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Octal LAN 10/100Base-TX Module with Mapper, E100-WAN-8

21.1  Module Description

21.1.1  Ethernet Features

21.1.2  SDH Features

21.1.3  Electrical Interfaces

21.1.4  LED Indicators

21.2  Configuration

21.2.1  Grooming Mode (2xFE + SMAP)

21.2.2  Normal Mode (8xFE +SMAP)

21.3  Power Consumption

21.4  External Interface

21.4.1  Description

21.4.2  Connector type

21.4.3  Compliance


Octal LAN 10/100Base-TX Module with Mapper, E100-WAN-8


21.1  Module Description

The module is a tributary module that supports both optical and electrical Ethernet interfaces, see Figure 21-1. The module contains 8 LAN Ethernet interfaces that support both 10Base-T and 100Base-TX according to the IEEE 802.3 specification. The interface supports both the half-duplex and the full-duplex modes.

The physical interface is RJ-45connectors. Every interface has two LED's, one LED indicates the link status and the other LED indicates the link speed. The module includes up to sixteen Ethernet to SDH mappers.

The module support both L1 and L2 services. It consists of the following functionality:

Ethernet features

SDH features

Optical interfaces

Electrical interfaces

LED indicators

Inventory EEPROM

Local power supply

Back plane interfaces

Figure 21-1 Octal LAN 10/100Base-TX Module with Mapper, E100-WAN-8

21.1.1  Ethernet Features

The module supports both L1 and L2 services. The number of physical interfaces is eight. They can be independent configured as electrical 10/100 Base-TX.

The policer performs the following functions:

Q in Q tunnelling of data

L2 control protocol tunneling

Internal connection between the physical interfaces, mapper and Ethernet switch

The module includes two Ethernet switches of which one is directly connected to the mapper. This switch and mapper provides eight mappers that can be used in a L2 solution.

The other Ethernet switch is connected to the policer. The mapper and physical interfaces are also connected to the policer.

The following options are available in the policer:

A physical interface can be connected to the mapper, via the policer, for a L1 service

A physical interface can be connected to the Ethernet switch, via the policer, for a L2 service

The port of the Ethernet switch can be connected to the mapper, via the policer, for an additional mapper.

Sixteen mappers are available if none of the physical interfaces are used.

21.1.2  SDH Features

The tributary module includes the following SDH functionality:

GFP-F encapsulation of Ethernet traffic

Support of Virtual Concatenation with VC-12-nV, where n=1.50, VC-4-nV, where n=1 and VC-3-nV, where n=1.3

Support for up to 16 independent mappers

Support for LCAS

AU4, TU-12/3 pointer interpretation/ generation and VC-12/4/3 termination

Alarm processing

21.1.3  Electrical Interfaces

The module supports up to eight electrical Ethernet interfaces. The interfaces support both 10 Base-T and 100 Base-TX.

21.1.4  LED Indicators

Visual indicators (LED's) provide the status of the module.

21.2  Configuration

In addition to the physical interfaces the module contains two 8 port Ethernet switches, connected together via the internal G-link interface towards the crossbar, and two 8 port mapper circuits. The module is configurable into two main operation modes:

Grooming mode

Normal mode

21.2.1  Grooming Mode (2xFE + SMAP)

In this operation mode physical port 1 and 2 (LAN ports) are connected to the Ethernet switch, physical port 3-8 is unused. The 14 remaining Ethernet switch ports (WAN ports are connected to the mapper circuits; two mapper circuits are left unconnected. In this configuration the module is intended for grooming of traffic from a large number of remotely located devices.

21.2.2  Normal Mode (8xFE +SMAP)

In this operation mode 8 of the Ethernet switch ports are connected to 8 mapper ports (WAN ports). The 8 physical interfaces can independently be configured to operate as a L1 port (LAN port), directly connected to one of the 8 mapper ports, or as a L2 port (LAN port), connected to one of the 8 Ethernet switch ports.

The mapper circuits supports the mapping functionality described in 5.2  Ethernet over SDH mapping, page 5-17.

The LAN and WAN ports offers the IP functionality described in 5.4  IP Features, page 5-24.

21.3  Power Consumption

The power consumption is 27,5 W.


Note Please see 2.6  Limitations - Module Configurations, page 2-9


21.4  External Interface

The following sub-sections describes the external interface.

21.4.1  Description

The interface is a 10Base-T and 100Base-TX Ethernet interface according to the IEEE 802.3 specification.

21.4.2  Connector type

The connectors are 8x RJ-45 Fast Ethernet

21.4.2.1  Pin Out

Pins available:

8x 8pin

Spare pins:

8x 4

LAN1 to LAN8 are numbered from lower left corner. Traffic and link status are indicated in a LED (light pipe) which is formed as an arrow, pointing on the actual port.

21.4.3  Compliance

Table 21-1 Compliance 10/100Base-T interface

Standard
Comment

ISO/IEC8877

MAU MDI connector

IEEE 802.3

Clause 14, Twisted pair MAU and baseband medium type 10BASE-T

Clause 25, PMD sublayer and baseband medium type 100BASE-TX

Clause 24, PCS and PMA sublayer, type 100BASE-X

Clause 28, Auto-negotiation on Twisted pair

ANSI X3.263:1995

Physical medium 100BASE-TX


10/100Base-T interface compliance is described in Table 21-1.


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