front access transfer boards.
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3.1 Board List

This section describes the boards supported by the UA5000.
Table 3-2 describes the boards supported by the UA5000.
Table 3-2 Boards supported by the UA5000
Board Type
Silk Screen
Full Name
Function
Control board
PVMB
Voice packet
managing board
It manages the narrowband

service boards and processes
the V5 and H.248 protocols. It
supports dual installation for
backup and hot swapping. It is
hot swappable.
IPMB
IP service managing
board
The IPMB board can aggregate

and process the broadband
services, transfer the VoIP
services of the PVMB board,
and transmit IP services
upstream through the FE or GE
ports. It is hot swappable.
ADMB/ADMC
16-port ADSL/
ADSL2+ service
board
It has a built-in splitter. The

ADRB board communicates
with the broadband control
board through the backplane.
The broadband control board
forwards the services from the
ADRB board to the IP network.
It is hot swappable.
ADRB
32-port ADSL/
ADSL2+ service
board
It has a built-in splitter. The

ADRB board communicates
with the broadband control
board through the backplane.
The broadband control board
forwards the services from the
ADRB board to the IP network.
Broadband
service board
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Board Type
Narrowband
service board
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Silk Screen
Full Name
Function
ADRI
32-port ADSL/
ADSL2+ service
board
It has a built-in ADSL over

POTS splitter. It
communicates with the
broadband control board
through the broadband
subtending serial port. The
forwards the broadband
services upstream to the ATM
or IP network. It is hot
swappable.
ADMF
16-port ADSL2+
over ISDN service
board
It has a built-in ISDN splitter.

It separates the ISDN and
ADSL2+ signals from the
mixed signals. It is hot
swappable.
SDLB
16-port ATM
SHDSL service
board
It provides SHDSL access

services in the ATM mode. It
communicates with the
through broadband ports. It is
hot swappable.
A32
32-port analog
service board
It is the 32-port analog service

board with the BORSCHT
function. The subscriber
signals are sent to the
narrowband control board
through the backplane, and the
sends PSTN services upstream.
ASL
16-port analog
service board
It is the 16-port analog service

board with the BORSCHT
function. The subscriber
signals are sent to the
through the backplane, and the
sends PSTN services upstream.
CDI
16-port direct dial-in

service board
It realizes the transparent

transmission of analog
subscriber signals. It is hot
swappable.
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Board Type
Silk Screen
Full Name
Function
DSL
8-port digital service

board
It is the 8-port digital service

board that provides eight
2BD ports. It is hot
swappable.
EDTB
E1 digital trunk board
It is the 16-port E1 digital trunk

board for upstream services or
customer access. It is hot
swappable.
SDL
4-port SHDSL and 4port E1 service board
It provides SHDSL access

services in TDM mode. It is hot
swappable.
CSMB
16-port ADSL/
ADSL2+ and POTS
combo service board
It has a built-in splitter. It is hot

swappable.
CSRB/CSRI
32-port ADSL/
ADSL2+ and POTS
combo service board
It has a built-in splitter. It is hot

swappable.
ESC
Environment and
power monitoring
board
It communicates with the host

through the serial port for
environment and power
monitoring.
FCBB
Monitoring board of
the fan
It controls the fan speed and

detects the fan status
PWMA
Remote power
supply monitoring
and management
board
It monitors and manages the

remote power supply at the
office end in a unified manner.
Power board
PWX
Secondary power
board
It provides +5 VDC, 5 VDC,

and 75 VAC 25 Hz (ringing
current) supplies. It is hot
swappable.
Rear-access
transfer board
E1TB
Rear-access E1
transfer board
It transfers E1 signals of the

EDTB board to the cable
connecting area of the shelf. It
is hot swappable.
EFTB
Rear-access FE
transfer board
The EFTF transfer board

transfers FE signals of the
EAUA board to the cable
is hot swappable.
Combo
service board
Monitoring
board
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Board Type
Front Access
Transfer
Board
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Silk Screen
Full Name
Function
HWCB
Rear-access HW
transfer board
It provides two clock input

ports, two E1 ports and one
HW port for connecting to the
subtended HABA shelf. It is
hot swappable.
HWTB
Rear-access HW
transfer board
It provides one HW port for

connecting to the HABA shelf.
RATB
Rear-access 32-port
relay transfer board
It supports the circuit test and

loop line test and port backup
required by the service boards.
SAPB
Subscriber cable
transfer board in the
rear access shelf
It transfers 32 channels of
subscriber signals of the CSRI
board to the cable connecting
area of the shelf. It provides the
line protection function. It is
hot swappable.
E1TF
Front-access E1
transfer board
It transfers the E1 signals of the

PVMB board to the cable
is hot swappable.
EFTF
Front-access FE
transfer board
The EFPF transfer board

transfers 8-channel FE signals
of the IPMB board to the cable
is hot swappable.
HLAF
Front-access high
speed link transfer
board from the
master shelf to the
extended shelf
Used in the HABD shelf.

Through the DB-68 port on the
front panel, it connects to the
HLEF transfer board of the
HABF shelf. It is hot
swappable.
HLEF
Front-access high
speed link transfer
board of the extended
shelf
Through the DB-68 port on the

front panel, it connects to the
HLAF transfer board of the
HABD shelf. It is hot
swappable.
HWCF
Front-access HW
transfer board of the
HABD shelf
It provides one test port, one

clock input port, and three HW
ports for connecting to the
subtended HABD or HABF
shelf It is hot swappable.
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Board Type
Silk Screen
Full Name
Function
HWTF
Front-access HW
transfer board
It provides two test and alarm

ports, one clock input port, and
one HW port for connecting to
the HABD shelf. It is hot
swappable.
PSTF
Front-access power
transfer board
It provides one environment

monitoring serial port and one
48 V power port. It is hot
swappable.
RATF
Front-access 32-port
relay transfer board
It supports the circuit test and

loop line test and port backup
required by the service boards.
SLTF
Front-access
subscriber cable
transfer board
It extends subscriber signals to

the cable connecting area of the
HABD and HABF shelf. It is
hot swappable.
SAPF
Front-access
subscriber cable
transfer board
It transfers 32-channel
subscriber signals of the CSRI
board to the cable connecting
area of the shelf. It provides the
line protection function. It is
hot swappable.
WATF
Front-access wetting
current transfer board
It provides the wetting current

for the 16-channel SHDSL
subscriber cable to protect the
cable against corrosion and
oxidation. It is hot swappable.
3.2 PVMB Board

This section describes the function, principles, front panel, port, pin assignments and
specifications of the PVMB board.
Overview
The PVMB board is a packet voice managing board. The PVMB board can manage the
narrowband service board and process the V5 and H.248 protocols.
The PVMB board can transmit the time division multiplexing (TDM) voice signals to the local
exchange (LE) through the V5 interface and encapsulate the TDM voice signals into IP packets,
and then transmit packets upstream to the SoftSwitch through the fast Ethernet (FE) port.
The PVMB board can be installed in slots 4 and 5 of the HABA, HABC, HABD, and HABL
shelves. Two PVMB boards can be installed for hot backup. The backplane electrical port
shutdown feature is supported.
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The PVMB board has four versions: H601PVMB, H601PVMBB, H601PVMBF and
H601PVMBG. Table 3-3 describes the differences between different versions of PVMB boards.
Table 3-3 Differences between different versions of PVMB boards
Board
Uplink Port
Reach
H601PVMB
10/100M Base-T network port
100 m
H601PVMBB
100M multi-mode optical port
2 km
H601PVMBF
100M single-mode optical port
15 km
H601PVMBG
100M single-mode optical port
40 km
Figure 3-1shows the external connections of the PVMB board.

Figure 3-1 External connections of the PVMB board
V5 or FE uplink
Active
IPMB
+5 V
1 x FE
1 x FE
PVMB
-48 V
Standby
IPMB
Service
boards
PWX
PDU or
primary
power
NOD
HW
Serial port
ESC
NOTE
The PVMB board is of the H601 version.
Principles
Figure 3-2 shows the principle of the PVMB board.
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Figure 3-2 Principle of the PVMB board
Power signal
Backplane connector
HW signal
TDM
switching
module
Power
port
VOIP
service
processing
module
LSW
switching
module
FE opticla port/
electricial port
CPU
module
Power
module
Clock
module
The PVMB board consists of:

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CPU module, which controls and manages the PVMB board.
The TDM module supports conversion between HW voice signals and TDM voice signals.
The VoIP service processing module supports conversion between TDM voice signals and
IP voice packets.
The LSW switching module transmits IP packets to the IP MAN through the FE port.
Power module, which provides power supply to the board.
Clock module, which provides clock signals to the components on the board.
Front Panel
With different uplink ports, front panels of the PVMB, PVMBB, PVMBF and PVMBG boards
differ from each other. Table 3-4 shows the front panel of the PVMB board.
The front panels of the PVMBB, PVMBF and PVMBG boards are the same, but their silk screens
are different. Table 3-5 shows the front panel of the PVMBB board.
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Table 3-4 Front panel of the PVMB board (electrical port)
RUN: running status LED, green

RUN
0.5s on and 0.5s off repeatedly
The board is starting up.
1s on and 1s off repeatedly
The board works in the normal state.
ACT: active LED, green

On
The board is active.
Off
The board is standby.
COM
ETH1
ETH0
ACT
RST: It is the reset button used to reset the board manually.

PVMB
RST
Caution: Resetting the board might interrupt the services. Exercise caution
when using the reset button.
NOTE
ETH0, ETH1 and COM: See "Port."
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Table 3-5 Front panel of the PVMBB board (optical port)

RUN
ETH0
ACT
100BASE-FX
MM MODULE
RX
TX
LINK-Fx
On
Off
COM
ACT-Fx
LINK-Fx: link connection LED, green

PVMBB
RST
On
The link connection is normal.
Off
The link connection is abnormal.
ACT-Fx: link running status LED, green

Blinking
The link communication is normal.
Off
The link communication is abnormal.

Caution: Resetting the board might interrupt the services. Exercise caution when
using the reset button.
NOTE
100BASE-FX and COM: See "Ports."
In the following section, PVMB refers to the PVMB series boards, including H601PVMB,
H601PVMBB, H601PVMBF and H601PVMBG.
The PWX board should run in the normal state before the PVMB board can start up.
Port
Some of the ports provided by the PVMB board are on the front panel and the others are on the
transfer boards. Table 3-6 describes the ports provided by the PVMB board.
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Table 3-6 Ports provided by the PVMB board

Port
Function
Position
Connection
EHT0: 100M
full-duplex and
autonegotiation
Base-T
maintenance
network port
Loads the version in the

BIOS mode, or views the
debugging information
channel.
Front panel
Use the network cable to

connect the port to the
Ethernet port of the
maintenance terminal.
EHT1: 100M
full-duplex and
autonegotiation
Base-T
maintenance
network port
Supports the IP upstream

services.
Front panel

network port of the upstream
device.
100BASE-Fx
MM
MODULE:
optical service
port
Transmits the voice and

control signals upstream
to the IP network.
Front panel
One 100M multi-mode

optical port
100BASE-Fx
SM
MODULE:
optical service
port
Works as the IP upstream

optical port for voice and
control signals.
Front panel
Wavelength: 1310 nm
Transmission distance: 2
km
Interface type: LC
One 100M single-mode

optical port
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Wavelength: 1310 nm
km (H601PVMBF)
km (H601PVMBG)
Interface type: LC
COM: RS-232
maintenance
serial port
Provides the function for

local and remote
maintenance. You can
configure and manage the
system in the command
line interface (CLI)
through software. The
default baud rate is 9600
bit/s.
Front panel
Use thelocal serial port

cable to connect the port to
the serial port of the
Four E1 ports
Works as uplink ports or

ports for access services.
E1TF (front
access shelf)
Use the PVMB E1 cable to

upstream device or user-end
device.
E1TB (rear
access shelf)
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Port
Function
Position
Connection
HW port
Connects the subtended

HABD or HABF shelf,
providing the upstream
port for the narrowband
services of the subtended
HABD or HABF shelf.
HWCF (front
access shelf)
Use the HW cable - front

access to connect the port to
the HWTF transfer board of
the subtended HABD shelf or
the HWTF transfer board of
the HABF shelf.
Connects the subtended

HABA shelf, providing
the upstream port for the
narrowband services of
the subtended HABA
shelf.
HWCB (rear
access shelf)
Use the HW cable - rear

access to connect the port to
the HWTB transfer board of
the subtended HABA shelf.
NOTE
E1TB, E1TF, HWCB and HWCF are the transfer boards for the PVMB board. For more details of the
transfer boards, see:
"3.24.1 E1TB Transfer Board"
"3.25.1 E1TF Transfer Board"
"3.24.3 HWCB Transfer Board"
"3.25.7 HWTF Transfer Board"
Subboard
Table 3-7 describes the subboards of the PVMB board.
NOTE
Each PVMB board holds up to two subboards for the VoIP audio process.
Table 3-7 Subboards of the PVMB board

Subboard
Function
H602ETCM
Provides up to 64 voice channels.
H602ETCN
H601ETCA
H602ETCA
H601ETCB
H602ETCB
Jumper Settings
The PVMB board provides two jumpers: J6 and J7. Figure 3-3 shows the layout of the jumpers
on the PVMB boards.
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Figure 3-3 Layout of jumpers on the PVMB board
15
1
J6
16
H601PVMB
1
2
15
J7
16
J6 decides whether to ground the E1 signals. J7 decides the impedance of the E1 port. Table
3-8 describes the jumper settings.
NOTE
When the E1 port is of 120-ohm impedance, J6 cannot be connected.
Table 3-8 Jumper settings for the PVMB board

Jumper
Settings
Meaning
Default
Settings
J6
Connected
The shielding layer of the E1 port

is grounded.
Connected
Disconnected
The shielding layer of the E1 port

is not grounded.
Connected
The E1 port impedance is 75

ohms.
Disconnected
The E1 port impedance is 120

ohms.
J7
Connected
Table 3-9 shows the mapping between J6, J7 and E1 port.
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Table 3-9 Mapping between J6, J7 and E1 port

Jumper
Pin
E1 Port
Jumper
Pin
E1 Port
J6
12
The 1st E1 port
J7
12
The 1st E1 port
34
56
34
The 2nd E1 port
78
910
The 2nd E1 port
78
The 3rd E1 port
1112
1314
56
910
The 3rd E1 port
1112
The 4th E1 port
1516
1314
The 4th E1 port
1516
NOTE
"75-ohm" and "120-ohm" are discussed with respect to the terminal matching impedance of the E1 port
transmission line. Use the unbalanced cable (E1 coaxial cable) for the 75-ohm impedance, and the
balanced cable (differential symmetric pair) for the 120-ohm impedance.
When selecting the matching impedance, be sure to set the jumpers correctly and keep the data
configuration consistent.
Pin Assignment Between Board and Backplane

Connect the 4-channel E1 signals provided by the PVMB board to pin rows 1731 on the upper
header, as shown in Figure 3-4.
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RR0RR3: ring of receiving signals of E1 channels 03.
RT0RT3: tip of receiving signals of E1 channels 03.
TR0TR3: ring of transmitting signals of E1 channels 03.
TT0TT3: tip of transmitting signals of E1 channels 03.
Receiving and transmitting of the E1 signals are discussed at the PVMB side.
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Figure 3-4 Pin assignments of the upper header of the PVMB board
POTS2+
POTS4+
POTS5+
POTS6+
RR0
TR0
RR1
TR1
RR2
TR2
RR3
TR3
1
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3
4
5
6
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POTS13- 44
POTS14+ 45
POTS14- 46
POTS15+ 47
POTS15- 48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
POTS8POTS9+
POTS9POTS10+
POTS10POTS11+
POTS11POTS12+
POTS12-
POTS0POTS1POTS2-
1
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POTS4POTS5POTS6POTS7-
RT0
TT0
RT1
TT1
RT2
TT2
RT3
TT3
65
66
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68
69
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Specifications
Table 3-10 lists the specifications of the PVMB board.
Table 3-10 Specifications of the PVMB board
Board
Dimensions (W x D x H)
Maximum Power Consumption

(Without Subboards)
PVMB
23 mm x 295 mm x 251 mm
18.5 W
3.3 IPMB Board

specifications of the IPMB board.
Overview
The IPMB board is an IP service processing board. The IPMB board aggregates and processes
the broadband services, forwards the VoIP services of the PVMB board, and transmits IP services
upstream over FE or GE ports.
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The IPMB board resides in slots 2 and 3 of the HABA, HABC, HABD and HABL service
shelves.
The IPMB board has the following functions and features:
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Provides broadband switching resources.
Supports the dual-system backup.
Supports the active/standby switchover.
Figure 3-5 shows the external connections of the IPMB board.

Figure 3-5 External connections of the IPMB board
FE or GE uplink
Active
PVMB
Standby
PVMB
1 x FE
1 x FE
IPMB
Broadband bus
-48 V
Broadband bus
HABF
Environment
monitoring serial port
ESC
PDU or
primary power
Service boards in
the same shelf
RS-4845 serial port
Intelligent MDF and

fan tray
NOTE
The IPMB board is of the H612 version.
Principles
Figure 3-6 describes the principles of the IPMB board.
Figure 3-6 Principles of the IPMB board
The IPMB board consists of:

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CPU module, which controls and manages other modules as well as the function of the
active/standby switchover.
Switching module, which provides FE ports and GE ports for switching IP services.
Front Panel
Table 3-11 describes the front panel of the IPMB board.
Table 3-11 Front panel of the IPMB board
RUN: running status LED

RUN
ACT
ACT0 LINK0
Green for the shielded filler panel.
Red for the unshielded filler panel.

Red, and then yellow 0.3s on
and 0.3s off repeatedly
Green: 1s on and 1s off

repeatedly
Yellow: 1s on and 1s off

repeatedly
The alarm that does not affect service

is generated.
ETH
COM
ACT1 LINK1
IPMB
RST

Green: on
Green: off
The following describes the optical port LEDs:

ACT: Data transmission over the port, yellow
Blinking
Data is being transmitted.
Off
No data is being transmitted.
LINK: link status LED, green

On
The link is normal.
Off
The link is abnormal.

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NOTE
GE/FE, ETH and COM: See "Ports."
Port
Some of the ports provided by the IPMB board are on the front panel and backplane, and the
others are on the transfer boards. Table 3-12 describes the ports provided by the IPMB board.
Table 3-12 Ports provided by the IPMB board
Port
Function
Position
Connection
COM (RS-232
maintenance
serial port)
Provides the function

for local and remote
maintenance. It allows
you to configure the
system in the CLI
through software such
as HyperTerminal. The
default baud rate is
9600 bit/s.
Front panel
Use the local serial port

ETH (10/100M
Base-T
maintenance
Ethernet port)
Allows you to
configure the system to
work in the full-duplex
mode.
Front panel

Ethernet port on the
Broadband bus
port
Subtends the extended

shelf.
HLAF (front
access shelf)
Use the broadband

subtending cable to
connect the port to the HLEF
transfer board in the
extended shelf.
Broadband bus
port
Communicates with the

slots in the same shelf.
Communicates with service

slots through the backplane.
Four FE ports
Accesses the LAN

service.
EFTB (rear
access shelf)
Use the IPMB FE cable rear access to connect the

port to the subscriber device.
EFTF (front
access shelf)
Use the IPMB FE cable front access to connect the

port to the subscriber device.
Subboard
Use the network cable or

the optical fiber to connect
the port to the upstream
device.
HWCF
transfer board
Use the ESC monitoring

the HWCF transfer board.
Two FE ports or
two GE ports
Works as the uplink

port.
RS-485 serial port Manages the intelligent

MDF and fan trays.
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Port
Function
Position
Connection
Environment
monitoring serial
port
Monitors power board.
DB9
connector of
the fan tray
Use the fan monitoring

the DB9 connector of the fan
tray.
NOTE
For the details of EFTB, HLAF, EFTF and EFPF, see:

"3.24.2 EFTB Transfer Board"
"3.25.4 HLAF Transfer Board"
"3.25.2 EFTF Transfer Board"
"3.25.3 EFPF Transfer Board"
Subboard
Table 3-13 describes the subbords of the IPMB board.
Table 3-13 Subboards of the IPMBH612 board
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Subboard
Port
Optical Unit
H612O2GN
Two GE optical
ports
Multi-mode
Wavelength: 850 nm
Transmission distance: 0.55 km
Interface type: LC
Single-mode
Wavelength: 1310 nm
Transmission distance: 10 km
Interface type: LC
Single-mode
Wavelength: 1310 nm
Interface type: LC
Single-mode
Wavelength: 1550 nm
Interface type: LC
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Subboard
Port
Optical Unit
H612O2FN
Two FE optical
ports
Multi-mode
Wavelength: 1310 nm
Interface type: LC
Single-mode
Wavelength: 1310 nm
Interface type: LC
Single-mode
Wavelength: 1310 nm
Interface type: LC
Single-mode
Wavelength: 1550 nm
Interface type: LC
Figure 3-7 describes the subboards of the IPMB board.

Figure 3-7 Subboard positions on the IPMB board
H612IPMB
Subboard
Subboard
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The pins between the IPMB board and the backplane consist of three parts: J1, J2 and J3. The
eight FE ports provided by the IPMB board are defined at pin rows 14 of J3, as shown in Figure
3-8. Table 3-14 describes the pin assignments for J3 connector on the backplane.
Figure 3-8 Pin assignments of the IPMB board
J3
25
J1
20
15
J2
10
J3
1
a bc d e f g h
Table 3-14 pin assignments for J3 connector on the backplane

Pin No. (Row)
FE-1
FE-0
FE-3
FE-2
FE-5
FE-4
FE-7
FE-6
Specifications
Table 3-15 lists the specifications of the IPMB board.
Table 3-15 Specifications of the IPMB board
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Board
Maximum Power
Consumption
H612IPMB
25 mm x 295 mm x 251 mm
42 W
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3.4 A32 Board

specifications of the A32 board.
Overview
The A32 board is a 32-port analog line board with the BORSCHT function. The subscriber
signals are sent to the narrowband control board through the backplane, and the narrowband
control board sends PSTN services upstream.
The A32 board resides in slots 635 of the HABA shelf, slots 617 of the HABC or HABD
shelf, slots 1835 of the HABF shelf, and slots 610 of the HABL shelf.
NOTE
BORSCHT is described as follows:

l
B: Battery.
O: Over-voltage and over-current protection.
R: Ringing.
S: Supervision
C: Codec.
H: Hybrid.
T: Test.
The A32 board has the following functions and features:

l
All 32 ports support the A/ law.
None of the 32 ports supports 16/12KC charging.
None of the 32 ports supports port backup.
The A32 board has three versions, including CC0HASL, CC0NASL and CC0RASL. Table
3-16 shows their differences.
Table 3-16 Differences between CC0HASL, CC0NASL and CC0RASL
Board
Reversal Polarity
Feed Current
CC0HASL
The 16th and 17th subscribers

support the reversal polarity.
21 mA
CC0NASL
All the 32 subscribers support the

reversal polarity.
21 mA
CC0RASL
All the 32 subscribers support the

reversal polarity.
30 mA
Figure 3-9 shows the external connections of the A32 board.

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Figure 3-9 External connections of the A32 board

PVMB/
RSUG
HW
PDU or
primary
power
-48V
Power
A32
PWX
32 x (POTS)
PSTN
terminal
Front Panel
Table 3-17 shows the front panel of the A32 board.
Table 3-17 Front panel of the A32 board
RUN: running status LED, red

RUN
BSY
On
The protective fuse of the board is

broken, and the 48 V input is
switched off.
BSY: port status LED, yellow

On
At least one POTS port is busy.
Off
No POTS port is busy.
A32
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Port
Some of the ports provided by the A32 board are on the backplane and the others are on the
transfer boards. Table 3-18 describes the ports provided by the A32 board.
Table 3-18 Ports provided by the A32 board
Port
Function
Position
Connection
32 analog
service ports
Access analog
subscribers.
Backplane (rear access

shelf)
Use the 32-channel

subscriber cable to connect
the port to the MDF.
SLTF (front access

shelf)
Use the 32-channel

NOTE
SLTF is the transfer board for the DSL board. For more details of the transfer board, see "3.25.10 SLTF
Transfer Board."

Connect the first 16-channel POTS signals to pin rows 1-16 on the upper header, as shown in
Figure 3-10.
Connect the last 16-channel POTS signals to pin rows 17-32 on the lower header, as shown in
Figure 3-11.
Numerals POTS0-POTS31 in the figures refer to signal channels 0-31.
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Figure 3-10 Pin assignments of the upper header of the A32 board
POT S0+
POT S1+
POT
S2+
POTS2+
POT S3+
POT
S4+
POTS4+
POT
S5+
POTS5+
POT
S6+
POTS6+
POT S7+
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
T3-R
27
T7-R
28
R4-R
29
R8-R
30
T4-R
31
T8-R
32
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
POT S8+
33
POT
S8POTS8-
34
POT
S9+
POTS9+
35
POT
S9POTS9-
36
POT
S10+
POTS10+
37
POT
S10POTS10-
38
POT
S11+
POTS11+
39
POT
S11POTS11-
40
POT
S12+
POTS12+
POT
S12POTS12-
41
POT S13+
43
POT
S13POTS13-
44
POT
S14+
POTS14+
POT
S14POTS14-
45
POT
S15+
POTS15+
47
POT
S15POTS15-
48
42
46
49
17
50
18
51
19
52
20
53
21
54
22
55
23
56
24
57
25
58
26
59
27
60
28
61
29
62
30
63
31
64
32
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
POT
S0POTS0-
65
POT
S1POTS1-
66
POT
S2POTS2-
67
POT S3-
68
POT
S4POTS4-
69
POT
S5POTS5-
70
POT
S6POTS6-
71
POT
S7POTS7-
72
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
73
74
10
10
75
11
11
76
12
12
77
13
13
78
14
14
79
15
15
80
16
16
81
17
17
82
18
18
83
19
19
84
20
20
85
21
21
86
22
22
87
23
23
88
24
89
25
90
26
91
27
92
28
93
29
94
30
95
31
96
32
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Figure 3-11 Pin assignments of the lower header of the A32 board
1
2
POTS2+
3
4
POTS4+
POTS5+
POTS6+
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
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POT S24+
25
POT S25+
26
T3-R S26+
POT
27
T7-R S27+
POT
28
R4-RS28+
POT
29
R8-RS29+
POT
30
T4-R S30+
POT
31
T8-R S31+
POT
32
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
POTS8-
34
POTS9+
35
POTS9-
36
POTS10+
37
POTS10-
38
POTS11+
39
POTS11-
40
POTS12+
41
POTS12-
42
43
POTS13-
44
POTS14+
45
POTS14-
46
POTS15+
47
POTS15-
48
POT S16+
49
POT S16-
50
POT S17+
51
POT S17-
52
POT S18+
53
POT S18-
54
POT S19+
55
POT S19-
56
POT S20+
57
POT S20-
58
POT S21+
59
POT S21-
60
POT S22+
61
POT S22-
62
POT S23+
63
POT S23-
64
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
POTS0-
65
POTS1-
66
POTS2-
67
68
POTS4-
69
POTS5-
70
POTS6-
71
POTS7-
72
73
74
10
75
11
76
12
77
13
78
14
79
15
80
16
81
17
82
18
83
19
84
20
85
21
86
22
87
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
88
POT S24-
89
POT S25-
90
POT S26-
91
POT S27-
92
POT S28-
93
POT S29-
94
POT S30-
95
POT S31-
96
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
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Specifications
Table 3-19 lists the specifications of the A32 board.
Table 3-19 Specifications of the A32 board
Board
Dimensions (W x D x
H)
Maximum Power
Consumption
Maximum Power
Consumption (Traffic
= 0.25eerl)
CC0HASL
23 mm x 292 mm x 242
mm
39 W
16.8 W
CC0NASL
23 mm x 292 mm x 242
mm
39 W
16.8 W
CC0RASL
23 mm x 292 mm x 242
mm
58 W
19.6 W
3.5 ASL Board

specifications of the ASL board.
Overview
The ASL board is a 16-port analog service board with the BORSCHT function. The subscriber
signals are sent to the narrowband control board through the backplane, and the narrowband
control board sends PSTN services upstream.
The ASL board resides in slots 635 of the HABA shelf, slots 617 of the HABC or HABD
NOTE
BORSCHT is described as follows:

l
B: Battery.
O: Over-voltage and over-current protection.
R: Ringing.
S: Supervision
C: Codec
H: Hybrid
T: Test
The ASL board has the following functions and features:

l
All the 16 ports support the A/ law.
None of the 16 ports supports port backup.
TThe ASL board has three versions, including CB36ASL, CB37ASL and CC0KASL. Table
3-20 describes differences between the CB36ASL, CB37ASL and CC0KASL boards.
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Table 3-20 Differences between the CB36ASL, CB37ASL and CC0KASL board s
Board
Reversal Polarity
16/12KC Charging
Feed Current
CB36ASL
All the 16 customers

support the reversal
polarity.
Supported
47/35/25/16 mA
adjustable
CB37ASL
All the 16 subscribers

support the reversal
polarity.
Not supported
47/35/25/16 mA
adjustable
CC0KASL
The 8th and 9th

subscribers support the
reversal polarity.
Not supported
20 mA
NOTE
The CB37ASL board has two versions: CB37ASL0 and CB37ASL1. CB37ASL1 provides the remote
power feeding.
The CC0KASL board has two versions: CC0KASL0 and CC0KASL1. CC0KASL1 has multiple
resistances, multiple ringing modes, and can be configured with commands on ringing, and howling
stopping.
Figure 3-12 shows the external connections of the ASL board.

Figure 3-12 External connections of the ASL board
PVMB/
RSUG
HW
PDU or
primary
power
-48 V
Power
ASL
PWX
16 x (POTS)
PSTN
terminal
Front Panel
Table 3-21 shows the front panel of the ASL board.
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Table 3-21 Front panel of the ASL board

RUN
The board works in the normal

state.
On
The VBAT power supply is

powered off.
ASL
Port
Some of the ports provided by the ASL board are on the backplane and the others are on the
transfer boards. Table 3-22 describes the ports provided by the ASL board.
Table 3-22 Ports provided by the ASL board
Port
Function
Position
Connection
16 analog
service ports
Access analog
subscribers.

shelf)
Use the 16-channel

SLTF (front access

shelf)
Use the 16-channel

NOTE
For more details of the SLTF transfer board, see "3.25.10 SLTF Transfer Board."
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Connect the first 8-channel POTS signals to pin rows 18 on the upper header, as shown in
Figure 3-13.
Connect the last 8-channel POTS signals to pin rows 2532 on the lower header, as shown in
Figure 3-14.
Numerals POTS0-POTS15 in the figures refer to signal channels 015.
Figure 3-13 Pin assignments of the upper header of the ASL board
PO T S0+
PO T S1+
PO
T S2+
POTS2+
PO T S3+
PO
T S4+
POTS4+
PO
T S5+
POTS5+
PO
T S6+
POTS6+
PO T S7+
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
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T3-R
27
T7-R
28
R4-R
29
R8-R
30
T4-R
31
T8-R
32
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
POTS8-
34
POTS9+
35
POTS9-
36
POTS10+
37
POTS10-
38
POTS11+
39
POTS11-
40
POTS12+
41
POTS12-
42
43
POTS13-
44
POTS14+
45
POTS14-
46
POTS15+
47
POTS15-
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
PO
T S0POTS0-
65
PO
T S1POTS1-
66
PO
T S2POTS2-
67
PO T S3-
68
PO
T S4POTS4-
69
PO
T S5POTS5-
70
PO
T S6POTS6-
71
PO
T S7POTS7-
72
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
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Figure 3-14 Pin assignments of the lower header of the ASL board
1
2
POTS2+
POTS4+
2
3
POTS5+
POTS6+
7
8
7
8
10
11
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
21
22
22
23
24
POT S9+
25
26
25
POT
T3-R S10+
27
POT
T7-R S11+
POT
R4-RS12+
28
POT
R8-RS13+
30
POT
T4-R S14+
POT
T8-R S15+
29
31
32
37
38
2
3
4
5
6
39
40
41
7
8
44
POTS14+
45
POTS14POTS15+
46
60
61
29
30
62
63
64
31
32
69
70
POTS5POTS6POTS7-
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
18
83
84
19
20
85
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
71
72
73
74
17
54
59
POTS4-
15
16
53
27
28
67
68
14
51
52
58
POTS2-
13
50
26
66
12
49
56
57
65
POTS1-
11
47
48
55
POTS0-
9
10
42
POTS13-
POTS15-
17
18
21
POTS10+
43
15
16
20
35
36
POTS12+
POTS12-
14
20
POTS9+
POTS9-
POTS11-
13
19
34
POTS11+
12
19
POTS8-
POTS10-
11
23
24
POT S8+
33
86
87
POT S8-
88
89
POT S9-
90
POT S10-
91
POT S11POT S12-
92
POT S13-
94
POT S14-
95
96
POT S15-
93
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Specifications
Table 3-23 lists the specifications of the ASL board.
Table 3-23 Specifications of the ASL board
Board
CB36ASL
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
11.6 W (16 mA feed)

13.7 W (25 mA feed)
16 W (35 mA feed)
18.8 W (47 mA feed)
CB37ASL
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
12.1 W
CC0KASL
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
8.8 W
3.6 ADMB/ADMC Board

specifications of the ADMB/ADMC boards.
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Overview
The ADMB/ADMC board is a 16-port ADSL/ADSL2+ line board, with a built-in splitter. The
ADMB/ADMC board communicates with the broadband control board through the backplane.
The broadband control board forwards the services from the ADMB/ADMC board to the IP
network.
The ADMB/ADMC board resides in slots 635 of the HABA shelf, slots 617 of the HABC or
HABD shelf, slots 1835 of the HABF shelf, and slots 611 of the HABL shelf.
Table 3-24 shows the differences between the ADMB board and the ADMC board.
Table 3-24 Differences between ADMB and ADMC
Board
Test of Circuit and Loop Line
Port Backup
ADMB
No
No
ADMC
Yes
Yes
The external connections of the ADMB board and the ADMC board are the same. Figure
3-15 shows the external connections of the ADMB board.
Figure 3-15 External connections of the ADMB board
IPMB
2 broadband buses
PDU or
primary
power
-48 V
16 x POTS
ADMB
PSTN
device
16 x (POTS+ADSL/ADSL2+)
ATU-R and
PSTN terminal
NOTE
The ADMB/ADMC board is of the H602 version.
Principles
Figure 3-16 describes the principles of the ADMB board.
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Figure 3-16 Principles of the ADMB board
Control module
Broadband bus
POTS signals
Mixed signals
Converging
module
Service processing
module
Splitter module
Relay module
Protection
module
Clock module
Driving module
Power signals
Power module
The ADMB board consists of:
Protection module, which protects the service board in case of loop line abnormality,
including power line touching and lightning.
Splitter module, which splits POTS signals from mixed signals.
Driving module, which magnifies driving of downstream services.
Service process module, which modulates ADSL2+ services.
l
l
Convergence module, which forwards the customer data upstream to the control board or
sends the data from the control board downstream to the customer.
CPU module, which performs service board startup and outband management.
Figure 3-17 describes the principles of the ADMC board.

Figure 3-17 Principles of the ADMC board
Control module
Broadband bus
POTS signals
Mixed signals
Converging
module
Service processing
module
Splitter module
Relay module
Protection
module
Clock module
Driving module
Power signals
Power module
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The ADMC board consists of:

l
Relay module, which performs line port circuit/loop line test and port backup.
Splitter module, which splits POTS signals from mixed signals.
Service process module, which modulates ADSL2+ services.
CPU module, which performs service board startup and outband management.
Front Panel
The front panels of the ADMB board and the ADMC board are the same, but their silk screens
are different. Table 3-25 shows the front panel of the ADMB board.
Table 3-25 Front panel of the ADMB board

RUN

state.
ADMB
Port
Some of the ports provided by the ADMB/ADMC board are on the backplane and the others are
on the transfer boards. Table 3-26 describes the ports provided by the ADMB/ADMC board.
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Table 3-26 Ports provided by the ADMB/ADMC board

Port
Function
Position
Connection
16 POTS ports
Output the POTS signal

to the PSTN device.

shelf)
Use the 16-channel

subscriber cable to
MDF at the central
office.
SLTF (front access

shelf)
Use the 16-channel

subscriber cable to
subscriber MDF.

shelf)
Use the 16-channel

subscriber cable to
MDF at the local end.
SLTF (front access

shelf)
Use the 16-channel

subscriber cable to
subscriber MDF.
16 POST and
ADSL/ADSL2
+ combo ports
Access the POST and

ADSL/ADSL2+ combo
signals.
NOTE
For details of the SLTF board, see "3.25.10 SLTF Transfer Board."

Connect the first 16-channel POTS and ADSL/ADSL2+ signals to pin rows 116 on the upper
Connect the last 16-channel POTS and ADSL/ADSL2+ signals to pin rows 1732 on the lower
Numerals LINEA0LINEA15, LINEB0LINEB15, POTS0POTS15 in the figures refer to
signal channels 015.
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Figure 3-18 Pin assignments of the upper header of the ADMB/ADMC board
LINE A0
LINE A1
POTS2+
LINE
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POTS13LINE
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POTS8+
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T3-R
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Table 3-27 lists the specifications of the ADMB/ADMC board.
Table 3-27 Specifications of the ADMB/ADMC board
Board
Maximum Power
Consumption
H602ADMB
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
29.3 W
H602ADMC
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
29.3 W
3.7 ADRB Board

specifications of the ADRB board.
Overview
The ADRB board is a 32-port ADSL/ADSL2+ line board, with the built-in splitter. The ADRB
board communicates with the broadband control board through the backplane. The broadband
control board forwards the services from the ADRB board to the IP network.
The ADRB board resides in slots 635 of the HABA shelf, slots 617 of the HABC or HABD
shelf, slots 18-35 of the HABF shelf, and slots 611 of the HABL shelf.
Figure 3-20 shows the external connections of the ADRB board.
Figure 3-20 External connections of the ADRB board
IPMB
2 x broadband bus
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PDU
ADRB
32 x POTS
PSTN
device
32 x (ADSL/ADSL2+ over POTS
ATU-R and
PSTN terminal
NOTE
The ADRB board is of the H603 version.
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Principles
Figure 3-21 describes the principles of the ADRB board.
Figure 3-21 Principles of the ADRB board
Control module
Splitter
module
Backplane
Broadband processing module
POTS signal
Clock module
Power module
The ADRB board consists of:

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Control module, which initiates controls chips on the board.
Broadband processing module, which processes the broadband signals and forwards the
control signals between the main control board and the control module.
Splitter module, which splits 32-channel POTS signals from the mixed signals and accesses
them to the corresponding POTS service process boards.
Front Panel
Table 3-28 shows the front panel of the ADRB board.
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Table 3-28 Front panel of the ADRB board


state.
POTS
RUN
ADRB
Port
Some of the ports provided by the ADRB board are on the front panel and backplane, and the
others are on the transfer boards. Table 3-29 describes the ports provided by the ADRB board.
Table 3-29 Ports provided by the ADRB board
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Function
Position
Connection
32 POTS ports
Output the POTS

signal to the PSTN
device.
Front panel
Use the 32-channel

subscriber cable to
connect the port to
the CO MDF.
32 POTS and ADSL/

ADSL2+ combo
ports
Access the POTS and

ADSL/ADSL2+
combo signals.
RATB
Use the 32-channel

subscriber cable to
connect the port to
the subscriber MDF.
RATF or SAPF
Use the 32-channel

subscriber cable to
connect the port the
subscriber MDF.
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NOTE
For more details of the RATB transfer board, see "3.24.5 RATB Transfer Board."
For more details of the RATF transfer board. see "3.25.9 RATF Transfer Board."
For more details of the SAPF transfer board. see "3.25.11 SAPF Transfer Board."
Jumper Settings
The ADRB board provides jumper S1, as shown in Figure 3-22.
Figure 3-22 Layout of the jumper on the ADRB board
H603ADRB
S1
Jumper S1 is used to control the BIOS software loading mode of the board. Table 3-30 describes
the jumper settings.
Table 3-30 Jumper settings for the ADRB board
Jumper
Settings
Meaning
Default
Settings
S1
Connected
The board enters the BIOS software

loading mode.
Disconnected
Disconnected
The board exits from the BIOS software

loading mode.
Pin Assignment
Table 3-31 describes the pin assignments for the POTS port on the front panel of the ADRB
board.
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Table 3-31 Pin assignments of the POTS port on the front panel of the ADRB board
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Pin
Signal
POTSB
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19
POTSB
9
Port
Pin
Signal
Pin
Signal
35
POTSB0
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NC
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POTSA
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POTSB
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POTSB
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Connect the last 16-channel POTS and ADSL/ADSL2+ signals to pin rows 1732 on the lower
Numerals LINEA0LINEA31, LINEB0LINEB31 in the figures refer to signal channels 031.
Figure 3-23 Pin assignments of the upper header of the ADRB board
LINE A0
LINE A1
POTS2+
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POTS4+
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Figure 3-24 Pin assignments of the lower header of the ADRB board
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Table 3-32 lists the specifications of the ADRB board.
Table 3-32 Specifications of the ADRB board
Board
Maximum Power
Consumption
H603ADRB
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
44.4 W
3.8 CDI Board

specifications of the CDI board.
Overview
The CDI board is a 16-port direct dial-in line board , and realizes the transparent transmission
of analog subscriber signals.
The CDI board resides in slots 6-35 of the HABA shelf, slots 6-17 of the HABC or HABD shelf,
slots 18-35 of the HABF shelf, and slots 6-10 of the HABL shelf.
Figure 3-25 shows the external connections of the CDI board.
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Figure 3-25 External connections of the CDI board

PVMB/
RSUG
HW
Power
CDI
PWX
16 x (POTS)
PSTN
terminal
NOTE
The CDI board is of the H301 version.
Principles
Figure 3-26 describes the principles of the CDI board.
Figure 3-26 Principles of the CDI board
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interface
Line module
Analog interfaces
Switching
module
14
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module
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interface
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The CPU module, which performs communication control, protocol process, state detection
and takes scheduling.
The subscriber interface module, which provides 16 subscriber line interfaces.
The time slot switch module, which switches the time slot.
Front Panel
Table 3-33 describes the front panel of the CDI board.
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Table 3-33 Front panel of the CDI board

RUN
The CDI board fails to

communicate with the
host.
The board works in the

normal state.
0.125s on and 0.125s off, and blinking

quickly for 3s
The self-check fails.
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CH5
CH6
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CH10
CH11
CH12
CH13
CH14
CH0-CH15: Channel monitoring LED, green

On
The relative channels are

busy.
CH15
CDI/a
Port
Some of the ports provided by the CDI board are on the backplane and the others are on the
transfer boards. Table 3-34 describes the ports provided by the CDI board.
Table 3-34 Ports provided by the CDI board
Port
Function
Position
Connection
16 POTS
ports
Access the POTS

signals.

shelf)
Use the 16-channel

SLTF (front access

shelf)
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Numerals R0R15, T0T15 in the figures refer to signal channels 015.
Figure 3-27 Pin assignments of the upper header of the CDI board
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Specifications
Table 3-35 lists the specifications of the CDI board.
Table 3-35 Specifications of the CDI board
Board
Maximum Power
Consumption
H301CDI
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
4.5 W
CC01CDI
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
4.5 W
3.9 CSMB Board

specifications of the CSMB board.
Overview
The CSMB board is a 16-port ADSL/ADSL2+ and POTS combo service board, with built-in
splitter.
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The ADSL/ADSL2+ service communicate with the broadband control board through the
backplane. The broadband control board forwards the services from the CSMB board to
the IP network.
The POTS service communicates with the narrowband control board through HW bus. The
narrowband control board forwards the services upstream through V5 or MG interface.
The CSMB board has the following functions and features:

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The ADSL service and the POTS service do not affect each other either on services or on
management.
Ports 7 and 8 support the reversal polarity.
The circuit and loop line tests are supported by configuring the CSMB board with a test
relay board.
The ASL board resides in slots 635 of the HABA shelf, slots 617 of the HABC or HABD
Figure 3-29 shows the external connections of the CSMB board.
Figure 3-29 External connections of the CSMB board
IPMB
PVMB
Broadband
bus
PDU or
primary
power
-48 V
HW
CSMB
Power
supply
PWX
16 x (POTS + ADSL/ADSL2+)
ATU-R
and PSTN
terminal
NOTE
The CSMB board is of the H602 version.
Principles
Figure 3-30 describes the principles of the CSMB board.
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Figure 3-30 Principles of the CSMB board
The CSMB board consists of:

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Splitter module, which splits POTS signals and ADSL2+ signals from the mixed signals.
Service process module, which accesses ADSL2+ services.
Control module, which performs service board startup, management, control and serial port
communication.
Power module, which provides power supply of 48 V, 5 V, 3.3 V and 1.5 V to the board.
Relay module, which performs circuit/loop line test through switchover of narrowband
relay.
Main control module, which communicates with NOD board and detects line board status
and controls the COMBO chip on board.
COMBO module, which provides BORSCHT function to 16 pairs of analog subscriber

lines and realizes the switchover and assignment of time slots.
SLIC module, which performs feed detection, offhook detection and 2/4 line switchover.
Front Panel
Table 3-36 shows the front panel of the CSMB board.
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Table 3-36 Front panel of the CSMB board

RUN

state.
0.25s on and 0.25s off repeatedly for

8s -> on for several seconds -> 0.25s
on and 0.25s off repeatedly for 8s > on for several seconds
The POTS service is abnormal,

and the control unit of the POTS
access module is reset repeatedly.
0.25s on and 0.25s off repeatedly for

more than 8s
The POTS service is normal, but

the ADSL access module is
abnormal.
CSMB
Port
Some of the ports provided by the CSMB board are on the backplane and the others are on the
transfer boards. Table 3-37 describes the ports provided by the CSMB board.
Table 3-37 Ports provided by the CSMB board
Port
Function
Position
Connection
16 POTS and ADSL/

ADSL2+ combo ports
Connect
subscribers
.
Backplane (rear
access shelf)
Use the 16-channel

SLTF (front access

shelf)
Use the 16-channel

the port the MDF.
NOTE
Transfer Board."
Jumper Settings
The CSMB board provides jumper S1, as shown in Figure 3-31.
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Figure 3-31 Layout of the jumper on the CSMB board

H602CSMB
S1
Jumper S1 is used to control the narrowband software loading mode of the board. Table 3-38
describes the jumper settings.
Table 3-38 Jumper settings for the CSMB board
Jumper
Settings
Meaning
Default Settings
S1
Connected
The board enters the narrowband

software loading mode.
Disconnected
Disconnected
The board exits from the

narrowband software loading
mode.

Connect the first 8-channel POTS and ADSL/ADSL2+ combo signals to pin rows 18 on the
upper header, as shown in Figure 3-32.
Connect the last 8-channel POTS and ADSL/ADSL2+ combo signals to pin rows 2532 on the
lower header, as shown in Figure 3-33.
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Figure 3-32 Pin assignments of the upper header of the CSMB board
LINE A0
LINE A1
POTS2+
LINE
A2
LINE A3
POTS4+
LINE
A4
POTS5+
LINE
A5
POTS6+
LINE
A6
LINE A7
T3-R
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POTS1LINE
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POTS4LINE
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POTS5LINE
B5
POTS6LINE
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Figure 3-33 Pin assignments of the lower header of the CSMB board
LINE A8
LINE A9
T3-RA10
LINE
T7-RA11
LINE
LINE A12
LINE A13
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Specifications
Table 3-39 lists the parameters of the CSMB board.
Table 3-39 Parameters of the CSMB board
Board
Maximum Power
Consumption
H602CSMB
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
25.2 W
3.10 CSRB/CSRI Boards

parameters of the CSRB/CSRI board.
Overview
The CSRB/CSRI board is a 32-port POTS and ADSL2+ combo service board, with a built-in
splitter.
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The broadband service communicates with the broadband control board through broadband
ports. The broadband control board forwards the services to the IP network.
The narrowband service communicates with the narrowband control board through HW.
The narrowband control board forwards the services to the PSTN network.
Both the CSRB board and the CSRI board support the external ringing, also called the
unbalanced ringing mode.
The CSRB/CSRI board resides in slots 6-35 of the HABA shelf, slots 6-17 of the HABC or
HABD shelf, slots 18-35 of the HABF shelf, and slots 6-11 of the HABL shelf.
Table 3-40 shows the differences between the CSRB and CSRI boards.
Table 3-40 Differences between the CSRB and CSRI boards
Board
Remote Power Supply
CSRI
Narrowband supports.
CSRB
Narrowband does not support.
Figure 3-34 shows the external connections of the CSRB board.
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Figure 3-34 External connections of the CSRB board

IPMB
PVMB
Broadband
bus
PDU or
primary
power
HW
-48 V
Power
supply
CSRB
PWX
32 x (POTS + ADSL2+)
Splitter
ATU-R
and PSTN
terminal
Figure 3-35 shows the external connections of the CSRI board.

Figure 3-35 External connections of the CSRI board
IPMB
PVMB
Broadband bus
PDU or
primary
power
-48 V/-68 V
HW
CSRI
Power
PWX
32 x (POTS over ADSL2+)

Splitter
ATU-R
and PSTN
terminal
NOTE
The CSRB and CSRI boards are of the H603 version.
Principles
Figure 3-36 describes the principles of the CSRB board.
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Figure 3-36 Principles of the CSRB board
Data
processing
module
Analog front
module
Line driver
Bus
conversion
module
Backplane
Narrowband service control

module
Splitter module
Codec module
Line interface
module
Ringing current
relay
Narrowband service
control module
The CSRB board consists of broadband part and narrowband part, providing 32 ADSL2+ and
POTS ports.
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The broadband part includes the control module, bus conversion module, digital process
module, analog front-end module, and line amplifier module.
The narrowband part includes the control module, CODEC module, line interface module,
ring current relay, and protection circuit.
Splitter module couples broadband and narrowband subscriber lines.
The control module for the broadband part and narrowband part controls and manages the
broadband and narrowband separately.
The digital process module, analog front-end module, and line amplifier module encode/
decode the ADSL2+ service, convert modulo, and drive lines. The uplink interface connects
to the broadband bus of the backplane.
Bus conversion module converts between the broadband buses of the backplane and the
board.
The CODEC module and the line interface module encode/decode the narrowband voice
service, convert modulo, and switch between 2/4 wires. The uplink interface connects to
the narrowband bus of the backplane.
Front Panel
Table 3-41 shows the front panel of the CSRB board.
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Table 3-41 Front panel of the CSRB board
RUN ALM: running status LED, red or green

On or 0.5s on and 0.5s off
repeatedly
The board is registering or faulty.
BSY: port status LED, green

On
At least one POTS port is busy.
Off
Table 3-42 shows the front panel of the CSRI board.

Table 3-42 Front panel of the CSRI board
RUN ALM: running status LED, tri-color

RUN
ALM
Yellow
On
The board narrowband

software is starting up.
Green

normal state.
Red
On
The broadband software of

the board is starting up, or the
board selfcheck fails, or the
board is faulty.
BSY
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At least one POTS port is

busy.
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Port
Some of the ports provided by the CSRB/CSRI board are on the backplane and the others are
on the transfer boards. Table 3-43 describes the ports provided by the CSRB/CSRI board.
Table 3-43 Ports provided by the CSRB/CSRI board
Port
Function
Position
Connection
32 ADSL2+ and
POTS combo
ports
Access
subscribers.
Backplane or RATB (rear

access shelf)
Use the 32channel

subscriber cable
to connect the port
to the MDF.
RATF (front access shelf)
Use the 32channel

subscriber cable
to connect the port
to the MDF.
NOTE
For more details of the RATB and RATF transfer boards, see:
"3.24.5 RATB Transfer Board"
"3.25.9 RATF Transfer Board"
Jumper Settings
The CSRB or CSRI board provides two jumpers S1 and S2, as shown in Figure 3-37 and Figure
3-38.
Figure 3-37 Layout of the jumpers on the CSRB board
H603CSRB
Subboard
S2
S2
S1
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Figure 3-38 Layout of the jumpers on the CSRI board

H603CSRI
Subboard
S2
S1
S2
NOTE
Among the four pins in jumper S2, only the upper two are valid.
Table 3-44 describes the settings of jumpers S1 and S2.

Table 3-44 Jumper settings for the CSRB/CSRI board
Jumper
Settings
Meaning
Default
Settings
S1
Connected
The board enters the narrowband

Disconnected
Disconnected
The board exits from the narrowband

Connected
The board enters the broadband

Disconnected
The board exits from the broadband

S2
Disconnected

Connect the first 16-channel POTS and ADSL2+ combo signals 1-16 on the upper header, as
shown in Figure 3-39.
Connect the last 16-channel POTS and ADSL2+ combo signals to pin rows 17-32 on the upper
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Numerals LINEA0-LINEA31, LINEB0-LINEB31 in the figures refer to signal channels 0-31.

Figure 3-39 Pin assignments of the upper header of the CSRB or CSRI board
LINE A0
LINE A1
POTS2+
LINE
A2
LINE A3
POTS4+
LINE
A4
POTS5+
LINE
A5
POTS6+
LINE
A6
LINE A7
T3-R
T7-R
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POTS8LINE
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POTS9LINE
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POTS10+
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A10
POTS10LINE
B10
POTS11+
LINE
A11
POTS11LINE
B11
LINE A12
POTS12LINE
B12
LINE A13
POTS13LINE
B13
POTS14+
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A14
POTS14LINE
B14
POTS15+
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POTS15LINE
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POTS1LINE
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POTS4LINE
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POTS5LINE
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POTS6LINE
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Figure 3-40 Pin assignments of the lower header of the CSRB/CSRI board
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LINE A25
T3-RA26
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LINE A29
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Table 3-45 lists the specifications of the CSRB/CSRI board.
Table 3-45 Specifications of the CSRB/CSRI board
Board
Maximum Power
Consumption
H603CSRB
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
36.5 W
H603CSRI
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
35.4 W
3.11 DSL Board

specifications of the DSL board.
Overview
The DSL board is an 8-port digital line board that provides eight 2BD ports.
The DSL board provides: Standard ISDN BRA services, TA128 semi-permanent connection
mode, MTA access mode and U-port transparent transmission access mode.
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The eight U ports on the DSL board can be configured to different working modes.
The DSL board can provide the power supply to customer terminals. It controls the DC
power supply of eight ports through the remote power control circuit.
The provision of power supply can be set by ports through configuration at the background.
The power supply circuit has the functions of over-current detection and automatic
protection. The automatic recovery of power supply can be implemented through the
software control.
The DSL board resides in slots 6-35 of the HABA shelf, slots 617 of the HABC or HABD
Figure 3-41 shows the external connections of the DSL board.
Figure 3-41 External connections of the DSL board
PVMB
HW
PDU or
primary
power
-48 V
DSL
Power
PWX
8 x (2B+D)
NT1
Front Panel
Table 3-46 describes the front panel of the DSL board.
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Table 3-46 Front panel of the DSL board

RUN
0.5s on and 0.5s off

repeatedly

normal state.
On or off
The board is faulty.
Ports 07 activation status LED, green
DSL
On
Activated
Off
Deactivated

repeatedly
Activating the U port

repeatedly
Activating the S/T port.
Serial port communication LED, red

The LED status change once when the active and the
standby communicate for 160 times.
Port
Some of the ports provided by the DSL board are on the backplane and the others are on the
transfer boards. Table 3-47 describes the ports provided by the DSL board.
Table 3-47 Ports provided by the DSL board
Port
Function
Position
Connection
8 2B+D service
ports
Connect
subscribers.
Backplane (rear
access shelf)
Use the 16-channel

SLTF (front access

shelf)
Use the 16-channel

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Connect the first 8-channel POTS signals to pin rows 18 on the upper header, as shown in
Figure 3-42.
Numerals A0A7, B0B7 in the figure refer to signal channels 07.
Figure 3-42 Pin assignments of the upper header of the DSL board
A0
A1
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Table 3-48 lists the specifications of the DSL board.
Table 3-48 Specifications of the DSL board
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Maximum Power
Consumption
CB03DSL
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
31.4 W
CB05DSL
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
31.4 W
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3.12 ADRI Board

specifications of the ADRI board.
Overview
The ADRI board is a 32-port ADSL/ADSL2+ service board, with a built-in ADSL over POTS
splitter to access the ADSL over POTS service. The ADRI board communicates with the
broadband control board through the broadband subtending serial port. The broadband control
board forwards the broadband services to the IP network.
The ADRI board resides in slots 635 of the HABA shelf, slots 617 of the HABC or HABD
Figure 3-43 shows the external connections of the ADRI board.
Figure 3-43 External connections of the ADRI board
IPMB
2 x broadband buses
-48 V
Backplane
ADRI
32 x POTS
Narrowband
board
32 x (ADSL/ADSL2+ over POTS)

ATU-R
and PSTN
terminal
NOTE
The ADRI board is of the H603 version.
Principles
Figure 3-44 describes the principles of the ADRI board.
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Figure 3-44 Principles of the ADRI board
Digital
process
module
Analog
front end
module
Line amplifier
module
Backplane
Bus
conversion
module
Broadband service
control module
Splitter module
POTS
The ADRI consists of:

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Control module, which initiates controls chips on the board.
Bus conversion module, which converts between backplane bus and broadband bus.
Digital process module, analog front end module and line amplifier module, which
performs the ADSL2+ service coding/decoding, analog/digital conversion and line driving.
The uplink port connects to the broadband bus of the backplane.
Splitter module, which splits POTS signals from the mixed signals and accesses them to
the corresponding service process boards.
Front Panel
Table 3-49 describes the front panel of the ADRI board.
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Table 3-49 Front panel of the ADRI board
RUN/ALM: running status LED

RUN
ALM
POTS
BSY
Yellow
On
Green
1s on and 1s off
repeatedly

normal state.
Red
On
The board is to be reset or

the board is faulty.

ADRI
On
At least one xDSL port is

busy.
Off
No xDSL port is busy.
Port
Some of the ports provided by the ADRI board are on the front panel and the others are on the
transfer boards. Table 3-50 describes the ports provided by the ADRI board.
Table 3-50 Ports provided by the ADRI board
Port
Function
Position
Connection
32 POTS and
ADSL/ADSL2+
combo ports
Connect
subscribers.
Backplane and
RATB (rear access
shelf)
Use the 32-channel

subscriber cable to
MDF.
RATF or SAPF
(front access shelf)
Use the 32-channel

subscriber cable to
MDF.
Front panel
Use the 32-channel

subscriber cable to
narrowband board.
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NOTE
For more details of the RATB, RATF and SAPF transfer boards, see:
"3.24.5 RATB Transfer Board"
"3.25.9 RATF Transfer Board"
"3.25.11 SAPF Transfer Board"
Subboard
Table 3-51 describes the subboards of the ADRI board.
Table 3-51 Subboards of the ADRI board
Subboard
Port
Remarks
H603L2DA
Provides 2 broadband bus uplink ports
Jumper Settings
The ADRI board provides jumper J10, as shown in Figure 3-45.
Figure 3-45 Layout of the jumper on the ADRI board
H603ADRI
Subboard
S2
J10
Table 3-52 describes the jumper settings.
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Table 3-52 Jumper settings for the ADRI board

Jumper
Settings
Meaning
Default Settings
J10
Connected
The board enters the

broadband BIOS software
loading mode.
Disconnected
Disconnected
The board exits from the

broadband BIOS software
loading mode.
Pin Assignment
Table 3-53 describes the pin assignments for the POTS port on the front panel of the ADRI
board.
Table 3-53 Pin assignments of the POTS port on the front panel of the ADRI board
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Signal
POTSB
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NC
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19
POTSB
9
Port
Pin
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Pin
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POTSB
0
52
NC
POTSB
24
36
POTSA
0
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POTSB
16
20
POTSA
24
37
POTSB
1
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POTSA
16
POTSA
9
21
POTSB
25
38
POTSA
1
55
POTSB
17
POTSB
10
22
POTSA
25
39
POTSB
2
56
POTSA
17
POTSA
10
23
POTSB
26
40
POTSA
2
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POTSB
18
POTSB
11
24
POTSA
26
41
POTSB
3
58
POTSA
18
POTSA
11
25
POTSB
27
42
POTSA
3
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POTSB
19
POTSB
12
26
POTSA
27
43
POTSB
4
60
POTSA
19
10
POTSA
12
27
POTSB
28
44
POTSA
4
61
POTSB
20
11
POTSB
13
28
POTSA
28
45
POTSB
5
62
POTSA
20
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Pin
Signal
12
POTSA
13
29
13
POTSB
14
14
Port
Pin
Signal
Pin
Signal
POTSB
29
46
POTSA
5
63
POTSB
21
30
POTSA
29
47
POTSB
6
64
POTSA
21
POTSA
14
31
POTSB
30
48
POTSA
6
65
POTSB
22
15
POTSB
15
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POTSA
30
49
POTSB
7
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POTSA
22
16
POTSA
15
33
POTSB
31
50
POTSA
7
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POTSB
23
17
NC
34
POTSA
31
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NC
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Connect the first 16-channel POTS and ADSL/ADSL2+ combo signals to pin rows 116 on the
upper header, as shown in Figure 3-46.
Connect the last 16-channel POTS and ADSL/ADSL2+ combo signals to pin rows 1732 on
the lower header, as shown in Figure 3-47.
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Figure 3-46 Pin assignments of the upper header of the ADRI board
LINE A0
LINE A1
POTS2+
LINE
A2
LINE A3
POTS4+
LINE
A4
POTS5+
LINE
A5
POTS6+
LINE
A6
LINE A7
T3-R
T7-R
R4-R
R8-R
T4-R
T8-R
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LINE A8
POTS8LINE
B8
POTS9+
LINE
A9
POTS9LINE
B9
POTS10+
LINE
A10
POTS10LINE
B10
POTS11+
LINE
A11
POTS11LINE
B11
LINE A12
POTS12LINE
B12
LINE A13
POTS13LINE
B13
POTS14+
LINE
A14
POTS14LINE
B14
POTS15+
LINE
A15
POTS15LINE
B15
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POTS1LINE
B1
POTS2LINE
B2
LINE B3
POTS4LINE
B4
POTS5LINE
B5
POTS6LINE
B6
POTS7LINE
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Figure 3-47 Pin assignments of the lower header of the board
LINE A24
LINE A25
T3-RA26
LINE
T7-RA27
LINE
LINE A28
LINE A29
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POTS4-
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LINE B25
LINE B26
LINE B27
LINE B28
LINE B29
LINE B30
LINE B31
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Table 3-54 lists the specifications of the ADRI board.
Table 3-54 Specifications of the ADRI board
Board
Maximum Power
Consumption
H603ADRI
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
40 W
3.13 ADMF Board

specifications of the ADMF board.
Overview
The ADMF board is a 16-port ADSL2+ service board, with a built-in ISDN splitter.
The built-in ISDN splitter module of the ADMF board separates the ISDN and ADSL2+ signals
from the mixed signals.
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After the mixed signals (ADSL2+ and ISDN signals) reach the service board, the ISDN
signals are separated and sent to the ISDN service board for processing.
The ADSL2+ signals are separated and sent to the chipset for processing.
The ADMF board resides in slots 635 of the HABA shelf, slots 617 of the HABC or HABD
shelf, slots 18-35 of the HABF shelf, and slots 611 of the HABL shelf.
The built-in ISDN splitter module of the ADMF board combines the ISDN and ADSL2+ signals.
When the service signals are sent from the service board, the ISDN signals and ADSL2+ signals
are combined by the splitter and sent to the external line.
Figure 3-48 shows the external connections of the ADMF board.
Figure 3-48 External connections of the ADMF board
IPMB
control
board
2 x broadband bus
Backplane
-48 V
ADMF
16 x ISDN
PSTN
device
16 x (ISDN + ADSL2+)
User
terminal
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The ADMF board is of the H602 version.
Principles
Figure 3-49 describes the principles of the ADMF board.
Figure 3-49 Principles of the ADMF board
Control module
Broadband bus
ISDN signals
Mixed signals
Power signals
Convergence
module
Splitter
module
Protection
module
Service processing
module
Driving module
Relay module
Clock module
Power
module
The ADMF board consists of these functional modules: protection module, relay module, splitter
module, driving module, service process module, convergence module, and convergence
module.
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The protection module protects the service board in the case of loop line abnormality,
The relay module performs line port circuit/loop line test and port backup.
The splitter module splits ISDN signals from the mixed signals.
The driving module magnifies driving of downstream services.
The service process module modulates ADSL2+ services.
The convergence module forwards the service data upstream to the control board or sends
the data from the control board downstream to the customer.
The CPU module performs service board startup and outband management.
Front Panel
Table 3-55 shows the front panel of the ADMF board.
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Table 3-55 Front panel of the ADMF board
RUN: running status LED

RUN
The board is starting up. (The board

is performing power-on self-check.)
On or off
ADMF
Port
Some of the ports provided by the ADMF board are on the front panel and the others are on the
transfer board. Table 3-56 describes the ports provided by the ADMF board.
Table 3-56 Ports provided by the ADMF board
Port
Function
Position
Connection
16 ADSL2+
and ISDN
combo ports
Connect
subscribers.
Backplane or RATB (rear

access shelf)
Use the 16-channel

subscriber cable to
CO MDF.
SLTF, SAPF or RATF (front

access shelf)
Use the 16-channel

subscriber cable to
subscriber MDF.

Connect the 16-channel ISDN and ADSL2+ combo signals to pin rows 116 on the upper header,
as shown in Figure 3-50.
Connect the 16-channel ISDN signals separated from the mixed signals to pin rows 1732 on
the lower header, as shown in Figure 3-51.
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Figure 3-50 Pin assignments of the upper header of the ADMF board
LINE A0
LINE A1
POTS2+
LINE
A2
LINE A3
POTS4+
LINE
A4
POTS5+
LINE
A5
POTS6+
LINE
A6
LINE A7
T3-R
T7-R
R4-R
R8-R
T4-R
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POTS8LINE
B8
POTS9+
LINE
A9
POTS9LINE
B9
POTS10+
LINE
A10
POTS10LINE
B10
POTS11+
LINE
A11
POTS11LINE
B11
LINE A12
POTS12LINE
B12
LINE A13
POTS13LINE
B13
POTS14+
LINE
A14
POTS14LINE
B14
POTS15+
LINE
A15
POTS15LINE
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POTS1LINE
B1
POTS2LINE
B2
LINE B3
POTS4LINE
B4
POTS5LINE
B5
POTS6LINE
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POTS7LINE
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Figure 3-51 Pin assignments of the lower header of the ADMF board
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Table 3-57 lists the specifications of the ADMF board.
Table 3-57 Specifications of the ADMF board
Board
H602ADMF
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
23 W
3.14 EDTB Board

specifications of the EDTB board.
Overview
The EDTB board is a 16-port E1 digital trunk board for upstream services or customer access.
A shelf houses up to six EDTB boards in six consecutive slots.
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The EDTB board resides in slots 635 of the HABA shelf, slots 617 of the HABC or HABD
Figure 3-52 shows the external connections of the EDTB board.
Figure 3-52 External connections of the EDTB board
E1 uplink
PVMB
HW
-48 V
EDTB
PDU or
primary
power
NOTE
The EDTB board is of the H601 version.
Principles
Figure 3-53 describes the principles of the EDTB board.
Figure 3-53 Principles of the EDTB board
Switching
module
Line module
E1
Internal
interface
Control
module
Power
module
The EDTB board has the following components:

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CPU module, which controls and manages the EDTB board.
E1 interface module, which realizes E1 board line interface and E1 frame format process.
Switching module, which forwards and switches the data.
Front Panel
Table 3-58 shows the front panel of the EDTB board.
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Table 3-58 Front panel of the EDTB board
RUN/ALM: running status LED, red

RUN
ALM
BSY
Red 0.3s on and 0.3s off; then yellow


normal state.

On
E1 ports of the EDTB board are in

use.
Off
E1 ports of the EDTB board are not

in use.
EDTB
Port
The ports provided by the EDTB board are on the transfer board s of the EDTB board. Table
3-59 describes the ports provided by the EDTB board.
Table 3-59 Ports provided by the EDTB board
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Function
Position
Connection
16 E1 ports
Connect
subscribers.
E1TB (rear access

shelf)
Use the 75-Ohm E1 cable

from EDTB to DDF - rear
access or 120-ohm E1 cable
from EDTB to DDFto
connect the port to the DDF.
SLTF (front access

shelf)
Use the 75-ohm E1 cable

from EDTB to DDF or 120ohm E1 cable from EDTB to
DDF to connect the port to the
DDF.
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NOTE
For more details on the E1TB and SLTF transfer boards, see:
"3.24.1 E1TB Transfer Board"
"3.25.10 SLTF Transfer Board"
Jumper Settings
The EDTB board provides nine sets of jumpers: J501, J502, J505, J506, J400, J600, J700, J800
and J900, as shown in Figure 3-54.
Figure 3-54 Layout of the jumpers on the EDTB board
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J501
J600
J505
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16
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15
15
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J800
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J502
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J900
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15
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J700
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J400 sets impedance of the E1 port queried by the host.
J600, J700, J800, and J900 set impedance of the E1 port.
Table 3-60 describes the jumper settings for the EDTB board.
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E1 port cannot be grounded.
Settings of J400 must be consistent with that of J600, J700, J800, and J900.
Settings of J600, J700, J800, and J900 must be consistent with each other.
"75-ohm" and "120-ohm" are discussed with respect to the terminal matching impedance of the E1 port
transmission line. Use the unbalanced cable (E1 coaxial cable) for the 75-ohm impedance, and the
balanced cable (differential symmetric pair) for the 120-ohm impedance. When selecting the matching
impedance, be sure to set the jumpers correctly and keep the data configuration consistent.
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Table 3-60 Jumper settings for the EDTB board

Jumper
Settings
Meaning
Default
Settings
J501, J502,
J505, and J506
Connected
The shielding layer of the 75 ohm E1

port is grounded.
Connected
Disconnected
The shielding layer of the 75 ohm E1

port is grounded.
Connected
The impedance of the E1 port

queried by the host is 75 ohms.
Disconnected
The impedance of the E1 port

queried by the host is 120 ohms.
Connected
The E1 port impedance is 75 ohms.
Disconnected
The E1 port impedance is 120 ohms.
J400
J600, J700,
J800, and J900
Connected
Connected
Table 3-61 shows the mapping between J501, J502, J505, J506 and E1 port.
Table 3-61 Mapping between J501, J502, J505, J506 and E1 port
Jumper
Pin
Transmit End of
Jumpe
r
Pin
Receive End of
J501
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1st E1 port
J505
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1st E1 port
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2nd E1 port
34
2nd E1 port
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3rd E1 port
56
3rd E1 port
78
4th E1 port
78
4th E1 port
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9th E1 port
910
9th E1 port
1112
10th E1 port
1112
10th E1 port
1314
11th E1 port
1314
11th E1 port
1516
12th E1 port
1516
12th E1 port
12
5th E1 port
12
5th E1 port
34
6th E1 port
34
6th E1 port
56
7th E1 port
56
7th E1 port
78
8th E1 port
78
8th E1 port
910
13th E1 port
910
13th E1 port
1112
14th E1 port
1112
14th E1 port
1314
15th E1 port
1314
15th E1 port
J502
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Jumper
Pin
Transmit End of
1516
16th E1 port
Jumpe
r
Pin
Receive End of
1516
16th E1 port
Table 3-62 shows the mapping between J600, J700, J800, J900 and E1 port.
Table 3-62 Mapping between J600, J700, J800, J900 and E1 port
Jumper
Pin
E1 Port
J600
12, 34
1st E1 port
56, 78
2nd E1 port
910, 1112
3rd E1 port
1314, 1516
4th E1 port
12, 34
5th E1 port
56, 78
6th E1 port
910, 1112
7th E1 port
1314, 1516
8th E1 port
12, 34
9th E1 port
56, 78
10th E1 port
910, 1112
11th E1 port
1314, 1516
12th E1 port
12, 34
13th E1 port
56, 78
14th E1 port
910, 1112
15th E1 port
1314, 1516
16th E1 port
J700
J800
J900
Specifications
Table 3-63 lists the specifications of the EDTB board.
Table 3-63 Specifications of the EDTB board
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Board
H601EDTB
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
7W
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3.15 ESC Board

specifications of the ESC board.
Overview
The ESC board is an environment and power monitoring board , providing the environment
monitoring function for the equipment room and the cabinet.
The ESC board can communicate with the host through the serial port and connect to the
intelligent power device through the serial port for environment and power monitoring.
The ESC board can:
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Detect temperature, humidity, door status, infrared, and smoke. For humidity, infrared, and
smoke, related external sensors are required.
Control the fan automatically and detects faults according to the cabinet temperature.
The ESC board has two versions: H303ESC and H304ESC. Table 3-64 shows the differences
between the H303ESC and H304ESC boards.
Table 3-64 Differences between the H303ESC and H304ESC boards
Board
External
Analog
Sensor
Quantity
External Digital
Sensor Quantity
Remarks
H303ESC
16
It does not support detecting the 48 V

voltage of the cabinet.
H304ESC
13
It supports detecting the 48 V voltage

of the cabinet.
Figure 3-55 shows the external connections of the ESC board.

Figure 3-55 External connections of the ESC board
Control
board
Serial port
ESC
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PDU or
primary
power
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Principles
Figure 3-56 describes the principles of the H303ESC board.
Figure 3-56 Principles of the H303ESC board
BGND
Power
module 1
EMC
circuit
-48 V
PGND
Power
module 1
RAM
CPU
module
P1
Serial port extend

Serial port 0 Serial port 1-3
Serial
port
Upstream
Temperature sensor
Alarm LED control
Fan control
Buzzer
Communication
module
Upstream
Analog
detection
16 digital sensor
3 channels
RS232
4 channels -48 V detection
3 channels
RS422
5 chahnnels DIP switches

MDF
AV5
SW
communication
Access control
Control
output
Digital
detection
Analog sensor (6)
The H303ESC board consists of:

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CPU module, which controls and manages the ESC board.
Serial port extend module, which performs serial port extension, upstream communication
and downstream transparent transmission.
Digital detection module, which detects various digital parameters.
Analog detection module, which detects various analog parameters.
Figure 3-57 describes the principles of the H304ESC board.
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Figure 3-57 Principles of the H304ESC board

BGND
Power
module 1
EMC
circuit
-48 V
PGND
Power
module 1
RAM
CPU
module
P1
Control
output
Digital
detection
Serial port extend

Serial port 0 Serial port 1-3
Serial
port
Upstream
13 digital sensor
Communication
module
4 channels -48 V detection
3 channels
RS232
5 chahnnels DIP switches

MDF
Upstream
Temperature sensor
Alarm LED control
Buzzer
Fan control
3 channels
RS422
Access control
AV5
SW
communication
Analog
detection
Analog sensor (3)
The H304ESC board consists of:

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CPU module, which controls and manages the ESC board.
Serial port extend module, which performs serial port extension, upstream communication
and downstream transparent transmission.
Digital detection module, which detects various digital parameters.
Analog detection module, which detects various analog parameters.
Front Panel
The H303ESC and H304ESC boards have the same front panel, as shown in Table 3-65.
Table 3-65 Front panel of the ESC board
RUN
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ON
OFF
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RUN: Running LED, red for H303ESC and green for H304ESC
Buzzer switch: Sets whether to enable sound alarm.

ON
Turn on the buzzer.
OFF
Turn off the buzzer.
Jumper and DIP Switch Settings of the H303ESC board

The H303ESC board provides two DIP switches and five jumpers, as shown in Figure 3-58.
Figure 3-58 Layout of DIP switches and jumpers on the H303ESC board
H303ESC
1234 5678
S6
ON
S5
OFF
123
1234
S7
S1
S2
S10
S3
S8
ON
S11
OFF
D1
DIP switch S6 sets the external analog sensor type. Table 3-66 describes the settings of DIP
switch S6 on the H303ESC board.
Table 3-66 Settings of DIP switch S6 on the H303ESC board
DIP Switch
Settings
Meaning
Default Settings
S6-1 to S6-6
ON
The external analog sensor is of a

current type.
ON
OFF
The external analog sensor is of a

voltage type.
Reserved
NA
S6-7 to S6-8
DIP switch S7 sets the report mode and rate. Table 3-67 describes the settings of DIP switch S7
on the H303ESC board.
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DIP Switch
Settings
Meaning
Default Settings
S7-1
ON
The H303ESC board is used in the

access network.
ON
OFF

exchange.
ON
The H303ESC board uses one

serial port for reporting.
OFF
The H303ESC board uses two

serial ports for reporting.
S7-3
Reserved
Null
ON
S7-4
ON
The report rate of the serial port is

19200 bit/s.
ON
OFF

9600 bit/s.
S7-2
ON
Jumpers S1, S2, S3, S8, and S10 set the serial port type. Table 3-68 describes the jumper settings
for the H303ESC board.
Table 3-68 Jumper settings for the H303ESC board
Jumper
Settings
Meaning
Default
Settings
S1
1-2 connected
Serial port SIO1 is set as

RS-232.
2-3 connected
2-3 connected

RS-422.
1-2 connected

RS-232.
2-3 connected

RS-422.
1 and 2 of S3, S8, and S10

connected

RS-232.
2 and 3 of S8 and S10

connected

RS-422.

connected, despite the setting
of S3

RS-485.
S2
S3, S8,
and S10
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2-3 connected
All 1-2
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Jumper S11 sets whether to enable the RUN LED on the front panel. Table 3-69 describes the
settings of jumper S11 on the H303ESC board.
Table 3-69 Settings of jumper S11 on the H303ESC board
DIP Switch
Settings
Meaning
Default Settings
S11
1-2 connected
Enable the RUN LED.
1-2 connected
2-3 connected
Disable the RUN LED.
Jumper and DIP Switch Settings of the H304ESC Board

The H304ESC board provides two DIP switches and five jumpers, as shown in Figure 3-59.
Figure 3-59 Layout of DIP switches and jumpers on the H304ESC board
H3 0 4 E S C
S9
12 3 4
S2
S4
S5
S6
S7
S8
O N
12345678
OFF
12 3
O N S3 OFF
D6
DIP switch S2 sets the external analog sensor type. Table 3-70 describe the settings of DIP
switch S2 on the H304ESC board.
DIP Switch
Settings
Meaning
Default Settings
S2-1
ON
JTA1 connects to a current type

sensor.
OFF
OFF
JTA1 connects to a voltage type

sensor.
ON

sensor.
OFF

sensor.
ON

sensor.
S2-2
S2-3
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OFF
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DIP Switch
S2-4
Settings
Meaning
Default Settings
OFF

sensor.
Reserved
Null
DIP switch S3 sets the report mode and rate. Table 3-71 describes the settings of DIP switch S3
on the H304ESC board.
DIP Switch
Settings
Meaning
Default Settings
S3-1
ON

access network.
ON
OFF

switch.
ON
The H304ESC board uses one serial

port for reporting.
OFF
The H304ESC board uses two serial

ports for reporting.
S3-3
Reserved
Null
S3-4
ON

19200 bit/s.
OFF
OFF

9600 bit/s.
Reserved
Null
S3-2
S3-5 to S3-8
OFF
Jumpers S4S8 set the serial port type. Table 3-72 describes the jumper settings for the
H304ESC board.
Table 3-72 Jumper settings for the H304ESC board
Jumper
Settings
Meaning
Default
Settings
S4
1-2 connected

RS-232.
1-2 connected
2-3 connected

RS-422.
1-2 connected

RS-232.
S5
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Jumper
S6 to S8
Settings
Meaning
Default
Settings
2-3 connected

RS-422.
2 and 3 of S7 connected, 1
and 2 of S6 and S8 connected

RS-232.
connected, 1 and 2 of S6
connected

RS-422.
2 and 3 of S7
connected, 1
and 2 of S6 and
S8 connected
NOTE
The H304ESC board provides different default settings when used in different cabinets.
Specifications
Table 3-73 lists the specifications of the ESC board.
Table 3-73 Specifications of the ESC board
Board
Maximum Power
Consumption
H303ESC
38 mm x 215 mm x 86 mm
20 W
H304ESC
38 mm x 215 mm x 86 mm
20 W
3.16 FCBB Board

specifications of the FCBB board.
Overview
The FCBB board is a fan speed controlling and monitoring board. It controls the fan speed,
detects the fan status, and supports hot swap.
The FCBB board reports the detected status to the main control board through the serial port, or
reports the alarm status to the superior host in main node form.
The fan rotational speed should be controlled in the range of 50% to 100% of the rated rotational
speed. Adjustment of fan speed can reduce noise and dust in the shelf. Thus, the fan life can be
extended.
The working voltage of the FCBB board is 48 V (38.4 V to 57.6 V).
Figure 3-60 shows the external connections of the FCBB board.
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Figure 3-60 External connections of the FCBB board

PDU or primary
power
-48 V
Digital
parameters
FCBB
Backplane
Serial port
Control
board
NOTE
The FCBB board is of the H801 version.
Principles
Figure 3-61 describes the principles of the FCBB board.
Figure 3-61 Principles of the FCBB board
Power module
Fan
Control module
Communication
module
The FCBB board mainly consists of these functional modules: control module, communication
module, fans and power module. The basic principles of the ETHA board are as follows:
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System control module, which performs data alarms and fan control.
The communication module communicates with the upper layer device.
DIP Switch Settings

The FCBB board provides a DIP switch SW2, as shown in Figure 3-62.
H801FCBB
SW2
ON
12345678
Figure 3-62 Layout of DIP switch on the FCBB board
NOTE
OFF indicates the corresponding bit is 1, and ON indicates the corresponding bit is 0.
Table 3-74 describes the setting of DIP switch SW2 on the FCBA board.
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Table 3-74 Functions of DIP switch SW2 on the FCBB board

DIP Switch
Function
13
Set the corresponding subnode address and ensure normal

communication. For details, refer to Table 3-75.
Set the serial port communication baud rate for the fan tray. For
details, refer to Table 3-76.
56
Set the fan quantity. For details, refer to Table 3-77.
78
Set speed-adjusting mode for the fan. For details, refer to Table
3-78.
Table 3-75 Settings of SW2-1 or SW2-3 on the FCBB board

SW2-1 (Low
Bit)
SW2-2
SW2-3 (High
Bit)
Address
Remarks
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
ON
Subnode address of the

HABD shelf.
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
ON

HABF shelf under the
HABD shelf.
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF

subtended HABD shelf.
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF

HABF shelf under the
subtended HABD shelf.
Table 3-76 Settings of SW2-4 on the FCBB board
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SW2-4
Meaning
Default Settings
ON
The baud rate of the serial port is 19200 bit/s.
ON
OFF
The baud rate of the serial port is 9600 bit/s.
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Table 3-77 Settings of SW2-5 or SW2-6 on the FCBB board

SW101-5
SW101-6
Fan Quantity
Default Settings
ON
ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
SW101-5: OFF
SW101-6: ON
In the UA5000, you must use the
default settings.
OFF
OFF
10
Table 3-78 Settings of SW2-7 and SW2-8 on the FCBB board

SW101-7
SW101-8
Meaning
Default Settings
ON
ON
Measure temperature at
the air intake vent
SW101-7: OFF
SW101-8: ON
OFF
ON
Measure temperature at
the air exhaust vent
ON
OFF
Reserved
OFF
OFF
Stop rotating + Measure

temperature at the air
intake vent
Specifications
Table 3-79 lists the specifications of the FCBB board.
Table 3-79 Specifications of the FCBB board
Board
H801FCBB
2 mm x 370 mm x 55 mm
72 W (including eight fans)
3.17 PWX Board

specifications of the PWX board.
Overview
The PWX board is a secondary power board that provides +5 VDC, 5 VDC, and 75 VAC 25
Hz (ringing current) supplies.
Generally, one shelf should hold two PWX boards for backup and load sharing. One shelf can
also hold only one PWX board. The PWX board reports the running status to the TSS board or
the control board.
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The PWX board has the following functions and features:

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DC output current-limiting protection
Protection from over-temperature through the built-in power modules
Visual and audible alarm
The PWX board includes H602PWX0 and H602PWX2. Table 3-80 lists the differences between
the H602PWX0 and H602PWX2 boards.
Table 3-80 Differences between the H602PWX0 and H602PWX2 boards
Board
CPU Monitoring
H602PWX0
The CPU monitoring of the +5 V, 5 V, ringing current and

48 V on the power supply board is supported
H602PWX2
The CPU monitoring of the +5 V, 5 V, ringing current and

48 V on the power supply board is not supported
Figure 3-63 shows the external connections of the PWX board.

Figure 3-63 External connections of the PWX board
IPMB
Serial port
5V
Narrowband service
boards and control boards 75 VAC
PWX
-48 V
PDU or
primary power
NOTE
The PWX board is of the H602 version.
Principles
Figure 3-64 describes the principles of the PWX0 board.
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Figure 3-64 Principles of the PWX0 board
The PWX0 board consists of:

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Board input circuit, which includes protection circuit, input filter circuit, slow startup
circuit, and stored energy filter circuit.
Output circuit, which includes +5 V power module, 5 V power module, ringing current
power module and output filter.
Ancillary circuit, which includes single-chip microcomputer circuit, detection circuit,

buzzer alarm circuit, +5 V/5 V circuit, ringing current LED circuit and control
communication circuit.
Figure 3-65 describes the principles of the PWX2 board.
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Figure 3-65 Principles of the PWX2 board
The PWX2 consists of:

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board input circuit, which includes protection circuit, input filter circuit, slow startup
circuit, and stored energy filter circuit.
Output circuit, which includes +5 V power module, 5 V power module, ringing current
power module and output filter.
Ancillary circuit, which includes detection circuit, buzzer alarm circuit, +5 V/5 V circuit,
ringing current LED circuit and control communication circuit.
Front Panel
Table 3-81 shows the front panel of the H602PWX0 board.
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Table 3-81 Front panel of the H602PWX0 board
VIN (RUN): running status LED, red

VIN
(RUN)
VA0
VB0

repeatedly
VC0
FAIL
ON
VA0: ringing current LED, green

On
The ringing current module fails to

communicate.
Off
The ringing current module fails.
POWER
OFF
ON
ALM
OFF
PWX
VB0: +5 V status LED, green

On
The +5 V module works in the normal

state.
Off
The +5 V module fails to work.
VC0: 5 V status LED, green

On
The 5 V module works in the normal

state.
Off
The 5 V module fails to work.
FAIL: failure LED, yellow

Off
Blinking
POWER: control switch of various modules in this board

ON
The 48 V power input is used.
OFF
The 48 V power input is not used.
ALM: audio alarm switch
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ON
The audio alarm is enabled.
OFF
The audio alarm is disabled.
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Table 3-82 shows the front panel of the H602PWX2 board.

Table 3-82 Front panel of the H602PWX2 board
VIN (RUN): 48 V input status LED, red

VIN
(RUN)
On
The 48 V input is normal.
VA0
Off
The 48 V input is faulty.
VB0
VC0
VA0: ringing current LED, green
FAIL
On
The ringing current module fails to communicate.
ON
Off
The ringing current module fails.
POWER
OFF
ON
ALM
VB0: +5 V status LED, green

On
The +5 V module works in the normal state.
Off
The +5 V module fails to work.
OFF
PWX
VC0: 5 V status LED, green

On
The 5 V module works in the normal state.
Off
The 5 V module fails to work.
FAIL: failure LED, yellow

Off
Blinking
POWER: control switch of various modules in this board

On
The 48 V power input is used.
Off
The 48 V power input is not used.
ALM: audio alarm switch

On
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The audio alarm is enabled.
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Off
The audio alarm is disabled.
Jumper Settings of the H602PWX0 Board

The H602PWX0 board provides three fuses and two jumpers: F101, F301, F302, JP101, and
JP201, as shown in Figure 3-66.
Figure 3-66 Layout of jumpers and fuses of the H602PWX0 board
JP201
1 2 3
F302
JP101
1 2 3
F301
F101
JP101 and JP201 set the TRM end when +5 V/5 V voltage output is used. Table 3-83 describes
the jumper settings.
Table 3-83 Jumper settings for the H602PWX0 board
Jumper
Settings
Meaning
Default Settings
JP101
23 are connected.
TRM end setting when the +5 V

voltage output is used.
23 are connected.
JP201
2-3 are connected.
TRM end setting when the 5 V

23 are connected.
The three fuses are described as follows:
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F101: input fuse of the 48 V power supply, fast fuse 250 V to 10 A.
F302: output fuse of the ringing current, slow fuse 250 V to 4 A.

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F301: input fuse of the ringing current, slow fuse 250 V to 4 A.
Jumper Settings of the H602PWX2 Board

The H602PWX2 board provides three fuses and three jumpers: F101, F1, F302, JP101, JP201,
and JP5, as shown in Figure 3-67.
1 2 3
1 2 3
JP201
JP5
Figure 3-67 Layout of jumpers and fuses of the H602PWX2 board
F302
F1
1
2
3
JP101
F101
The jumpers have the following functions:

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JP101 and JP201 set the TRM end when +5 V/5 V voltage output is used.
JP5 sets the level of the OC door alarm port.
Table 3-84 describes the jumper settings.

Table 3-84 Jumper settings for the H602PWX2 board
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Jumper
Settings
Meaning
Default
Settings
JP101
12 are
connected.
TRM end setting when the +5 V

12 are
connected.
JP201
12 are
connected.
TRM end setting when the 5 V

12 are
connected.
JP5
12 are
connected.
The OC door alarm port is of high

level.
23 are
connected.
23 are
connected.
The OC door alarm port is of low

level.
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The three fuses are described as follows:

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F101: input fuse of the 48 V power supply, fast fuse 250 V to 10 A.
F302: output fuse of the ringing current, fast fuse 250 V to 3.15 A.
F1: input fuse of the ringing current, slow fuse 250 V to 4 A.
Specifications
Table 3-85 lists the specifications of the PWX board.
Table 3-85 Specifications of the PWX board
Board
Maximum Power
Consumption
H602PWX0
24.9 mm x 280 mm x 233.8 mm
180 W
H602PWX2
24.9 mm x 280 mm x 233.8 mm
180 W
3.18 PWMA Board

This section describes the functions, principles, front panel, port, pin assignment and
specifications of the PWMA board.
Overview
The PWMA board is a remote power supply monitoring and management board. It monitors and
manages the remote power supply at the office end in a unified manner. The PWMA board
monitors up to 28 remote power modules.
One control board can aggregate multiple PWMA boards, thus monitoring multiple remote
power modules at the same time.
The PWMA board connects to all the remote power modules in RS-485 mode through 14 RJ-45
ports on the front panel. One RJ-45 port can connect to two modules. The PWMA board collects
related information of the remote power modules and translates the information, and then reports
to the host in a unified manner through an RS-485 serial port.
Figure 3-68 shows the external connections of the PWMA board.
Figure 3-68 External connections of the PWMA board
PVMB
Serial port
Power
feeding
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-48 V
PWMA
Serial port
Remote
power feeding
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NOTE
The PWMA board is of the H611 version.
Front Panel
Table 3-86 shows the front panel of the PWMA board.
Table 3-86 Front panel of the PWMA board
POWER
DOWNLINK-B
DOWNLINK-A
UPLINK DEBUG ADDRESS ALM RUN

DIP
ON

The board is registered and works.
The board is starting and unregistered.
RUN and ALM blinking at the same

time
The board is being loaded.
ALM: alarm LED, red

It is an alarm state that indicates a faulty board.
Off
On
Communication with the host is interrupted.
ADDRESS: subnode address of the PWMA board

Bits 14: Set the bus address (bit 1 is the low bit and bit 4 is the high bit).
Bit 5: Sets the downstream baud rate. On indicates 9600 bit/s and off indicates 4800 bit/s.
Bit 6: Sets the upstream baud rate. On indicates 19200 bit/s and off indicates 9600 bit/s.
Bits 78: Set RS-232 or RS-485 mode. Both on: RS-232 mode; both off: RS-485 mode. Other
combinations are not defined.

Caution: Resetting the board might interrupt the services. Exercise caution when using the
reset button.
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NOTE
DEBUG, UPLINK, DOWNLINK-A, DOWNLINK-B, POWER: See "Port."
Port
The ports provided by the PWMA board are on the front panel of the board. Table 3-87 describes
the ports provided by the PWMA board.
Table 3-87 Ports provided by the PWMA board
Port
Function
Position
Connection
DEBUG
(debugging serial
port)
RS-232 serial port: used for

local maintenance
Front panel
Use the serial port cable to

serial port of the
UPLIN (PWMA
upstream serial
port)
RS-485 serial port: two

RJ-45 ports used to connect
to other PWMA boards or
control board
Front panel

other two PWMA boards.
Then, connect the
upstream serial port of one
PWMA board to the
control board.
Front panel

remote power module.
Front panel
Use the power cable to

power supply device.
communication baud rate:

4800 bit/s
communication baud rate:

9600/19200 bit/s
DOWNLINK-A/
DOWNLINK-B
(PWMA
downstream
serial port)
RS-485 serial port: 14

RJ-45 ports connecting to
up to 28 remote power
modules, one RJ-45 port
connecting to two modules
Communication baud rate
is 4800/9600 bit/s
POWER (power
supply port of the
board )
Supply power for the board

The silk screen on the PCB
showing the pin assignment
Specifications
Table 3-88 lists the specifications of the PWMA board.
Table 3-88 Specifications of the PWMA board
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Board
H611PWMA
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3.19 SDL Board

specifications of the SDL board.
Overview
The SDL board is a 4-port SHDSL and 4-port E1 service board. It provides SHDSL services in
the time division multiplex (TDM) mode.
After being converted by a modem (STU-R), the SHDSL port of the SDL board can work as V.
35 (N x 64 kbit/s, 3 N 32) or E1 (2048 kbit/s) port.
The SDL board can:
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Synchronize to different clocks according to the data configuration, including HW port

clock, trunk port clock, and SHDSL clock of the even-numbered port at the customer side
(only in CPE mode).
Configure independent application mode (E1 or V.35) for each SHDSL port.
Report the status of each line port through the SHDSL module.
NOTE
The activation distance varies with the application mode of the SHDSL port.
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In the E1 (2048 kbit/s) mode, the maximum activation distance is 3 km.
In the V.35 (N x 64 kbit/s, 3 N 32) mode, the higher the port transmission rate, the shorter the
activation distance. When N = 3, the maximum activation distance is 6 km; when N = 32, the maximum
activation distance is 3 km.
You need to consider the line quality. Huawei recommends keeping the activation distance short when
you configure the terminal.
The SDL board resides in slots 635 of the HABA shelf, slots 617 of the HABC or HABD
Figure 3-69 shows the external connections of the SDL board.
Figure 3-69 External connections of the SDL board
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NOTE
The SDL board is of the H521 version.
Principles
Figure 3-70 describes the principles of the SDL board.
Figure 3-70 Principles of the SDL board
The SDL board has the following components:

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CPU module, which controls and manages the board.
SHDSL interface module, which accesses four channels G.SHDSL.
The E1 framing module, which frames and deframes PCM code stream in E1 format.
E1 interface module, which accesses four channels E1.
The FPGA module, which configures service channel and assigns service clock.
Front Panel
Table 3-89 shows the front panel of the SDL board.
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Table 3-89 Front panel of the SDL board

RUN

repeatedly
The board is powered on and

performing a self-test.
The board is registering.
WAN1
WAN2
WAN3
WAN4
E1-1
E1-2
E1-3
E1-4
WAN1WAN4: SHDSL port status LED, green

The SHDSL port is in the training state.
On
The SHDSL port works in the normal

state.
Off
The SHDSL port is deactivated.
COM
RST
SDL
E1-1E1-4: E1 port status LED, green

The E1 port generates an LFA alarm.
On
The E1 port works in the normal state.
Off
The E1 port has LOS or the services are

interrupted.

NOTE
COM: See "Port."

All LEDs except the WAN1 are off when the software is loaded or the board software is to be run.
Port
Some of the ports provided by the SDL board are on the backplane and the others are on the
transfer boards. Table 3-90 describes the ports provided by the SDL board.
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Table 3-90 Ports provided by the SDL board

Port
Function
Position
Connection
COM (RS-232
maintenance
serial port)
Supports local and

remote maintenance and
allows you to configure
the system from the CLI
through software such as
HyperTerminal. The
default baud rate is 9600
bit/s.
Front panel
Use the local serial

port cable to
connect the port to
maintenance
terminal.
Four TDM
SHDSL ports +
four E1 ports
Connect subscribers.
Backplane (rear
access shelf)
Use the 75-ohm E1/

SHDSL cable from
SDL to DDF or 120ohm E1/SHDSL
cable from SDL to
DDF to connect the
port to the MDF.
SLTF (front access

shelf)
NOTE
Transfer Board."
DIP Switch Settings

The SDL board provides five DIP switches: S3, S4, S5, S6, and S7, as shown in Figure 3-71.
Figure 3-71 Layout of DIP switches of the SDL board
ON
ON
ON
1234
S3
1234
S4
1234
S5
ON
1234
S6
1234
H521SDL
ON
S7
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The DIP switches have the following functions:

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S3, S4, S5, and S6 set the impedance for four E1 ports.
S7 sets the working mode for the SHDSL port.
Table 3-91 describes the DIP switch settings.

Table 3-91 DIP switch settings
DIP Switch
Settings
Meaning
Default
Settings
S3
S3-1S3-4 on
The 1st E1 port uses the 75ohm matching impedance.
All on
S3-1S3-4 off
The 1st E1 port uses the 120ohm matching impedance.
S4-1S4-4 on
The 2nd E1 port uses the 75ohm matching impedance.
S4-1S4-4 off
The 2nd E1 port uses the 120ohm matching impedance.
S5-1S5-4 on
The 3rd E1 port uses the 75ohm matching impedance.
S5-1S5-4 off
The 3rd E1 port uses the 120ohm matching impedance.
S6-1S6-4 on
The 4th E1 port uses the 75ohm matching impedance.
S6-1S6-4 off
The 4th E1 port uses the 120ohm matching impedance.
S7-1 on
The SHDSL port works in E1

mode.
S7-1 OFF
The SHDSL port works in V.

35 mode.
S7-2 on
The SHDSL port works in

MASTER mode.
S7-2 OFF
The SHDSL port works in

SLAVE mode.
S7-3S7-4: reserved
S4
S5
S6
S7
All on
All on
All on
All on
NOTE
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After you set the working mode for the SHDSL ports through software, the DIP switch S7-1 is
unavailable.
When the SDL board works in the slave mode, only port 0 and 2 are available; port 1 and 3 are
unavailable.
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Connect the 4-channel E1 signals to pin rows 18 on the upper header, as shown in Figure
3-72.
Connect the 4-channel SHDSL signals to pin rows 2932 on the lower header, as shown in
Figure 3-73.
NOTE
There are two AMP connectors at one end of the cable (the other end is connected to the cable distribution
shelf). Accordingly, one cable can be connected with two SDL boards. Pay attention to the different colors
and labels of cables connected with AMP connectors.
Characters in the figure are defined as follows:

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The beginning letters "R" and "T" refer to "Receive" and "Transmit" of E1 signals.
The ending letters "R" and "T" refer to "ring" and "tip" of the E1 signal cable.
Letters "A" and "B" refer to the SHDSL subscriber cables A and B.
Numerals 03 in the figures refer to signal channels 03.
Figure 3-72 Pin assignments of the upper header of the SDL board
TT0
RT0
1
2
TT1
POTS2+
RT1
TT2
POTS4+
RT2
POTS5+
TT3
POTS6+
7
8
RT3
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
T3-R
27
T7-R
28
R4-R
29
R8-R
30
T4-R
31
32
T8-R
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
33
POTS8-
34
POTS9+
35
POTS9-
36
POTS10+
37
POTS10-
38
POTS11+
POTS12+
39
40
41
POTS12-
42
POTS13-
44
POTS14+
45
POTS14-
46
POTS15+
47
48
POTS11-
43
POTS15-
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
TR0
POTS0-
65
RR0
POTS1-
66
TR1
POTS2-
67
RR1
68
TR2
POTS4-
69
RR2
POTS5-
70
TR3
POTS6-
71
72
73
RR3
POTS7-
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
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Figure 3-73 Pin assignments of the lower header of the SDL board
1
2
POTS2+
3
4
POTS4+
POTS5+
POTS6+
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
T3-R
27
T7-R
28
R4-R
LINEA0
29
R8-R
LINEA1
30
T4-R
LINEA2
31
T8-R
LINEA3
32
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
33
POTS8-
34
POTS9+
35
POTS9-
36
POTS10+
37
POTS10-
38
POTS11+
39
POTS11-
40
POTS12+
41
POTS12-
42
POTS13-
44
POTS14+
45
POTS14-
46
POTS15+
47
POTS15-
48
43
49
17
50
18
51
19
52
20
53
21
54
22
55
23
56
24
57
25
58
26
59
27
60
28
61
29
62
30
63
64
31
32
1
2
3
POTS0-
65
POTS1-
66
POTS2-
67
68
4
5
6
7
8
POTS4-
69
POTS5-
70
POTS6-
71
POTS7-
72
73
74
10
75
11
76
12
77
13
78
14
79
15
16
80
81
17
82
18
83
19
84
20
85
21
86
22
87
23
88
24
89
25
90
26
91
27
92
28
29
30
31
LINEB0
93
LINEB1
94
LINEB2
95
96
LINEB3
32
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
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Specifications
Table 3-92 lists the specifications of the SDL board.
Table 3-92 Specifications of the SDL board
Board
Maximum Power
Consumption
H521SDL
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
9.9 W
3.20 SDLB Board

specifications of the SDLB board.
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Overview
The SDLB board is a 16-port SHDSL service board. It provides SHDSL access services in the
ATM mode. The SDLB board exchanges services with the broadband control board through the
broadband port.
After converted by a modem (STU-R), the SHDSL port of the SDLB board can work as an FE
port.
The SDLB board supports circuit test, loop line test and port backup.
The SDLB board resides in slots 635 of the HABA shelf, slots 617 of the HABC or HABD
shelf, slots 1835 of the HABF shelf, and slots 6-11 of the HABL shelf.
Figure 3-74 shows the external connections of the SDLB board.
Figure 3-74 External connections of the SDLB board
IPMB
2 x broadband bus
PDU or
primary power
-48 V
SDLB
16 x SHDSL
STU-R
NOTE
The SDLB board is of the H612 version.
Principles
Figure 3-75 describes the principles of the SDLB board.
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Figure 3-75 Principles of the SDLB board
The SDLB board consists of these functional modules: control module, forwarding module,
switching module, line module, power module, and clock module. The basic principles of the
SDLB board are as follows:
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The CPU module controls and manages the SDLB board.
The switching module switches parallel bus to serial bus.
The switching module switches the upstream/downstream services of the SHDSL line
interface unit.
The line module performs circuit/loop line test, protection and line access.
The power module provides power supply to the board.
The clock module provides clock signals to the components on the board.
Front Panel
Table 3-93 shows the front panel of the SDLB board.
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Table 3-93 Front panel of the SDLB board
RUN ALM: running status LED, tri-color

RUN
ALM
BSY
Yellow
On
Green

normal state.
Red
On
The board fails in self-test or

the board is faulty.
SDLB
On
At least one SHDSL port is busy.
Off
No SHDSL port is busy.
Port
Some of the ports provided by the SDLB board are on the backplane and the others are on the
transfer boards. Table 3-94 describes the ports provided by the SDLB board.
Table 3-94 Ports provided by the SDLB board
Port
Function
Position
Connection
16 SHDSL
ports
Connect
subscribers.

shelf)
Use 16-channel subscriber

cableto connect the port to the
CO MDF.
SLTF or WATF (front

access shelf)
Use the 16-channel

the port to the subscriber MDF.
NOTE
SLTF and WATF are the transfer boards for the SDLE board. For more details of the transfer boards, see:
"3.25.10 SLTF Transfer Board"
"3.25.12 WATF Transfer Board"
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Connect the first 8-channel SHDSL signals to pin rows 18 on the upper header, as shown in
Figure 3-76.
Connect the last 8-channel SHDSL signals to pin rows 2532 on the lower header, as shown in
Figure 3-77.
Numerals A0A15, B0B15 in the figures refer to signal channels 015.
Figure 3-76 Pin assignments of the upper header of the SDLB board
LINEA0
LINEA1
LINEA2
LINEA3
2
3
LINEA4
LINEA5
LINEA6
LINEA7
7
8
6
7
8
10
11
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
11
12
13
14
15
16
18
17
18
19
19
20
20
21
21
22
22
23
24
23
24
25
26
25
27
28
29
30
31
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26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
LINEB0
65
LINEB1
66
LINEB2
LINEB3
67
68
LINEB4
69
70
LINEB5
LINEB6
LINEB7
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
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Figure 3-77 Pin assignments of the lower header of the SDLB board
1
2
3
2
3
7
8
7
8
10
11
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
15
16
49
17
18
20
20
21
21
22
22
LINEA9
25
26
25
LINEA10
27
LINEA11
LINEA12
28
LINEA13
30
LINEA15
39
40
41
14
19
31
32
37
38
13
23
24
LINEA14
35
36
12
19
29
34
11
23
24
LINEA8
33
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
26
59
27
28
60
61
29
30
62
63
64
31
32
65
66
67
68
3
4
69
70
5
6
71
72
73
7
8
9
10
74
75
11
76
12
77
13
78
14
79
80
15
16
81
17
82
18
83
84
19
20
85
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
86
87
LINEB8
88
89
LINEB9
90
LINEB10
91
LINEB11
LINEB12
92
LINEB13
94
LINEB14
95
96
LINEB15
93
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
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Specifications
Table 3-95 lists the specifications of the SDLB board.
Table 3-95 Specifications of the SDLB board
Board
Maximum Power
Consumption
H612SDLB
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
22 W
3.21 TSSB/TSSC Board

specifications of the TSSB/TSSC board.
Overview
The TSSB board and the TSSC board are subscriber test boards. They have the following
functions:
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Perform the circuit and loop line test for analog subscribers.
Test analog telephone sets.

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Test the activation/deactivation/feed of ISDN 2B+D service port.
Test the activation ISDN digital terminals.
Provide digital telephone set and standard NT1 port.
Provide a port for manual test (for subscriber cable test).
Detect alarms, send alarm messages, detect and report the alarms generated by the
secondary power supply board to the control board.
Communicate with the broadband and narrowband control boards through the serial port,
controlled by the broadband and narrowband control board.
Print the communication information with the host through the debugging serial port.
Perform an emulation test at the xDSL CO end.
Lead out the circuit and loop test bus from the front panel for the external tester.
Support the broadband test.
Table 3-96 describes the differences between the TSSB and TSSC boards.
Table 3-96 Differences between the TSSB and TSSC boards
Board
1 kHz Signal Tone Test
TSSB
It does not support the transmit and detect of 1 kHz signal tone.
TSSC
It supports the transmit and detect of 1 kHz signal tone.
NOTE
The emulation test at the xDSL CO end is not performed at the TSSB/TSSC board, but at one channel of
the xDSL interface board, which cooperates with the control board. The TSSB board connects the internal
bus with the external bus only.
The TSSB/TSSC board can reside in slot 17 of the HABA, HABC and HABD shelves, and in
slot 11 of the HABL shelf.
The TSSB and TSSC boards have the same external connections. Figure 3-78 shows the external
connections of the TSSB board.
Figure 3-78 External connections of the TSSB board
PDU or
primary
power
PVMB
IPMB
Serial port
Serial port
-48 V
Circuit test bus
Service
board
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TSSB
5V
PWX
Loop line test bus
Terminal
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NOTE
The TSSB or TSSC board is of the H601 version.
Principles
Figure 3-79 describes the principles of the TSSB/TSSC board.
Figure 3-79 Principles of the TSSB/TSSC board
Environment alarm
collection and
transmission module
Communication
module
MInimum system
Control logical
module
Address bus
Data bus
Channel control
module
A/D conversion
module
Multimeter circuit
Circuit
test
module
Loop
line test
module
Phone
set test
module
ISDN
test
module
The TSSB/TSSC board performs test of the analog subscriber interface (Z interface) and ISDN
digital subscriber interface (U port). The TSSB/TSSC board performs resistance, capacitance
and voltage tests through the digital multimeter DMM circuit. The built-in analog subscriber
interface circuit, digital subscriber interface circuit and phone set circuit support circuit/loop
line test of analog subscriber, circuit/loop line test of digital subscriber, analog terminal test and
digital terminal test.
Front Panel
The front panels of the TSSB board and the TSSC board are the same, but their silk screens are
different. Table 3-97 shows the front panel of the TSSB board.
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Table 3-97 Front panel of the TSSB board


normal state.
LTI
ISDN
MTI
RUN
TSSB
NOTE
MTI, ISDN and LTI: See "Port."
Port
The ports provided by the TSSB or TSSC board are on the front panel of the board. Table
3-98 describes the ports provided by the TSSB or TSSC board.
Table 3-98 Ports provided by the TSSB/TSSC board
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Port
Function
Position
Connection
MTI
It is a reserved Debugging serial

port, providing the manual semiauto test bus. The related RJ
socket is J452.
Front panel

debugging terminal or
external test device.
ISDN
The related RJ socket is J453.
Front panel
LTI
It works as either the analog

subscriber circuit and loop line
test port, subscriber line test port,
or the telephone set test port. The
related RJ socket is J451.
Front panel

terminal phone set or test
device.
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Figure 3-80 shows the pin assignments for the three ports on the front panel of the TSSB or
TSSB board.
Figure 3-80 Pin assignments of the three ports on the front panel of the TSSB or TSSB board
Table 3-99, Table 3-100 and Table 3-101 describe the pin assignments for the TSSB or TSSC
board.
Table 3-99 Pin assignments of the three ports on the TSSB or TSSC board (I)
J451
Signal
Function
OSLR1
Loop line B
OSLT1
Loop line A
TELR
Telephone test B
ISLR1
Circuit B
ISLT1
Circuit A
TELT
Telephone test A
MANL
Signal A of 112 device test port
MANR
Signal B of 112 device test port
Table 3-100 Pin assignments of the three ports on the TSSB or TSSC board (II)
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J452
Signal
Function
MRXD232I
Reserved
MTXD232O
Reserved
DTXD232O
Tx for debug and loading serial port
GND
Ground
GND
Ground
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J452
Signal
Function
DRXD232I
Rx for debug and loading serial port
HAUTOR
Reserved
HAUTOR
Reserved
Table 3-101 Pin assignments of the three ports on the TSSB or TSSC board (III)
J453
Signal
Function
TNT1R
Signal B of digital telephone set port
TNT1T
Signal A of digital telephone set port
GND
Ground
TDSLR
Signal B of standard NT1 port
TDSLT
Signal A of standard NT1 port
GND
Ground
APOWI+
Reserved
FGND
Reserved

Figure 3-81 and Figure 3-82 show the pin assignments between the TSSB or TSSC board and
the backplane.
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Figure 3-81 Pin assignments of the upper header of the TSSB or TSSC board
1
2
POTS2+
3
4
POTS4+
POTS5+
POTS6+
7
8
ISLT1
OSLT1
10
PGND
11
PGND
12
RINGI
13
-48VIN
14
-48VIN
BGND
15
16
BGND
17
18
19
+5VIN
20
+5VIN
21
GND
22
GND
23
24
ID0
25
26
ID1
27
28
29
BTXO
30
BRXI
31
32
GND
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
POTS8+
33
POTS8-
34
POTS9+
35
PGND
POTS9-
36
POTS10+
37
POTS10-
38
POTS11+
POTS11-
39
40
POTS12+
41
POTS12-
42
POTS13+
43
POTS13-
44
POTS14+
45
POTS14-
46
POTS15+
47
48
POTS15-
49
17
50
18
51
19
52
20
53
21
54
22
55
56
23
24
25
26
57
APOWI+
27
28
29
30
31
32
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
POTS0-
65
POTS1-
66
POTS2-
67
68
POTS4-
69
POTS5-
70
POTS6POTS7-
71
72
ISLR1
73
OSLR1
74
PGND
75
PGND
76
RINGI
77
-48VIN
78
-48VIN
BGND
79
80
BGND
81
82
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
83
+5VIN
84
+5VIN
85
GND
86
GND
87
88
ID2
89
90
ID3
91
ID4
92
93
BTXO
94
BRXI
95
96
GND
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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Figure 3-82 Pin assignments of the lower header of the TSSB or TSSC board
GND
1
2
POTS2+
3
4
POTS4+
POTS5+
POTS6+
GND
7
8
+5VIN
+5VIN
10
+5VIN
11
GND
12
GND
13
14
BGND
15
16
BGND
17
-48VIN
18
-48VIN
19
RINGI
20
PGND
21
PGND
22
ISLT1
OSLT1
23
24
25
26
27
28
TX422O+
29
RX422I+
30
31
32
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
33
POTS8-
34
POTS9+
35
POTS9-
36
POTS10+
37
POTS10-
38
POTS11+
P3TXD
P3RXD
POTS11-
39
40
POTS12+
41
POTS12-
42
POTS13FGND
POTS14+
44
POTS14-
46
POTS15+
47
48
43
POTS15-
45
49
17
50
18
51
19
52
20
53
21
54
22
55
56
23
24
57
25
58
26
59
27
60
28
61
29
62
30
63
64
31
32
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
POTS0GND
65
POTS1-
66
POTS2-
67
68
POTS4-
69
POTS5-
70
POTS6POTS7-
71
72
+5VIN
73
+5VIN
74
+5VIN
75
GND
76
IDBACI
77
78
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
BGND
79
80
BGND
81
-48VIN
82
-48VIN
83
RINGI
84
PGND
85
PGND
86
ISLR1
87
88
OSRT1
89
25
90
26
91
27
28
29
30
92
TX422O-
93
RX422I-
94
31
32
95
96
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Table 3-102 describes the pin assignments for the TSSB or TSSC board.
Table 3-102 Pin assignments of the TSSB or TSSC board
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Signal Line
Meaning
ISLR1, ISLT1
The 1st circuit testing channel
OSLR1, OSLT1
The 1st loop line testing channel
RINGI
PWX ringing signal (input)
-48VIN
48 V power supply
BGND
48 V power supply ground
PGND
Test ground
+5VIN
+5 V power supply
GND
+5 V power supply ground
APOWI+
Secondary power supply alarm signal (input)
Narrowband serial port Tx channel
Narrowband serial port Tx channel
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Signal Line
Meaning
BRXI
Narrowband serial port Rx channel
P3RXD
Broadband serial port Rx
P3TXD
Broadband serial port Tx
Specifications
Table 3-103 lists the specifications of the TSSB and TSSC boards.
Table 3-103 Specifications of the TSSB and TSSC boards
Board
Maximum Power
Consumption
H601TSSB
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
10.3 W
H601TSSC
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
10.3 W
3.22 VFB Board

specifications of the VFB board.
Overview
The VFB board is a 16-port voice frequency interface board. It provides sixteen 2-wire or eight
4-wire voice frequency ports. The board implements the conversion between the 2-wire and 4wire signals and adjusts the gain under the control of software. However, it does not provide
feeding, ringing and on-hook detection functions.
Figure 3-83 shows the external connections of the VFB board.
Figure 3-83 External connections of the VFB board
PVMB
2 x 2M HW
VFB
+5 V
75 VAC
PWX
16 x (POTS)
PSTN
terminal
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NOTE
The VFB board is of the CB02 version.
Principles
Figure 3-84 describes the principles of the VFB board.
Figure 3-84 Principles of the VFB board
Control
board
Subscriber
circuit
PCM signals
Codec
Control
board
CPU
module
Subscriber
circuit
Subscriber
circuit
Subscriber
circuit
Terminal
Terminal
Terminal
Terminal
Terminal
Codec
Subsriber
circuit
Terminal
Codec
Codec
The VFB board consists of:

l
Codec, which performs A/D conversion, part impedance matching, receiving/transmission

gain adjustment and terminal balance return loss adjustment.
Subscriber circuit, which performs 2/4 line conversion and impedance matching.
CPU module, controls codec and communicates with other boards through the serial ports.
Front Panel
Table 3-104 shows the front panel of the VFB board.
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Table 3-104 Front panel of the VFB board

RUN

repeatedly

state.
VFB
Port
Some of the ports provided by the VFB board are on the backplane and the others are on the
transfer boards. Table 3-105 describes the ports provided by the VFB board.
Table 3-105 Ports provided by the VFB board
Port
Function
Position
Connection
16 2-wire or eight
4-wire voice
frequency ports
Access voice
frequency
subscribers.

shelf)
Use the 16-channel

subscriber cable to
CO MDF.
SLTF (front access shelf)
Use the 16-channel

subscriber cable to
subscriber MDF.
NOTE
SLTF is the transfer board for the VMS board. For more details of the transfer board, see "3.25.10 SLTF
Transfer Board."
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DIP Switch Settings

The VFB board provides eight DIP switches: S011, S031, S051, S071, S091, S111, S131 and
S151. Figure 3-85 shows the layout of the DIP switches on the VFB board.
Figure 3-85 Layout of the DIP switches on the VFB board
S071
S051
S031
S011
S091
S111
S131
S151
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
DIP switches S011S051 are used to set the impedance of the sixteen 2-wire voice frequency
ports. Table 3-106 describes the settings of the DIP switches S011S051 on the VFB board.
Table 3-106 Settings of the DIP switches S011S051 on the VFB board
DIP
Switch
Settings
Meaning
Default
Settings
S011-1
ON
Select the 600-ohm impedance for port 1.
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
S011-2
S031-1
S031-2
S051-1
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ON
ON
ON
ON
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DIP
Switch
Settings
Meaning
Default
Settings
S051-2
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
S071-1
S071-2
S091-1
S091-2
S111-1
S111-2
S131-1
S131-2
S151-1
S151-2
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON

Connect the first 8-channel voice frequency signals to pin rows 18 on the upper header, as
Connect the last 8-channel voice frequency signals to pin rows 2532 on the lower header, as
Numerals A0A15, B0B15 in the figures refer to signal channels 015.
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Figure 3-86 Pin assignments of the upper header of the VFB board
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
T3-R
27
T7-R
28
R4-R
29
R8-R
30
T4-R
31
T8-R
32
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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51
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53
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55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
B0
65
B1
66
B2
67
B3
68
B4
69
B5
70
B6
71
72
B7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
73
74
10
75
11
76
12
77
13
78
14
79
15
80
16
81
17
82
18
83
19
84
20
85
21
86
22
87
88
23
24
89
25
90
26
91
27
92
28
93
29
94
30
95
96
31
32
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Figure 3-87 Pin assignments of the lower header of the VFB board
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
A8
25
A9
26
A10
T3-R
27
T7-R
A
11
28
R4-R
A
12
29
R8-R
A
13
30
T4-R
A
14
31
32
T8-R
A
15
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58
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60
61
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63
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65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
7
8
73
74
10
75
11
76
12
77
13
78
14
79
80
15
16
81
17
82
18
83
19
84
20
85
21
86
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
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87
88
B8
89
B9
90
B10
91
B11
92
B12
93
B13
94
B14
95
96
B15
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
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26
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Specifications
Table 3-107 lists the specifications of the VFB board.
Table 3-107 Specifications of the VFB board
Board
Maximum Power
Consumption
CB02VFB
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
5W
3.23 VMS Board

specifications of the VMS board.
Overview
The VMS board is a message LED analog service board that provides 16 analog service ports.
The VMS board can provide 140 VDC to light the message LED on the connected terminal.
The VMS board can send the frequency shift keying (FSK) control signals to the terminal without
ringing, so that the terminal can play the message.
The VMS board can provide the feed, over-voltage/over-current, ringing, monitoring, and test
functions.
The VMS board resides in slots 635 of the HABA shelf, slots 617 of the HABC or HABD
Figure 3-88 shows the external connections of the VMS board.
Figure 3-88 External connections of the VMS board
PVMB
2 x 2M HW
VMS
-48 V
+5V
75V AC
PWX
16 x (POTS)
PSTN
terminal
NOTE
The VMS board is of the CB01 version.
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Principles
Figure 3-89 describes the principles of the VMS board.
Figure 3-89 Principles of the VMS board
DRV
PCM
signals
SD502
TxD
CPU
module
NOD
Rx
Logical control and

driving
Control
signals
Address
control line
Tx
PCM
signals
Control
signals
COMBOII
SH723
Subscriber
cable 0
COMBOII
SH723
Subscriber
cable 1
COMBOII
SH723
Subscriber
cable 15
Front Panel
Table 3-108 shows the front panel of the VMS board.
Table 3-108 Front panel of the VMS board
RUN

normal state.
VMS
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Port
Some of the ports provided by the VMS board are on the backplane and the others are on the
transfer boards. Table 3-109 describes the ports provided by the VMS board.
Table 3-109 Ports provided by the VMS board
Port
Function
Position
Connection
16 service ports
Connect
subscribers.

shelf)
Use the 16-channel

subscriber cableto
CO MDF.
SLTF (front access

shelf)
Use the 16-channel

subscriber cable to
subscriber MDF.
NOTE

Connect the first 8-channel subscriber signals to pin rows 18 on the upper header, as shown in
Figure 3-90.
Connect the last 8-channel subscriber signals to pin rows 2532 on the lower header, as shown
in Figure 3-91.
Numerals POTS0POTS15 in the figures refer to signal channels 015.
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Figure 3-90 Pin assignments of the upper header of the VMS board
POTS0+
POTS1+
POTS2+
POTS3+
POTS4+
POTS5+
POTS6+
POTS7+
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
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17
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POTS0POTS1-
65
66
POTS2-
67
POTS3-
68
POTS4-
69
POTS5-
70
POTS6-
71
72
POTS7-
73
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Figure 3-91 Pin assignments of the lower header of the VMS board
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
POTS8+
25
POTS9+
26
POTS10+
27
POTS11+
28
POTS12+
29
POTS13+
30
POTS14+
31
POTS15+
32
33
1
2
42
10
43
11
44
12
45
13
46
14
47
15
48
16
49
17
50
18
51
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52
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21
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22
55
23
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24
57
25
58
26
59
27
60
28
61
29
62
30
63
31
64
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41
71
40
70
39
69
38
68
37
67
36
66
35
65
34
73
74
10
75
11
76
12
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13
78
14
79
15
80
16
81
17
82
18
83
19
84
20
85
21
86
22
87
23
88
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
POTS8-
89
POTS9-
90
POTS10-
91
POTS11-
92
POTS12-
93
POTS13-
94
POTS14-
95
POTS15-
96
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3
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5
6
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Specifications
Table 3-110 lists the specifications of the VMS board.
Table 3-110 Specifications of the VMS board
Board
Maximum Power
Consumption
CB01VMS
23 mm x 292 mm x 242 mm
5W
3.24 Rear-Access Transfer Boards

specifications of the rear access transfer boards.
NOTE
The transfer boards version in this section is H601.
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3.24.1 E1TB Transfer Board

specifications of the E1TB transfer board.
3.24.2 EFTB Transfer Board
specifications of the EFTB transfer board.
3.24.3 HWCB Transfer Board
specifications of the HWCB transfer board.
3.24.4 HWTB Transfer Board
specifications of the HWTB transfer board.
3.24.5 RATB Transfer Board
specifications of the RATB transfer board.
3.24.6 SAPB Transfer Board
specifications of the SAPB transfer board.
3.24.1 E1TB Transfer Board

specifications of the E1TB transfer board.
Overview
The E1TB transfer board is a rear access E1 transfer board in the HABA and HABC shelves.
The E1TB transfer board transfers E1 signals of the EDTB board to the cable connecting area
of the shelf.
Front Panel
Figure 3-92 shows the front panel of the E1TB transfer board.
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Figure 3-92 Front panel of the E1TB transfer board
Port
Table 3-111 shows the ports of the E1TB board.
Table 3-111 Ports provided by the E1TB board
Item
Function
Connected to...
J3
Port type: DB-44 Transferring signals of E1 ports 18
J4
Port type: DB-44 Transferring signals of E1 ports 9-16
E1 port of the upper

layer device by the
trunk cable
Pin Assignment
Table 3-112 and Table 3-113 describe the pin assignments of ports J3 and J4 on the front panel
of the E1TB board. Where:
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"TX" is the "transmitting of E1 signals".
"RING" is the "ring of the E1 cable".
"TIP" is the "tip of the E1 cable".
Table 3-112 Pin assignments of port J3 on the front panel of the E1TB transfer board
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Pin
Signal
Port
Pin
Signal
23
RXTIP1
24
TXTIP7
25
TXTIP6
26
TXTIP5
27
TXTIP4
28
TXTIP3
TXTIP8
29
TXTIP2
TXRING8
30
TXTIP1
TXRING7
31
RXRING8
10
TXRING6
32
RXRING7
11
TXRING5
33
RXRING6
12
TXRING4
34
RXRING5
13
TXRING3
35
RXRING4
14
TXRING2
36
RXRING3
15
TXRING1
37
RXRING2
16
RXTIP8
38
RXRING1
17
RXTIP7
39
18
RXTIP6
40
19
RXTIP5
41
20
RXTIP4
42
21
RXTIP3
43
22
RXTIP2
44
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Table 3-113 Pin assignments of port J4 on the front panel of the E1TB transfer board
Pin
Signal
Port
Pin
Signal
23
RXTIP9
24
TXTIP15
25
TXTIP14
26
TXTIP13
27
TXTIP12
28
TXTIP11
TXTIP16
29
TXTIP10
TXRING16
30
TXTIP9
TXRING15
31
RXRING16
10
TXRING14
32
RXRING15
11
TXRING13
33
RXRING14
12
TXRING12
34
RXRING13
13
TXRING11
35
RXRING12
14
TXRING10
36
RXRING11
15
TXRING9
37
RXRING10
16
RXTIP16
38
RXRING9
17
RXTIP15
39
18
RXTIP14
40
19
RXTIP13
41
20
RXTIP12
42
21
RXTIP11
43
22
RXTIP10
44
Matching Board
Table 3-114 describes the matching board of the E1TB transfer board.
Table 3-114 Matching board of the E1TB transfer board
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Matching Board
Port
Remarks
EDTB
16 E1 ports
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3.24.2 EFTB Transfer Board

specifications of the EFTB transfer board.
Overview
The EFTB transfer board is an FE port transfer board in the HABA shelf. The EFTF transfer
board transfers FE signals of the EAUA board to the cable connecting area of the shelf.
Front Panel
Figure 3-93 shows the front panel of the EFTB transfer board.
Figure 3-93 Front panel of the EFTB transfer board
Port
Table 3-115 shows the ports of the EFTB board.
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Table 3-115 Ports provided by the EFTB board

Item
Function
Connected to...
DB-68
Port type: DB-68 Transferring signals of FE ports

116
The FE port of the

subscriber device
Pin Assignment
Table 3-116 describes the pin assignments for the EFTB transfer board. Where:
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"RX" is the "transmitting of FE signals".
"TX" is the "receiving of FE signals".
Table 3-116 Pin assignments of the EFTB transfer board
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Pin
Signal
Port
Pin
Signal
FERX8-
35
FERX0-
FERX8+
36
FERX0+
FETX8-
37
FETX0-
FETX8+
38
FETX0+
FERX9-
39
FERX1-
FERX9+
40
FERX1+
FETX9-
41
FETX1-
FETX9+
42
FETX1+
FERX10-
43
FERX2-
10
FERX10+
44
FERX2+
11
FETX10-
45
FETX2-
12
FETX10+
46
FETX2+
13
FERX11-
47
FERX3-
14
FERX11+
48
FERX3+
15
FETX11-
49
FETX3-
16
FETX11+
50
FETX3+
17
51
18
52
19
FERX4-
53
FERX12-
20
FERX4+
54
FERX12+
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Pin
Signal
21
Port
Pin
Signal
FETX4-
55
FETX12-
22
FETX4+
56
FETX12+
23
FERX5-
57
FERX13-
24
FERX5+
58
FERX13+
25
FETX5-
59
FETX13-
26
FETX5+
60
FETX13+
27
FERX6-
61
FERX14-
28
FERX6+
62
FERX14+
29
FETX6-
63
FETX14-
30
FETX6+
64
FETX14+
31
FERX7-
65
FERX15-
32
FERX7+
66
FERX15+
33
FETX7-
67
FETX15-
34
FETX7+
68
FETX15+
Matching Board
Table 3-117 describes the matching board of the EFTB transfer board.
Table 3-117 Matching board of the EFTB transfer board
Matching Board
Port
Remarks
EAUA
8 FE ports
3.24.3 HWCB Transfer Board

specifications of the HWCB transfer board.
Overview
The HWCB transfer board is a rear access HW transfer board of the HABA shelf. It provides
two clock input ports, two E1 ports and one HW port for connecting to the subtended HABA
shelf.
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Principles
Figure 3-94 describes the principles of the HWCB board.
Figure 3-94 Principles of the HWCB board
Backplane
8M HW
E1
Front panel
TTL- differential
Conducting wire direct
connection module
8 M HW to
slave shelf
E1 to switch
+5 V
+5 V output
4805 power
module
-48 V
+5 V
8 M HW
2 M HW to master and
extended shelves
CPLD HW
speedingdown
module
The HWCB board consists of:

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CPLD module, which downspeeds part of the 8 M HW signals from the narrowband control
board into 2 M HW signals and transmits the 2 M HW signals to the line boards of master/
extended shelf. (The other part of 8 M HW signals is transmitted to the HWTB board of
slave shelf through the cascading cable.)
Direct connection module, which transparently transmits the E1 signals from the
narrowband control board to the switch.
Power module, which converts power from 48 V to +5 V, and provides power to the
circuits on the board and +5 V power to external of the board.
Front Panel
Figure 3-95 shows the front panel of the HWCB transfer board.
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Figure 3-95 Front panel of the HWCB transfer board
Port
Table 3-118 shows the ports of the HWCB board.
Table 3-118 Ports provided by the HWCB board
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Item
Function
Connected to...
BITS01
Port type: SMB The ports input the 2-channel 2

MHz clock signals, which back up each other.
The 2 MHz clock

source output port
E1 port J1
Port type: DB-44 The port outputs the first 4channel E1 signals from the PVMB boards in
slots 4 and 5 of the HABA.
The E1 input port of the

upper-layer device
E1 port J2
Port type: DB-44 The port outputs the last 4channel E1 signals from the PVM boards in slots
4 and 5 of the HABA.
The E1 input port of the

upper-layer device
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Item
Function
Connected to...
HW
subtending
port J3
Port type: DB-36 The port exchanges the

following signals with the subtended HABA
shelf: subtended HABA shelf HW signals,
narrowband clock frame header signals,
broadband clock signals, narrowband master/
slave serial port signals and subtended HABA
shelf in-position signals
The HW subtending
port of the HWTB
transfer board
Pin Assignment
Table 3-119 and Table 3-120 describe the pin assignments for E1 ports J1 and J2 of the EFTF
transfer board. Where:
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"L" before "_" is the E1 signals of the board in slot 4 of the HABA shelf.
"R" before "_" is the E1 signals of the board in slot 5 of the HABA shelf.
"T" between "_" and "-" is the "transmitting of E1 signals".
"R" between "_" and "-" is the "receiving of E1 signals".
"T" after "-" is the "tip of E1 signals".
"R" after "-" is the "ring of E1 signals".
Table 3-119 Pin assignments of E1 port J1 on the front panel of the HWCB transfer board
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Pin
Signal
Port
Pin
Signal
23
PV8L_R1-T
24
PV8R_T3-T
25
PV8R_T2-T
26
PV8R_T1-T
27
PV8L_T4-T
28
PV8L_T3-T
PV8R_T4-T
29
PV8L_T2-T
PV8R_T4-R
30
PV8L_T1-T
PV8R_T3-R
31
PV8R_R4-R
10
PV8R_T2-R
32
PV8R_R3-R
11
PV8R_T1-R
33
PV8R_R2-R
12
PV8L_T4-R
34
PV8R_R1-R
13
PV8L_T3-R
35
PV8L_R4-R
14
PV8L_T2-R
36
PV8L_R3-R
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Pin
Signal
15
Port
Pin
Signal
PV8L_T1-R
37
PV8L_R2-R
16
PV8R_R4-T
38
PV8L_R1-R
17
PV8R_R3-T
39
18
PV8R_R2-T
40
19
PV8R_R1-T
41
20
PV8L_R4-T
42
21
PV8L_R3-T
43
22
PV8L_R2-T
44
Table 3-120 Pin assignments of E1 port J2 on the front panel of the HWCB transfer board
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Pin
Signal
Port
Pin
Signal
23
PV8L_R5-T
24
PV8R_T7-T
25
PV8R_T6-T
26
PV8R_T5-T
27
PV8L_T8-T
28
PV8L_T7-T
PV8R_T8-T
29
PV8L_T6-T
PV8R_T8-R
30
PV8L_T5-T
PV8R_T7-R
31
PV8R_R8-R
10
PV8R_T6-R
32
PV8R_R7-R
11
PV8R_T5-R
33
PV8R_R6-R
12
PV8L_T8-R
34
PV8R_R5-R
13
PV8L_T7-R
35
PV8L_R8-R
14
PV8L_T6-R
36
PV8L_R7-R
15
PV8L_T5-R
37
PV8L_R6-R
16
PV8R_R8-T
38
PV8L_R5-R
17
PV8R_R7-T
39
18
PV8R_R6-T
40
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Pin
Signal
19
Port
Pin
Signal
PV8R_R5-T
41
20
PV8L_R8-T
42
21
PV8L_R7-T
43
22
PV8L_R6-T
44
Specifications
Table 3-121 lists the specifications of the HWCB board.
Table 3-121 Specifications of the HWCB board
Board
Maximum Power
Consumption
H601HWCB
25.4 mm x 99.2 mm x 256 mm
10 W
3.24.4 HWTB Transfer Board

specifications of the HWTB transfer board.
Overview
The HWTB transfer board is a rear access HW transfer board in the subtended HABA shelf.
The HWTB transfer board provides one HW port for connecting to the HABA shelf.
Principles
Figure 3-96 describes the principles of the HWTB board.
Figure 3-96 Principles of the HWTB board
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The HWTB board consists of:

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CPLD module, which downspeeds the 8 M HW signals from the narrowband control board
into 2 M HW signals and transmits the 2 M HW signals to the service boards of master/
extended shelf.
Power module, which converts power from -48 V to +5 V, and provides power to the circuits
on the board and +5 V power to external of the board.
Front Panel
Figure 3-97 shows the front panel of the HWTB transfer board.
Figure 3-97 Front panel of the HWTB transfer board
Port
Table 3-122 shows the front panel of the HWTB transfer board.
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Table 3-122 Ports provided by the HWTB board

Item
Function
Connection
HW subtending port
Port type: DB-36 The port exchanges the

following signals with the master shelf:
master shelf HW signals, narrowband
clock frame header signals, broadband
clock signals, serial port signals and
extended shelf in-position signals
The HW subtending
port J3 of the HWCB
transfer board
Specifications
Table 3-123 lists the specifications of the HWTB board.
Table 3-123 Specifications of the HWTB board
Board
Maximum Power
Consumption
H601HWTB
25.4 mm x 99.2 mm x 256 mm
8W
3.24.5 RATB Transfer Board

specifications of the RATB transfer board.
Overview
The RATB transfer board is a rear access 32-port relay transfer board. The RATB transfer board
transfers signals between shelf subscriber line and circuit and loop test line of the shelf. In this
way, the RATB supports the circuit test and loop line test and port backup required by service
boards.
The RATB transfer board has the following features:
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Provides rear-access line for the 32-port service board. It can also work for the 16-port
service board.
Features the circuit and loop line test function. You can carry out the circuit test and the
loop line test at the same time without affecting each other.
Features the port backup function.
During the circuit and loop line test for the broadband service, you are allowed to disconnect
the narrowband service.
Front Panel
Figure 3-98 shows the front panel of the RATB transfer board.
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Figure 3-98 Front panel of the RATB transfer board
Port
Table 3-124 shows the ports of the RATB board.
Table 3-124 Ports provided by the RATB board
Item
Function
Connection
32 relay ports
Port type: DIN connector Transferring

relay port signals of channels 132.
The circuit and loop line test

port
Pin Assignment
Table 3-125 describes the pin assignments for the RATB transfer board. Characters in the
"Signal" column of Table 3-133 are described as follows:
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Letter "A" is "customer loop line A".
Letter "B" is "customer loop line B".
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Table 3-125 Pin assignments of the RATB transfer board

Pin
Signal
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Port
Pin
Signal
Pin
Signal
LINEA0
LINEA8
LINEB0
LINEA1
LINEB8
LINEB1
LINEA2
LINEA9
LINEB2
LINEA3
LINEB9
LINEB3
LINEA4
LINEA10
LINEB4
LINEA5
LINEB10
LINEB5
LINEA6
LINEA11
LINEB6
LINEA7
LINEB11
LINEB7
LINEA12
10
10
LINEB12
10
11
11
LINEA13
11
12
12
LINEB13
12
13
13
LINEA14
13
14
14
LINEB14
14
15
15
LINEA15
15
16
16
LINEB15
16
17
17
LINEA16
17
18
18
LINEB16
18
19
19
LINEA17
19
20
20
LINEB17
20
21
21
LINEA18
21
22
22
LINEB18
22
23
23
LINEA19
23
24
24
LINEB19
24
25
LINEA24
25
LINEA20
25
LINEB24
26
LINEA25
26
LINEB20
26
LINEB25
27
LINEA26
27
LINEA21
27
LINEB26
28
LINEA27
28
LINEB21
28
LINEB27
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Pin
Signal
29
Port
Pin
Signal
Pin
Signal
LINEA28
29
LINEA22
29
LINEB28
30
LINEA29
30
LINEB22
30
LINEB29
31
LINEA30
31
LINEA23
31
LINEB30
32
LINEA31
32
LINEB23
32
LINEB31
Matching Board
Table 3-126 describes the matching board of the RATB transfer board.
Table 3-126 Matching board of the RATB transfer board
Matching board
Port
Remarks
CSRI/CSRB
32 (POTS + ADSL2+) ports
Transferring 32-channel subscriber

signals
Specifications
Table 3-127 lists the specifications of the RATB board.
Table 3-127 Specifications of the RATB board
Board
Maximum Power
Consumption
H601RATB
2 mm x 88 mm x 233 mm
0.5 W
3.24.6 SAPB Transfer Board

specifications of the SAPB transfer board.
Overview
The SAPB transfer board is a subscriber cable transfer board in the rear access shelf. The SAPB
transfer board transfers 32-channel subscriber signals of the ADRB/ADRI board to the cable
connecting area of the shelf. The SAPB transfer board supports line protection.
Front Panel
Figure 3-99 shows the front panel of the SAPB board.
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Figure 3-99 Front panel of the SAPB transfer board
Port
Table 3-128 shows the ports of the SAPB board.
Table 3-128 Ports provided by the SAPB board
Port
Function
Connection
32 POTS and
ADSL2+ combo
ports
Use the DB-68 port, and transfer 32channel POTS and ADSL2+ combo
subscriber signals.
Connect the port to the subscriber

MDF.
Pin Assignment
Table 3-129 describes the pin assignments for the SAPB transfer board. "A0""A31" are pins
031 of customer loop line A. "B0""B31" are pins 031 of customer loop line B.
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Table 3-129 Pin assignments of the SAPB transfer board
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Pin
Signal
Port
Pin
Signal
B8
35
B0
A8
36
A0
B9
37
B1
A9
38
A1
B10
39
B2
A10
40
A2
B11
41
B3
A11
42
A3
B12
43
B4
10
A12
44
A4
11
B13
45
B5
12
A13
46
A5
13
B14
47
B6
14
A14
48
A6
15
B15
49
B7
16
A15
50
A7
19
B24
53
B16
20
A24
54
A16
21
B25
55
B17
22
A25
56
A17
23
B26
57
B18
24
A26
58
A18
25
B27
59
B19
26
A27
60
A19
27
B28
61
B20
28
A28
62
A20
29
B29
63
B21
30
A29
64
A21
31
B30
65
B22
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Pin
Signal
32
Port
Pin
Signal
A30
66
A22
33
B31
67
B23
34
A31
68
A23
Matching Board
Table 3-130 describes the matching board of the SAPB transfer board.
Table 3-130 Matching board of the SAPB transfer board
Matching Board
Port
Remarks
ADRB/ADRI
Works as 32 (POTS + ADSL2+)

ports.
Transfers 32-channel subscriber

signals.
Specifications
Table 3-131 lists the specifications of the SAPB board.
Table 3-131 Specifications of the SAPB board
Board
H601SAPB
2 mm x 88 mm x 233 mm
0.5 W
3.25 Front Access Transfer Boards

specifications of the front access transfer boards.
NOTE
The transfer boards version in this section is H601.
3.25.1 E1TF Transfer Board

specifications of the E1TF transfer board.
3.25.2 EFTF Transfer Board
This section describes the function, front panel, port, and pin assignment of the EFTF transfer
board.
3.25.3 EFPF Transfer Board
specifications of the EFPF transfer board.
3.25.4 HLAF Transfer Board
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specifications of the HLAF transfer board.
3.25.5 HLEF Transfer Board
specifications of the HLEF transfer board.
3.25.6 HWCF Transfer Board
specifications of the HWCF transfer board.
3.25.7 HWTF Transfer Board
specifications of the HWTF transfer board.
3.25.8 PSTF Transfer Board
specifications of the PSTF board.
3.25.9 RATF Transfer Board
specifications of the RATF transfer board.
3.25.10 SLTF Transfer Board
specifications of the SLTF transfer board.
3.25.11 SAPF Transfer Board
specifications of the SAPF transfer board.
3.25.12 WATF Transfer Board
specifications of the WATF transfer board.
3.25.1 E1TF Transfer Board

specifications of the E1TF transfer board.
Overview
The E1TF transfer board extends the E1 cable in the HABD shelf. The E1TF transfer board
transfers the E1 signals of the PVMB board to the cable connecting area of the shelf.
Front Panel
Figure 3-100 shows the front panel of the E1TF transfer board.
Figure 3-100 Front panel of the E1TF transfer board
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Port
Table 3-132 shows the ports of the E1TF board.
Table 3-132 Ports provided by the E1TF board
Item
Function
Connected to...
16 E1 ports
Port type: DB-68 Transferring channels 1

16 E1 signals
The upper layer E1 access

device
Pin Assignment
Table 3-133 describes the port pin assignments for the E1TF transfer board. Where:
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"T" and "R" at the beginning are "transmit" and "receive" respectively.
"A" and "B" are the narrowband control board PVMB in slot 4 and that in slot 5 respectively.
The numeral is the number of the E1 port.
"R" and "T" at the end are the "ring" and "tip" of the E1 port respectively.
Table 3-133 Pin assignments of the E1TF transfer board
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Pin
Signal
Port
Pin
Signal
RXA4_T
35
RXA0_T
RXA4_R
36
RXA0_R
TXA4_T
37
TXA0_T
TXA4_R
38
TXA0_R
RXA5_T
39
RXA1_T
RXA5_R
40
RXA1_R
TXA5_T
41
TXA1_T
TXA5_R
42
TXA1_R
RXA6_T
43
RXA2_T
10
RXA6_R
44
RXA2_R
11
TXA6_T
45
TXA2_T
12
TXA6_R
46
TXA2_R
13
RXA7_T
47
RXA3_T
14
RXA7_R
48
RXA3_R
15
TXA7_T
49
TXA3_T
16
TXA7_R
50
TXA3_R
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Pin
Signal
19
Port
Pin
Signal
RXB0_T
53
RXB4_T
20
RXB0_R
54
RXB4_R
21
TXB0_T
55
TXB4_T
22
TXB0_R
56
TXB4_R
23
RXB1_T
57
RXB5_T
24
RXB1_R
58
RXB5_R
25
TXB1_T
59
TXB5_T
26
TXB1_R
60
TXB5_R
27
RXB2_T
61
RXB6_T
28
RXB2_R
62
RXB6_R
29
TXB2_T
63
TXB6_T
30
TXB2_R
64
TXB6_R
31
RXB3_T
65
RXB7_T
32
RXB3_R
66
RXB7_R
33
TXB3_T
67
TXB7_T
34
TXB3_R
68
TXB7_R
Matching Board
Table 3-134 describes the matching board of the E1TF transfer board.
Table 3-134 Matching board of the E1TF transfer board
Matching Board
Port
Remarks
Two PVMB boards
16 E1 ports
The PVMB board in slot 4 uses pins 116 and

pins 3550 of the E1TF transfer board.
The PVMB board in slot 5 uses pins 1934 and

pins 5368 of the E1TF transfer board
3.25.2 EFTF Transfer Board

This section describes the function, front panel, port, and pin assignment of the EFTF transfer
board.
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Overview
The EFTF transfer board is an FE transfer board in the HABD shelf. The EFTF transfer board
transfers the left 4 channel FE signals and the right 4-channel FE signals of the IPMB board to
the cable connecting area of the shelf.
Front Panel
Figure 3-101 shows the front panel of the EFTF transfer board.
Figure 3-101 Front panel of the EFTF transfer board
Port
Table 3-135 shows the ports of the EFTF board.
Table 3-135 Ports provided by the EFTF board
Port
Function
Connection
Eight FE
service ports
Port type: DB-68, transferring channels 1

8 FE signals
Connect to the subscriber

device with FE ports.
Pin Assignment
Table 3-136 describes the port pin assignment for the EFTF transfer board. Where:
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"T" and "R" are "transmit" and "receive" respectively.
"A" and "B" are the broadband control board IPMB in slot 2 and that in slot 3 respectively.
The numeral is the serial number of the FE port.
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Table 3-136 Pin assignments of the EFTF transfer board
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Pin
Signal
Port
Pin
Signal
35
FE_RXA0+
36
FE_RXA0-
37
FE_TXA0+
38
FE_TXA0-
39
FE_RXA1+
40
FE_RXA1-
41
FE_TXA1+
42
FE_TXA1-
43
FE_RXA2+
10
44
FE_RXA2-
11
45
FE_TXA2+
12
46
FE_TXA2-
13
47
FE_RXA3+
14
48
FE_RXA3-
15
49
FE_TXA3+
16
50
FE_TXA3-
19
FE_RXB0+
53
20
FE_RXB0-
54
21
FE_TXB0+
55
22
FE_TXB0-
56
23
FE_RXB1+
57
24
FE_RXB1-
58
25
FE_TXB1+
59
26
FE_TXB1-
60
27
FE_RXB2+
61
28
FE_RXB2-
62
29
FE_TXB2+
63
30
FE_TXB2-
64
31
FE_RXB3+
65
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Pin
Signal
32
Port
Pin
Signal
FE_RXB3-
66
33
FE_TXB3+
67
34
FE_TXB3-
68
Matching Board
Table 3-137 describes the matching board of the EFTF transfer board.
Table 3-137 Matching board of the EFTF transfer board
Matching Board
Port
Remarks
Two IPMB boards
Eight FE ports
The IPMB board in slot 2 uses pins 550.
The IPMB board in slot 3 uses pins 1934.
3.25.3 EFPF Transfer Board

specifications of the EFPF transfer board.
Overview
The EFPF transfer board is an FE transfer board in the HABD shelf. The EFTF transfer board
transfers 4-channel FE signals of the IPMB board to the cable connecting area of the shelf.
Front Panel
Figure 3-102 shows the front panel of the EFPF transfer board.
Figure 3-102 Front panel of the EFPF transfer board
EFPF
Port
Table 3-138 shows the ports of the EFPF board.
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Table 3-138 Ports provided by the EFPF board

Item
Function
Connected to...
4 FE service ports
Port type: DB-68 Transferring channels

1-4 FE signals
The FE subscriber device
Pin Assignment
Table 3-139 describes the port pin assignments for the EFPF transfer board. Where:
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"T" and "R" are "transmitting" and "receiving" respectively.
The numeral is the serial number of the FE port.
Table 3-139 Pin assignments of the EFPF transfer board
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Pin
Signal
Port
Pin
Signal
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
10
44
11
45
12
46
13
47
14
48
15
49
16
50
19
RX0-R
53
20
RX0-T
54
21
TX0-R
55
22
TX0-T
56
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Pin
Signal
23
Port
Pin
Signal
RX1-R
57
24
RX1-T
58
25
TX1-R
59
26
TX1-T
60
27
RX2-R
61
28
RX2-T
62
29
TX2-R
63
30
TX2-T
64
31
RX3-R
65
32
RX3-T
66
33
TX3-R
67
34
TX3-T
68
Matching Board
Table 3-140 describes the matching board of the EFPF transfer board.
Table 3-140 Matching board of the EFPF transfer board
Matching
board
Port
Remarks
Two IPMB
boards
4 FE ports
The EFPF transfer board uses pins 19-34.
3.25.4 HLAF Transfer Board

specifications of the HLAF transfer board.
Overview
The HLAF transfer board is a front access high speed link transfer board from the master shelf
to the extended shelf. The HLAF transfer board resides in the HABD shelf. Through the DB-68
port on the front panel, the HLAF transfer board connects to the HLEF transfer board of the
HABF shelf.
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Front Panel
The HLAF transfer board provides only a DB-68 port on the front panel. Figure 3-103 shows
the front panel of the HLAF transfer board.
Figure 3-103 Front panel of the HLAF transfer board
3.25.5 HLEF Transfer Board

specifications of the HLEF transfer board.
Overview
The HLEF transfer board is a front access high speed link transfer board of the extended shelf.
The HLEF transfer board resides in the HABF shelf. Through the DB-68 port on the front panel,
the HLEF transfer board connects to the HLAF transfer board of the HABD shelf.
Front Panel
The HLEF transfer board provides only a DB-68 port on the front panel. Figure 3-104 shows
the front panel of the HLEF transfer board.
Figure 3-104 Front panel of the HLEF transfer board
3.25.6 HWCF Transfer Board

specifications of the HWCF transfer board.
Overview
The HWCF transfer board is a front access HW transfer board of the HABD shelf.
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The HWCF transfer board provides one test port, one clock input port and three HW ports for
connecting to the subtended HABD or HABF shelf.
Principles
Figure 3-105 describes the principles of the HWCF board.
Figure 3-105 Principles of the HWCF board
Backplane
Narrowband +5 V
+5 V input
TTLdifferential
8 M HW
-48 V
+5 V output
Front panel
8 M HW to
slave shelf
Broadband
+5 V
4805
power module
The HWCF board consists of direct connection module and power module.
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The HWCF board converts the 8 M HW signals transmitted from the narrowband control
board into differential signals and transmits the differential signals to the HWTF board of
the slave frame through the cascading cable.
The HWCF board gets the +5 V power from the backplane and transmits the +5 V power
to the narrowband circuits.
Front Panel
Figure 3-106 shows the front panel of the HWCF transfer board.
Figure 3-106 Front panel of the HWCF transfer board
Port
Table 3-141 shows the ports of the HWCF board.
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Table 3-141 Ports provided by the HWCF board

Item
Port Type
Connected to...
CLK IN
Port type: RJ-45
The clock source output port
STACK OUT
Port type: DB-28
The STACK IN port of the HWTF board

and the related monitoring port of the
EMU
HWOUT0
Port type: DB-28
The HWIN port of the 1st extended shelf
HWOUT1
Port type: DB-28
The HWIN port of the 1st extended shelf
HWOUT2
Port type: DB-28
The HWIN port of the subtended HABD

shelf
Specifications
Table 3-142 lists the specifications of the HWCF board.
Table 3-142 Specifications of the HWCF board
Board
H601HWCF
24 mm x 289 mm x 97 mm
10 W
3.25.7 HWTF Transfer Board

specifications of the HWTF transfer board.
Overview
The HWTF transfer board is a HW transfer board in the subtended HABD or HABF shelf.
The HWTF transfer board provides one test subtending port, one clock output port and one HW
port for connecting to the HABD shelf.
Principles
Figure 3-107 describes the principles of the HWTF board.
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Figure 3-107 Principles of the HWTF board
The HWTF board consists of CPLD module and power module.

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CPLD module, which downspeeds the 8 M HW signals from the HWCF subtending cables
into 2 M HW signals and transmits the 2 M HW signals to the service boards of master/
extended shelf.
The HWTF board gets the +5 V power from the backplane and transmits the +5 V power
to the narrowband circuits.
Front Panel
Figure 3-108 shows the front panel of the HWTF transfer board.
Figure 3-108 Front panel of the HWTF transfer board
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Port
Table 3-143 shows the front panel of the HWTF transfer board.
Table 3-143 Ports provided by the HWTF board
Item
Port Type
Connected to...
CLK OUT
Reserved
STACK
OUT
Port type: DB-28
The STACK IN port of the HWTF board and

the related monitoring port of the EMU
STACK IN
Port type: DB-28
The STACK OUT port of the HWCF or HWTF

transfer board
HWIN
Port type: DB-28
The HW port of the master shelf
Specifications
Table 3-144 lists the specifications of the HWTF board.
Table 3-144 Specifications of the HWTF board
Board
Maximum Power
Consumption
H601HWTF
24 mm x 289 mm x 97 mm
8W
3.25.8 PSTF Transfer Board

specifications of the PSTF board.
Overview
The PSTF board is a power interface board for the small-capacity and front-access backplane
of the H601HABL shelf.
The PSTF power interface board provides one environment monitoring serial port and one 48
V power port.
Front Panel
Figure 3-109 shows the front panel of the PSTF board.
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Figure 3-109 Front panel of the PSTF board
Port
Table 3-145 shows the ports of the PSTF board.
Table 3-145 Ports provided by the PSTF board
Port Type
Function
Connect to...
RJ-45
Environment monitoring serial

port
The active/slave monitoring serial port

of the power module and a fan Boolean
value
3V3
48 V power input port
The output port of the power supply
3.25.9 RATF Transfer Board

specifications of the RATF transfer board.
Overview
The RATF transfer board is a 32-port relay transfer board. The RATF transfer board transfers
between shelf subscriber line and circuit and loop test line of the shelf. In this way, the RATF
supports the circuit test and loop line test and port backup required by service board s.
The RATF board has the following features:
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Provides front-access line for the 32-port service board. It can also work for the 16-port
service board.
Features the circuit and loop line test function. You can carry out the circuit test and the
loop line test at the same time without affecting each other.
Features the port backup function.
During the circuit and loop line test for the broadband service, you are allowed to disconnect
the narrowband service.
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Front Panel
The RATF front panel has one DB-68 port connecting 32 subscriber line pairs. Figure 3-110
shows the RATF front panel.
Figure 3-110 Front panel of the RATF transfer board
Port
Table 3-146 shows the ports of the RATF board.
Table 3-146 Ports provided by the RATF board
Item
Function
Connect to...
32 relay ports
Port type: DB-68 Transferring relay port signals of

channels 132.
The circuit and loop

line test port
Pin Assignment
Table 3-147 describes the pin assignments for the RATF transfer board.
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Letter "A" is "customer loop line A".
Letter "B" is "customer loop line B".
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Table 3-147 Pin assignments of the RATF transfer board
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Pin
Signal
Port
Pin
Signal
LINE_B8
35
LINE_B0
LINE_A8
36
LINE_A0
LINE_B9
37
LINE_B1
LINE_A9
38
LINE_A1
LINE_B10
39
LINE_B2
LINE_A10
40
LINE_A2
LINE_B11
41
LINE_B3
LINE_A11
42
LINE_A3
LINE_B12
43
LINE_B4
10
LINE_A12
44
LINE_A4
11
LINE_B13
45
LINE_B5
12
LINE_A13
46
LINE_A5
13
LINE_B14
47
LINE_B6
14
LINE_A14
48
LINE_A5
15
LINE_B15
49
LINE_B7
16
LINE_A15
50
LINE_A7
19
LINE_B24
53
LINE_B16
20
LINE_A24
54
LINE_A16
21
LINE_B25
55
LINE_B17
22
LINE_A25
56
LINE_A17
23
LINE_B26
57
LINE_B18
24
LINE_A26
58
LINE_A18
25
LINE_B27
59
LINE_B19
26
LINE_A27
60
LINE_A19
27
LINE_B28
61
LINE_B20
28
LINE_A28
62
LINE_A20
29
LINE_B29
63
LINE_B21
30
LINE_A29
64
LINE_A21
31
LINE_B30
65
LINE_B22
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Pin
Signal
32
Port
Pin
Signal
LINE_A30
66
LINE_A22
33
LINE_B31
67
LINE_B23
34
LINE_A31
68
LINE_A23
Matching Board
Table 3-148 describes the matching board of the RATF transfer board.
Table 3-148 Matching board of the RATF transfer board
Matching Board
Port
Remarks
CSRB/CSRI
Transferring 32-channel
service signals
Specifications
Table 3-149 lists the specifications of the RATF board.
Table 3-149 Specifications of the RATF board
Board
Maximum Power
Consumption
H601RATF
18 mm x 289 mm x 97 mm
0.6 W
3.25.10 SLTF Transfer Board

specifications of the SLTF transfer board.
Overview
The SLTF transfer board is a subscriber cable transfer board in the HABD and HABF shelves.
The SLTF transfer board transfers subscriber signals to the cable connecting area of the shelf.
Front Panel
The SLTF transfer board provides only a DB-68 port on the front panel. Figure 3-111 shows
the front panel of the SLTF transfer board.
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Figure 3-111 Front panel of the SLTF transfer board
Port
Table 3-150 shows the ports of the SLTF board.
Table 3-150 Ports provided by the SLTF board
Item
Function
Connection
32 xDSL ports/ 16E1

ports
Port type: DB-68, transferring

channels 132 xDSL service singals
or 1-16 E1 service signals
Use the 32-channel subscriber

cable to connect the port to the
MDF.
Pin Assignment
Table 3-151 describes the pin assignments for the SLTF transfer board. Where:
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When the SLTF transfer board works as the xSL subscriber cable transfer board,
"A0""A31" are pins 031 of customer loop line A; "B0""B31" are pins 031 of customer
loop line B.
When the SLTF transfer board works as the E1 subscriber cable transfer board, "T" and
"R" at the beginning are "transmitting" and "receiving" respectively; the numeral after
"XA" is the serial number of the E1 port; "R" and "T" at the end are the "ring" and "tip" of
the E1 cable respectively.
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Table 3-151 Pin assignments of the SLTF transfer board
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Pin
Signal
Port
Pin
Signal
B8/RX8_T
35
B0/RX0_R
A8/RX8_R
36
A0/RX0_T
B9/TX8_T
37
B1/TX0_R
A9/TX8_R
38
A1/TX0_T
B10/RX9_T
39
B2/RX1_R
A10/RX9_R
40
A2/RX1_T
B11/TX9_T
41
B3/TX1_R
A11/TX9_R
42
A3/TX1_T
B12/RX10_T
43
B4/RX2_R
10
A12/RX10_R
44
A4/RX2_T
11
B13/TX10_T
45
B5/TX2_R
12
A13/TX10_R
46
A5/TX2_T
13
B14/RX11_T
47
B6/RX3_R
14
A14/RX11_R
48
A6/RX3_T
15
B15/TX11_T
49
B7/TX3_R
16
A15/TX11_R
50
A7/TX3_T
19
B24/RX4_R
53
B16/RX12_T
20
A24/RX4_T
54
A16/RX12_R
21
B25/TX4_R
55
B17/TX12_T
22
A25/TX4_T
56
A17/TX12_R
23
B26/RX5_R
57
B18/RX13_T
24
A26/RX5_T
58
A18/RX13_R
25
B27/TX5_R
59
B19/TX13_T
26
A27/TX5_T
60
A19/TX13_R
27
B28/RX6_R
61
B20/RX14_T
28
A28/RX6_T
62
A20/RX14_R
29
B29/TX6_R
63
B21/TX14_T
30
A29/TX6_T
64
A21/TX14_R
31
B30/TX7_R
65
B22/RX15_T
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Pin
Signal
32
Port
Pin
Signal
A30/RX7_T
66
A22/RX15_R
33
B31/TX7_R
67
B23/TX15_T
34
A31/TX7_T
68
A23/TX15_R
Matching Board
Table 3-152 describes the matching board of the SLTF transfer board.
Table 3-152 Matching board of the SLTF transfer board
Matching
Board
Port
Remarks
EDTB
16 E1 ports
Transferring 16-channel E1 signals
DSL
Eight 2B+D ports
Transferring the first 8-channel subscriber

signals, that is, signals of pins 3550
SDL
Four TDM SHDSL

ports
Transferring the last 4-channel subscriber

Four E1 ports
Transferring the first 4-channel E1 signals, that

is, signals of pins 3550.
SDLE
Eight TDM SHDSL

ports
Transferring the last 8-channel subscriber

SDLB
16 ATM SHDSL ports
Transferring 16-channel subscriber signals, that

is, signals of pins 1934 and pins 3550
ADMB/ADMC
16 ADSL2+ ports + 16
POTS ports
Transferring the first 16-channel service signals

for the ADSL2+ port; and transferring the last
16-channel the service signals for the POTS port
3.25.11 SAPF Transfer Board

specifications of the SAPF transfer board.
Overview
The SAPF transfer board is a subscriber cable transfer board. The SAPF transfer board transfers
32-channel subscriber signals of the CADRB/ADRI board to the cable connecting area of the
shelf. The SAPF transfer board supports line protection.
Front Panel
Figure 3-112 shows the front panel of the SAPF board.
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Figure 3-112 Front panel of the SAPF transfer board
Port
Table 3-153 shows the ports of the SAPF board.
Table 3-153 Ports provided by the SAPF board
Item
Function
Connection
32 POTS and ADSL2+

combo ports
Use the DB-68 port and transfer 32channel POTS and ADSL2+ combo
subscriber signals.
Use the 32-channel

subscriber cable to
subscriber MDF.
Pin Assignment
Table 3-154 describes the pin assignments for the SAPF transfer board. "A0""A31" are pins
031 of customer loop line A. "B0""B31" are pins 031 of customer loop line B.
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Table 3-154 Pin assignments of the SAPF transfer board
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Pin
Signal
Port
Pin
Signal
B8
35
B0
A8
36
A0
B9
37
B1
A9
38
A1
B10
39
B2
A10
40
A2
B11
41
B3
A11
42
A3
B12
43
B4
10
A12
44
A4
11
B13
45
B5
12
A13
46
A5
13
B14
47
B6
14
A14
48
A6
15
B15
49
B7
16
A15
50
A7
19
B24
53
B16
20
A24
54
A16
21
B25
55
B17
22
A25
56
A17
23
B26
57
B18
24
A26
58
A18
25
B27
59
B19
26
A27
60
A19
27
B28
61
B20
28
A28
62
A20
29
B29
63
B21
30
A29
64
A21
31
B30
65
B22
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Pin
Signal
32
Port
Pin
Signal
A30
66
A22
33
B31
67
B23
34
A31
68
A23
Matching Board
Table 3-155 describes the matching board of the SAPF transfer board.
Table 3-155 Matching board of the SAPF transfer board
Matching Board
Port
Remarks
ADRB/ADRI
Transfers 32-channel subscriber

signals.
Specifications
Table 3-156 lists the specifications of the SAPF board.
Table 3-156 Specifications of the SAPF board
Board
H601SAPF
18 mm x 289 mm x 97 mm
0.5 W
3.25.12 WATF Transfer Board

specifications of the WATF transfer board.
Overview
The WATF transfer board is a 16-port wetting current transfer board in the HABD and HABF
shelves.
The WATF transfer board provides the wetting current for the 16-channel SHDSL subscriber
cable to protect the cable against corrosion and oxidation.
Front Panel
Figure 3-113 shows the front panel of the WATF transfer board.
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Figure 3-113 Front panel of the WATF transfer board
Pin Assignment
Table 3-157 describes the pin assignments for the WATF transfer board. Where:
"A0""A31" are pins 031 of loop line A. "B0""B31" are pins 031 of loop line B.
Table 3-157 Pin assignments of the WATF transfer board
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Pin
Signal
Port
Pin
Signal
B8
35
B0
A8
36
A0
B9
37
B1
A9
38
A1
B10
39
B2
A10
40
A2
B11
41
B3
A11
42
A3
B12
43
B4
10
A12
44
A4
11
B13
45
B5
12
A13
46
A5
13
B14
47
B6
14
A14
48
A6
15
B15
49
B7
16
A15
50
A7
19
B24
53
B16
20
A24
54
A16
21
B25
55
B17
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Pin
Signal
22
Port
Pin
Signal
A25
56
A17
23
B26
57
B18
24
A26
58
A18
25
B27
59
B19
26
A27
60
A19
27
B28
61
B20
28
A28
62
A20
29
B29
63
B21
30
A29
64
A21
31
B30
65
B22
32
A30
66
A22
33
B31
67
B23
34
A31
68
A23
Matching Board
Table 3-158 describes the matching board of the WATF transfer board.
Table 3-158 Matching board of the WATF transfer board
Matching Board
Port
Remarks
SDLB
16 ATM SHDSL ports
Transferring 16-channel subscriber

signals, that is, signals of pins 1934 and
pins 3550.
SDLE
Eight TDM SHDSL ports
Transferring the last 8-channel

subscriber signals, that is, signals of pins
1934.
Specifications
Table 3-159 lists the specifications of the WATF board.
Table 3-159 Specifications of the WATF board
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H601WATF
18 mm x 289 mm x 97 mm
5.6 W
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It refers to insertion and removal of the components when the device

3.1 Board List

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3.21 TSSB/TSSC Board

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It manages the narrowband

The IPMB board can aggregate

It has a built-in splitter. The

It has a built-in splitter. The

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It has a built-in ADSL over

It has a built-in ISDN splitter.

It provides SHDSL access

It is the 32-port analog service

It is the 16-port analog service

16-port direct dial-in

It realizes the transparent

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8-port digital service

It is the 8-port digital service

E1 digital trunk board

It is the 16-port E1 digital trunk

4-port SHDSL and 4port E1 service board

It provides SHDSL access

It has a built-in splitter. It is hot

It has a built-in splitter. It is hot

It communicates with the host

It controls the fan speed and

It monitors and manages the

It provides +5 VDC, 5 VDC,

It transfers E1 signals of the

The EFTF transfer board

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It provides two clock input

It provides one HW port for

It supports the circuit test and

It transfers the E1 signals of the

The EFPF transfer board

Used in the HABD shelf.

Through the DB-68 port on the

It provides one test port, one

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It provides two test and alarm

It provides one environment

It supports the circuit test and

It extends subscriber signals to

It provides the wetting current

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