Cyan Z22, Z33, Z77, Z Series, L-AMP Engineering And Planning Manual

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Z-Series

Engineering and Planning Guide

Release 5.0 Cyan, Inc. 2013

Cyan Z-Series Engineering and Planning Guide Release 5.0

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Naming Conventions

Throughout this guide, a standardized system is used to identify various functions or to stress importance to the reader.

Important! — Information that must be seriously considered.

Note: Special suggestions, advice, or information that should be seriously considered.

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Before you work on any equipment, be aware of the hazards involved with electrical circuitry

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

a moderate level of awareness. There is a moderate level of danger to

Before you work on any equipment, be aware of the hazards involved with electrical circuitry

rings, necklaces, bracelets, key chains, metal wristwatches, and apparel with metal buttons).

1 and AS/NZS 3260) should be

be accessed only through the use of a special tool, lock and key, or other means of security.

A copy of the installation documents and the list of accessories can be found in CyLibrary in

Safety Symbols and Labels

Read and understand all warning labels before working with equipment.

Warning

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

This warning symbol means danger. You are in a situation that could cause bodily injury.

Caution

and be familiar with standard practices for preventing accidents.

Environment requires yourself or others.

Laser Equipment Present

Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Sensitive Equipment

Safety and Compliance Information

Warning

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

This warning symbol means danger. You are in a situation that could cause bodily injury.

Warning

Warning Installation of the equipment must comply with local and national electrical codes.

Warning

and be familiar with standard practices for preventing accidents.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Before working on the equipment, remove conductive clothing and jewelry (for example:

Conductive items can cause serious burns or weld the metal object to the terminals.

Only trained and qualified personnel (as defined in IEC 60950allowed to install, replace, or service this equipment.

This unit is intended for installation in restricted access areas. A restricted access area can

Read the installation directions before connecting the system to the power source or installing the modules and the accessories which are intended to be used only with Cyan Optical Packet system.

Cyan Central at http://cyaninc.com/resources/compliance.

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Do not perform cabling on an electrically live system. Before performing any of the following

protection to be provided as part of the facility. Install only

shelf assembly. Failure to ensure rack stability may cause the rack to tip over.

Never use the cable management guide to lift the chassis. This is NOT the intended purpose

Ensure that all power wiring is sufficient for the load carried to the shelf assembly. All wiring and installation must be in accordance with local building and electrical codes acceptable to

an electrician if you are uncertain that suitable grounding is

integral circuit protection.

Warning

Warning A readily accessible two-poled disconnect device must be incorporated in the fixed wiring.

Warning

procedures, ensure that power is removed from the DC circuit.

No user serviceable parts are contained inside. Contact the manufacturer regarding service of this equipment.

This device requires short-circuit in accordance with national and local wiring regulations.

The copper RJ-45 SFP modules are suitable for connection only to shielded Ethernet intra-building cabling grounded at both ends.

Do not work on the system, or connect or disconnect cables during periods of lightning activity.

Do not stack the chassis on any other equipment. If the chassis falls, it can cause severe bodily injury and equipment damage.

Stability hazard. The rack must be stabilized or bolted to the floor before you mount this

To prevent bodily harm when mounting or servicing this device in a rack, you must ensure that the shelf remains stable. The Following guidelines are provided to ensure your safety:

• This unit should be mounted at the bottom of the rack if it is the only unit in the rack.

• When mounting this unit in a partially filled rack, load the rack from bottom to the

top with the heaviest component at the bottom of the rack.

• If the rack is provided with stabilizing devices, install the stabilizers before mounting or servicing the unit in the rack.

Warning

of the cable guide. Personal injury and/or damage to the Z22 shelf assembly may result.

Warning

the authorities in the countries where the equipment is installed and used.

This equipment must be grounded. Never defeat the ground conductor or operate the equipment in the absence of a suitably installed ground conductor. Contact the appropriate electrical inspection authority or

Warning

available.

When installing or replacing the unit, the ground connection must always be made first and disconnected last.

This unit might have more than one power supply connection. All connections must be removed to de-energize the unit.

For connections outside the building where the equipment is installed, the 10/100/1000 Ethernet ports must be connected through an approved network termination unit with

Warning

Operating this equipment in an area that exceeds ambient air temperature of 50° C / 120° F will result in overheating.

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regulations.

the Hungarian EMC Class A requirements (MSZEN55022). Class A equipment is designed for

irements for industrial use. The seller

or buyer should be aware of this. If this type was sold or purchased by mistake, it should be

Environment requires a moderate level of awareness. There is a moderate level of danger to

Warning

Operating I-Temp equipment in an area that exceeds ambient air temperature of 65° C / 149° F will result in overheating.

Ultimate disposal of this product should be handled according to all national laws and

Connect the unit only to DC power source that complies with the safety extra-low voltage (SELV) requirements in IEC 60950-based safety standards.

This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference, in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.

This is a Class A product based on the standard of the VCCI Council. If this equipment is used in a domestic environment, radio interference may occur, in which case, the user may be required to take corrective actions.

This equipment is a class A product and should be used and installed properly according to

typical commercial establishments for which special conditions of installation and protection distance are used.

This is a Class A Information Product. When used in residential environment, it may cause radio frequency interference, under such circumstances, the user may be requested to take appropriate countermeasures.

This is a Class A Device and is registered for EMC requ

Warning

replaced with a residential-use type.

Air Management Boards are required to meet EMI certification standards. Air Management Boards must be installed to cover all unused slots.

Caution

yourself or others.

Caution

Caution Keep all ventilation openings clear and unobstructed.

Caution To prevent damage, do NOT install or remove XFP/SFP transceivers with cables attached.

Caution

To avoid damage to the Z22 shelf, the fan module should not be removed for longer than 60 seconds from an operating system.

The Air Management Boards are essential to proper cooling of the shelf assembly. Air Management Boards must be installed over all unused slot openings to prevent damage

Caution

from overheating.

Do not apply power to the unit until you complete all installation steps and check the continuity of the battery and battery return. When terminating power, return, and frame ground, do not use soldering lug connectors, push-in connectors, quick-connect

Caution Star washers must be used for anti-rotation on all power and ground fasteners.

Caution Use copper conductors only.

connectors, or other friction-fit connectors.

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OSP environment, the appropriate hardened modules must be used and DC power interfaces

Some Cyan shelf components are Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) sensitive devices. Conform

area is likely to cause harmful interference, in which case, the user will be required to correct

Caution

Note

This equipment is suitable for installation in Network Telecommunications Facilities, Customer Premises, and OSPs. If this equipment is installed in a Customer Premise or an

must be connected to DC power via a proper fuse panel.

The intra-building port(s) of the equipment or sub-assembly is suitable for connection to intra building or unexposed wiring or cabling only. The intra-building port(s) of the equipment or sub-assembly MUST NOT be metallically connected to interfaces that connect to the Outside Plant (OSP) or its wiring. These interfaces are designed for use as intra-building interfaces only (Type 2 or Type 4 ports as described in GR-1089-CORE, Issue

4) and require isolation from the exposed OSP cabling. The addition of Primary Protectors is not sufficient protection in order to connect these interfaces metallically to OSP wiring.

This equipment is intended to be grounded to a Common Bonding Network per GR-CORE

1089. Ensure that the host is connected to earth ground during normal use.

Hazard Level 1M Laser radiation. Do not view directly with non-attenuating optical instruments.

This product may employ Class 1M SFP or XFP. Check pluggable transceiver label for laser classification.

to the following rules:

• Observe standard precautions for handling ESD-sensitive devices.

• Assume that all solid-state electronic devices are ESD-sensitive.

• Ensure that you are grounded with a grounded wrist strap or equivalent while

working with ESD-sensitive devices.

• Transport, store, and handle ESD-sensitive devices in static-safe environments.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential

Note

the interference at own expense.

The battery return connection is treated as DC-isolated (DC-I), as defined in Telcordia GR-1089-CORE Issue 3.

Note This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.

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Safety Symbols and Labels ......................................................................................................................... 4

Safety and Compliance Information .......................................................................................................... 4

New in this Release .................................................................................................................................... 21

Chapter 1: Cyan Z-Series Shelves ........................................................................................................ 23

1.1 Cyan Z22 Shelf............................................................................................................................... 23

1.1.1 Z22 Shelf Description .............................................................................................................. 24

1.1.2 Z22 Card Installation Guidelines ............................................................................................. 25

1.1.3 CEMi Controller Card: +24 Volt ............................................................................................. 26

1.1.4 Z22 Physical ............................................................................................................................ 26

1.1.5 Z22 External Timing ................................................................................................................ 27

1.1.6 Z22 Alarms .............................................................................................................................. 27

1.1.7 Z22 Shelf Power ...................................................................................................................... 28

1.2 Cyan Z33 Shelf............................................................................................................................... 29

1.2.1 Z33 Shelf Description .............................................................................................................. 31

1.2.2 Z33 Line Card Configuration Guidelines ................................................................................ 32

1.2.3 Common Equipment Module (CEMi) ..................................................................................... 33

1.2.4 Z33 Timing .............................................................................................................................. 35

1.2.5 Z33 Alarms .............................................................................................................................. 36

1.2.6 Z33 Shelf Power ...................................................................................................................... 36

1.2.7 Z33 Physical ............................................................................................................................ 37

1.3 Cyan Z77 Shelf v2 .......................................................................................................................... 37

1.3.1 Z77 Card Installation Guidelines ............................................................................................. 40

1.3.2 Z77 Power ................................................................................................................................ 41

1.3.3 Z77 Physical ............................................................................................................................ 41

1.3.4 Z77 Timing .............................................................................................................................. 41

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1.3.5 Z77 Management ..................................................................................................................... 41

1.4 Cyan L-AMP Shelf ......................................................................................................................... 42

1.4.1 L-AMP Shelf Pinouts .............................................................................................................. 43

1.4.2 L-AMP Interfaces .................................................................................................................... 44

1.4.3 L-AMP OSC Specifications..................................................................................................... 45

1.4.4 L-AMP Features ...................................................................................................................... 45

1.4.5 L-AMP Applications ............................................................................................................... 45

1.4.6 L-AMP Physical ...................................................................................................................... 45

1.4.7 L-AMP Power .......................................................................................................................... 46

1.4.8 L-AMP Compliance ................................................................................................................. 46

Chapter 2: Z-Series Line Cards, Modules, Optics, and Optical Protection ..................................... 47

2.1 LAD Modules ................................................................................................................................. 49

2.1.1 Functional Interfaces................................................................................................................ 56

2.1.2 LAD OSC Specifications ......................................................................................................... 57

2.1.3 Management ............................................................................................................................ 57

2.1.4 Physical .................................................................................................................................... 57

2.1.5 Power ....................................................................................................................................... 58

2.1.6 Environmental .......................................................................................................................... 58

2.1.7 LAD Module Wavelength Assignments .................................................................................. 58

2.1.8 LAD-2P and LAD-8i 1310nm Add/Drop Port ........................................................................ 60

2.1.9 LAD-2G 1550nm Add/Drop Port ............................................................................................ 60

2.1.10 Compliance / Safety ................................................................................................................. 60

2.2 DTM-8 and DTM-8G Transponder Modules ................................................................................. 61

2.2.1 DTM-8/DTM-8G System Requirements ................................................................................. 64

2.2.2 Applications ............................................................................................................................. 64

2.2.3 DTM-8

Interfaces .................................................................................................................... 64

2.2.4 DTM-8G Interfaces ................................................................................................................. 64

2.2.5 DTM-8/DTM-8G Management ............................................................................................... 65

2.2.6 DTM-8/DTM-8G Physical ...................................................................................................... 65

2.2.7 DTM-8/DTM-8G Power .......................................................................................................... 65

2.2.8 DTM-8/DTM-8G Environmental ............................................................................................ 65

2.2.9 DTM-8/DTM-8G Compliance / Safety ................................................................................... 65

2.3 2.5G-LME4 Multiplex-Transponder Module ................................................................................. 66

2.3.1 System Requirements .............................................................................................................. 67

2.3.2 Interfaces .................................................................................................................................. 67

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2.3.3 Management ............................................................................................................................ 68

2.3.4 Physical .................................................................................................................................... 68

2.3.5 Power ....................................................................................................................................... 68

2.3.6 Environmental .......................................................................................................................... 68

2.3.7 Compliance / Safety ................................................................................................................. 68

2.4 PME-412 Packet Multiplexer Module ........................................................................................... 69

2.4.1 Synchronous Ethernet .............................................................................................................. 71

2.4.2 System Requirements .............................................................................................................. 71

2.4.3 PME-412 Ethernet Services, OAM, QoS, and Synchronization .............................................. 71

2.4.4 PME-412 Capacity ................................................................................................................... 72

2.4.5 Optical Transport ..................................................................................................................... 73

2.4.6 Interfaces .................................................................................................................................. 73

2.4.7 Management ............................................................................................................................ 73

2.4.8 Physical .................................................................................................................................... 73

2.4.9 Power ....................................................................................................................................... 74

2.4.10 Environmental .......................................................................................................................... 74

2.4.11 Standards.................................................................................................................................. 74

2.4.12 Compliance / Safety ................................................................................................................. 74

2.5 PME-216i Packet Multiplexer Module .......................................................................................... 75

2.5.1 Synchronous Ethernet .............................................................................................................. 78

2.5.2 System Requirements .............................................................................................................. 78

2.5.3 PME-216i Ethernet Services, OAM, QoS, and Synchronization ............................................ 78

2.5.4 PME-216i Capacity ................................................................................................................. 79

2.5.5 Standards.................................................................................................................................. 80

2.5.6 Optical Transport ..................................................................................................................... 80

2.5.7 Interfaces .................................................................................................................................. 80

2.5.8 Manag

ement ............................................................................................................................ 81

2.5.9 Physical .................................................................................................................................... 81

2.5.10 Power ....................................................................................................................................... 81

2.5.11 Environmental .......................................................................................................................... 81

2.5.12 Compliance / Safety ................................................................................................................. 81

2.6 PSW-10G10 Packet Module .......................................................................................................... 82

2.6.1 System Requirements .............................................................................................................. 85

2.6.2 Ethernet Services and Standards .............................................................................................. 85

2.6.3 Optical Transport ..................................................................................................................... 85

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2.6.4 Interfaces .................................................................................................................................. 85

2.6.5 Management ............................................................................................................................ 85

2.6.6 Physical .................................................................................................................................... 85

2.6.7 Power ....................................................................................................................................... 86

2.6.8 Environmental .......................................................................................................................... 86

2.6.9 Compliance / Safety ................................................................................................................. 86

2.7 PSW-618 Packet Module ............................................................................................................... 87

2.7.1 System Requirements .............................................................................................................. 89

2.7.2 Ethernet Services and Standards .............................................................................................. 89

2.7.3 Optical Transport ..................................................................................................................... 89

2.7.4 Interfaces .................................................................................................................................. 89

2.7.5 Management ............................................................................................................................ 89

2.7.6 Physical .................................................................................................................................... 90

2.7.7 Power ....................................................................................................................................... 90

2.7.8 Environmental .......................................................................................................................... 90

2.7.9 Compliance / Safety ................................................................................................................. 90

2.8 TSW-10G10 Packet Aggregation and Transport Module .............................................................. 91

2.8.1 System Requirements .............................................................................................................. 92

2.8.2 Interfaces and Optical Transport .............................................................................................. 92

2.8.3 Management ............................................................................................................................ 93

2.8.4 Physical .................................................................................................................................... 93

2.8.5 Power ....................................................................................................................................... 93

2.8.6 Environmental .......................................................................................................................... 93

2.8.7 Compliance / Safety ................................................................................................................. 93

2.9 LAC-8 Lambda Aggregator Module .............................................................................................. 94

2.9.1 System Requirements .............................................................................................................. 94

2.9.2 Functional Interfaces................................................................................................................ 94

2.9.3 Manag

ement ............................................................................................................................ 95

2.9.4 Physical .................................................................................................................................... 95

2.9.5 Power ....................................................................................................................................... 95

2.9.6 Environmental .......................................................................................................................... 95

2.9.7 LAC-8 Wavelength Assignments ............................................................................................ 95

2.9.8 Compliance / Safety ................................................................................................................. 96

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2.10 LAC-4P Lambda Aggregator CWDM Terminal Multiplexer ........................................................ 97

2.11 SFT-8 Module Transponder Module .............................................................................................. 98

2.11.1 System Requirements ............................................................................................................ 100

2.11.2 Functional Interfaces.............................................................................................................. 100

2.11.3 Management .......................................................................................................................... 100

2.11.4 Physical .................................................................................................................................. 100

2.11.5 Power ..................................................................................................................................... 100

2.11.6 Environmental ........................................................................................................................ 101

2.11.7 Compliance / Safety ............................................................................................................... 101

2.12 SFT-10G16 Multi-Rate Transponder Module .............................................................................. 102

2.12.1 SFT-10G16 Applications ....................................................................................................... 104

2.12.2 System Requirements ............................................................................................................ 104

2.12.3 Management .......................................................................................................................... 104

2.12.4 Physical .................................................................................................................................. 104

2.12.5 Power ..................................................................................................................................... 104

2.12.6 Environmental ........................................................................................................................ 104

2.12.7 Compliance / Safety ............................................................................................................... 104

2.13 DTM-100G Transponder Module ................................................................................................ 105

2.13.1 System Requirements ............................................................................................................ 107

2.13.2 DTM-100G Applications ....................................................................................................... 107

2.13.3 Interfaces ................................................................................................................................ 107

2.13.4 Optical Transport ................................................................................................................... 108

2.13.5 Management .......................................................................................................................... 108

2.13.6 Physical .................................................................................................................................. 108

2.13.7 Power ..................................................................................................................................... 108

2.13.8 Environmental ........................................................................................................................ 108

2.13.9 Co

mpliance / Safety ............................................................................................................... 109

2.14 MSE-1482 Multiservice SONET/SDH Aggregation/ Transport .................................................. 110

2.14.1 Applications ........................................................................................................................... 114

2.14.2 System Requirements ............................................................................................................ 114

2.14.3 Functional Interfaces.............................................................................................................. 114

2.14.4 GbE Support .......................................................................................................................... 114

2.14.5 Timing / Synchronization ...................................................................................................... 114

2.14.6 Management .......................................................................................................................... 114

2.14.7 Physical .................................................................................................................................. 115

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2.14.8 Power ..................................................................................................................................... 115

2.14.9 Environmental ........................................................................................................................ 115

2.14.10 Compliance / Safety ........................................................................................................... 115

2.15 FLX-216i Multi-Rate OTN Muxponder Module ......................................................................... 116

2.15.1 System Requirements ............................................................................................................ 117

2.15.2 Applications ........................................................................................................................... 118

2.15.3 Interfaces ................................................................................................................................ 118

2.15.4 OTN Multiplexing and Cross-Connect Formats .................................................................... 118

2.15.5 Optical Transport ................................................................................................................... 118

2.15.6 Management .......................................................................................................................... 118

2.15.7 Physical .................................................................................................................................. 118

2.15.8 Power ..................................................................................................................................... 118

2.15.9 Environmental ........................................................................................................................ 119

2.15.10 Compliance / Safety ........................................................................................................... 119

2.16 WSS-402 and WSS-404 Wavelength Selective Switch ............................................................... 120

2.16.1 WSS DWDM Specifications ................................................................................................. 126

2.16.2 WSS OSC Specifications ....................................................................................................... 127

2.16.3 System Requirements ............................................................................................................ 127

2.16.4 Physical .................................................................................................................................. 127

2.16.5 Power ..................................................................................................................................... 127

2.16.6 Environmental ........................................................................................................................ 127

2.16.7 WSS/AWG-40 Wavelength Assignments ............................................................................. 128

2.16.8 Compliance / Safety ............................................................................................................... 128

2.17 Broadband Operating System Supervisor .................................................................................... 129

2.17.1 Shelf Compatibility ................................................................................................................ 130

2.17.2 CPU........................................................................................................................................ 130

2.17.3 RAM

...................................................................................................................................... 130

2.17.4 Timing.................................................................................................................................... 130

2.17.5 Craft ....................................................................................................................................... 130

2.17.6 Physical .................................................................................................................................. 130

2.17.7 Power ..................................................................................................................................... 130

2.17.8 Compliance ............................................................................................................................ 130

2.17.9 Electrical ................................................................................................................................ 131

2.18 BOSS Termination Module .......................................................................................................... 131

2.18.1 Shelf Compatibility ................................................................................................................ 133

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2.18.2 Physical .................................................................................................................................. 133

2.18.3 Timing.................................................................................................................................... 133

2.19 Line Card SYNC LED ................................................................................................................. 134

2.20 Ring Closure Modules .................................................................................................................. 135

2.21 XC-2800 Switch Fabric Modules ................................................................................................. 135

2.21.1 XC-2800 Applications ........................................................................................................... 137

2.21.2 System Requirements ............................................................................................................ 137

2.21.3 Capacity and Throughput....................................................................................................... 137

2.21.4 Redundancy and Protection ................................................................................................... 137

2.21.5 Physical .................................................................................................................................. 137

2.21.6 Power ..................................................................................................................................... 137

2.22 Optical Protection Groups ............................................................................................................ 138

2.22.1 Optical Protection Groups Equipment ................................................................................... 138

2.22.2 Optical Protection Groups – Rules and Guidelines ............................................................... 140

2.23 Optical Protection Switch ............................................................................................................. 141

2.23.1 1+1 Protection ........................................................................................................................ 141

2.23.2 Switching Modes ................................................................................................................... 142

2.23.3 Local or Remote Operation.................................................................................................... 142

2.23.4 OPS Specifications ................................................................................................................ 143

2.24 XFP, SFP, and SFP+ Transceivers ............................................................................................... 143

Chapter 3: Optical Link Design .......................................................................................................... 145

3.1 DWDM XFP Specifications with GFEC ...................................................................................... 145

3.2 LAD Modules ............................................................................................................................... 146

3.3 Dispersion Compensation Modules.............................................................................................. 151

Chapter 4: Application Configurations ............................................................................................. 153

4.1 App 1: OC-192/STM-64/10GbE (10G λ) transport ..................................................................... 155

4.1.1 10G Lambda Transport, OEO Application Feature Set ......................................................... 156

4.2 A

pp 2: OC-48/STM-16 Transport ................................................................................................ 158

4.3 App 3: Packet (10GbE and 1GbE) Transport and Switching ....................................................... 159

4.3.1 Protected and Unprotected Configurations ............................................................................ 161

4.4 App 4: Multiservice Lambda Transport, OEO ............................................................................. 162

4.4.1 Multiservice Lambda Transport OEO Application Feature Set ............................................. 163

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4.5 App 5: MSE-1482 Transparent Line Functionality ...................................................................... 165

4.6 App 6: MSE-1482 Path Cross-Connect Functionality ................................................................. 167

4.7 App 7: Ethernet over SONET (EoS) ............................................................................................ 168

4.8 App 8: WSS Network Configuration ........................................................................................... 169

4.9 App 9: Ethernet Services and Transport ....................................................................................... 170

4.10 App 10: Collector Rings ............................................................................................................... 171

4.11 App 11: FLX-216i Configurations ............................................................................................... 172

Chapter 5: System Power .................................................................................................................... 175

5.1 Cyan Z22 Power ........................................................................................................................... 175

5.2 Cyan Z33 Power ........................................................................................................................... 176

5.3 Cyan Z77 Power ........................................................................................................................... 177

5.4 Fuses ............................................................................................................................................. 177

5.5 Z77 Fuse Positions and DC Feeds ................................................................................................ 178

Chapter 6: Management Network Configuration Guidelines.......................................................... 181

6.1 Single Physical LAN .................................................................................................................... 182

6.2 Multiple Physical LANs ............................................................................................................... 185

6.3 Multiple Physical LANs and the Same IP Sub-Network ............................................................. 192

6.4 Network and Host Routes ............................................................................................................ 198

Appendix A: Best Practices for Network Configurations .................................................................... 199

Appendix B: Acronyms and Cyan Terminology .................................................................................. 205

Table of Figures

Figure 1: Front and Rear View of the Z22 -48V Shelf Layout ................................................................... 24

Figure 2: Z22 System and Environmental Alarms Connection ................................................................... 27

Figure 3: Z33 Front and Rear Shelf Layout ................................................................................................ 29

Figure 4: CEMi Controller Card ................................................................................................................. 33

Figure 5: CEMi and MSE-1482 Configuration - Traffic via EoS ............................................................... 34

Figure 6: CEMi and MSE-1482 DCN Configuration Option ..................................................................... 34

Figure 7: Z77 Shelf v2 – Front and Rear Views ......................................................................................... 37

Figure 8: L-AMP Shelf – Front View ......................................................................................................... 42

Figure 9: L-AMP Block Diagram ............................................................................................................... 43

Figure 10: Cyan Z22 LAD-2P Module ....................................................................................................... 50

Figure 11: Cyan Z-Series LAD-4A Module ................................................................................................ 50

Figure 12: Cyan Z-Series LAD-8i Module ................................................................................................. 50

Figure 13: Cyan Z-Series LAD-40E Module .............................................................................................. 50

Figure 14: AWG-40 External Module ......................................................................................................... 51

Figure 15: LAD-40E and AWG-40 Installation Example ........................................................................... 51

Figure 16: LAD-2P LGX Passive Module .................................................................................................. 52

Figure 17: LAD-2G LGX Passive Module ................................................................................................. 52

Figure 18: LAD-2P Block Diagram ............................................................................................................ 53

Figure 19: LAD-2G Block Diagram ........................................................................................................... 53

Figure 20: LAD-4 Block Diagram .............................................................................................................. 53

Figure 21: LAD-4A Block Diagram ........................................................................................................... 54

Figure 22: LAD-8 Block Diagram .............................................................................................................. 54

Figure 23: LAD-8i Block Diagram ............................................................................................................. 54

Figure 24: LAD-8A

Figure 25: LAD-8E Block Diagram ............................................................................................................ 55

Block Diagram ........................................................................................................... 54

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Figure 26: LAD-8X Block Diagram ........................................................................................................... 55

Figure 27: LAD-40 Block Diagram ............................................................................................................ 55

Figure 28: LAD-40E Block Diagram .......................................................................................................... 56

Figure 29: Cyan Z-Series DTM-8 Module .................................................................................................. 61

Figure 30: DTM-8 Functional Block Diagram ............................................................................................ 61

Figure 31: DTM-8G Functional Block Diagram ......................................................................................... 61

Figure 32: Z-Series 2.5G-LME4 Module .................................................................................................... 66

Figure 33: Z-Series 2.5G-LME4 Functional Block Diagram ...................................................................... 66

Figure 34: Z-Series PME-412 Module ........................................................................................................ 69

Figure 35: PME-412 Functional Block Diagram ........................................................................................ 69

Figure 36: Z-Series PME-216i Module ....................................................................................................... 75

Figure 37: PME-216i Functional Block Diagram ....................................................................................... 75

Figure 38: PSW-10G10 Functional Block Diagram ................................................................................... 82

Figure 39: Typical Extended Switch Configuration with PSW-10G10 Line Cards .................................... 82

Figure 40: PSW-618 Functional Block Diagram ........................................................................................ 87

Figure 41: Typical Extended Switch Configuration with PSW-618 Line Cards ........................................ 87

Figure 42: Z77 TSW-10G10 Module .......................................................................................................... 91

Figure 43: TSW-10G10 Configuration Example ........................................................................................ 91

Figure 44: Z77 Aggregation Comparison Using TSW-10G10 Line Cards ................................................. 92

Figure 45: Cyan Z-Series LAC-8 Module ................................................................................................... 94

Figure 46: LAC-8 Block Diagram ............................................................................................................... 94

Figure 47: LAC-4P Wiring Example .......................................................................................................... 97

Figure 48: SFT-8 Module ............................................................................................................................ 98

Figure 49: SFT-8 Module Trunk and Client Interfaces ...............................................................................

gure 50: Z-Series SFT-10G16 Module .................................................................................................. 102

Figure 51: SFT-10G16 Block Diagram ..................................................................................................... 103

Figure 52: Z-Series DTM-100G Transponder Module ............................................................................. 105

Figure 53: DTM-100G Transponder and OTN Functional Block Diagram .............................................. 106

Figure 54: DTM-100G Transponder Block Diagram ................................................................................ 106

Figure 55: Cyan Z-Series MSE-1482 Module ........................................................................................... 110

Figure 56: MSE-1482 Trunk and Client Interfaces ................................................................................... 110

Figure 57: MSE-1482 Any-to-Any Cross-Connect Capabilities ............................................................... 111

Figure 58: MSE-1482 Path (UPSR or SNCP) and Line Protection .......................................................... 112

Figure 59: FLX-216i Trunk and Client Interfaces .................................................................................... 116

Figure 60: WSS-402 and WSS-404 Wavelength Selective Switch Modules ............................................ 120

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Figure 61: AWG-40 External Module ....................................................................................................... 121

Figure 62: Z77 Shelf, WSS-402, DTM-8, and AWG-40 Two-Degree Configuration Example ............... 121

Figure 63: WSS-402 AMP Optical RX and TX Paths .............................................................................. 122

Figure 64: OFX-4 Module – External Optical Fabric Cross-Connect ....................................................... 122

Figure 65: WSS-404 Four-Degree Optical Switching ............................................................................... 123

Figure 66: WSS-402 DWDM Diagram ..................................................................................................... 125

Figure 67: Z77 BTM ................................................................................................................................. 131

Figure 68: Ring Closure Module (RCM) .................................................................................................. 135

Figure 69: Z77 with XC-2800 (Rear View) .............................................................................................. 136

Figure 70: Optical protection Group Configuration Example ................................................................... 139

Figure 71: OPS 1+1 Protection ................................................................................................................. 141

Figure 72: Local/Remote Switch on Control Module ............................................................................... 142

Figure 73: LAD-2P Block Diagram .......................................................................................................... 146

Figure 74: LAD-2G Block Diagram ......................................................................................................... 146

Figure 75: LAD-8E Variable Optical Attenuator (VOA) Control Points ................................................. 147

Figure 76: LAD-8X VOA Control Points ................................................................................................. 148

Figure 77: LAD-40E VOA Control Points ................................................................................................ 150

Figure 78: Four-Wave 10G Transport Application with LAD-4/LAD-4A ............................................... 155

Figure 79: Eight-Wave 10G Transport Application with LAD-8/A/E/i/X ................................................ 156

Figure 80: OC-48/STM-16 Transport ....................................................................................................... 158

Figure 81: Application with a Pair of PME Modules – Each PME Supports Two 10 GbE Trunks .......... 159

Figure 82: Z-Series 10G Ring with a Single PME Module ....................................................................... 160

Figure 83: Multiservice Lambda Transport OEO ..................................................................................... 162

Figure 84: Z77 Multiservice Lambda Transport OEO .............................................................................. 163

Figure 85: MSE-1482 Transparent Line Application ................................................................................

gure 86: MSE-1482 Transparent Line Functionality - Route Diversity ................................................. 166

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Figure 87: MSE-1482 Path Cross-Connect Application ........................................................................... 167

Figure 88: MSE-1482 Path Level Capability ............................................................................................ 167

Figure 89: MSE-1482 Ethernet over SONET Application ........................................................................ 168

Figure 90: WSS-402 Network Configuration / Regeneration ................................................................... 169

Figure 91: Z22 - Aggregation, Transport, and Edge Access ..................................................................... 170

Figure 92: Z22, Z33, and Z77 Collector Rings ......................................................................................... 171

Figure 93: Z22 Collector Ring Node Configuration ................................................................................. 171

Figure 94: FLX-216i Point-to-Point Configuration .................................................................................. 172

Figure 95: FLX-216i Ring Topology, Single-Card Configuration............................................................ 172

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Figure 96: FLX-216i Ring Topology, Two-Card Configuration .............................................................. 173

Figure 97: Z77 Fuse Assignment for Fan Module .................................................................................... 178

Figure 98: Z77 Shelf Fuse Assignment for Fan Modules ......................................................................... 179

Figure 99: Single Physical LAN Example ................................................................................................ 182

Figure 100: Collocated Planet Operate Server Example ........................................................................... 183

Figure 101: Non-Collated Planet Operate Server Example....................................................................... 184

Figure 102: Multiple Physical LANs Example ......................................................................................... 185

Figure 103: Collocated Planet Operate Server Sharing Same LAN as the Gateway Cyan Node ............. 186

Figure 104: Collocated Planet Operate Server with Redundant Cyan Gateway Nodes ............................ 187

Figure 105: Non-Collocated Planet Operate Server and Gateway Node Separated by One or More Routers . 188

Figure 106: Non-Collocated Planet Operate Server with Redundant Cyan Gateway Nodes .................... 190

Figure 107: Collocated Planet Operate Server and Cyan Nodes ............................................................... 192

Figure 108: Collocated Planet Operate Server with Redundant Cyan Gateway Nodes ............................ 194

Figure 109: Non-Collocated Planet Operate Server and Cyan Nodes Separated by a Router .................. 195

Figure 110: Non-Collocated Planet Operate Server with Redundant Cyan Gateway Nodes .................... 197

Figure 111: Linear Chain – Slot and Line Card Assignments ................................................................... 201

Figure 112: Typical Z33 and Z77 Ring Configuration ............................................................................. 202

Figure 113: Ring Configuration with WSS-402 Cards Only in a Node Site ............................................. 203

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New in this Release

This release of the Cyan Z-Series Engineering and Planning Guide describes the following new features:

• BOSS2 shelf control card. The BOSS2 supports enhanced packet scalability, including support for

more than 500 Flow Domains. The BOSS2 card is recommended for Z77 shelves configured with

the XC-2800 switch fabric modules. Refer to Broadband Operating System Supervisor.

• PSW-10G10 10-port 10 GbE packet switch module. Refer to PSW-10G10 Packet Module starting

on page 82.

• PSW-618 24-port Ethernet switching and transport module. Refer to PSW-618 Packet Module

starting on page 87.

• In this Release, the DTM-100G line card supports an OTU4 client-side interface. The interface

supports 100G wavelength regeneration applications and future LME transport applications. The client side of the DTM-100G module accepts either 100 GbE or OTU4 (GFEC) and re-maps the client into an OTU4 on the line side.

New in Release 4.3

Release 4.3 of the Cyan Z-Series Engineering and Planning Guide includes the following new feature:

• FLX-216i is a multi-rate OTN muxponder I-Temp module. Refer to FLX-216i Multi-Rate OTN

Muxponder Module starting on page 116.

New in Release 4.2

Release 4.2 of the Cyan Z-Series Engineering and Planning Guide includes the following new features:

• DTM-100G 100Gbps dual-slot transponder module with configurable OTU4 mapping. Refer to

DTM-100G Transponder Module starting on page 105.

• MSE-1482 line cards can be installed in a Z77 shelf or a Z77 shelf v2 supported by the XC-2800

switch fabric. The XC-2800 switch fabric module supports the MSE-1482 in a standalone muxponder configuration. However, the XC-2800 switch fabric module does not support MSE-1482 card-to-card backplane cross-connections or protection.

Intended audience

The primary audience for this guide includes network planners and engineers, and other personnel responsible for planning and engineering carrier networks. It is also a guide for personnel involved in configuring, administrating, and operating the Cyan Z-Series shelves and third-party equipment. It assumes you have an understanding of standard telecom terminology and practices.

The guide provides information about system features, engineering guidelines, optical design, configurations, applications, and technical specifications for the Cyan Z-Series platform: the Cyan Z22 shelf, the Cyan Z33 shelf, and the Cyan Z77 shelf.

Note: In this guide, "Z33" refers to the Cyan standard C-Temp Z33 shelf and the Z33 I-Temp shelf. "Z77" refers to the Cyan Z77 and Z77 shelf v2.

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Chapter 1: Cyan Z-Series Shelves

This section describes the Cyan Z-Series platform: the Cyan Z22, Z33, Z77 shelves and the L-AMP shelf.

In This Chapter

Cyan Z22 Shelf ........................................................................................ 23

Cyan Z33 Shelf ........................................................................................ 29

Cyan Z77 Shelf v2 ................................................................................... 37

1.1 Cyan Z22 Shelf

The Cyan Z22 Industrial Temperature (I-Temp) shelf is a compact, cost-effective member of the Z-Series multi-layer transport networking platforms. The Z22 shelf assembly is a 2 DC model and a -48 volt DC model.

The Z22 system is optimized for edge and access node applications. Z22 deployments enable service providers to scale packet services, leverage existing services and infrastructure. It optimizes their networks with multi-layer networking using integrated 10G DWDM transport with planned 100G capacity modules.

A Z22 shelf equipped with Z-Series trunk-side PME-216i modules can be configured to support a variety of network functions, including:

• Outside Plant (OSP) cabinet deployments

• Packet switch providing advanced Layer 2 Ethernet services, access grooming and

connection-oriented Ethernet

 Carrier-grade SLA transport performance with Y.1731 OAM capability  Advanced aggregation and MEF services (EPL, EVPL, E-LAN, and E-VLAN).

• Integrated G.709 OTN/DWDM mapping (OTU2) for enhanced performance and management

• Multi-channel DWDM with full optical add/drop multiplexing

• Gigabit Ethernet services

• OEO switching

RU chassis offered as a +24 volt

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CEMi

PME-216i Modules

LAD-2P Module

Power

Timing

Alarms

iLAN Interface

Front View

Rear View

Management Interface

Figure 1: Front and Rear View of the Z22 -48V Shelf Layout

Note: The iLAN interface on the rear of the Z22 chassis is reserved for future use.

1.1.1 Z22 Shelf Description

The Z22 I-Temp system employs advanced technologies, with high-density modularity in a compact 2 RU high, 19" (48.26 cm) wide chassis. Optimized for low entry costs, the Z22 shelf has two horizontal service module slots and two common equipment slots supporting advanced services and network topologies.

• Line card (module) slots: 2

• Common control module slots: 2 (A and B)

Note: If the Z22 shelf is configured with an in-chassis LAD-2P or LAD-2G module, the module

must be installed in common control slot B.

• 1+1 equipment protection

• ITU timing

• All front access line cards and card interface connections

• All Z-Series modules are hot-swappable

• Power connectors: Dual-feed Quick-Connect Terminal Block

• Alarm connectors: Quick-Connect Terminal Block

• Management connectivity: RJ-45 (10/100/1000Base-T)

All shelf components are modular and can be removed and replaced in the field. This provides full serviceability and a simple upgrade path for future expansion. Each Z22 shelf ships with the following items:

• (1) Front protective shield

• (1) Cable management guide

• (2) 10-position plug terminal block, 3.81 mm, 16–28 AWG

• (2) 4-position plug terminal block, 3.81 mm, 16–28 AWG

• (1) Ground cable

• (1) Power cable assembly

• (1) Fan module

• (1) Fan air filter

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Z22 shelves should be installed in accordance with the Cyan Z22 Installation and Safety Guide. This will

ensure correct installation of modules, all associated wire management, power and grounding requirements, and related components.

Redundancy and Protection

• Redundant fans

• Redundant power connections

• Equipment Protection: 1:1 for all common cards and service modules

• Carrier Ethernet Protection:

 IEEE 802.3ad Link Aggregation  IEEE 802.3Qay Path Protection  ITU-T G.8032 Ethernet Ring Protection

• SONET/SDH Protection:

 1+1 APS/MSP  UPSR/SNCP

1.1.2 Z22 Card Installation Guidelines

Z22 shelf slot restrictions and line card placement guidelines are shown in the tables below. CEMi controller cards can only be installed in slots A and B. If deploying the in-chassis LAD-2P or LAD-2G module, you must install the LAD module in slot B.

+24V Z22 Shelf

The PME-216i +24V I-Temp line card is identical in function to the -48V I-Temp PME-216i line card, but is designed to operate in 24-volt applications supported by the Z22 +24V model. Voltage range for the +24 Volt PME-216i line card is 18 to 30 Vdc.

Line Cards

CEMi X X LAD-2P or LAD-2G X PME-216i (+24V) X X

Important! – At least one PME-216i line card must be installed in slots 1 and/or 2 of the +24V Z22 shelf to act as the shelf manager.

A B 1 2

Slots

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Line Cards

A B 1 2

Slots

CEMi X X LAD-2P or LAD-2G X PME-216i (-48V)

X X PME-412 X X MSE-1482 X X SFT-8

X X

2.5G-LME4 X X SFT-10G16 X X DTM-8 / DTM-8G

X X DTM-100G X X FLX-216i X X WSS-402

X X WSS-404 X X

Important! – At least one Z-Series line card must be installed in slots 1 and/or 2 of the Z22 shelf to act as the shelf manager.

Note: A dual-slot DTM-100G line card installed in slots 1 and 2 does NOT provide shelf manager redundancy.

1.1.3 CEMi Controller Card: +24 Volt

The CEMi +24V model is identical in function to the -48V CEMi controller card, but is designed to operate in 24-volt applications supported by the Z22 +24V shelf model. Voltage range for the +24 volt CEMi card is 18 to 30 Vdc.

For CEMi controller card feature details and specifications, see Common Equipment Module (CEMi)

starting on page 33.

1.1.4 Z22 Physical

• Height: 3.5" / 88.9 mm (2 RU)

• Width: 19.00" / 483 mm

• Depth: 14.85" / 377 mm

• Weight: 15 lbs. / 6.8 kg (with 2 CEMi cards and fan tray)

• Operating temperature: -40°F to +149°F / -40°C to +65°C (I-Temp)

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MAJ

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OUT2

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IN2

IN3

IN4

OUT1

ALARMS

1.1.5 Z22 External Timing

The Z22 system supports the following timing inputs/outputs used for network synchronization:

• 2 T1/E1 outputs

• 2 T1/E1 inputs

The timing inputs and outputs are accessed through an 8-position pluggable terminal block on the rear side of the Z22 chassis.

The following table shows the external timing connector pinouts:

Pin Description

1 T1/E1 TX1_+ (Output) 2 T1/E1 TX1_- (Output) 3 T1/E1 RX1_+ (Input) 4 T1/E1 RX1_- (Input) 1 T1/E1 TX2_+ (Output) 2 T1/E1 TX2_- (Output) 3 T1/E1 RX2_+ (Input) 4 T1/E1 RX2_- (Input)

1.1.6 Z22 Alarms

The Z22 platform supports system and environmental alarms. System alarms include Critical, Major, Minor, and Failsafe. The environmental alarms include 4 inputs and 2 outputs. Alarms are accessed through a combination 20-position pluggable terminal block on the rear side of the Z22 chassis.

Figure 2: Z22 System and Environmental Alarms Connection

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The following table shows the connector pinouts for the system and environmental alarms:

Pin Description Pin Description

1 CRIT_NO 1 IN1_+ 2 CRIT_C 2 IN1_COM 3 MAJ_NO 3 IN2_+ 4 MAJ_C 4 IN2_COM 5 MIN_NO 5 IN3_+ 6 MIN_C 6 IN3_COM 7 FAIL_NC 7 IN4_+ 8 FAIL_C 8 IN4_COM 9 OUT2_NO 9 OUT1_NO

10 OUT2_C 10 OUT1_C

For details on configuring environmental alarms, see the Cyan Z-Series Troub lesh ooting and Maintenance Guide.

1.1.7 Z22 Shelf Power

Feeds: Voltage range:

Max voltage: Max current:

2 1-A & 1-B

-48V Configuration -40 to -60 Vdc Guaranteed Operation

+24V Configuration 18 to 30 Vdc Guaranteed Operation

-/+100 Vdc Non-operational, no damage

-48V Configuration 10 Amps

+24V Configuration 20 Amps

Note: Use Planet Design as a guideline based on the total configured system current draw. You must size fuses according to NEC standards or local site practice.

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Rear View

Fan Module

Fan Filter

CEMi A

Power

System Alarms

Environmental Alarms

Timing

Management Interface

CEMi B

1.2 Cyan Z33 Shelf

The Cyan Z33 Industrial Temperature (I-Temp), 400 Gbps packet-optical transport shelf is a compact, cost-effective member of the Z-Series multi-layer transport networking platforms. The system provides multi-layer add/drop multiplexing (MADM) and transport functions in one fully integrated system. The system’s shared mesh protection provides full protection and sub-50 ms restoration for all services.

The Z33 shelf is a smaller version of the Z77 chassis intended for lower capacity and more cost-sensitive edge applications. Z33 deployments enable service providers to scale packet services, leverage existing services and infrastructure. It also optimizes their networks with multi-layer networking using 2.5G CWDM and 10G DWDM transport.

A Z33 system equipped with Z-Series interchangeable trunk-side modules can be configured to support a variety of network functions, including:

• Fully Reconfigurable Optical Add Drop Multiplexer (ROADM) with Optical-Optical-Optical

(OOO) switching and optical pass-through.

• Standalone SONET or SDH aggregation and transport.

• Packet switching providing advanced Layer 2 Ethernet services, access grooming and connection

oriented Ethernet.

• Efficient G.709 OTN grooming of the above services on to 10G multiservice wavelengths.

• Multi-channel DWDM with full optical add/drop multiplexing.

• CWDM channels of up to eight 2.5G wavelengths.

• Aggregation, grooming and STS-1 level switching of SONET/SDH and GbE services from existing

Ethernet switches, routers, DSLAMs, DLC/BLCs and third-party products.

• Transponding Gigabit Ethernet and OC-3/12/48 SONET STM-1/4/16 SDH services.

• Any combination of the above.

Figure 3: Z33 Front and Rear Shelf Layout

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Utilizing GbE and 10GbE switching and transport, the Z33 platform provides 2.5G CWDM transport, 10G DWDM transport, OTN digital wrapper functionality, and multi-layer optimization and management.

The Z33, with a WSS-402 or WSS-404 module installed and paired with a passive AWG-40 optical patch panel, provides a full ROADM with OOO switching and optical pass through. The WSS-402 provides 2 degrees and the WSS-404 provides 4 degrees of 40-wavelength cross-connect capacity in a single Z33 shelf. Each WSS module provides optical add/drop multiplexing capability in the 1550nm band across pre-defined ITU channel designations with 100 GHz spacing.

The shelf is optimized for edge and access node applications. The 5

RU chassis with six line card slots and

two common equipment modules can be equipped with any combination of Ethernet, CWDM, and DWDM line cards to support a range of advanced services and applications. Further scalability is accomplished by simply adding additional Z33 shelves or by redeploying interchangeable Z33 line cards into the larger-capacity Z77 platform for increased aggregation and grooming.

The Z33 shelf provides the following key features:

• Supports 1 to 40 lambda 10G waves in ITU grid 100 GHz DWDM channel spacing.

• Supports CWDM (20nm spacing) capability with the addition of the LAC-8 module.

• Supports addition of 2.5G waves using SFT-8 modules.

• Supports 2-degree (East/West) configurations (WSS-402) or 4-degree (North/South/East/West)

configurations (WSS-404).

• 6 service slots, 2 Common Equipment Module (CEMi) slots (A and B).

• All Z-Series modules are hot-swappable.

• Over 100 Gbps per slot capacity.

• Service cards are common with the Z-Series platform. The CEMi controller cards are specific to the

Z33 and Z22 chassis.

The card/slot restrictions are as follows:

• Slots 1 and 2 must be the first slots that are occupied in the chassis.

• Slots 1 and 2 must contain a line card with management processing capability. These line cards

include: 2.5G-LME4, PME-412, PME-216i, DTM-8, DTM-8G, DTM-100G, SFT-8, SFT-10G16, MSE-1482, WSS-402, and WSS-404 but not any LAD or LAC-8 modules.

Chassis Capacity

• Packet: Up to 240 Gbps of protected services

• Optical:

 4-degree, 40-channel ROADM  4, 8, or 40 channel, C-Band Terminal Mux  Tunable or Fixed wavelength transceiver options

Redundancy and Protection

• Redundant fans

• Redundant power connections

• Equipment Protection: 1:1 for all common cards and service modules

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• Carrier Ethernet Protection:

 IEEE 802.3ad Link Aggregation  IEEE 802.3Qay Path Protection  ITU-T G.8032 Ethernet Ring Protection

• SONET/SDH Protection:

 1+1 APS/MSP  UPSR/SNCP

1.2.1 Z33 Shelf Description

The Cyan Z33 I-Temp system employs advanced technologies, with high-density modularity in a compact 5

RU high, 19" (48.26 cm) wide chassis. Optimized for low entry costs, the Z33 shelf has six horizontal

service module slots and two common equipment slots supporting a wide range of advanced services and network topologies.

• Line card (module) slots: 6

• Common control module slots: 2 (A and B)

• 1+1 equipment protection

• ITU timing

• All front access line cards and card interface connections

• Power connectors: Dual-feed Quick-Connect Terminal Block

• Alarm connectors: Quick-Connect Terminal Block

• Management connectivity: RJ-45 (10/100/1000Base-T)

All shelf components are modular and can be removed and replaced in the field. This provides full serviceability and a simple upgrade path for future expansion. Each Z33 shelf ships with following items:

• (1) Front protective shield

• (1) Cable management guide

• (3) 12-position plug terminal block, 3.5 mm, 16–28 AWG

• (1) Ground cable

• (1) Power cable assembly

• (1) Fan module

• (1) Fan air filter

Z33 shelves should be installed in accordance with the Cyan Z33 Installation and Safety Guide. This will

ensure correct installation of modules, all associated wire management, power and grounding requirements, and related components.

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1.2.2 Z33 Line Card Configuration Guidelines

Z33 slot restrictions and line card placement guidelines are shown in the table below. Note that slots A and B are reserved for the Common Equipment Modules (CEMi’s) and are not shown in the table. Card pairs, where applicable, can be installed in slot 1/2, 3/4, and 5/6.

Line Cards

2.5G-LME4 X X X X X X DTM-8 X X X X X X DTM-8G X X X X X X DTM-100G X X X X X X PME-216i X X X X X X PME-412 X X X X X X SFT-8 X X X X X X SFT-10G16 X X X X X X MSE-1482 X X X X X X FLX-216i X X X X X X WSS-402 X X X X X X WSS-404 X X X X X X LAD-4 X X X X

LAD-4A LAD-8 X X X X LAD-8A X X X X

1 2 3 4 5 6

Slots *

X X X X

LAD-8E LAD-8i X X X X LAD-8X X X X X LAD-40 X X X X LAD-40E LAC-8 X X X X

X X X X

* Shading indicates paired slots for applicable line cards.

At least one of the following line cards must be installed in slots 1 and/or 2 of the Z33 shelf:

• 2.5G-LME4 • PME-216i • MSE-1482

• DTM-8 • PME-412 • WSS-402

• DTM-8G • SFT-8 • WSS-404

• SFT-10G16 • FLX-216i • DTM-100G

When installed in slots 1 and/or 2, these cards also act as shelf managers.

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1.2.3 Common Equipment Module (CEMi)

The CEMi I-Temp controller card provides the timing subsystem, telco alarms, inventory management, fan control, active/standby arbitration, and an integrated DCN for the Z22 and Z33 shelves.

• Power: 8 watts typical, 10 watts maximum

• Weight: 0.96 lbs. / 435 grams

• Height: 5.8" / 147 mm

• Depth: 11.5" / 292 mm

• Width: .9" / 23 mm

• Timing: Stratum 3

• Four Ethernet interfaces:

 Craft: 1 x 10/100/1000Base-T RJ-45  iLAN: 2 x 10/100/1000Base-T RJ-45  DCN: 1 x 100Base-FX SFP

The Data Communication Network (DCN) 100Base-FX SFP port provides an optional method for supporting DCN management connectivity to the node.

The iLAN Ethernet interfaces provide DCN connectivity and make use of OSPF routing (iLAN to iLAN connection). The ports are typically connected to an Ethernet switch used for management networking. The iLAN ports can also provide IP access to secondary shelves (Z22, Z77, and other Z33 nodes). For a

description of the Z77 iLAN ports, see BOSS Termination Module starting on page 131.

Figure 4: CEMi Controller Card

Note: A CEMi I-Temp controller card and a standard CEM C-Temp controller card can be co-located in the same Z33 shelf.

Important! – Multiple connections from a single CEMi controller card to different far-end CEMi controller cards is supported in both point-toHowever, multiple connections between the Ethernet ports (fiber or copper) of two CEMi controller cards in the same shelf should be avoided as this can result in an inadvertent Ethernet loop that could severely impact the performance of the system.

CEMi iLAN, DCN, and MSE-1482 Connectivity Options

The CEMi iLAN and DCN ports, in combination with the MSE-1482 line card, provide several connectivity options and features depending on the application requirements and system configuration. Two example configurations are described below.

When used with MSE-1482 line cards, the CEMi controller cards can provide management transport connectivity instead of installing LAD modules which are typically configured to provide the shelf connectivity. The CEMi controller card iLAN port provides the transport connectivity between MSE-1482 line cards installed at adjacent node locations.

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MSE-1482 10G OTN

Fiber Ports

MSE-1482 1000Base-F Copper Ports

CEMi iLAN Port Slot B

CEMi iLAN Port

Slot A

To Outside Fiber Plant To Outside Fiber Plant

MSE-1482 10G OTN

Fiber Ports

CEMi DCN Port Slot B

CEMi DCN Port

Slot A

Common

1310 1550

Common

1310 1550

Common

1310 1550

The figure below shows an example of connecting the CEMi iLAN port in slot A to an MSE-1482 GbE copper port in slot 2 and the CEMi iLAN port in slot B to an MSE-1482 GbE port in slot 1. The MSE-1482 line card 10G OTN trunk interfaces integrate the CEMi with 10G traffic.

Communication is supported by connecting the CEMi iLAN port to a 1GE port on the MSE-1482 line card as shown in the figure below. The MSE-1482 line card transports the traffic via Ethernet over SONET (EoS) to a gateway node where the traffic is dropped locally to the customer’s management network.

Figure 5: CEMi and MSE-1482 Configuration - Traffic via EoS

The next figure shows an example of using two CEMi controller cards and two MSE-1482 line cards to transport management traffic to a gateway node via a dedicated wavelength that is multiplexed using the passive WDM Module 1310/1550nm LGX. At the gateway node the wavelength is de-muxed and the management traffic dropped locally to the customer’s management network.

Figure 6: CEMi and MSE-1482 DCN Configuration Option

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Physical connections in this example configuration are as follows:

1. Connect the CEMi DCN port in slot A to the 1550nm port of the WDM Module 1310/1550nm LGX.

2. Connect the CEMi DCN port in slot B to the 1550nm port of the WDM Module 1310/1550nm LGX.

3. Connect the MSE-1482 10G OTN fiber port in slot 1 to the 1310nm port of the WDM Module

1310/1550nm LGX.

4. Connect the MSE-1482 10G OTN fiber port in slot 2 to the 1310nm port of the WDM Module

1310/1550nm LGX.

5. Connect the outside plant fiber to the common port of the WDM Module 1310/1550nm LGX.

6. Connect the outside plant fiber to the common port of the WDM Module 1310/1550nm LGX.

For details on provisioning the CEMi DCN and the MSE-1482 10G OTN fiber port, see the Planet Operate User Guide.

The WDM Module 1310/1550nm LGX is installed in an LGX shelf. For details on installing the LGX shelf

and LGX-compatible modules, see the Cyan Z33 Installation and Safety Guide or the Cyan Z77 Installation and Safety Guide.

CEMi Specifications

Power consumption: Weight: Height: Depth: Width: Timing: Craft: iLAN: Management: Operating temperature:

8 Watts (typical), 10 Watts (maximum)

0.96 lbs. / 435 grams

5.8" / 147 mm

11.5" / 292 mm

0.9" / 23 mm Stratum 3 1 x 10/100/1000Base-T RJ-45 2 x 10/100/1000Base-T RJ-45 1 x 100Base-FX SFP

-40°F to +149°F / -40°C to +65°C (I-Temp)

1.2.4 Z33 Timing

The Z33 system supports the following timing inputs/outputs used for network synchronization:

• Two DS1/E1 outputs (ITU G.707, Telcordia GR-440)

• Two DS1/E1 inputs (ITU G.707, Telcordia GR-440)

• Two CC/2M inputs (ITU G.707)

The timing inputs and outputs are accessed through a 12-position pluggable terminal block on the rear side of the Z33 chassis. The following table shows the external timing connector pinouts:

Pin Description

1 T1/E1 TX1_+ (Output) 2 T1/E1 TX1_- (Output)

3 T1/E1 TX2_+ (Output) 4 T1/E1 TX2_- (Output) 5 T1/E1 RX1_+ (Input 6 T1/E1 RX1_- (Input)

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7 T1/E1 RX2_+ (Input) 8 T1/E1 RX2_- (Input)

9 CC/2M RX1_+ (Input) 10 CC/2M RX1_- (Input) 11 CC/2M RX2_+ (Input) 12 CC/2M RX2_- (Input)

1.2.5 Z33 Alarms

The Z33 platform supports system and environmental alarms. System alarms include Critical, Major, Minor, Audible, Failsafe, and ACO. The environmental alarms include 4 inputs and 2 outputs. Alarms are accessed through a 12-position pluggable terminal block on the rear side of the Z33 chassis.

The following table shows the connector pinouts for the system and environmental alarms:

System Alarm Connector Pinout

Pin Description

1 CRIT_NO 2 CRIT_C 3 MAJ_NO 4 MAJ_C 5 MIN_NO 6 MIN_C 7 AUD_NO 8 AUD_C

9 FAIL_NC 10 FAIL_C 11 ACO_+ 12 ACO_COM

For details on configuring environmental alarms, see the Troubleshooting and Maintenance Guide.

Environmental Alarm Connector Pinout

Pin Description

1 OUT1_NO 2 OUT1_C 3 OUT2_NO 4 OUT2_C 5 IN1_+ 6 IN1_COM 7 IN2_+ 8 IN2_COM

9 IN3_+ 10 IN3_COM 11 IN4_+ 12 IN4_COM

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Feeds: Voltage range: Max voltage: Max current:

2 1-A & 1-B

-40 to -60 Vdc Guaranteed Operation

-/+100 Vdc Non-operational, no damage 24 Amps

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Operations

Panel

Front Rear

Air Filter Tray

Fan Modules

Rear Filler Plate

BTM

RCMs

Power

1.2.7 Z33 Physical

Height: Width: Depth: Weight: Operating temperature:

8.75" / 222 mm (5 RU)

19.00" / 483 mm

14.85" / 377 mm 27 lbs. / 12.25 kg (chassis, 2 x CEMi cards, and fan tray)

-40°F to +149°F / -40°C to +65°C (I-Temp)

1.3 Cyan Z77 Shelf v2

Equipped with an optimized-mesh Optical Transport Network (OTN) switching fabric, the Cyan Z77 platform provides high performance for multiple traffic types. Z77 systems support real-time, streaming and large bandwidth services by optimizing optical and packet layers for flexible multi-service transport ranging from Metro Ethernet, to SONET/SDH, and wavelength services. The Z77 shared mesh protection provides full protection and sub-50 ms restoration for all services.

The Z77 chassis utilizes a mid-plane architecture and provides sixteen line card slots. All chassis components (including the Operations Panel) are modular and can be removed or replaced in the field. This provides full serviceability and a simple upgrade path for future expansion. Line cards for management, DWDM, CWDM, and client services insert in the sixteen front slots. All Z-Series modules are hot-swappable.

Up to three Z77 shelves can be installed into a typical seven-foot equipment rack. All system functionalities are modular so that each node has the optimal mix of optical bandwidth, service interfaces, and service aggregation/grooming.

Z77 shelf v2 configurations range from dense optical-optical-optical (OOO) all optical junctions, to optical-electrical-optical (OEO)-based aggregation and grooming nodes and small flexible OOO/OEO hybrid nodes at access locations. The Z77 platform can scale from small spurs and access rings to dense optical thoroughfares and head-end locations.

Figure 7: Z77 Shelf v2 – Front and Rear Views

The Z77, with a WSS-402 or WSS-404 module installed and paired with a passive AWG-40 optical patch panel, provides a full ROADM with Optical-Optical-Optical (OOO) switching and optical pass through. The WSS-402 provides 2 degrees and the WSS-404 provides 4 degrees of 40-wavelength cross-connect capacity in a single shelf. Each WSS module provides optical add/drop multiplexing capability in the 1550nm band across pre-defined ITU channel designations with 100 GHz spacing.

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Each Z77 shelf v2 ships with following items:

• (1) Operations Panel

• (1) Fan Filter

• (2) Fan Modules

• (2) -48V Power Entry Modules (PEMs)

• Front and Rear cable management trays and covers as required

• Air Management Boards (AMBs)

Note that each shelf is shipped with enough AMBs for all unused openings in the chassis.

• (4) Rear Closure Modules (RCMs) or (4) XC-2800 switch fabric modules

RCMs or the XC-2800 switch fabric are required for PME-412, PME-216i, and/or 2.5G-LME4 applications. For example, ODU1 express cross-connects between a pair of 2.5G-LME4 line cards or LAG member ports between a pair of PME line cards. RCMs are required for MSE-1482 (MSE cross-card connections, pass-through traffic, and SONET/SDH protection groups) applications. For

additional information on the RCMs, see Ring Closure Modules starting on page 135.

MSE-1482 line cards can be installed in a Z77 shelf supported by the XC-2800 switch fabric. The XC-2800 switch fabric module provides supports the MSE-1482 in a standalone muxponder configuration. However, the XC-2800 switch fabric module does not support MSE-1482 card-to-card backplane cross-connections or protection.

To support the TSW-10G10, PSW-10G10, and PSW-618 line cards, the Z77 shelf must be

configured with XC-2800 switch fabric modules. For additional information, see XC-2800 Switch

Fabric starting on page 135.

Z77 shelves should be installed in accordance with the Cyan Z77 Installation and Safety Guide. This

ensures correct installation of modules, all associated wire management, power and grounding requirements, and related components.

Note: The Z77 s helf v2 requires CyOS software Release 3.0 or higher. A Z77 shelf configured with XC-2800 switch fabric modules requires CyOS software Release 4.0 or higher.

Features and Benefits

The Cyan Z77 packet-optical transport platform provides a range of features and benefits:

• Flexible platform architecture supports scalability for investment protection, common sparing /

inventory, operational consistency and functionality.

• Pair switch cards to support equipment redundancy and increase switch capacity.

• Supports up to 2.8 Tbps of non-blocking packet and/or OTN switch capacity with any-to-any packet

cross-connect (switching) for point to multipoint services, grooming and transport efficiency.

• 4-degree, 40-channel ROADM functionality for OOO capability and network flexibility.

• Fixed-wavelength 4, 8, or 40 channel DWDM for economic efficiency.

• Over 200 Gbps per slot capacity to support 100G modules.

• Multi-layer transport integration provides significant network efficiencies.

 Full-mesh passive optical backplane eliminates external patching.  OTN on all trunk connections for enhanced performance and management on all services.

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 Integration across Ethernet, SONET/SDH, COE, OTN and DWDM provides multi-layer

network visibility.

 Efficient network planning, design and operation. Resulting network visibility enables

multi-layer A to Z provisioning for fast, reliable service activation per modeled network plans with Planet Operate.

• All Z-Series modules are hot-swappable.

Chassis Capacity

• When equipped with the XC-2800 switching fabric, the Z77 supports up to 2.8 Tbps of packet or

OTN switch capacity per shelf, or a concurrent mix of both.

• Optical:

 4-degree, 40-channel ROADM  4, 8, or 40 channel, C-Band Terminal Mux  Tunable or Fixed wavelength transceiver options

Redundancy and Protection

• Redundant fans

• Redundant power connections

• Equipment protection:

 1:1 for all common cards and service modules  1:3 for multi-technology switch fabric modules

• Carrier Ethernet Protection:

 IEEE 802.3ad Link Aggregation  IEEE 802.3Qay Path Protection  ITU-T G.8032 Ethernet Ring Protection

• SONET/SDH Protection:

 1+1 APS/MSP  UPSR/SNCP

Power Entry Modules

Each Z77 shelf v2 has dual -48V power supplies located on the rear of the chassis. Each Power Entry Module (PEM) accepts four feeds for a total of eight feeds. These eight feeds are distributed across the line card slots in a redundant fashion, so that even if a line card failure shorted two feeds, the rest of the shelf will still have power.

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1.3.1 Z77 Card Installation Guidelines

Z77 slot restrictions and line card placement guidelines are shown in the table below. Note that slots 1 and 2 are reserved for the BOSS/BOSS2 cards and are not shown in the table. Card pairs, where applicable, can be installed in slots 3/4, 5/6, 7/8, 9/10, 11/12, 13/14, and 15/16.

Line Cards

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

2.5G-LME4 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X DTM-8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X DTM-8G X X X X X X X X X X X X X X DTM-100G X X X X X X X X X X X X X X LAD-4 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X LAD-4A X X X X X X X X X X X X X X LAD-8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X LAD-8A X X X X X X X X X X X X X X LAD-8E X X X X X X X X X X X X X X LAD-8i X X X X X X X X X X X X X X LAD-8X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X LAD-40 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X LAD-40E X X X X X X X X X X X X X X LAC-8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X PME-412 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X PME-216i X X X X X X X X X X X X X X TSW-10G10 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X PSW-10G10 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X PSW-618 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X SFT-8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X SFT-10G16 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X MSE-1482 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X FLX-216i X X X X X X X X X X X X X X WSS-402 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X WSS-404 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Slots *

* Shading indicates paired slots for applicable line cards.

Individual Z-Series line cards are described in Z-Series Line Cards, Modules, and Optics starting on page 47.

For information on recommended slot assignments for LAD modules, WSS modules, and service card pairs, see

Best Practices for Network Configurations starting on page 199.

All modules are hot-swappable.

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1.3.2 Z77 Power

Feeds: Voltage range: Max voltage: Max current:

8 4-A & 4-B

-40 to -60 Vdc Guaranteed Operation

-/+100 Vdc Non-oper atio nal, no damage 96 Amps 24 Amps per feed

For details on Z77 DC power distribution across the shelf slots, see Z77 Fuse Positions and DC Feeds

starting on page 178.

Note: Use Planet Design as a guideline based on the total configured system current draw. You must size fuses according to NEC standards or local site practice.

1.3.3 Z77 Physical

Height: Width: Depth: Weight: Common control slots: Line card slots: Fabric slots: Power Entry Modules: Operating temperature:

22.75" / 577.8 mm (13 RU)

21.00" / 533.4 mm (23" / 600 mm compatible)

21.00" / 533.4 mm 98 lbs / 44.5 kg 2 14 4 2 +32°F to +122°F / 0°C to +50°C

1.3.4 Z77 Timing

• Stratum 3 compliant timing subsystem

• Redundant DS1 and 2MHz timing inputs

• Derived DS1 timing outputs

• Line-timed SONET/SDH support

1.3.5 Z77 Management

• 4 x 10/100/1000Base-T DCN interfaces

• System alarm outputs (Critical, Major, Minor, Audible, Failsafe)

• System alarm inputs (ACO)

• Two provisionable environmental alarm outputs

• Five provisionable environmental alarm inputs

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1.4 Cyan L-AMP Shelf

The Cyan Z-Series Lambda Amplifier (L-AMP) is a fully self-contained 1 RU module that functions as a bi-directional mid-span optical amplifier / repeater. Each L-AMP shelf supports bi-directional physical layer amplification of multiple DWDM wavelengths where node-to-node optical spans are greater than 80 kilometers.

Traffic enters the L-AMP shelf from an East or West Cyan node, is appropriately attenuated, and processed through a high performance two-stage Erbium Doped Fiber Amplifier (EDFA) for transmission to an upstream Cyan Z-Series platform.

The shelf also provides a 1510nm add/drop port to support an Optical Supervisory Channel (OSC) carrying Ethernet traffic for OAM.

The L-AMP shelf has all access on the front. It is designed to fit into 19-inch equipment racks, but has extension mounting brackets for 23-inch rack installation.

Figure 8: L-AMP Shelf – Front View

Connectors on the L-AMP shelf include four types:

• System alarm outputs

• Environmental alarm inputs and outputs

• Ethernet ports (2)

• RS-232 port (reserved for future use)

The following table shows the L-AMP connection types, number / detail, and physical connectors:

Connection Type Number Connector

2 – Outputs 3 – Inputs

Alarms

Ethernet (Management and Craft)

RS-232 (Reserved for future use)

1 – Audible 1 – ACO 1 – Fail Over

2 RJ-45

1 RJ-45

Terminal Block

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TX Tap

Variable

Optical

Attenuator

EDFA

Variable

Optical

Attenuator

EDFA

1510 nm

OSC

SFP

1510 nm

OSC

SFP

DCF

Out

DCF

Out

DCF

East

Optical

Supervisory

Channel

West

Optical

Supervisory

Channel

Mon

RX Tap

Mon

TX Tap

Mon

RX Tap

Mon

West

East

1510nm

Add

1510nm

Drop

Tap

1510nm

Add

1510nm

Drop

The graphic below shows the L-AMP block diagram.

Figure 9: L-AMP Block Diagram

1.4.1 L-AMP Shelf Pinouts

The L-AMP shelf pinouts for the input and output alarms connector are shown in the following tables:

Input Alarms Connector

Pin Description

The external alarm inputs and outputs are all software configurable.

8 IN3_COM 7 IN3_+ 6 IN2_COM 5 IN2_+ 4 IN1_COM 3 IN1_+ 2 ACO_COM 1 ACO_+

Output Alarms Connector

Pin Description

8 FAIL_COM 7 FAIL_NC 6 AUD_COM 5 AUD_NO 4 OUT2_COM 3 OUT2_NO 2 OUT1_COM 1 OUT1_NO

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Ethernet Interfaces

The two Ethernet interfaces provide autosensing 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet connectivity. The Ethernet ports are labeled MGMT and CRAFT:

• MGMT: The shelf management port is used to access the Data Communication Network (DCN)

that is available over the DWDM interfaces. The port is typically connected to an Ethernet switch used for management networking.

• CRAFT: You can connect a laptop PC to the shelf craft port for a direct connection to commission

and recommission the L-AMP module.

Optical Interfaces and Access

• 4 optical fiber interfaces

• Optical Supervisory Channel (OSC) – 100Base-FX Ethernet at 1510nm

• Physical: Front access

Optical Specifications

• Channels/Frequency

 40 C-band optical channels on 100 GHz ITU (1530.33 to 1561.42nm)  1510nm Optical Supervisory Channel (OSC) 100Base-FX Ethernet

• Minimum BER: 1x10-12

• DWDM Power Output

 40 Channels  13.0 dBm (-3 dBm per channel)

• Laser Safety Class:1

• Laser Shutdown\Restart: automatic, ITU-T G.664

• Channel Frequency Tolerance: .00052%

• Dispersion Compensation: External

• Maximum span of 32 dB, supports up to 25 dB of gain

• Transmit Power up to 20 dBm

• Mid-stage loss support for 0 – 8.5 dB

• Monitor ports — about 20 dB lower than the respective TX and RX Line port

Note: The L-AMP supports manual gain tilt control. Gain tilt can occur when channel gain is not flat upon reaching the optical amplifier. In this situation, higher signals receive more power, while lower signals receive less power.

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Maximum TX Power:

1.4.3 L-AMP OSC Specifications

Frequency: Data Format:

Minimum TX Power: Maximum RX Power: Minimum RX Power: OSC Link Budget:

Note: If you are using CyOS 3.x, RX power at -10 dBm or higher will raise a High RX power alarm. If you are using CyOS 4.0, RX power at -10 dBm or higher does not raise a High RX power alarm, but an "Out of Range – High" notification will be displayed in Planet Operate in the Transport Resources tab for the L-AMP OSC.

198.5 THz 1510nm 100Base-FX Ethernet 5 dBm

-1 dBm

-3 dBm

-33 dBm 8 – 32 dB

1.4.4 L-AMP Features

• All access on front panel

• 1

RU x 19 inches wide (with mounting brackets for 23-inch racks)

• 40ch + OSC: 80 km amplifier

• Remotely managed via OSC

• Craft interface

• Management LAN available for other devices

• Four alarm input/output contacts

• Mid-stage DCM access and monitor ports

• Redundant power

• Hot swap fan module (3 x fans)

• Managed through Planet Operate, CLI, TL1, and SNMP v2

1.4.5 L-AMP Applications

1.4.6 L-AMP Physical

• Extended optical reach of DWDM transport

• Management LAN and alarm extension

• Height: 1.735" (44.069 mm)

• Width: 18.31" (465.074 mm)

• Depth: 11.98" (304.29 mm)

• Weight: 10 lbs (4.55 kg)

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1.4.7 L-AMP Power

Feeds: Voltage Range: Max Voltage:

Power

Consumption: Max Current:

4 2-A & 2-B

-40 to -60 Vdc Guaranteed Operation

-/+100 Vdc Non-operational, no damage 50 W

80 W 2 Amps

Typical Maximum

1.4.8 L-AMP Compliance

• NEBS 3 Certified (GR-63 CORE, GR-1089)

• UL/CSA Listed

• UE/CE-Marked: EN 60950, EN 55022, EN 6 1000, ETSI EN 300 386 V.1.3.3

• CB Scheme Certified 60950

• FCC, Subpart B, Part 15, Class A

• RoHS compliant

Chapter 2: Z-Series Line Cards, Modules, Optics, and Optical Protection

This section describes each Cyan Z-Series line card, related XFP/SFP transceivers, Z-Series modules, optical protection groups, and the Optical Protection Switch.

Cyan Z-Series systems provide an effective and economically efficient approach to scaling network capacity while simplifying planning and operations. Optimized for packet and the transition of TDM to packet, the Z-Series platforms support advanced Ethernet switching and transport over connection-oriented Ethernet (COE), SONET/SDH, or wavelengths.

Recognizing the continuing role of TDM in many networks, the Z-Series platform optionally supports advanced SONET/SDH aggregation and transport functionality. Rounding out support for wholesale, wavelength services and the need to muxpond and transpond certain services, the Z-Series supports a complete range of transport requirements. Driven by IPTV, VOD, 2/3/4G wireless backhaul, carrier Ethernet and scaling Internet services, the Z-Series grooms services into discrete high-capacity 10G wavelengths. As services scale, the Z-Series platform provides the option to transport multiple 10G wavelengths per fiber using Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM). The Z-Series DTM-100G module provides 100G transport services. The DTM-100G is fully compatible with existing Z-Series DWDM components including LAD modules and WSS ROADM modules. This allows the mixing of 10G and 100G waves over the same fiber.

Addressing the multi-layer aspect of evolving networks, the Z-Series provides multi-layer add/drop multiplexing (MADM) and transport functions in one fully integrated system, supporting:

• GbE and 10GbE switching and transport

• SONET/SDH aggregation and transport

• OTN (digital wrapper) functionality

• 100G DWDM transport

• 10G DWDM transport

• 2.5G CWDM transport

• Multi-layer optimization and management

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• OTN-level multiplexing GbE, OC-3/STM-1, OC-12/STM-4, and OC-48/STM-16 signals into

OTU2 signals

• Line cards and modules provide all functionality for the Z-Series nodes. By varying the line cards

selected for a node, a Z-Series shelf is configurable to support a wide range of site requirements.

For additional information and instructions on installing Z-Series line cards, see the Cyan Z22 Installation

and Safety Guide, the Cyan Z33 Installation and Safety Guide, or the Cyan Z77 Installation and Safety Guide. For information on provisioning Z-Series line cards, see the Planet Operate User Guide or the Cyan Packet Switching User Guide.

In This Chapter

LAD Modules .......................................................................................... 49

DTM-8 and DTM-8G Transponder Modules .......................................... 61

2.5G-LME4 Multiplex-Transponder Module .......................................... 66

PME-412 Packet Multiplexer Module..................................................... 69

PME-216i Packet Multiplexer Module ................................................... 75

PSW-10G10 Packet Module ................................................................... 82

PSW-618 Packet Module ........................................................................ 87

TSW-10G10 Packet Aggregation and Transport Module ....................... 91

LAC-8 Lambda Aggregator Module ....................................................... 94

LAC-4P Lambda Aggregator CWDM Terminal Multiplexer Module ... 97

SFT-8 Module Transponder Module ....................................................... 98

SFT-10G16 Multi-Rate Transponder Module ....................................... 102

DTM-100G Transponder Module ......................................................... 105

MSE-1482 Multiservice SONET/SDH Aggregation and Transport ..... 110

FLX-216i Multi-Rate OTN Muxponder Module .................................. 116

WSS-402 and WSS-404 Wavelength Selective Switch Modules ......... 120

Broadband Operating System Supervisor ............................................. 129

BOSS Termination Module ................................................................... 131

Line Card SYNC LED .......................................................................... 134

Ring Closure Modules ...........................................................................

XC-2800 Sw

itch Fabric ......................................................................... 135

Optical Protection Groups ..................................................................... 138

Optical Protection Switch ...................................................................... 141

135

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2.1 LAD Modules

The 2-channel, 4-channel, 8-channel, and 40-channel Cyan Z-Series Lambda Add/Drop (LAD) 100 GHz modules provide DWDM connectivity using thin film filter technology and optional EDFA amplification. The modules utilize standard ITU 100 GHz channel spacing. An environmentally hardened 8-channel module (LAD-8i) is also available for deployments in remote cabinets with the Cyan Z33 I-Temp shelf.

LAD modules provide an Optical Supervisory Channel (OSC) 100Base-FX Ethernet management channel. The purpose of the Ethernet management channel is inter-node communication, but it can also be used to carry other management traffic from third-party systems if an out-of-band DCN network is required.

Note: The LAD-2P and LAD-2G modules, deployed in Z22 systems, do not provide an OSC. In Z22 configurations, the PME-216i line card has an in-band management channel to provide inter-node communication.

Several versions of the optical LAD modules are available:

• LAD-2P: 2-channel (I-Temp)

Note: The LAD-2P module provides East and West DWDM add/drop channels and standard

1310nm add/drop ports for the Z22 shelf.

• LAD-2G 2-channel (I-Temp)

Note: The LAD-2G module provides three long-reach wavelengths; East and West DWDM

add/drop channels and standard 1550nm add/drop ports for the Z22 shelf.

• LAD-4: 4-channel

• LAD-4A: 4-channel with booster amplifier

• LAD-8: 8-channel

• LAD-8i: 8-channel (I-Temp)

• LAD-8A: 8-channel with booster amplifier

• LAD-8E: 8-channel with pre-amp and booster amplifier

• LAD-8X: 8-channel with pre-amp and booster amplifier (40dB reach)

• LAD-40: 40-channel

• LAD-40E: 40-channel with pre-amp and booster amplifier

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The following figures show some examples of the various LAD modules.

Figure 10: Cyan Z22 LAD-2P Module

Figure 11: Cyan Z-Series LAD-4A Module

Figure 12: Cyan Z-Series LAD-8i Module

Figure 13: Cyan Z-Series LAD-40E Module

For detailed information on optical link design for LAD modules, see Optical Link Design starting on page 145.

Note: LAD-8 to LAD-8A links are not supported.

LAD-40 and LAD-40E Modules Paired with the AWG-40

LAD-40 and LAD-40E modules require an associated AWG-40 Array Wave Guide module for add/drop traffic. Individual wavelengths are added and/or dropped using the passive AWG-40 2

RU module. The

AWG-40 provides the ability to multiplex and de-multiplex any of the 40 channels supported by a LAD-40 or LAD-40E module. The AWG-40 module is connected to the LAD-40 or LAD-40E COM port through a fiber jumper. The individual channels on the AWG-40 module are then connected to the appropriate Z-Series line card DWDM XFP transceiver using a fiber jumper.

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AWG-40 Array Wave Guide

Z33 Shelf

AWG-40 Module

LAD-40E Mid-Stage port connects to DCM

LAD-40E Line port connects to trunk

Notes:

LAD-40E Modules

Horizontal Fiber

Management Panel

Horizontal Fiber

Management Panel

AWG-40 Module

DCMs

CYANOPTICS CYANOPTICS

PME-412 Modules

Figure 14: AWG-40 External Module

Dispersion Compensating Modules (DCMs) may be used to support the LAD-40E module. The DCMs are based on Fiber Bragg Gratings (FBGs) and exhibit lower loss than standard fiber-based DCMs. The DCMs are housed in a standard LGX module, allowing three DCMs to be installed in a 1

RU, 19-inch rackmount

shelf/frame. The DCMs are connected to the LAD-40E Mid-stage port using a fiber jumper.

Note: If a DCM is required with a LAD-40E module, you must use a Fiber Bragg Grating DCM. If a DCM is not required for your configuration, a 3dB loopback attenuator must be connected to the LAD-40E Mid-stage port. The loopback attenuator is provided as part of the LAD-40E Fiber Jumper Kit. For additional information on available DCMs, see Dispersion Compensation Modules starting on page 151 in this guide.

The configuration example below shows two LAD-40E modules installed in a Z33 shelf and connected to two AWG-40 modules and DCMs.

For details on provisioning cross-connects or using the A-to-Z provisioning tool for the LAD-40/LAD-40E

modules, AWG-40 modules, and associated Z-Series line cards, see the Planet Operate User Guide.

Figure 15: LAD-40E and AWG-40 Installation Example

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LAD-2P LGX Module

Cyan also provides an external LAD-2P LGX terminal multiplexer module. The LAD-2P LGX is designed to be used in OEO networks. The module is housed in an industry standard LGX form factor. The passive LAD-2P LGX module provides two (East and West) DWDM channels of add/drop capacity and a 1310nm add/drop port.

Channel spacing is at 100 GHz. The LAD-2P LGX module provides two DWDM channels:

• Channel 30 – 1553.33nm, 193.0 THz

• Channel 31 – 1552.52nm, 193.1 THz

Figure 16: LAD-2P LGX Passive Module

1310nm Add/Drop Port

The LAD-8i module and the LAD-2P modules (in-chassis LAD-2P line card and the external LAD-2P LGX) provide a standard 1310nm add/drop port, typically used for local client-side interfaces. The client-side equipment may include various types of SONET/SDH, Ethernet, or OTN interfaces operating at the 1310nm wavelength.

The LAD-8i and LAD-2P 1310nm add/drop ports are located on the module faceplate.

LAD-2G LGX Module

The LAD-2G LGX is an external terminal multiplexer designed to be used in OEO networks. The module is housed in an industry standard LGX form factor. The passive LAD-2G LGX module provides two (East and West) DWDM channels of add/drop capacity and a 1550nm add/drop port.

LAD-2G LGX channel spacing is at 100 GHz. The module provides two long-reach DWDM channels:

• Channel 60 – 1529.55nm, 196.0 THz

• Channel 61 – 1528.77nm, 196.1 THz

The LAD-2G LGX module provides a long-reach 1550nm add/drop port that is typically used for client-side interfaces. The client-side equipment may include various types of SONET/SDH, Ethernet, or OTN interfaces operating at the 1550nm wavelength.

Figure 17: LAD-2G LGX Passive Module

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The passive LGX shelf/frame installs quickly with just a screwdriver and four screws. The LGX form factor allows for simple installation with snap-in mounting. The LAD-2P LGX and the LAD-2G LGX modules are installed without tools into the LGX shelf/frame. You can mount up to three LGX-compatible modules into a single LGX shelf/frame.

For installation instructions, see the Cyan Z22 Installation and Safety Guide.

LAD Module Block Diagrams

The graphics below show the block diagrams for all of the Z-Series LAD modules.

Figure 18: LAD-2P Block Diagram

Figure 19: LAD-2G Block Diagram

Figure 20: LAD-4 Block Diagram

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Figure 21: LAD-4A Block Diagram

Figure 22: LAD-8 Block Diagram

Figure 23: LAD-8i Block Diagram

Figure 24: LAD-8A Block Diagram

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Figure 25: LAD-8E Block Diagram

Figure 26: LAD-8X Block Diagram

Figure 27: LAD-40 Block Diagram

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Figure 28: LAD-40E Block Diagram

System Requirements

• Cyan Z22 (LAD-2P or LAD-2G in-chassis module), Z33, Z77

Note: The LAD-8i module requires software version Release 3.0 or higher for both the Z33 and Z77 platforms. The LAD-2P module requires software version Release 3.1 or higher for the Z22 platform. The LAD-2G module requires software version Release 4.0 or higher for the Z22 platform. The LAD-2P module and the LAD-2G are compatible with both the Z22 +24V shelf model and the Z22 -48V shelf model. The LADand higher for both the Z33 and Z77 platforms.

2.1.1 Functional Interfaces

• Input: Up to 2, 4, 8, or 40 (10G) DWDM channels

• Output: Up to 2, 4, 8, or 40 ITU 694.1 wavelengths

• Channel spacing: 100 GHz

• Optical Supervisory Channel (OSC) – 100Base-FX Ethernet at 1510nm

Note: The LAD-2P and LAD-2G modules do not provide an OSC.

• Physical: Front access, duplex LC/UPC connectors

• Link budget (with 80 km DWDM XFPs):

 LAD-8i: 14 dB  LAD-2P, LAD-2G, LAD-4, LAD-8: 16 dB  LAD-4A, LAD-8A: 24 dB  LAD-8E: 32 dB  LAD-40: 10 dB  LAD-40E: 28 dB  LAD-8X: 40 dB

• Fiber types supported: NSDF (G.652), NZ-DSF (G.655)

Note: The express port is not currently supported on any LAD module.

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2.1.2 LAD OSC Specifications

The following OSC specifications apply to all LAD modules (except the LAD-2P and LAD-2G, which do not provide an OSC):

• Frequency: 198.5 THz 1510nm

• Data Format: 100Base-FX

• Maximum TX Power: 5 dBm Ethernet

• Minimum TX Power: -1 dBm (LAD-8X: +1 dBm)

• Maximum RX Power: -3 dBm (LAD-8X: -7 dBm)

• Minimum RX Power: -33 dBm (LAD-8X: -43 dBm)

• OSC Link Budget: 8 – 32 dB (LAD-8i OSC link budget: 5 – 22 dB)

(LAD-8X OSC link budget: 12 – 44 dB)

Note: If you are using CyOS 3.x, RX power at -10 dBm or higher will raise a High RX power alarm. If you are using CyOS 4.x or higher, RX power at -10 dBm or higher does not raise a High RX power alarm, but an "Out of Range – High" notification will be displayed in Planet Operate in the Transport Resources tab for the LAD OSC.

2.1.3 Management

• DCN connectivity

• A – Z circuit provisioning using Planet Operate

• SNMP v2

• CLI

• TL1

2.1.4 Physical

• LAD-2P and LAD-2G module dimensions:

 Depth: 11.5" / 292 mm  Width: .9" / 23 mm  Height: 5.8" / 147 mm

• LAD-4, LAD-4A, LAD-8, LAD-8i, LAD-8A, LAD-8E, LAD-8X, LAD-40, LAD-40E module

dimensions:

 Depth: 11.6" / 295 mm  Width: 1.2" / 30.5 mm  Height: 13.8" / 350 mm

• AWG-40 dimensions:

 Depth: 12" / 304.8 mm  Width: 19" / 482.6 mm  Height: 3.5" / 88.9 mm, 2

• AWG-40 weight: 8.4 lbs / 3.7 kg

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2.1.5 Power

• Dual -48V DC power feeds to LAD module slots

Power Consumption

Module Watts – Typical Watts – Maximum

LAD-4 10 12 LAD-4A 15 21 LAD-8 10 12 LAD-8i 10 12 LAD-8A 15 21 LAD-8E 30 35 LAD-8X 30 35 LAD-40 10 12 LAD-40E 28 30

Note: The LAD-2P and LAD-2G modules are powered via the shelf CEMi module. Note: The AWG-40 module used in conjunction with the LAD-40 and LAD-40E modules is a

passive device.

2.1.6 Environmental

• Operating Temperature

 LAD-4, LAD-4A, LAD-8, LAD-8A, LAD-8X: +32°F to +122°F / 0°C to +50°C  LAD-40, LAD-40E: +32°F to +131°F / 0°C to +55°C  LAD-8i, LAD-2P, LAD-2G: I-Temp -40°F to +149°F / -40°C to +65°C

• 5% to 85% operating relative humidity (non-condensing)

• 13,000 feet (4,000 m) altitude

2.1.7 LAD Module Wavelength Assignments

LAD-2G Add/Drop Ports

LAD-2G

1 1529.55 60 2 1528.77 61

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ITU Channel

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1 1 1 1553.33 30 2 2 2 1552.52 31

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3 3 1551.72 32 4 4 1550.92 33

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5 1549.32 35 6 1548.51 36 7 1547.72 37 8 1546.92 38

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LAD-40, LAD-40E Add/Drop Ports

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LAD-40E

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9 1554.13 29 10 1553.33 30 11 1552.52 31 12 1551.72 32 13 1550.92 33 14 1550.12 34 15 1549.32 35

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LAD-40

LAD-40E

21 1544.53 41 22 1543.73 42 23 1542.94 43 24 1542.14 44 25 1541.35 45 26 1540.56 46 27 1539.77 47 28 1538.98 48 29 1538.19 49 30 1537.40 50 31 1536.61 51 32 1535.82 52 33 1535.04 53 34 1534.25 54 35 1533.47 55

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ITU Channel

16 1548.51 36 17 1547.72 37 18 1546.92 38 19 1546.12 39 20 1545.32 40

36 1532.68 56 37 1531.90 57 38 1531.12 58 39 1530.33 59 40 1529.55 60

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Wavelength range

Mux-Demux pair insertion loss

1270nm – 1350nm 1270nm – 1350nm

2.4 dB maximum 3.0 dB maximum

LAD-2P LAD-8i

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Wavelength range

Mux-Demux pair insertion loss

1530.33nm – 1565nm

3.6 dB maximum

LAD-2G

2.1.10 Compliance / Safety

• NEBS 3 Certified (GR-63 CORE, GR-1089)

• UL/CSA Listed

• UE/CE-Marked: EN 60950, EN 55022, EN 6 1000, ETSI EN 300 386 V.1.3.3

• CB Scheme Certified 60950

• FCC, Subpart B, Part 15, Class A

• RoHS compliant

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Up to 4 OTU2/OTU2e Up to 4 OC-192/STM-64 Up to 4 10GbE LAN Up to 4 OTU1e

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DTM-8G

2.2 DTM-8 and DTM-8G Transponder Modules

The Cyan Z-Series DTM-8 is a quad transponder module. DTM-8 modules encode Ethernet and SONET/SDH client-side signals into a standard G.709 OTN optical channel (OTU2 DWDM) for DWDM drop-and-insert services in the Z-Series multi-layer transport networking platforms. You can independently provision each of the four DTM-8 transponders as 10GbE, OC-192/STM-64 SONET/SDH format, or as an OTU2 or OTU1e regenerator.

The DTM-8G module supports two OC-192/SDH and two 10GbE drop interfaces when functioning as a transponder. When functioning as a regenerator, it supports four wavelengths of any signal format (OC-192/10GbE). The module is capable of encoding Ethernet and SONET/SDH signals into OTN optical channels for DWDM drop-and-insert services in Z-Series multi-layer transport platforms. The DTM-8G module also functions as a quad OTU2 regenerator, and supports express traffic.

Figure 29: Cyan Z-Series DTM-8 Module

The graphics below show the DTM-8 and DTM-8G transponder functional block diagrams.

XFP Interfaces

The DTM-8 and DTM-8G modules utilize 8 XFPs that are configurable as either trunk or client interfaces. For the DTM-8G module, XFP slots 1, 3, 5, and 7 support OTU2 trunk interfaces. XFP slots 2 and 4 support OC-192, STM-64, and OTU2 client interfaces. XFP slots 6 and 8 support OTU2 and 10GE LAN client interfaces. For the DTM-8 module, each XFP slot supports an OTU2, OTU2e (overclocked rate), OTU1e, OC-192/STM-64 SONET/SDH, or 10GE LAN interface.

Figure 30: DTM-8 Functional Block Diagram

Figure 31: DTM-8G Functional Block Diagram

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2.2.1 DTM-8/DTM-8G System Requirements

• Cyan Z22 (-48V shelf)

• Cyan Z33

• Cyan Z77

• Two equipped modules provide for 1+1 equipment protection

2.2.2 Applications

• High density transponding for OTN/DWDM transport of 10GbE LAN and OC-192 / STM-64

services

• 3R regeneration (re-time, re-shape, re-transmit) of OTU2 10G transmit signals

• Wavelength translation

2.2.3 DTM-8 Interfaces

• Client-side interfaces:

 Up to 4 OC-192 or STM-64 (9.95328 Gbps)  Up to 4 10GbE LAN (10.31250 Gbps)  Up to 4 OTU2/OTU2e (10.709 Gbps/overclocked 11.0957 Gbps)  Up to 4 OTU1e (11.0491 Gbps)

• Trunk-side interfaces:

 Up to 4 OTU2 (OTU2/ODU2) (10.709 Gbps) with G.709 digital wrapper  Up to 4 OTU2e (overclocked 11.0957 Gbps)  Up to 4 OTU1e (11.0491 Gbps)

• G.975 Generic Forward Error Correction (GFEC) G.975

• Enhanced Forward Error Correction (EFEC) G.975.1/APP4

• Physical: Front access, fixed wavelength XFP optics

• Transponder and regeneration functions in conjunction with LAD-family modules

• OEO Add /Drop – full OTN and 3R regeneration (re-shape, re-time, re-transmit) with OTN digital

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2.2.4 DTM-8G Interfaces

• Client-side interfaces:

 Up to 2 OC-192 or STM-64 (9.95328 Gbps)  Up to 2 10GbE LAN (10.31250 Gbps)  Up to 4 OTU2 (10.709225 Gbps)

• Trunk-side interfaces:

 Up to 4 OTU2 (OTU2/ODU2) (10.709 Gbps) with G.709 digital wrapper

• G.975 Generic Forward Error Correction (GFEC)

• Physical: Front access, fixed wavelength XFP optics

• Transponder and regeneration functions in conjunction with LAD-family modules

• OEO Add /Drop – full OTN and 3R regeneration (re-shape, re-time, re-transmit) with digital

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2.2.5 DTM-8/DTM-8G Management

• G.709 and OTN support on all DWDM interfaces

• A – Z circuit provisioning using Planet Operate

• SNMP v2

• CLI

• TL1

2.2.6 DTM-8/DTM-8G Physical

• Module dimensions:

 Depth: 11.6" / 295 mm  Width: 1.2" / 30.5 mm  Height: 13.8" / 350 mm

• Weight: 4.58 lbs / 2.08 kg

2.2.7 DTM-8/DTM-8G Power

• Dual -48V DC power feeds to module slots

• DTM-8 power consumption: 75 watts typical, 96 watts maximum

• DTM-8G power consumption: 85 watts typical, 95 watts maximu

2.2.8 DTM-8/DTM-8G Environmental

• +32°F to +122°F / 0°C to +50°C operating temperature

• 5% to 85% operating relative humidity (non-condensing)

• 13,000 feet (4,000 m) altitude

2.2.9 DTM-8/DTM-8G Compliance / Safety

• NEBS 3 Certified (GR-63 CORE, GR-1089)

• UL/CSA Listed

• UE/CE-Marked: EN 60950, EN 55022, EN 6 1000, ETSI EN 300 386 V.1.3.3

• CB Scheme Certified 60950

• FCC, Subpart B, Part 15, Class A

• RoHS compliant

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Any Combination of:

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ODU2

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(DWDM XFPs)

1 OTU2

2.3 2.5G-LME4 Multiplex-Transponder Module

The Cyan Z-Series 2.5G-LME4 is a 4-port muxponder (multiplex-transponder) module with integrated OTN encoding for efficient 10G wavelength transport in the Z-Series multi-layer transport platforms.

Each module accepts any combination of up to four 2.5G OC-48, STM-16, and/or OTU1 signals that are encoded/translated into discrete ODU1s and then multiplexed into a high-capacity 10G OTU2 wavelength for managed DWDM transport.

Figure 32: Z-Series 2.5G-LME4 Module

Note: An ODU1 Express cross-connect (OC-48/STM-16 express) between a pair of 2.5G-LME4 modules requires a Ring Closure Module (RCM) to be installed in the Z77 shelf or a Release 4.0 (or higher) Z77 shelf equipped with the XC-2800 switch fabric. RCMs and the XC-2800 switch fabric are not required for the Z22 or the Z33 shelf.

The Release 4.0 (or higher) XC-2800 switch fabric consists of four individual switch-fabric modules installed in the Z77 horizontal EFM slots. For additional information on the XC-2800, see XC-2800

Switch Fabric starting on page 135.

For additional information on the RCMs, see Ring Closure Modules starting on page 135.

The graphic below shows the 2.5G-LME4 muxponder functional block diagram.

Figure 33: Z-Series 2.5G-LME4 Functional Block Diagram

Trunk Interface

The 2.5G-LME4 module utilizes a single XFP for its trunk interface. Optical performance is determined by the DWDM multiplexing components and the XFP module in use.

• Line format: OTU2

• FEC: GFEC – G.975, 10.709 Gbps; UFEC – G.975.1 Appendix 7, 11.095 Gbps

Client Interfaces

The 2.5G-LME4 module utilizes four SFP modules for client interfaces.

• Line formats: OTU-1, OC-48, STM-16

• FEC (OTU-1): GFEC – 9.75, 2.68 Gbps

• Jitter and wander: GR-253 compliant

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2.3.1 System Requirements

• Cyan Z22 (-48V shelf)

• Cyan Z33

• Cyan Z77

2.3.2 Interfaces

• Client-side interfaces (SFP pluggable):

 Up to 4 OC-48 or STM-16  Up to 4 OTU1

• Trunk-side interface (XFP pluggable): 1 OTU2 with G.709 digital wrapper

• G.975 Generic Forward Error Correction (GFEC)

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• Physical: Front access, fixed wavelength XFP optics

• Transponder and regeneration functions in conjunction with Z-Series LAD modules

2.3.3 Management

• Standard SONET/SDH OTN General Communication Channel (GCC0)

• A – Z circuit provisioning using Planet Operate

• SNMP v2

• CLI

• TL1

2.3.4 Physical

• Module dimensions:

 Depth: 11.6" / 295 mm  Width: 1.2" / 30.5 mm  Height: 13.8" / 350 mm

• Weight: 4 lbs / 1.8 kg

2.3.5 Power

• Dual -48V DC power feeds to module slots

• Power consumption: 55 watts typical, 65 watts maximum

2.3.6 Environmental

• +32°F to +122°F / 0°C to +50°C operating temperature

• 5% to 85% operating relative humidity (non-condensing)

• 13,000 feet (4,000 m) altitude

2.3.7 Compliance / Safety

• NEBS 3 Certified (GR-63 CORE, GR-1089)

• UL/CSA Listed

• UE/CE-Marked: EN 60950, EN 55022, EN 6 1000, ETSI EN 300 386 V.1.3.3

• CB Scheme Certified 60950

• FCC, Subpart B, Part 15, Class A

• RoHS compliant

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2.4 PME-412 Packet Multiplexer Module

The Cyan Z-Series PME-412 module is an Ethernet Layer 2 switch with integrated OTN functionality. It is used in the Z-Series multi-layer transport platforms. The transport module supports connection-oriented Ethernet transport with Provider Backbone Bridging with Traffic Engineering (PBB-TE) functionality.

Each PME-412 module provides 80 Gbps of Ethernet switching capacity and supports up to four 10G XFP interfaces, of which two have optional OTN functionality, plus twelve SFP interfaces for Gigabit Ethernet (GE) connectivity. It is connected to another PME-412 line card across the backplane via a 20G interface to form a protection pair of line cards supporting Link Aggregation Groups (LAG) and sub-50 ms restoration. The PME-412 module provides an in-band management channel of up to 100 Mbps in bandwidth.

A single module supports a 10G ring configuration with two 10GE and twelve GE tributaries. Two PME-412 modules provide a protected ring configuration for 2x10G rings with 10G and 1GE tributaries.

The physical interfaces support four XFPs and twelve SFPs. The SFP ports support both optical SFP and copper SFP modules. In optical SFP mode, it supports 1000Base-F and 100-FX mode. In copper SFP mode, it supports 10/100/1000Base-T. You can disable auto-negotiation and provision the port speed to 10, 100, or 1000 Mbps. Line sensing of Media Dependent Interface (MDI) and Media Dependent Interface with Crossover (MDIX) in copper SFP port connections is automatic.

Ring Closure Modules (RCMs) or the Release 4.0 (or higher) XC-2800 switch fabric modules are required and must be installed in the Z77 horizontal Electrical Fabric Module (EFM) slots to support the following PME-412 applications:

• Link aggregation using multiple ports between a pair of PME-412 modules

• A TESI Express connection using a pair of PME-412 modules

• An unprotected Ethernet drop over a protected TESI using a pair of PME-412 modules

Note: For PME-412 applications, the Z77 shelf is typically configured with four RCMs or the Release

4.0 (or higher) XC-2800 switch fabric. All four RCMs or XC-2800 switch fabric modules must be installed in the Z77 horizontal EFM slots. RCM cards and the XCrequired for the Z22 or the Z33 shelf.

For additional information on the RCMs, see Ring Closure Modules starting on page 135. For additional information on the XC-2800, see XC-2800 Switch Fabric starting on page 135.

Figure 34: Z-Series PME-412 Module

The graphic below shows the PME-412 trunk and client interfaces functional block diagram.

Figure 35: PME-412 Functional Block Diagram

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PME-412 In-Band Management Channel

The PME-412 module provides an optional in-band management channel of up to 100 Mbps in bandwidth. If the Z-Series shelf is configured with PME-412 line card and the shelf does not have a LAD or WSS/AWG module or the traffic-carrying PME interfaces are not fiber patched to an installed LAD or WSS/AWG module, set the 10G ETH/OTN Fiber Port Signal Type parameter (General sub-tab) to “10GE LAN” (default). If you have a Z22 shelf with a PME line card (the Z22 LAD-2P and LAD-2G do not provide an OSC), set the 10G ETH/OTN Fiber Port Signal Type parameter to “10GE LAN.” When the PME 10G fiber port is provisioned with a signal type of 10GE LAN or 10GE WAN, the Topology Discovery and Routing parameters are automatically enabled (default) and the system will use the PME line card in-band management channel to provide node-to-node communication.

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If the PME-412 line card is installed in a Z33 or Z77 shelf and a LAD or WSS module is providing the OSC and the traffic-carrying PME interfaces are fiber patched to a LAD or WSS/AWG module, Cyan recommends that you set the PME 10G ETH/OTN Fiber Port Signal Type parameter to “OTU-2” (General sub-tab). When the PME fiber port is provisioned with a signal type of OTU2, the Topology Discovery and Routing parameters are automatically disabled and the PME line card 100 Mbps of bandwidth that was reserved for the in-band management channel is returned to the PME 10G fiber port for payload. Disabling Topology Discovery also prevents the system from displaying a topology line in addition to the OSC line to the adjacent node in the Network view tab.

2.4.1 Synchronous Ethernet

PME-412 and PME-216i line cards support Synchronous Ethernet (SyncE). SyncE provides the following features:

• Ability to recover timing from PME 10GE ports to be used as timing references for the system clock

generation and/or derived T1/E1 timing.

Note: PME 1000BASE-F (1G) ports cannot be used as timing references for the system clock or

derived T1/E1 timing.

• Ability to terminate the Ethernet Synchronization Messaging Channel (ESMC) to transmit and

receive Synchronization Status Messages (SSM).

• Transmit Ethernet signals that are synchronous to the system clock.

SyncE must be enabled on a per-Ethernet port basis. SyncE is disabled by default. When SyncE is enabled on any given Ethernet port, 1GE or 10GE, its ESMC channel is activated, which allows the transmission and reception of SSM. Additionally, if it is a PME 10GE port, it is available to be used by the timing subsystem as a timing reference for system clock generation and/or to generate a derived T1/E1 signal to be used by the Building Integrated Timing Source (BITS) equipment.

Although a PME 1GE port cannot be used to recover timing references, it is capable of providing a timing reference to external equipment.

2.4.2 System Requirements

• Cyan Z22 (-48V shelf)

• Cyan Z33

• Cyan Z77

2.4.3 PME-412 Ethernet Services, OAM, QoS, and Synchronization

• ITU/MEF E-Line (EPL and EVPL) and E-LAN (E-LAN and E-VLAN) services

• VLANs with independent VLAN learning (802.1Q): 4,096

• Q-in-Q (802.1ad)

• MAC bridging (802.1D)

• MAC addresses: 32,000

• PBB (Provider Backbone Bridging 802.1ah)

• PBB-TE 802.1Qay for connection oriented Ethernet

• Spanning Tree (802.1D), Multiple Spanning Tree (802.1s), and Rapid Spanning Tree (802.1w) support

• Link Aggregation (802.3ad)

• Trunk (NNI) protection

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• Ethernet Ring Protection ITU-T G.8032, PBB-TE Layer Protection  Switch times < 50 ms with a maximum of 32 ERP nodes

• Client (UNI) protection

 Link Aggregation (802.1AX)  Rapid Spanning Tree (802.1w)

• OAM

 Link OAM 802.3ah and OTN  Service OAM 802.1ag

o UP and Down MEPs

• QoS

 Ingress per service policing

o Two Rate Three Color Marker o Metering granularity from 1 Mbps to 10 Gbps in 64 Kbps increments o Ethernet P-bit priority to CoS mapping o DSCP to CoS mapping

• Egress shaping

 8 class of service queues per port

• Egress scheduling

 Strict Priority  Weighted Round Robin (WRR)  Deficit Weighted Round Robin (DWRR)

• Synchronous Ethernet (SyncE)

2.4.4 PME-412 Capacity

• MAC Addresses: 32,000

• VLANs (with independent VLAN learning): 4,096

Note: The VLAN range is 0 to 4095. VLAN 0 is priority-tagged. Provisionable VLAN range is 1 to

4094. VLAN 4095 is reserved by the system.

• VLAN translation (ingress and egress): 4,000

• Unique services (E-Line or E-LAN) no policing: 2,000

• Unique services (E-Line or E-LAN) with policing: 1,000

• Traffic Engineering Service Instances (TESIs): 512

• Protected TESI groups per card pair: 256

• Ethernet Ring Protection Groups per card pair: 256

• Maintenance association End Points (MEPs): 512

• Link Aggregation Groups: 16

• Ports in a Link Aggregation Group: 8

• Flow Points: 2,048

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2.4.5 Optical Transport

• Up to 2 10GbE rings per module, or

• Up to 2 10G OTU2 (10.709 Gbps) trunk interfaces per module, or

• Up to 2 10G OTU2e (11.0957 Gbps) trunk interfaces per module, or

• Up to 2 OTU1e (11.0491 Gbps) trunk interfaces per module

• G.975 Generic forward error correction (GFEC)

• Enhanced G.975.1/App.4 (enhanced FEC)

2.4.6 Interfaces

• Up to 4 10GbE LAN/WAN (XFP)

• Up to 2 10G OTU2 (XFP)

• Up to 2 10G OTU2e (XFP)

• Up to 2 10G OTU1e (XFP)

• Up to 12 GbE (SFP)

• Up to 2 10GbE backplane interfaces for module to module Ethernet switching and protection

• Physical: Front access, fixed wavelength XFP optics

Note: Recently introduced Cyan single-fiber XFP and SFP+ transceiver modules are designed specifically for datacomm applications. These transceiver modules do not support OTU2 signal types.

Note: Configuring 10GE WAN signal types for PME-412 ports 3 and 4 are planned for a future release.

2.4.7 Management

• G.709 and OTN support on all DWDM interfaces

• A – Z circuit provisioning using Planet Operate

• SNMP v2

• CLI

• TL1

2.4.8 Physical

• Module dimensions:

 Depth: 11.6" / 295 mm  Width: 1.2" / 30.5 mm  Height: 13.8" / 350 mm

• Weight: 4 lbs / 1.8 kg

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2.4.9 Power

• Dual -48V DC power feeds to module slots

• Power consumption: 88 watts typical, 126 watts maximum

Note: This reflects the typical power requirements of 4 XFP and 12 SFP transceivers.

2.4.10 Environmental

• +32°F to +122°F / 0°C to +50°C operating temperature

• 5% to 85% operating relative humidity (non-condensing)

• 13,000 feet (4,000 m) altitude

2.4.11 Standards

• MAC bridging (IEEE 802.1D)

• VLANs (IEEE 802.1Q)

• Q-in-Q (IEEE 802.1ad)

• Provider Backbone Bridging (PBB) IEEE 802.1ah

• Provider Backbone Bridging - Traffic Engineering (PBB-TE) IEEE 802.1Qay

• Spanning tree (IEEE 802.1D)

• Multiple Spanning Tree (IEEE 802.1s)

• Rapid Spanning Tree (IEEE 802.1w)

• Link OAM (IEEE 802.3ah Clause 57)

• Connectivity Fault Management (IEEE 802.1ag)

2.4.12 Compliance / Safety

• NEBS 3 Certified (GR-63 CORE, GR-1089)

• UL/CSA Listed

• UE/CE-Marked: EN 60950, EN 55022, EN 6 1000, ETSI EN 300 386 V.1.3.3

• CB Scheme Certified 60950

• FCC, Subpart B, Part 15, Class A

• RoHS compliant

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Switch

Up to 16 GbE Client

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Up to 2 10G Trunk Interfaces

(DWDM XFPs)

Any Combination:

Up to 2 OTU2 Up to 2 10GbE

Plus up to 2 10GbE Interfaces

to Backplane for Protection and

Inter-module Switching

2.5 PME-216i Packet Multiplexer Module

The Cyan Z-Series PME-216i module is an advanced, high-capacity Ethernet switch providing MEF-compliant services with connection-oriented Ethernet transport. PME-216i I-Temp transport modules are supported in the Z22, Z33, and Z77 multi-layer transport platforms for fiber efficient 10G transport using 10GbE with OTN encapsulation (OTU2) options.

Each PME-216i module supports up to two 10G XFP interfaces for 10 Gigabit Ethernet LAN/WAN and OTU2 connectivity, plus sixteen SFP interfaces for Gigabit Ethernet connectivity. The SFP ports support both optical SFP and copper SFP modules. In optical SFP mode, it supports 1000Base-F and 100-FX mode. In copper SFP mode, it supports 10/100/1000Base-T. You can disable auto-negotiation and provision the port speed to 10, 100, or 1000 Mbps. Line sensing of Media Dependent Interface (MDI) and Media Dependent Interface with Crossover (MDIX) in copper SFP port connections is automatic.

The PME-216i module provides 60 Gbps of Ethernet switching capacity. Connect a PME-216i line card to another PME-216i line card across the backplane via a 20G interface to form a protection pair of line cards supporting Link Aggregation Groups (LAG) and sub-50 ms restoration.

The PME-216i module supports VLANs at both the provider (802.1ad) and customer (802.1Q) level for advanced Ethernet services. Support for Provider Backbone Bridge – Traffic Engineered (PBB-TE per

802.1Qay) provides connection-oriented Ethernet transport performance and scale. The module is MEF compliant supporting EPL, EVPL, E-LAN, and E-VLAN services.

The PME-216i module supports Y.1731 end-to-end service OAM performance monitoring functions and mechanisms enabled on UNI Flow Points. Y.1731 collects Delay Measurement (DM), Delay Variation Measurement (DVM), and Loss Measurement (LM) necessary for Service Level Agreement (SLA) services monitoring.

The graphic below shows the PME-216i trunk and client interfaces functional block diagram.

Figure 36: Z-Series PME-216i Module

Figure 37: PME-216i Functional Block Diagram

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Ring Closure Modules (RCMs) or the Release 4.0 (or higher) XC-2800 switch fabric modules are required and must be installed in Z77 horizontal Electrical Fabric Module (EFM) slots to support the following PME-216i applications:

• Link aggregation using multiple ports between a pair of PME-216i modules

• A TESI Express connection using a pair of PME-216i modules

• An unprotected Ethernet drop over a protected TESI using a pair of PME-216i modules

Note: For PME-216i applications, the Z77 shelf is typically configured with four RCMs or a Release 4.0 (or higher) Z77 shelf equipped with the XC-2800 switch fabric. All four RCMs or XC-2800 switch fabric modules must be installed in the Z77 horizontal EFM slots. RCMs and XC-2800 switch fabric modules are not required for the Z22 or the Z33 shelf.

The Release 4.0 (or higher) XC-2800 switch fabric consists of four individual switch-fabric modules installed in the Z77 shelf horizontal EFM slots. For additional informat i on on the XC-2800, see XC-2800 Switch Fabric starting on page 135.

For additional informat i on on RCMs, see Ring Closure Modules starting on page 135.

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PME-216i In-Band Management Channel

The PME-216i module provides an optional in-band management channel of up to 100 Mbps in bandwidth. If the Z-Series shelf is configured with PME-216i line card and the shelf does not have a LAD or WSS/AWG module or the traffic-carrying PME interfaces are not fiber patched to an installed LAD or WSS/AWG module, set the 10G ETH/OTN Fiber Port Signal Type parameter (General sub-tab) to “10GE LAN” (default). If you have a Z22 shelf with a PME line card (the Z22 LAD-2P and LAD-2G do not provide an OSC), set the 10G ETH/OTN Fiber Port Signal Type parameter to “10GE LAN.” When the PME 10G fiber port is provisioned with a signal type of 10GE LAN or 10GE WAN, the Topology Discovery and Routing parameters are automatically enabled (default) and the system will use the PME line card in-band management channel to provide node-to-node communication.

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If the PME-216i line card is installed in a Z33 or Z77 shelf and a LAD or WSS/AWG module is providing the OSC and the traffic-carrying PME interfaces are fiber patched to a LAD or WSS/AWG module, Cyan recommends that you set the PME 10G ETH/OTN Fiber Port Signal Type parameter to “OTU-2” (General sub-tab). When the PME fiber port is provisioned with a signal type of OTU2, the Topology Discovery and Routing parameters are automatically disabled and the PME line card 100 Mbps of bandwidth that was reserved for the in-band management channel is returned to the PME 10G fiber port for payload. Disabling Topology Discovery also prevents the system from displaying a topology line in addition to the OSC line to the adjacent node in the Network view tab.

2.5.1 Synchronous Ethernet

PME-412 and PME-216i line cards support Synchronous Ethernet (SyncE). SyncE provides the following features:

• Ability to recover timing from PME 10GE ports to be used as timing references for the system clock

generation and/or derived T1/E1 timing.

Note: PME 1000BASE-F (1G) ports cannot be used as timing references for the system clock or

derived T1/E1 timing.

• Ability to terminate the Ethernet Synchronization Messaging Channel (ESMC) to transmit and

receive Synchronization Status Messages (SSM).

• Transmit Ethernet signals that are synchronous to the system clock.

Although a PME 1GE port cannot be used to recover timing references, it is capable of providing a timing reference to external equipment.

2.5.2 System Requirements

• Cyan Z22, software version Release 3.1 or higher

Note: A +24V PME-216i line card is available for the Z22 +24V shelf model. Its functional

specifications are identical to the -48V PME-216i line card.

• Cyan Z33, software version Release 3.0 or higher

• Cyan Z77, software version Release 3.0 or higher

2.5.3 PME-216i Ethernet Services, OAM, QoS, and Synchronization

• ITU/MEF E-Line (EPL and EVPL) and E-LAN (E-LAN and E-VLAN) services

• LANs with independent VLAN learning (802.1Q): 4,096

• Q-in-Q (802.1ad)

• MAC bridging (802.1D)

• PBB (Provider Backbone Bridging 802.1ah)

• PBB-TE 802.1Qay for connection oriented Ethernet

• Spanning Tree (802.1D), Multiple Spanning Tree (802.1s), and Rapid Spanning Tree (802.1w) support

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• Link Aggregation (802.3ad)

• Trunk (NNI) protection

 Ethernet Line Protection ITU-T G.8031, PBB-TE Layer Protection

o Switch times < 50 ms

 Ethernet Ring Protection ITU-T G.8032, PBB-TE Layer Protection

o Switch times < 50 ms with a maximum of 32 ERP nodes

• Client (UNI) protection

 Link Aggregation (802.1AX)  Rapid Spanning Tree (802.1w)

• Link OAM 802.3ah and OTN

• Service OAM 802.1ag and Y.1731

 UP and Down MEPs  Performance Monitoring

o Frame Delay o Frame Delay Variation (Jitter) o Frame Loss

 Ethernet Service Activation Test Methodology (Y.1564, formally Y.156sam)

o Hardware capable, software support in a future Release

• QoS

 Ingress per service policing

o Two-Rate Three-Color Marker o Metering granularity from 1 Mbps to 10 Gbps in 64 Kbps increments o Ethernet P-bit priority to CoS mapping o DSCP to CoS mapping

 Egress shaping

o 8 class of service queues per port

• Egress scheduling

 Strict Priority  Weighted Round Robin (WRR)  Deficit Weighted Round Robin (DWRR)

• Synchronous Ethernet (SyncE)

2.5.4 PME-216i Capacity

• MAC Addresses: 32,000

• VLANs (with independent VLAN learning): 4,096

Note: The VLAN range is 0 to 4095. VLAN 0 is priority-tagged. Provisionable VLAN range is 1 to

4094. VLAN 4095 is reserved by the system.

• VLAN translation (ingress and egress): 2,000

• Unique services (E-Line or E-LAN) no policing: 1,000

• Unique services (E-Line or E-LAN) with policing: 512

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• Traffic Engineering Service Instances (TESIs): 64

• Protected TESI groups per card pair: 32

• Flow Points: 512

• Ethernet Ring Protection Groups per card pair: 32

• Maintenance association End Points (MEPs): 64

• Link Aggregation Groups: 16

• Ports in a Link Aggregation Group: 8

• Y.1731 PM: 64

2.5.5 Standards

• MAC bridging (IEEE 802.1D)

• VLANs (IEEE 802.1Q)

• Q-in-Q (IEEE 802.1ad)

• Provider Backbone Bridging (PBB) IEEE 802.1ah

• Provider Backbone Bridging - Traffic Engineering (PBB-TE) IEEE 802.1Qay

• Spanning tree (IEEE 802.1D)

• Multiple Spanning Tree (IEEE 802.1s)

• Rapid Spanning Tree (IEEE 802.1w)

• Link OAM (IEEE 802.3ah Clause 57)

• Connectivity Fault Management (IEEE 802.1ag)

• OAM functions and mechanisms for Ethernet-based networks (ITU-T Y.1731)

2.5.6 Optical Transport

• Up to 2 10GbE rings per module, or

• Up to 2 10G OTU2 (10.709 Gbps) trunk interfaces per module, or

• Up to 2 10G OTU2e (11.0957 Gbps) trunk interfaces per module, or

• Up to 2 OTU1e (11.0491 Gbps) trunk interfaces per module

• G.975 Generic forward error correction (GFEC)

• Enhanced G.975.1/App.4 (enhanced FEC)

2.5.7 Interfaces

• Up to 2 10GbE LAN/WAN (XFP)

• Up to 2 10G OTU2 (XFP)

• Up to 2 10G OTU2e (XFP)

• Up to 2 10G OTU1e (XFP)

• Up to 16 GbE (SFP)

• Up to 2 10GbE backplane interfaces for module to module Ethernet switching and protection

• Physical: Front access, fixed wavelength XFP optics

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2.5.8 Management

• G.709 and OTN support on all DWDM interfaces

• A – Z circuit provisioning using Planet Operate

• SNMP v2

• CLI and TL1

• EMS-based integration creates end-to-end OAM regardless of topology or packet/OTN mixed links

2.5.9 Physical

• Module dimensions:

 Depth: 11.6" / 295 mm  Width: 1.2" / 30.5 mm  Height: 13.8" / 350 mm

• Weight: 4.25 lbs / 1.93 kg

2.5.10 Power

• Dual -48V DC power feeds to module slots (Z22 -48V DC model, Z33, and Z77)

• Dual +24V DC power feeds to module slots (Z22 +24V DC model)

• Power consumption: 67 watts typical, 97 watts maximum

Note: This reflects the typical power requirements of 2 XFP and 16 SFP transceivers.

2.5.11 Environmental

• -40°F to +149°F / -40°C to +65°C operating temperature

• 5% to 85% operating relative humidity (non-condensing)

• 13,000 feet (4,000 m) altitude

2.5.12 Compliance / Safety

• NEBS 3 Certified (GR-63 CORE, GR-1089)

• UL/CSA Listed

• UE/CE-Marked: EN 60950, EN 55022, EN 6 1000, ETSI EN 300 386 V.1.3.3

• CB Scheme Certified 60950

• FCC, Subpart B, Part 15, Class A

• RoHS compliant

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2.6 PSW-10G10 Packet Module

The PSW-10G10 is a high capacity 10-port 10 GbE switch module for aggregating and grooming Ethernet services. The PSW-10G10 module is optimized for high-capacity Ethernet aggregation and end-to-end packet transport solutions. PSW-10G10 modules support ten 10 GbE ports through four XFP and six SFP+ interfaces. The PSW-10G10 module supports standards-based Connection Oriented Ethernet (COE) for increased network performance and scale. The module also supports optional user configurable OTU2 mapping with FEC for transport over optical networks.

In this Release, the PSW-10G10 module is deployable in Z77 shelves. The transport module supports COE transport with Provider Backbone Bridging with Traffic Engineering (PBB-TE) functionality (per IEEE

802.1Qay), including E-LAN and E-VLAN services. Each PSW-10G10 module interconnects with other modules through a 2.8 Tbps Ethernet and OTN switching fabric (XC-2800) in the 14-slot Z77 chassis.

The PSW-10G10 module supports VLANs at both the provider (IEEE 802.1ad) and customer (IEEE

802.1Q) level for advanced Ethernet services.

The graphic below shows the PSW-10G10 trunk and client interfaces functional block diagram.

4 x 10 GbE XFP

6 x 10 GbE SFP+

(2.8 Tbps XC-2800 common

Backplane

fabric in Z77)

Figure 38: PSW-10G10 Functional Block Diagram

200G

Ethernet

Switch

ODU2

Mapper

ODU2

Mapper

The next graphic shows a typical switch configuration with PSW-10G10 line cards.

Figure 39: Typical Extended Switch Configuration with PSW-10G10 Line Cards

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Applications

• 10 GbE client interfaces to routers and other network elements.

• Interface module for chassis-wide 2.8 Tbps Ethernet switch fabric.

• 10 GbE switching function with OTU2 for transport over OEO or ROADM optical networks.

• Advanced aggregation and E-Line / E-LAN MEF services.

• Achieving transport grade SLAs with packet services.

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Features and Benefits

• 200 Gbps switch capacity per module.

• High density 10 GbE interface connectivity.

• Aggregation of 10G on the blade or across chassis using the XC-2800 Z77 switch fabric modules.

• A-to-Z provisioning of Ethernet services across multi-layer Ethernet, Ethernet transport, OTN,

and DWDM.

• Advanced MEF Ethernet services (E-Line, E-LAN).

• Connection Oriented Ethernet – IEEE 802.1ah for high performance transport and network

efficiency.

• Ethernet switch functionality provides the flexibility to augment or replace existing switches

or routers.

 Upgrading capacity and functionality.  Easy migration of services from legacy Ethernet switches – for redeployment and reuse in

lesser transport intensive applications.

• ITU-T G.975 Generic Forward Error Correction (GFEC) on DWDM trunk (5-6dB link

improvement).

• OTU2 service identifiers on DWDM trunks for granular tracking and visibility.

• Span by span, per-service transmit and receive performance monitoring with 15-min and 24-hr PM

statistics.

• Supports removable XFP and SFP+ transceivers for client interface reach flexibility.

PSW-10G10 In-Band Management Channel

The PSW-10G10 module provides an optional in-band management channel of up to 100 Mbps in bandwidth. If the Z77 shelf is configured with a PSW-10G10 line card and the shelf does not have a LAD or WSS/AWG module or the traffic-carrying PSW interfaces are not fiber patched to an installed LAD or WSS/AWG module, set the 10GE/OTU2 Fiber Port Signal Type parameter (General sub-tab) to "10GE LAN" (default). When the PSW 10G fiber port is provisioned with a signal type of 10GE LAN or 10GE WAN, the Topology Discovery and Routing parameters are automatically enabled (default) and the system will use the PSW line card in-band management channel to provide node-to-node communication.

If the PSW-10G10 line card is installed in a Z77 shelf and a LAD or WSS/AWG module is providing the OSC and the traffic-carrying PSW interfaces are fiber patched to a LAD or WSS/AWG module, Cyan recommends that you set the PSW 10GE/OTU2 Fiber Port Signal Type parameter to "OTU-2" (General sub-tab). When the PSW fiber port is provisioned with a signal type of OTU2, the Topology Discovery and Routing parameters are automatically disabled and the PSW line card 100 Mbps of bandwidth that was reserved for the in-band management channel is returned to the PSW 10G fiber port for payload. Disabling Topology Discovery also prevents the system from displaying a topology line in addition to the OSC line to the adjacent node in the 3D Network view tab.

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2.6.1 System Requirements

Cyan Z77, software version Release 5.0 or higher

2.6.2 Ethernet Services and Standards

• MEF EPL, EVPL and E-LAN services with local bridging between UNI-N and NNI port

• VLANs (IEEE 802.1Q)

• Q-in-Q (IEEE 802.1ad)

• MAC bridging (IEEE 802.1D)

• 2,000 TESIs

• Connection oriented Ethernet (COE) support:

 Provider Backbone Bridging - IEEE 802.1ah  Provider Backbone Bridging (Traffic Engineering) - IEEE 802.1Qay

• Ethernet Ring Protection ITU-T G.8032v2 with sub-50ms switch times

• Spanning tree (IEEE 802.1D), multiple spanning tree (IEEE 802.1s), and Rapid Spanning Tree

(IEEE 802.1w) support (planned for a future release)

• P-bit priority QoS (IEEE 802.1p)

• 8 class of service queues per port

2.6.3 Optical Transport

• 4 x 10 GbE XFP, plus 6 x 10 GbE SFP+

• All ports support optional OTU2

• ITU-T G.975 Generic Forward Error Correction (GFEC) and Enhanced Forward Error Correction

(EFEC)

2.6.4 Interfaces

• 10 x 10 GbE LAN/WAN

• Physical: Front access, XFP and SFP+

2.6.5 Management

• ITU-T G.709 and OTN support on all DWDM interfaces

• SNMP v2

• CLI and TL1

• A – Z circuit provisioning using Planet Operate (TESI provisioning only in this Release)

2.6.6 Physical

• Module dimensions:

 Depth: 11.6" / 295 mm  Width: 1.2" / 30.5 mm  Height: 13.8" / 350 mm

• Weight: 4.0 lbs / 1.8 kg

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2.6.7 Power

• Dual -48V DC power feeds to module slots

• Power consumption: 150 watts typical, 180 watts maximum

2.6.8 Environmental

• +32°F to +122°F / 0°C to +50°C operating temperature

• 5% to 85% operating relative humidity (non-condensing)

• 13,000 feet (4,000 m) altitude

2.6.9 Compliance / Safety

• NEBS 3 Certified (GR-63 CORE, GR-1089)

• UL/CSA Listed

• UE/CE-Marked: EN 60950, EN 55022, EN 6 1000, ETSI EN 300 386 V.1.3.3

• CB Scheme Certified 60950

• FCC, Subpart B, Part 15, Class A

• RoHS compliant

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6 x 10 GbE SFP+

18 x GbE SFP

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160G

Ethernet

Switch

2.7 PSW-618 Packet Module

The PSW-618 is a highly scalable Ethernet switching and transport module for the Cyan Z77 packet-optical transport platform (P-OTP). The PSW-618 is optimized for high-capacity Ethernet aggregation and end-to-end packet transport solutions. The PSW-618 modules support six 10 GbE SFP+ and eighteen 1 GbE SFP interfaces for local connection to routers and other network elements. The PSW-618 module supports standards-based Connection Oriented Ethernet (COE) for increased network performance and scale. The module also supports optional user configurable OTU2 mapping with FEC for transport over optical networks.

In this Release, the PSW-618 module is deployable in Z77 shelves. Each PSW-618 module is inter-connected with other modules through a 2.8 Tbps Ethernet and OTN switching fabric (XC-2800) in the 14-slot Z77 chassis. Other modules supported by the XC-2800 switch fabric include the PSW-10G10 and TSW-10G10.

The PSW-618 module supports VLANs at both the provider (IEEE 802.1ad) and customer (IEEE 802.1Q) level for advanced Ethernet services. The transport module supports COE transport with Provider Backbone Bridging with Traffic Engineering (PBB-TE) functionality.

The graphic below shows the PSW-618 trunk and client interfaces functional block diagram.

The graphic below shows a typical extended switch configuration with PSW-618 line cards.

Figure 40: PSW-618 Functional Block Diagram

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Applications

• GbE and 10 GbE client interface to routers or other network elements.

• Aggregation of GbE into 10 GbE.

• Interface module for chassis-wide 2.8 Tbps Ethernet switch fabric.

• 1 GbE to 10 GbE switching function with OTU2 for transport over OEO or ROADM optical

networks.

• Advanced aggregation and E-Line / E-LAN MEF services.

• Achieving transport grade SLAs with packet services.

Features and Benefits

• 160 Gbps switch capacity per module.

• GbE and 10 GbE interface connectivity.

• Aggregation of 1G to 10G on the blade or across chassis using the XC-2800 Z77 switch fabric

modules.

• A-to-Z provisioning of Ethernet services across multi-layer Ethernet, Ethernet transport, OTN and

DWDM.

• Advanced MEF Ethernet services (E-Line, E-LAN).

• Connection Oriented Ethernet – IEEE 802.1ah for high performance transport and network

efficiency.

• Ethernet switch functionality provides the flexibility to augment or replace existing switches or

routers.

 Upgrading capacity and functionality.  Easy migration of services from legacy Ethernet switches – for redeployment and reuse in

lesser transport intensive applications.

• ITU-T G.975 Generic Forward Error Correction (GFEC) on DWDM trunk (5-6dB link

improvement).

• OTU2 service identifiers on DWDM trunks for granular tracking and visibility.

• Span by span, per-service transmit and receive performance monitoring with 15-min and 24-hr PM

statistics.

• Supports removable SFP and SFP+ for client interface reach flexibility.

PSW-618 In-Band Management Channel

The PSW-618 module provides an optional in-band management channel of up to 100 Mbps in bandwidth. If the Z77 shelf is configured with a PSW-618 line card and the shelf does not have a LAD or WSS/AWG module or the traffic-carrying PSW interfaces are not fiber patched to an installed LAD or WSS/AWG module, set the 10GE/OTU2 Fiber Port Signal Type parameter (General sub-tab) to “10GE LAN” (default). When the PSW 10G fiber port is provisioned with a signal type of 10GE LAN or 10GE WAN, the Topology Discovery and Routing parameters are automatically enabled (default) and the system will use the PSW line card in-band management channel to provide node-to-node communication.

If the PSW-618 line card is installed in a Z77 shelf and a LAD or WSS/AWG module is providing the OSC and the traffic-carrying PSW interfaces are fiber patched to a LAD or WSS/AWG module, Cyan recommends that you set the PSW 10GE/OTU2 Fiber Port Signal Type parameter to “OTU-2” (General sub-tab). When the PSW fiber port is provisioned with a signal type of OTU2, the Topology Discovery and Routing parameters are automatically disabled and the PSW line card 100 Mbps of bandwidth that was

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reserved for the in-band management channel is returned to the PSW 10G fiber port for payload. Disabling Topology Discovery also prevents the system from displaying a topology line in addition to the OSC line to the adjacent node in the 3D Network view tab.

2.7.1 System Requirements

Cyan Z77, software version Release 5.0 or higher

2.7.2 Ethernet Services and Standards

• MEF EPL, EVPL and E-LAN services with local bridging between UNI-N and NNI port

• VLANs (IEEE 802.1Q)

• Q-in-Q (IEEE 802.1ad)

• MAC bridging (IEEE 802.1D)

• 2,000 TESIs

• Connection oriented Ethernet (COE) support:

 Provider Backbone Bridging - IEEE 802.1ah  Provider Backbone Bridging (Traffic Engineering) - IEEE 802.1Qay

• Ethernet Ring Protection ITU-T G.8032v2 with sub-50ms switch times

• Spanning tree (IEEE 802.1D), multiple spanning tree (IEEE 802.1s), and Rapid Spanning Tree

(IEEE 802.1w) support (planned for a future release)

• P-bit priority QoS (IEEE 802.1p)

• 8 class of service queues per port

2.7.3 Optical Transport

• 6 x 10 GbE/SFP+ plus 18 x GbE (10/100/1000) SFP

• Up to 4 optional ODU2 mappers

• ITU-T G.975 Generic Forward Error Correction (GFEC) and Enhanced Forward Error Correction

(EFEC)

2.7.4 Interfaces

• 6 x 10 GbE LAN/WAN and 18 GbE (10/100/1000) LAN

• Physical: Front access, SFP+ and SFP

2.7.5 Management

• ITU-T G.709 and OTN support on all DWDM interfaces

• SNMP v2

• CLI and TL1

• A – Z circuit provisioning using Planet Operate (TESI provisioning only in this Release)

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2.7.6 Physical

• Module dimensions:

 Depth: 11.6" / 295 mm  Width: 1.2" / 30.5 mm  Height: 13.8" / 350 mm

• Weight: 4.0 lbs / 1.8 kg

2.7.7 Power

• Dual -48V DC power feeds to module slots

• Power consumption: 150 watts typical, 180 watts maximum

2.7.8 Environmental

• +32°F to +122°F / 0°C to +50°C operating temperature

• 5% to 85% operating relative humidity (non-condensing)

• 13,000 feet (4,000 m) altitude

2.7.9 Compliance / Safety

• NEBS 3 Certified (GR-63 CORE, GR-1089)

• UL/CSA Listed

• UE/CE-Marked: EN 60950, EN 55022, EN 6 1000, ETSI EN 300 386 V.1.3.3

• CB Scheme Certified 60950

• FCC, Subpart B, Part 15, Class A

• RoHS compliant

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Nx10G

LAG

10 GbE Ring

2 x 10 GbE over DWDM

Collector Ring

10 GbE Ring

GbE

Wireless Backhaul

10 GbE /

Nx GbE

Business Ethernet

xDSL / PON

Residential Broadband

•

XC-2800 and TSW-10G10

•

Groom and Aggregate

multiple 10G Rings

1/10 GbE

•

Frees up multiple pairs of PMEs being used for grooming and aggregaton

Z77

Z33

Z22

2.8 TSW-10G10 Packet Aggregation and Transport Module

The Cyan TSW-10G10 module, designed for Z77 (Z77 and Z77 shelf v2) deployments, provides grooming and aggregation of TESIs across 10G rings and add/drop capabilities. The TSW-10G10 serves to eliminate existing fiber patches between PME (PME-412 or PME-216i) line cards used for aggregation; freeing up multiple PME ports for Ethernet services.

The TSW-10G10 provides four XFP ports and six SFP+ ports. OTU2 and OTU2e with FEC are supported on every TSW-10G10 port, as well as 10GbE LAN. The TSW-10G10 provides an optional in-band management channel of up to 100 Mbps in bandwidth.

Working in conjunction with the XC-2800 switch fabric in a Z77 shelf, the TSW-10G10 and the switch fabric interface supports connection oriented transport for TESI cross-connections. The XC-2800 switch fabric is fully non-blocking across all 14 Z77 line card slots. For additional information on the XC-2800, see

XC-2800 Switch Fabric starting on page 135.

Figure 42: Z77 TSW-10G10 Module

The graphic below shows an example of the TSW-10G10 deployed in a Z77 with the XC-2800 switch fabric providing grooming and aggregation for multiple 10G rings.

Figure 43: TSW-10G10 Configuration Example

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Collector Ri ng Connecti on

Fiber Patch Connec tion

Aggregation Ring

Connecti on

Aggregation Ring

NID

Aggregation Ring

NID

•

PME-412 line cards can only aggregate two collector rings per card pair

•

PMEs can only talk across the backplane in slot pairs

•

Front fiber patches are required

PME-412 line cards slots 3 through 10

•

TSW-10G10 line cards can aggregate nine rings per card pair

•

TSWs are any-to-any port (any slot)

•

PME line cards provide the UNI interfaces

•

PME line cards do not connect to the TSW line cards across the backplane

PME-412 line cards

slots 3 and 4

TSW-10G10 line cards

slots 5 through 8

The next graphic shows a Z77 shelf (on the left) with eight PME-412 line cards providing aggregation for only two collector rings per card pair. The Z77 shelf on the right illustrates the advantages of the TSW-10G10 modules. This Z77 shelf is configured with the XC-2800 switch fabric modules, two PME-412 line cards to provide client UNI interfaces, and four TSW-10G10 (two card pairs). Each TSW-10G10 card pair is capable of aggregating up to nine collector rings.

2.8.1 System Requirements

Cyan Z77, software version Release 4.0 or higher

2.8.2 Interfaces and Optical Transport

All TSW-10G10 ports support OTN and Ethernet.

• Up to 4 10GbE LAN/WAN (XFP) — 10.325 Gbps

• Up to 6 10GbE LAN/WAN (SFP+) — 10.325 Gbps

• Up to 4 10G OTU2 (XFP) — 10.709 Gbps

• Up to 6 10G OTU2 (SFP+) — 10.709 Gbps

• Up to 4 10G OTU2e (XFP) — 11.096 Gbps

• Up to 6 10G OTU2e (SFP+) — 11.096 Gbps

• Up to 4 10G OTU1e (XFP) — 11.0491 Gbps

• Up to 6 10G OTU1e (SFP+) — 11.0491 Gbps

• G.975 Generic forward error correction (GFEC)

• Enhanced G.975.1/App.4 (enhanced FEC)

• Physical: Front access, fixed wavelength XFP and SFP+ optics

Figure 44: Z77 Aggregation Comparison Using TSW-10G10 Line Cards

Note: Cyan single-fiber XFP and SFP+ transceiver modules are designed specifically for datacomm applications. These transceiver modules do not support OTU2 signal types.

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2.8.3 Management

• G.709 and OTN support on all DWDM interfaces

• A – Z circuit provisioning using Planet Operate

• SNMP v2

• CLI and TL1

2.8.4 Physical

• Module dimensions:

 Depth: 11.6" / 295 mm  Width: 1.2" / 30.5 mm  Height: 13.8" / 350 mm

• Weight: 4.80 lbs / 2.177 kg

2.8.5 Power

• Dual -48V DC power feeds to module slots

• Power consumption: 140 watts typical, 175 watts maximum

Note: This reflects the typical power requirements of 4 XFP and 6 SFP+ transceivers.

2.8.6 Environmental

• +32°F to +122°F / 0°C to +50°C operating temperature

• 5% to 85% operating relative humidity (non-condensing)

• 13,000 feet (4,000 m) altitude

2.8.7 Compliance / Safety

• NEBS 3 Certified (GR-63 CORE, GR-1089)

• UL/CSA Listed

• UE/CE-Marked: EN 60950, EN 55022, EN 6 1000, ETSI EN 300 386 V.1.3.3

• CB Scheme Certified 60950

• FCC, Subpart B, Part 15, Class A

• RoHS compliant

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2.9 LAC-8 Lambda Aggregator Module

The Cyan Z-Series Lambda Aggregator CWDM (LAC) terminal multiplexer module provides up to eight CWDM wavelengths for use in the Z-Series multi-layer transport platforms. Each LAC module provides optical multiplexing and demultiplexing capability in the 1470nm to 1610nm band with 20nm spacing.

Each LAC module is available with standard 8 – 20 dB link budgets that typically support up to 80-km spans (0.25 dB/km).

The primary application of the LAC module is to increase effective fiber capacity by multiplexing multiple optical signals over a common fiber for multiplexed CWDM transmissions or regeneration. This is achieved through the optical add/drop capability for up to eight 2.5G wavelengths at each node on a ring or a linear network. The LAC-8 module provides transponding and muxponding in conjunction with SFT-8 modules.

LAC modules support multiplexing and demultiplexing of wavelengths associated with Cyan Z-Series transponders, muxponders, Ethernet switch/transport modules, third-party system or third-party CWDM systems. Cyan LAC modules also support integrated management through an in-band Optical Supervisory Channel (OSC).

Figure 45: Cyan Z-Series LAC-8 Module

The graphic below shows the block diagram for the Z-Series LAC-8 module.

Figure 46: LAC-8 Block Diagram

2.9.1 System Requirements

• Cyan Z33

• Cyan Z77

2.9.2 Functional Interfaces

• Input: Up to 8 (2.5G) CWDM channels

• Output: Up to 8 CWDM wavelengths

• Channel spacing: 20nm

• Optical Supervisory Channel (OSC) — 100Base-FX Ethernet at 1510nm

• Physical: Front Access, Duplex LC/UPC connectors

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• Link budget 8 to 20 dB (up to 80 km with 0.25 dB/km)

• Fiber types supported: NSDF (G.652), NZ-DSF (G.655)

• Transponding and muxponding in conjunction with SFT modules

2.9.3 Management

• DCN connectivity

• A – Z circuit provisioning using Planet Operate

• SNMP v2

• CLI

• TL1

2.9.4 Physical

• Module dimensions:

 Depth: 11.6" / 295 mm  Width: 1.2" / 30.5 mm  Height: 13.8" / 350 mm

• Weight: 4 lbs / 1.8 kg

2.9.5 Power

• Dual -48V DC power feeds to module slots

• LAC-8 power consumption: 10 watts typical, 12 watts maximum

2.9.6 Environmental

• +32°F to +122°F / 0°C to +50°C operating temperature

• 5% to 85% operating relative humidity (non-condensing)

• 13,000 feet (4,000 m) altitude

2.9.7 LAC-8 Wavelength Assignments

LAC-8 Wavelength Assignment

LAC-8

1 1470 2 1490 3 1510 4 1530 5 1550 6 1570 7 1590 8 1610

Wavelength

(nm)

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2.9.8 Compliance / Safety

• NEBS 3 Certified (GR-63 CORE, GR-1089)

• UL/CSA Listed

• UE/CE-Marked: EN 60950, EN 55022, EN 6 1000, ETSI EN 300 386 V.1.3.3

• CB Scheme Certified 60950

• FCC, Subpart B, Part 15, Class A

• RoHS compliant

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Comm In / Comm Out

1470 In / 1470 Out

1490 In / 1490 Out

1510 In / 1510 Out

1530 In / 1530 Out

Comm In / Comm Out

Exp In / Exp Out

1550 In / 1550 Out

1570 In / 1570 Out

1590 In / 1590 Out

1610 In / 1610 Out

2.5G Wavelengths

LAC-4P

To Outside Plant

(CWDM)

2.10 LAC-4P Lambda Aggregator CWDM Terminal Multiplexer

Cyan also provides the LAC-4P 4-channel CWDM add/drop with Express mux/demux module. The external module is housed in an industry-standard LGX

form factor. The LAC-4 module is a passive module that provides a 4-port CWDM optical mux/demux capability. It works in conjunction with the SFT-8 module.

Channel spacing is at 20nm, following the standard CWDM wavelength grid. There are two versions of the LAC-4P module:

• LAC-4P, 1610nm – 1550nm

• LAC-4P, 1530nm – 1470nm

The LGX-compatible form factor allows for simple installation with snap-in mounting. The LAC-4P modules are installed without tools into any LGX-compatible shelf. You can mount up to three units into a single LGX passive shelf.

The LAC-4P CWDM modules is deployable in incremental steps. Operators can start out with a 1x4 CWDM multiplexer and, as demand grows, add an additional 1x4 LGX packaged CWDM module to reach 8 wavelengths. Add Additional modules by simply daisy-chaining the units using the LAC-4P Express and Common ports.

The graphic below shows a wiring example of the LAC-4P module and SFT-8 line card.

LAC-4P Wavelength Assignment

LAC-4P

1470 – 1530

1 1470 2 1490 3 1510 4 1530

Wavelength

(nm)

LAC-4P

Figure 47: LAC-4P Wiring Example

1550 – 1610

5 1550 6 1570 7 1590 8 1610

Wavelength

(nm)

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Up to 4 2.5G Trunk Interfaces

(DWDM or CWDM SFPs)

Up to 4 2.5G Client

Interfaces (SFPs)

Up to 4 OC-3/12/48 Up to 4 STM-1/4/16 Up to 4 100FX, GbE Up to 4 1G/2G FC, FICON Up to 4 ESCON, ISC-1, ISC-3

Any Combination of:

Transponding

3R Regen

Up to 2.5G wavelengths

2.11 SFT-8 Module Transponder Module

The Cyan Z-Series 8-port SFP Transponder (SFT-8) is a multi-rate module capable of supporting drop or insert or express traffic in the Z-Series multi-layer transport network platform.

Figure 48: SFT-8 Module

There are three primary applications for the SFT-8 module:

• Transponding for Gigabit Ethernet and OC-3/12/48 SONET and STM-1/4/16 SDH services.

• High-density Fibre Channel and FICON SAN support on DWDM services.

• 3R regeneration (re-timing, re-shaping, re-amplification) of up to 2.5G transmit signals.

Figure 49: SFT-8 Module Trunk and Client Interfaces

SFT-8 modules provide support for both CWDM and DWDM depending on the type of SFP transceiver configured:

• DWDM is supported in conjunction with LAD-40/LAD-40E or

LAD-8/LAD-8i/LAD-8A/LAD-8E/LAD-8X or LAD-4/LAD-4A or LAD-2P/LAD-2G modules.

• CWDM is supported in conjunction with LAC-8 and LAC-4P modules.

SFP Interfaces

The SFT-8 module utilizes eight SFP ports that are grouped in pairs for signal regeneration. The clock and data recovery device supports any rate between 10 Mbps to 2.7 Gbps.

• Line rate:

 Minimum – 10 Mbps  Maximum – 2.7 Gbps  Jitter and Wander – GR-253-CORE

All of the SFT-8 ports support both copper SFP and optical SFP transceivers. In copper SFP mode, the module supports 1000BASE-T mode.

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2.11.1 System Requirements

• Cyan Z22 (-48V shelf)

• Cyan Z77

• Cyan Z33

2.11.2 Functional Interfaces

• 2.5G transponder

• Client/trunk side interfaces:

 Up to 4 OC-3/12/48  Up to 4 STM-1/4/16  Up to 4 100Base-FX, GbE  Up to 4 1G, 2G Fibre Channel (FC), FICON  Up to 4 ESCON, ISC-1, and ISC-3

• Physical: Front access, fixed wavelength XFP optics

• Line rate, SFP ports:

 Minimum 10 Mbps  Maximum 2.7 Gbps

• Transponder and regeneration functions in conjunction with Z-Series LAD and LAC modules

• OEO Add/Drop – full 3R regeneration (re-timing, re-shaping, re-transmit)

2.11.3 Management

• Planet Operate

• SNMP v2

• CLI

• TL1

2.11.4 Physical

• Module dimensions:

 Depth: 11.6" / 295 mm  Width: 1.2" / 30.5 mm  Height: 13.8" / 350 mm

• Weight: 4 lbs / 1.8 kg

2.11.5 Power

• Dual -48V DC power feeds to module slots

• SFT-8 power consumption: 45 watts typical, 50 watts maximum

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Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Safety Symbols and Labels

Safety and Compliance Information

Contents

Table of Figures

New in this Release

Chapter 1: Cyan Z-Series Shelves

1.1 Cyan Z22 Shelf

1.1.1 Z22 Shelf Description

1.1.2 Z22 Card Installation Guidelines

1.1.3 CEMi Controller Card: +24 Volt

1.1.4 Z22 Physical

1.1.5 Z22 External Timing

1.1.6 Z22 Alarms

1.1.7 Z22 Shelf Power

1.2 Cyan Z33 Shelf

1.2.1 Z33 Shelf Description

1.2.2 Z33 Line Card Configuration Guidelines

1.2.3 Common Equipment Module (CEMi)

1.2.4 Z33 Timing

1.2.5 Z33 Alarms

1.2.6 Z33 Shelf Power

1.2.7 Z33 Physical

1.3 Cyan Z77 Shelf v2

1.3.1 Z77 Card Installation Guidelines

1.3.2 Z77 Power

1.3.3 Z77 Physical

1.3.4 Z77 Timing

1.3.5 Z77 Management

1.4 Cyan L-AMP Shelf

1.4.1 L-AMP Shelf Pinouts

1.4.2 L-AMP Interfaces

1.4.3 L-AMP OSC Specifications

1.4.4 L-AMP Features

1.4.5 L-AMP Applications

1.4.6 L-AMP Physical

1.4.7 L-AMP Power

1.4.8 L-AMP Compliance

Chapter 2: Z-Series Line Cards, Modules, Optics, and Optical Protection

2.1 LAD Modules

2.1.1 Functional Interfaces

2.1.2 LAD OSC Specifications

2.1.3 Management

2.1.4 Physical

2.1.5 Power

2.1.6 Environmental

2.1.7 LAD Module Wavelength Assignments

2.1.8 LAD-2P and LAD-8i 1310nm Add/Drop Port

2.1.9 LAD-2G 1550nm Add/Drop Port

2.1.10 Compliance / Safety

2.2 DTM-8 and DTM-8G Transponder Modules

2.2.1 DTM-8/DTM-8G System Requirements

2.2.2 Applications

2.2.3 DTM-8 Interfaces

2.2.4 DTM-8G Interfaces

2.2.5 DTM-8/DTM-8G Management

2.2.6 DTM-8/DTM-8G Physical

2.2.7 DTM-8/DTM-8G Power

2.2.8 DTM-8/DTM-8G Environmental

2.2.9 DTM-8/DTM-8G Compliance / Safety

2.3 2.5G-LME4 Multiplex-Transponder Module

2.3.1 System Requirements

2.3.2 Interfaces

2.3.3 Management

2.3.4 Physical

2.3.5 Power

2.3.6 Environmental

2.3.7 Compliance / Safety

2.4 PME-412 Packet Multiplexer Module

2.4.1 Synchronous Ethernet

2.4.2 System Requirements

2.4.3 PME-412 Ethernet Services, OAM, QoS, and Synchronization

2.4.4 PME-412 Capacity

2.4.5 Optical Transport

2.4.6 Interfaces

2.4.7 Management

2.4.8 Physical