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MSTP PDH Fiber Optic Multiplexer
NIFT-i4ES

Fiber optic multiplexer provides 4/8xE1, 1x10/100Base-T Ethernet Interface , 1xRS-232 Interface and 1 line order-wire. The new generation fiber optic multiplexer could transmit 4/8xE1 data directly through optic fiber, and provides the steady transmission line for computers, routers etc.
NIFT-i4ES fiber optic multiplexer could be used for extending the transmission between distance two Fast Ethernet devices via fiber cable transparently without performance degradation.
Features
> Multi-service optic transmission platform
> Provides 4 or 8 E1 channels (2.048Mbps) and full
rate 100Mbps Ethernet channel
> Supports dual optical interface APS(Auto Protection Switch)
> Provides optical interface ALS(Automatic Laser Shutdown/Reduction)
> Built-in optical line clock and data recovery circuit( CDR).
> Provides 1 RS-232 channel, 1 SNMP management interface, 1 order-wire,telephone interface.
> Built-in digital E1 smoothing phase locked loop and
clock recovery circuit complies with ITU-T G.823 and G.742.
> Provides 1 100Base-T channel
> Ethernet: Auto-negotiation on Half / Full Duplex Mode and 10/100Mbps Dual Speed, Support VLAN Trunk |
> Supports flow control
> Provides function of concentrated supervision, alarming.
> Provides E1 path remote loop back control and remote alarm indication.
> Provides line LOF, 1E-3 and 1E-6 BER alarming, E1 LOS detection, coding error.
> Supports SNMP management system
> Independent products: 19 inch, 1U, small volume, light weight, easy to transport and install
> Stand alone style and card style product
> Provides different type of optical interfaces for different distances up to 40/80/120 km
> Card style product could be inserted into NIC-iRACK. |
Typical Application
Technical specification
System Capability:
> E1: 4 or 8
> Ethernet: 1
> RS-232:1(DB9);
> Network management:1(DB9);
> Extended Slot: 1
Optic Interface :
> Transmission rate :150M bit/s
> Wavelength: 1310 nm, 1550nm
> Transmission range: up to 120km
> Transmission line : Dual fiber; Single fiber
> Fiber optic interface : FC,SC
> Dual optical interface 1+1 selected
> ALS selected
> Coding: NRZ
RS-232 data Interface
> Type RS-232,asynchronous
> Connector:DB-9(male),share the some one with console Interface
> Rate:300~115200bps,auto-adjusting
Ethernet Interface :
> Standard: IEEE 802.3, 802.3u,
802.1q
> Speed: Full rate 100Mbit/s
> Mode: Auto-negotiation on Half/Full Duplex and 10/100Mbps speed
> Connector: RJ-45
> Frame Length:
64byte (Min)/1536byte (Max)
> MAC Address:8K
> MAC Address update:5 Minutes
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Alarm Information output:
> Connector:DB-9(male)
> Major alarm output:
Local E1 LOS and LOF, NOP
(Main),1E-3 alarm
> Minor alarm output: Local E1 1E-6 and remote alarm
> Maximum current: 50mA
> Voltage: 60V
Power Supply :
> 110V/220VAC:
Voltage:90V~260VAC
Frequency: 50Hz?%
Power consumption :<10W
> -48VDC:
Voltage:-36V~-72VDC
Power consumption:<8W
> +24VDC(selected):
Voltage: 18V~36VDC
Power consumption:<8W
G.703 Interface:
> Standard: ITU-T G.703, G.823
> Data transmission rate:
2.048Mbps +50ppm
> Coding:HDB3
> Connector :DB37(BNC, CC3, CC4 selected)
> Impedance:
75ΩNC/120Ω J-45
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Network Management Interface:
Console interface:
> Type:RS-232,asynchronous
> Connector:DB-9(male),share the some one with RS-232 data Interface
> Maximal speed:19200bps
> Function:IP address setting for SNMP management,need the SNMP management module
SNMP interface:
> Type:10Base-T
> Connector:RJ-45
> Function:General SNMP management,need the SNMP management module
Others:
> Dimension:
426mm(W)X44.45mm(H)
X219mm(L)
> Operation temperature:0~50Ω
> Storage temperature :-20~70Ω
> Humidity:5%~95%RH
(Non-condensing)
Plug-in Card Information:
V.35 module:
> Hot swap supported
> Use the 1st E1 channel
> Rate:NX64kbps,(N<32)
> Connector: DB-25 connector,
using OR530 adapter to offer m34 female connector
> Clock: Internal, external, recovery
Voice module:
> Provides 4 voice channels
> FXS and FXO signal model
> RJ-11 connector
> 1 to 1 cut through model
> Ring when pick up the phone |
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