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Tellabs 1000 Special Services Application and Ordering Guide

June 2014 Version 1.0

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Tellabs Special Services Ordering Guide

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Table of contents

1 Overview: ........................................................................................................................ 3 2 Tellabs 1000 System – Features:................................................................................... 3 3 Tellabs 1000 Solutions ................................................................................................... 7 4 Network Configurations: ................................................................................................ 8 5 Network Topology: ....................................................................................................... 12 6 Tellabs 1000 Special Services Application Summary ............................................... 15 7 Appendix One: .............................................................................................................. 16 8 Appendix Two: Shelf Ordering Information .............................................................. 18

8.1 Tellabs 1000 – Detail Mechanical Product Information ............................................. 18 9 Appendix Three: Plug In Ordering Information .......................................................... 19

9.1 Tellabs 1000 – Detail Module Product Information ................................................... 19

REVISION HISTORY

Rev Date Author(s) Comments

1.0 06/02/2014 Tod Brinkerhoff Document Creation



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1 Overview:

Service Providers are faced with many complex challenges in their last mile access network. One of those challenges is the continued demand for business services. The second challenge is to provide the most cost effective infrastructure. First choice when “economically feasible” is to place fiber for the building entrance facility in lieu of copper. The third challenge is to continue providing and supporting business and residential services while many of their incumbent equipment providers have Manufacture Discontinued (MD’d) their product lines.

The difficult job for an OSP Planner and Engineer is to continue to provide these traditional TDM services while the clear network initiatives is to transition to an all IP Ethernet-centric Network. Tellabs also views the IP Network Transition as the preferred growth technology, however, the customer’s current needs must be also be met due to state PUC requirements and existing tariffs until this is modified or eliminated. Another challenge is that many of the customary technologies that were used in delivering traditional TDM services are now Manufacture Discontinued. The list of MD’d access equipment includes but is not limited to Alcatel-Lucent’s SLC96/SLC Series5/SLC2000 and Litespan, Zhone’s (Nortel) AccessNode, GenBand’s (Nortel) DMS1 Urban, Siemen’s AE914 and most recently Adtran’s TA1500. Adtran has also MD’d the TA1148 and TA1248, which are copper fed DSLAMs. The Tellabs 1000 Multi-Service Access Platform is a good choice for a low cost replacement of these technologies. Tellabs Access is committed to support our customers with the Tellabs 1000 with over 9,000 systems carrying traffic.

2 Tellabs 1000 System – Features:

The Tellabs 1000 MSAP, also known as the AccessMax, DMAX1120 and UMC1000 is a modern and flexible Integrated Multiservice Access Platform (IMAP). It can economically serve from as few as six to more than two thousand subscribers. Designed with a modular, building-block approach, the Tellabs1000 supports a variety of transmission media to provide service in a wide range of network topologies. The Tellabs 1000 uses state-of-the-art technologies to provide traditional and forward-looking subscriber services. The Tellabs 1000 family of products provides local loop voice, data, xDSL and Ethernet solutions. Each Tellabs 1000 product uniquely solves pressing service delivery needs. The Tellabs 1000 also provides legacy narrowband and wideband services while utilizing existing backhaul facilities, including fiber and T1/E1 or HDSL copper plant. The unique backplane design combines line card powering and heat dissipation technologies, delivering multiple high-density services. Tellabs equips a number of remote telecom cabinets with the Tellabs 1000 channel bank assembly that can provide the following:



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1. Full set of services on one platform (POTS, ADSL, VDSL, Ethernet, Specials, Hicaps, DS3) with full TSI capabilities to assign any service to any slot/port

2. High capacity OC3c, OC12c and GigE transport (software dependent) 3. SONET compliant OC3 for inter-terminal transport over SONET rings. The card

supports GR253 compliant SONET 1+1 Automatic Protection Switching (APS) 4. One set of fibers for all services. No need for separate fibers for each service type

delivered. 5. State of the art EMS – Panorama a fully robust EMS 6. Lowest cost Customer Premises Network Element providing a full set of required

services. Refer to appendix one for a detail list a. Locally Switched b. Locally Switched Specials c. Non-Locally Switched Services d. Non-Switched Service

7. Support for up to 112 DS1s and MI3 functionality. 8. Upgrade to IP with software and cards. FP16 offers GigE transport and uplink, 10/100

Ethernet services, VDSL2 and VDSL2 bonded services using PTM, ADSL2+ ATM services.



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3 Tellabs 1000 Solutions Local Exchange Terminal (CO) to Remote Service Terminal OSP CEV, HUT or Customer Premises:

Single shelf to full rack (8-shelf) deployments for POTS, Specials, Hi-Cap services Small shelf 1048 CBA – 10 service slots for POTS, Specials, Hi-Cap Services Small shelf 1048 Retrofit Kit – 10 service slots for POTS, Specials, Hi-Cap Services

Local Exchange Terminal in CO only

Single shelf to full rack (8-shelf) deployments for POTS, Specials, Hi-Cap Services Fiber-To-The-Business (FTTB) Customer Premises Remote Terminals:

100 Lines – RST – 100 Wall Mount 200 Lines – RST – 200 Wall Mount 200 Lines – RST – 200 Wall Mount Expansion Kit

See Appendix Two for shelf detailed descriptions and ordering information. See Appendix Three for Module detailed descriptions and ordering information. See Section Six for Module quantity of services offered. Contact your regional Sales representative for a detail quote or pricing information as shown below:

Name Title Office Cell Email Marcus Bellard

Executive Account Manager - West 210.481.7595 210.863.2114 [email protected]

Phillip Gardner Account Manager -

Northwest 604.377.4460 [email protected]

Mike Kavanagh Executive Account

Manager - East 770.265.3552 [email protected]

Monty Morales Executive Account Manager - Central 225.316.1719 225.316.1719 [email protected]

Tod Brinkerhoff Sales Engineering

Director 908.964.2855 908.930.7937 [email protected]

Ron Franklin Senior Sales

Engineer – West 707.217.9218 [email protected]

Carter Gaddis Senior Sales

Engineer – Central 972.439.4819 [email protected]



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4 Network Configurations: A Tellabs 1000 Linear Chain configuration can extend five transport spans deep from the LET with up to 32 total remote terminals. In this configuration, the LET resides in the Central Office with the switch. The RST, which resides in a remote cabinet, in a rack, in a CEV, or on a subscriber’s premises, delivers an array of services. See Figure 1.

Figure 1.



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A Tellabs 1000 Star configuration can connect directly to up to 32 RSTs, five transport spans deep. In this configuration, the LET resides in the Central Office with the switch. The RST, which resides in a remote cabinet, in a rack, in a CEV, or on a subscriber’s premises, delivers an array of services. See Figure 2.

Figure 2.



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The Tellabs 1000 system is ideal for co-location because it delivers all the critical voice services, as well as ISDN, DDS, 2-wire and 4-wire specials, Pay/Coin service, T1, HDSL, ADSL, and VDSL in any combination, all from a single shelf. It then concentrates voice and data traffic, providing for efficient use of transport facilities. See Figure 3.

Figure 3.



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An alternate application for D4 CBA replacement is to deploy a Tellabs 1000 as a standalone LET channel bank, either as a single shelf or up to 8 individual shelves in a single bay. All that is required per shelf are redundant CPU3 and L-PSU common cards with an optional MTU or DBP card for metallic testing. Then you can install up to 4-T1x (non-powered) cards to support up to 96 DSOs per shelf. There are 21 slots available to place any POTS or Special Service cards required. These shelves can be installed in the CO cabled directly to the MDF and DSX-1, an RT cabled directly to Krone Blocks or Protector Blocks and mux or a combination of both. See Figure 3A.

Figure 3A.



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5 Network Topology: The following are examples of network deployments to provide voice and data service in the above mentioned configurations. Although many of these show POTS cards, the same applies for any DSO, DS1, DS3 or Ethernet service. With the exception of deploying Ethernet using GigE uplink cards being required to be placed in slots 12/13 of the CBA, the first 22 slots are considered universal slots for any service type. In any of these topologies, the transport can be fiber or copper fed. The Linear chain example shows the extension of an LET to multiple RSTs in a drop and continue configuration with a single shelf solution using a mixture of fiber and copper. It is always best to use fiber when available. The LET is connected via fiber to RST1 with RST1 to RST2 and RST2 to RST3 via copper feed. Each RST’s DS0s are mapped to particular LET T1X cards for delivery to a local Digital Cross-Connect system (DCS) or mux to be distributed to the ultimate end location. The TSI functionality allows any RST DSO to be assigned to any LET T1X. In some Service Provider’s networks, the placement of plugs will depend upon OSS restrictions or models. The caution with this configuration is any break on an upstream transport link will sever service to the trailing RSTs. See Figure 4.

Figure 4.



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The Star example shows the extension of an LET directly connected to multiple RSTs with a single shelf solution. The LET is directly connected via fiber to RST1, RST2 and RST3 via fiber. Each RST’s DS0s are mapped to particular LET T1X cards for delivery to a local Digital Cross-Connect system (DCS) or mux to be distributed to the ultimate end location. The TSI functionality allows any RST DSO to be assigned to any LET T1X. In some Service Provider’s networks, the placement of plugs will depend upon OSS restrictions or models. With this configuration, any transport link cut will only affect the RST directly connected to the LET. See Figure 5

Figure 5.



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The Star example shows the extension of an LET directly connected to multiple RSTs with a multi-shelf solution. The LET is directly connected via fiber to RST1, RST2 and RST3 via fiber. This configuration allows for greater bandwidth on a per LET shelf basis as well as additional slots if more universal/local MDF connections are required. Each RST’s DS0s are mapped to particular LET T1X cards for delivery to a local Digital Cross-Connect system (DCS) or mux to be distributed to the ultimate end location. The TSI functionality allows any RST DSO to be assigned to any LET T1X. In some Service Provider’s networks, the placement of plugs will depend upon OSS restrictions or models. With this configuration, any transport link cut will only affect the RST directly connected to the LET. See Figure 6

Figure 6.



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6 Tellabs 1000 Special Services Application Summary Tellabs has provided special services on the Tellabs 1000 since its inception. Tellabs continues to re-spin the Tellabs 1000 modules to improve the performance of the card as well as deal with part obsolescence. Many of these cards have been used since the early 1990s so components naturally become obsolete and component vendors leave the business. Tellabs continues to insure that the Tellabs 1000 is a viable product for our customers’ networks and will find other component vendors to supply the most cost effective parts. However, sometimes Tellabs must also re-spin Network Element software to keep up with these changes. These are not new loads, but dot (.) releases to our ATM load (FP10.0) and Ethernet load (FP16.0).



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7 Appendix One: This chart is provided to assist the Planner / Engineer prepare for the upcoming Adtran TA1500 MD expected by the end of 2014. This product had been the mainstay in many service providers’ network to use as a D4 CBA replacement or Special Services delivery platform. For those customers that use the Telcordia suite of software, the Tellabs 1000 is fully OSMINE compliant.



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8 Appendix Two: Shelf Ordering Information

8.1 Tellabs 1000 – Detail Mechanical Product Information Below is a basic list of shelves, fan assemblies and intrabay cables used to provide service. The same units are used whether configured as an LET or RST. Shelves and Accessories 0310-1867 SBPQABF Fan Tellabs 1000 Fan Tray Installation Kit 0210-0131 Cover Tellabs 1000 Front Cover Kit 0215-0009 Mounting Bracket Tellabs 1000 Projection Mount Adaptor Kit (23" BY

5") 0210-0138 Shelf (wired) TLAB1000V2 Backplane Wire Wrap (no cable stubs) 0210-0137 Shelf (conn) TLAB1000V2 Backplane Connectorized 0410-0003 EBF 3 Expansion Bank Fibers - 3 meter (1 required per

ELU) 0410-0006 EBF 10 Expansion Bank Fibers - 10 meter (1 required per

ELU) 0410-0245 EBF 3 BB Broadband Expansion Bank Fibers - 3 meter (1

required per ELU-3) 0410-0247 EBF 10 BB Broadband Expansion Bank Fibers - 10 meter (1

required per ELU-3) 0410-0052 MTU I/F Metallic Test Unit Interface Cable (daisy chain to

expansion shelves) 0310-1932 RAI Wire Kit Remote Alarm Interface Wiring Kit 0310-2120 Wall Mount Tellabs 1000 Wall Mount Kit 0220-0134 FTTB RST-100 Wall

Mount with Protector Shelf, Fan, Wall Mount Bracket, Cabling, Corning 24 fiber cabinet, Protector Panel and LPK23-VV 12 AH LP System

0220-0135 FTTB RST-100 Wall Mount without Protector

Shelf, Fan, Wall Mount Bracket, Cabling, Corning 24 fiber cabinet and LPK23-VV 12 AH LP System

0220-0137 FTTB RST-200 Wall Mount with Protector

Shelf (2), Fan, Wall Mount Bracket, Cabling, Corning 24 fiber cabinet, Protector Panel and LPK23-VV 12 AH LP System

0220-0138 FTTB RST-200 Wall Mount without Protector

Shelf (2), Fan, Wall Mount Bracket, Cabling, Corning 24 fiber cabinet and LPK23-VV 12 AH LP System

0220-0139 FTTB RST-Expansion Kit with Protector

Shelf, Fan, Wall Mount Bracket, Cabling, Protector Panel and LPK23-VV 12 AH LP System

0220-0140 FTTB RST-Expansion Kit without Protector

Shelf, Fan, Wall Mount Bracket, Cabling and LPK23-VV 12 AH LP System

0210-0129 Shelf RSC 1048 Shelf 8650-1211 Fan RSC 1048 Fan Assembly 0320-1448 RSC 1048 Retrofit Kit Shelf, Fan, Mounting Bracket, Cabling 0310-1807 EMAX Plus retrofit Kit

with Protector Shelf, Fan Brackets, Cabling, Protector Panel and Power Harnesses for third party cabinets

0310-1808 EMAX Plus retrofit kit without Protector

Shelf, Fan, Brackets, Cabling, and Power Harnesses for third party cabinets



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9 Appendix Three: Plug In Ordering Information

9.1 Tellabs 1000 – Detail Module Product Information Common Control Units 0101-0025 SBCTA24 CPU-3 Central Processor 0101-0008 SBCTEF0 DLP Data Link Processor 0101-0043 SBC3BA0 IPMI-3 Internet Protocol Management Interface 0101-0078 SBPUA05 L-PSU Local Exchange Power Supply Unit 0101-0082 SBP1AAC R-PSU Remote Subscriber Power Supply 0101-0007 SBPUCC1 N-PSU Network Subscriber Power Supply 0101-0004 SBTEAAA MTU Metallic Test Unit (required for fGTE 4TEL testing) 0101-0018 SBTEAAF OSI Operations System Interface 0101-0023 SBLSTL2 DBP Digital Bypass Pair Unit 0110-0119 SBCPKMF RAI Remote Alarm Interface 0101-0032 SBTCLP0 ETI External Timing Interface 0101-0028 SBCTCBN ELU Expansion Link Unit 0101-0029 SBCTBBN EBC Expansion Bank Control 0101-0069 SBCTCXB EBC-3+ Broadband Expansion Link Unit 0101-0046 SBCTBXB ELU-3 Broadband Expansion Bank Control Unit Transceivers 0120-0162 SBUIAEP GBE222 GBE222 UPLINK/TRANSPORT CARD 0410-0447 SFP GIGE SX 0410-0448 SFP GIGE LX 0410-0467 SFP GIGE ZX 0120-0133 SBHSG7V OC3C-XCVR OC3C Fiber Optic Transceiver (SC) - to RST/LET 0120-0166 SBUIAFL OC12C-XCVR OC12C Fiber Optic Transceiver (SC) - to RST/LET 0120-0153 SBT1MS0 OC3 OC3 Fiber Optic Transceiver (SC) - SONET 0120-0148 SBHSW90 DS3 T3 Channelized or Intact (non-powered) 0120-0123 SBTCH15 TIX-XCVR T1 Transceiver (non-power) 0120-0122 SBTCH24 TI- XCVR T1 Transceiver (Powered) 0120-0152* SBT1NNL T1HD2-XCVR T1 HDSL2 TRANSCEIVER (ADTRAN) (powered) 0120-0150* SBT1LN0 T1HD4-XCVR T1 HDSL4 TRANSCEIVER (ADTRAN) (powered) 0120-0147* SBT1LR0 T1HD2-XCVR T1 HDSL2 TRANSCEIVER (ADTRAN) (powered) 0120-0151* SBT1NN0 T1HD4-XCVR T1 HDSL4 TRANSCEIVER (ADTRAN) (powered) *Customer dependent on which version to order Service Cards 0110-0150 SBLSAU0 L-POTS LET POTS Channel Unit 0110-0098 SBLSPN4 L-ISDN LET ISDN Unit 0110-0118 SBLSGVW L-PAY LET Pay Phone Channel Unit 0110-0095 SBLSDB3 L-UVG LET Universal Voice Grade Channel Unit 0110-0140 SBLSKS0 L-EBS LET ELECTRONIC BUS.SET CHNL.UNIT



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0101-0064 SBC2450 MCU-AFC METALLIC CHANNEL UNIT - Alarm Card 0110-0236 SBC3MME SS 2/4 SPECIAL SERVICES 2W/4W (FX, DID, ETO, PLAR) 0110-0238

SBL1NRJ E&M E&M CHANNEL UNIT - DX SIGNALING & POST EQUALIZATION

0110-0147 SBLSJE9 TO -2 wire Transmission Only (2 wire) Unit 0110-0147 SBLSJE9 TO-4 wire Transmission Only (4 Wire) Unit 0120-0123 SBTCH15 TIX T1 Transceiver (non-power) - Fractional T1 0110-0192 SBTCHH2 T1A T1 Async Channel Unit (powered) 0110-0193 SBTCHG3 T1AX T1 Async Channel Unit (non-power) 0110-0139 SBLSMR0 DSO-DP Digital Signal Zero Data Port - 56k 0110-0275 SBUIAF4 ADSL2+6+6B ADSL2+ 6+6 WITH BONDING VERSION 2 ANSI 0110-0271 SBUIAFA ADSL2+6+0B ADSL2+ 6+0 WITH BONDING VERSION 2 ANSI 0110-0265 SBUIAET VDSL2 6+6B VDSL2 6+6 With Bonding 0110-0148 SBL1WXP R-POTS RST POTS Channel Unit 0110-0222 SBC2TU9 R-UVG RST Universal Voice Grade Channel Unit 0110-0246 SBL1TUM R-ISDN R-ISDN (2) 0110-0233 SBC2230 R-PAY RST Payphone Channel Unit 0110-0274 SBCUAAP R-EBS SL RST Electronic Business Set (P-Phone) 0110-0069 SBLSNH8 OCU-DP Office Channel Unit Data Port (56KB) 0110-0269 SBUIAF5 ES10/100 10/100 ETHERNET INTERFACE 0410-0464 SFP 100BASE-FX 0410-0463 SFP 100BASE-LX10 optics 0410-0465 SFP 100BASE-T Copper


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