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shaping tomorrow with you FLASHWAVE® 4100 ES Micro Packet Optical Networking Platform The FLASHWAVE 4100 ES Micro Packet Optical Networking Platform (Packet ONP) is ideal for Ethernet and TDM access service delivery and aggregation over networks up to OC-192 using full band tunable optics. Offering high reliability in extreme environments, its modular, 2RU chassis provides payas-you-grow flexibility, minimizing capital outlay. 1 FLASHWAVE® 4100 ES Micro Packet Optical Networking Platform Optimal for the Network Edge or Customer Premises FLASHWAVE® 4100 platforms are in service across tens of thousands of locations, such as central offices, cell sites, outside-plant cabinets and cable distribution networks. The platform is also widely deployed on customer premises in rack, cabinet and wall-mount configurations. Configured in conjunction with a FLASHWAVE 4000 series Multiservice Provisioning Platform (MSPP) or FLASHWAVE 7000 series Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) system, the FLASHWAVE 4100 ES platform improves slot cost-to-value ratio. Used with the FLASHWAVE 9500 Packet ONP EoX Gateway configuration, the platform provides a complete backhaul, aggregation and service delivery solution over Ethernet or SONET network facilities. Key Platform Features The FLASHWAVE 4100 ES Micro Packet Optical Networking Platform (Packet ONP) is the optimal solution for the network edge or customer premises, offering: • 10G access network element using OC-192 with full band tunable optics • Environmentally hardened 2RU all industrial-grade platform with modular flexibility that cost-effectively addresses a broad range of demanding applications • Metro Ethernet Forum (MEF)-compliant Ethernet Private Line (EPL) and Ethernet Virtual Private Line (EVPL) services One Platform Combines COE, TDM Access, Self-Healing Resilient Hardware, and Aggregation The COE and TDM capabilities of the FLASHWAVE 4100 ES system are optimized for 2G/3G/4G mobile backhaul, wholesale Ethernet access, high-density metro Ethernet business services, and backhaul of triple play services, including broadband Internet access from DSLAM, PON or CMTS equipment, ensuring the highest standards of reliability and service transport. COE Service Unit The COE service unit combines SONET attributes such as extremely low-latency, jitter and frame loss with the flexibility, scalability and dynamic bandwidth allocation of Ethernet. The unit provides: • Guaranteed bandwidth (CIR) per Ethernet Virtual Connection (EVC) • Smooth, economical migration from legacy SONET to nextgeneration packet optical networking • Service delivery for high concentrations of 100FX and GE ConnectionOriented Ethernet (COE), DS1, DS3, EC1, OC-3, OC-12 and OC-48 services • Flexible COE over Ethernet and SONET resulting in long-term investment protection • Four classes of service with dynamic bandwidth allocation between services • Integrated Y.1731 fault management and performance measurement responder eliminates external NIDs at remote locations • Ethernet service multiplexing (aggregation) with resilient hardware • Complete solution for high-performance 2G/3G/4G cell site access and aggregation deployments, mobile/business backhaul and utility telecom applications • VLAN ID mapping/translation • COE network operation on any port with optional 1:1 LAG facility protection • Metro Ethernet Forum (MEF)-certified Ethernet Private Line (EPL) and Ethernet Virtual Private Line (EVPL) services OC-3/OC-12/OC-48/OC-192 SONET Fast/Gigabit Ethernet Network FLASHWAVE 4100 ES Micro Packet ONP with multiple service options ALM FAIL/ SVCE PWR ABN SWDL SWDL FAIL/SVCE FAIL/SVCE SFP/ LINE SFP/ LINE ALM FAIL/ SVCE ALM FAIL/ SVCE LINE LPBK LINE LPBK 1:1 LAG SWDL SWDL FAIL/SVCE SFP/ LINE SFP/ LINE SFP/ LINE SFP/ LINE SFP/ LINE CPU RESET ACO/ LAMP TEST SFP/ LINE FAIL/SVCE PORT: 1 2 PORT: 1 2 3 4 3 4 5 6 5 6 7 8 7 8 9 10 9 10 TERM CPU 2 1:1 LAG SONET Line Units with integrated Switch Fabric Dual OC-3 OC-12 OC-48 OC-192 TDM Service Units DS1s DS3s EC1s Transmux SONET Service Units OC-3/OC-12 OC-12/OC-48 High-Density Ethernet Service Units 100FX GE COE Service Units 10/100/1000 Ethernet over SONET 10/100/1000 Native Ethernet Priority Queue/VLAN Tagging/EVC Port Mapping FLASHWAVE® 4100 ES Micro Packet Optical Networking Platform Optimized for Efficiency Present Mode of Operation TDM & Ethernet over SONET SONET Bandwidth Exhausted, Begin Migration to COE Independent TDM & Native Ethernet FLASHWAVE FLASHWAVE FLASHWAVE FLASHWAVE 9500 or 4100 ES SONET 9500 or 4100 ES 9500 or 4100 ES SONET SONET FE/GE 1:1 LAG Facility Protection 9500 or 4100 ES SONET FE/GE 1:1 LAG Facility Protection OR FLASHWAVE FLASHWAVE 4100 ES DS1s/DS3s 2G/3G Service Backhaul using DS1s/DS3s FLASHWAVE 4100 ES DS1s/DS3s COE Service Leverage Existing SONET Investment Adding 4G Service Backhaul FLASHWAVE 4100 ES DS1s/DS3s COE Service 4100 ES DS1s/DS3s COE Service Ethernet Facility Turn-up & Test Near-Seamless Transition 2G/3G/4G Service Unaffected 2G/3G Services Over SONET 4G Service Over SONET & Ethernet Using COE to Increase Bandwidth Efficiency A smooth migration path to next-generation services Cost-Effective, Smooth Migration to Packet Optical Networking The FLASHWAVE 4100 ES platform controls costs with flexible options to reuse existing resources. This strategy maintains TDM service performance, while offering dynamic bandwidth allocation resulting in optimal efficiency for differentiated services over existing SONET equipment. As SONET bandwidth becomes exhausted, COE services can be scaled over new Ethernet network facilities using an available port on the existing COE service unit, without adding shelves or common equipment. COE: Ethernet with Advanced Traffic Engineering Ethernet, fundamentally a connectionless technology, is now the method of choice for delivering high-bandwidth data services. However, next-generation mobile backhaul, high-definition video distribution and mission-critical enterprise services require deterministic, high-performance, high-availability connections. These kinds of connections are only possible in a connection-oriented environment. The frame delay, packet loss and service protection performance of connectionless networks are unacceptable for critical voice, video and storage applications. The answer: COE, the basis for carrier-class high-reliability, simple-to-manage integrated networks that support packet, optical, and TDM networks. Multiple Levels of Fault Tolerance and Management The FLASHWAVE 4100 ES platform provides multiple levels of fault tolerance and management, including resilient hardware and redundant power, Ethernet facility protection using IEEE 802.3ad link aggregation, card and network protection using SONET 50 ms path protection. Integrated Y.1731 fault management and performance measurement offers early warning of service impairments to ensure non-stop operation. The Fujitsu NETSMART® 1500 Management System simplifies service assurance, leveraging the product’s integrated 802.3ah link OAM and connection admission control for EVC CIR bandwidth reservation. 3 FLASHWAVE® 4100 ES Micro Packet Optical Networking Platform Convergence and Resiliency Integrated DS1 Network Interface Unit (NIU) Functionality The FLASHWAVE 4100 ES DS1 service card with integrated NIU condenses trouble ticket resolution time and expedites installation. Its extensive loopback capabilities, NPRM, 30-day PM binning, CI alarm recognition and integrated multi-pattern Bit Error-Rate Testing (BERT) provide a powerful tool set to expedite installation, mitigate service issues and reduce truck rolls. As a result, operational expenses are reduced. Integrated In-Service Y.1731 OA&M The FLASHWAVE 4100 ES system eliminates the need for an external Ethernet NID, shrinking both footprint and cost when using the FLASHWAVE 4100 ES integrated Y.1731 responder along with a test head such as the FLASHWAVE 9410 system or equivalent. Network operators provision in-service performance measurements including delay, delay variation and frame loss, without affecting production data. Site 1 OC-192 Hub Site FLASHWAVE 4100 ES NETSMART 1500 FLASHWAVE GbE FLASHWAVE Site 128 4100 ES 9410 FLASHWAVE 4100 ES Integrated in-service Y.1731 OAM reduces footprint and cost High Availability Resilient Card Pair Carrier-class networks require high availability with no single point of failure. The COE Ethernet service unit offers multiple provisioning options for self-healing resilient hardware operation. Client interfacing options include IEEE 802.3ad link aggregation (LAG), optical Y-cable and dual Ethernet. The LAG option splits working and protect Ethernet segments across the resilient card pair, offering both facility and hardware resiliency. The optical Y-cable option provides high-availability hardware resiliency by interfacing optical ports to early model devices not supporting IEEE 802.3ad LAG. Dual Ethernet mode operates with client ports active on both cards where EVCs automatically fail over to one card in the event of hardware impact. OC-3/OC-12/OC-48/OC-192 To SONET WAN Resilient Pair of COE Ethernet Service Units DS1s with integrated NID Dual OC-3 A wide range of flexible interface options 4 DS3s Transmux Dual OC-12 OC-48 FLASHWAVE® 4100 ES Micro Packet Optical Networking Platform A Wide Array of Applications DS1 w/NIU Ethernet COE Over SONET with Network PMO: Ethernet over SONET FMO: COE over SONET Element VCG Sharing with Network Element VCG Sharing 40% Utilization In contrast to traditional EoS implementations where each Service 30 Mbps Stranded 50 Mbps Port port is transported over a single 1 Revenue #1 20 Mbps EVC Generating Service SONET VCG, the FLASHWAVE per VCG SONET STS1-1v VCG 4100 ES platform offers the option to multiplex multiple 20% Utilization ports and EVCs over a single Service 40 Mbps Stranded 50 Mbps Port SONET VCG. This advanced 1 Revenue #2 technology significantly 10 Mbps EVC Generating Service per VCG improves SONET bandwidth SONET STS1-1v VCG efficiency within the shelf. 40% Utilization 100% Utilization Network element VCG sharing 20 Mbps EVC Service Service 30 Mbps Stranded 3 Revenue enables more flexible Ethernet 10 Mbps EVC Generating Services 50 Mbps 50 Mbps Port Ports per VCG 1 Revenue #3 #1, #2, #3 bandwidth options when two or 20 Mbps EVC Generating Service 20 Mbps EVC per VCG more ports are transported to SONET STS1-1v VCG SONET STS1-1v VCG the same destination, which 33% Utilization 100 Mbps 3x STS1-1v 100% Utilization 0 Stranded BW 1x STS1-1v overcomes the limitations of Stranded BW VCGs VCGs fixed 50 Mbps bandwidth Improve bandwidth utilization with COE increments per-port. For example, if a customer wants to lease three Ethernet service ports each at 20 Mbps, 10 Mbps and 20 Mbps respectively, the service provider would have to allocate three STS1-1v VCGs each by stranding 30 Mbps, 40 Mbps and 30 Mbps DS1 w/NIU respectively. Instead, all three ports FLASHWAVE 4100 ES Ethernet can share a single STS1-1v VCG. FLASHWAVE 4100 ES COE over SONET FLASHWAVE Cell Sites Central Office 4100 ES OC-48 with network-element VCG sharing. DS1 w/NIU FLASHWAVE This increases bandwidth utilization OC-192 4100 ES Ethernet up to 100%, in comparison to the FLASHWAVE FLASHWAVE traditional method at 33% using 4 5 0 0/ 4100 ES 9 5 0 0 three STS1-1v VCGs. The maximum Business Access Business Park shared VCG capacity is STS1-24v. FLASHWAVE Remote 4100 ES Terminal Cabinet 48 DS3 PORTS Optical Hubbing For aggregation sites, the FLASHWAVE 4100 ES Micro Packet ONP supports optical hubbing of multiple OC-48 rings. This enables traffic aggregation and grooming across multiple networks in a DCS-type application. Integrated transmux units allow M13 multiplexing, providing DS1 to DS3 traffic grooming. FLASHWAVE 4100 ES GigE GigE GigE OC-48 FLASHWAVE 9410 10/100/1000 Ethernet FLASHWAVE 9410 10/100/1000 Ethernet FLASHWAVE 10/100/1000 Ethernet 9410 FLASHWAVE DS1 w/NIU Ethernet FLASHWAVE DS1 w/NIU Ethernet FLASHWAVE DS1 w/NIU Ethernet 4100 ES 4100 ES 4100 ES FLASHWAVE 4100 ES OC-48 Optical hubbing with the FLASHWAVE 4100 ES 5 FLASHWAVE® 4100 ES Micro Packet Optical Networking Platform Ideal for Mobile Backhaul Demand for higher speed wireless data services continues to surge as new applications proliferate. To tap into this revenue opportunity, wireless service providers are deploying 3G and 4G wireless technologies, increasing the number of cell sites and boosting the bandwidth capacity of the backhaul network. The FLASHWAVE 4100 ES Micro Packet ONP provides a complete end-to-end solution at the cell tower, aggregation site, or MSC where backhaul providers can: While these new technologies are expanding, there are still approximately 190,000 existing cell sites in the US that require T1 TDM backhaul. This large installed base will remain in operation for many years, resulting in a continued need to provide T1 mobile backhaul transport. • Provision 3G/4G backhaul with COE service units Complete Backhaul Support The compact 2RU FLASHWAVE 4100 ES Micro Packet ONP is ideal for mobile backhaul applications due to its integral support for T1 and Ethernet service delivery. Existing FLASHWAVE 4100 ES cell site deployments currently providing T1 backhaul for legacy 2G/3G services can be upgraded to deliver the high-performance COE capabilities required for Ethernet-based 3G and 4G wireless services. The platform is environmentally hardened to operate within the harsh environment of a cell site outside plant (OSP) cabinet, and can operate over standard –48 V DC or +24 V DC through its auto-sensing on-board power system. • Integrate line-of-sight microwave cell sites at DS3, EC1, 100Base-T/X Ethernet, OC-3, OC-12 and OC-48 Wireless Service Provider OC-192 Cell Site 1 DS1s COE FLASHWAVE 4100 ES All Cell Sites Have Two EVCs: “a” and “b” Sourced from a Single UNI Cell Site n DS1s COE Line-of-Sight Microwave FLASHWAVE 4100 ES Cell Site 6 EVC -a FLASHWAVE 4100 ES • Increase SONET backhaul bandwidth efficiency by leveraging COE over SONET with network element VCG sharing • Transition from Ethernet over SONET to native Ethernet at their own pace while maintaining their original capital equipment investment • Aggregate 2G/3G TDM traffic onto OC-3/OC-12 facilities for DCS interconnection • Service multiplex (aggregate) and map 3G/4G services from odd and even EVCs onto separate GbE facilities for redundant router Interconnection All EVC-a Traffic b FLASHWAVE -a C EV 2 EVCs • Integrate seamlessly with existing 2G/3G TDM backhaul networks Each COE service unit supports up to 10x SONET HO-VCGs for service multiplexing aggregation. Up to six non-redundant and three redundant pair COE service units are supported per chassis. Once HO-VCGs are translated, Ethernet VLANs are mapped to any COE Ethernet service unit port or card with optional resiliency. This feature set is ideal for small-scale aggregation sites. For larger scale aggregation sites, Aggregation Site or MSC the FLASHWAVE 4500 MSPP or FLASHWAVE Wireless Operator’s 9500 Packet ONP offer an ideal network Routers & DCS solution for backhaul of mobile traffic. EV C- Core Ring • Provision core rings up to OC-192 -b EVC Router 1 . 4100 ES All EVC-b Traffic OC-12 Router 2 DCS Service Multiplexed Aggregation via COE Service Unit FLASHWAVE 4100 ES COE service units used at both cell and MSC sites FLASHWAVE® 4100 ES Micro Packet Optical Networking Platform Features and Specifications Architectures Protection Options • Terminal (1+1) • Linear ADM (1+1) • Unidirectional Path Switched Ring (UPSR) • 0:2 Both line cards working and unprotected • Ethernet with 1:1 LAG facility protection WAN Interfaces • 10/100 Base-T and FE/GE Base-X • OC-3, OC-12 OC-48 and OC-192 line interfaces • Optical SFP- and XFP-based with LC connectors • 1310 or 1550 nm wideband • OC-3, OC-12, OC-48, OC-192 and GigE CWDM SFP and XFP optics • OC-3, OC-12, OC-48, 100FX and GigE Bi-Di SFP optics • OC-48 and OC-192 DWDM SFP and XFP optics • OC-192 full band tunable DWDM optics DS1 1:1 or unprotected DS3/EC1 1:1 or unprotected DS3 Transmux 1:1 or unprotected SONET 1+1, UPSR or 0:2 dual working COE Ethernet 1+1 EoS protection with 802.3ad (inter-card) LAG, optical Y-cable or dual Ethernet provisioning options BITS Output 1+1 redundant output SONET Switching OC-3 Dual Line Interface STS-1 TSI VT1.5 TSI 48 x 48 1344 x 1344 Service (Client) Interfaces OC-12 Line Interface 168 x 168 4704 x 4704 • 10/100Base-T with RJ-45 connectors • 100Base-X (SFP) with LC connectors • 1000Base-X (SFP) with LC connectors • DS1 with 64-pin Amphenol® connectors • DS3/EC1 with BNC connectors • DS3 Transmux with BNC connectors • OC-3, OC-12 and OC-48 (SFP) with LC connectors • 1310 or 1550 nm wideband • OC-3, OC-12, OC-48 and GigE CWDM SFP optics • OC-3, OC-12, OC-48, 100FX and GigE Bi-Di SFP optics OC-48 Line Interface 240 x 240 6720 x 6720 OC-192 Line Interface 960 x 960 6720 x 6720 COE Service Unit Ethernet Features Maximum Number of Service Interfaces Ports/Card Unprotected Ports/Shelf Protected Ports/ Shelf DS1 28 168 168 DS3 3 18 18 High-density DS3/EC1 8 48 48 DS3 Transmux 3 18 18 OC-3 2 24 12 OC-12 2 24 12 OC-48 1 12 6 10/100Base-T 8 48 - 100Base-X 2 24 - 1000Base-X 2 24 - COE 10/100Base-T 7 42 21 COE 100Base-X 2 12 6 COE 1000Base-X 2 12 6 • MEF Certified Ethernet Private Line (EPL) and Ethernet Virtual Private Line (EVPL) services • Ethernet tag switching implementation of Connection-Oriented Ethernet (COE) • Y.1731 responder for in-service fault management and performance measurement • Supports VLAN ID push/pop/swap with multiple tag stacking options for maximal flexibility • Unlimited scalability through reuse of VLAN IDs across a COE domain • Ingress classification on port, VLAN ID or IEEE 802.1p priority code points • Ingress bandwidth profiles per EVC or EVC per CoS • 4 Class of Service queues defined via 16 unique CoS profiles • Connection Admission Control (CAC) to guarantee CIR bandwidth for each EVC • Supports RFC 2698 and MEF 10.1 TCM policers • IEEE 802.3ah Link OAM • IEEE 802.3ad Link Aggregation • Supports LACP or static LAG configurations • Up to 250 EVCs per card • Synchronization • DS1 Building Integrated Timing Supply (BITS) primary and secondary clock input and output ports • Line timing • Synchronization Status Messaging (SSM) • Internal Stratum 3 timing source Synchronization • DS1 Building Integrated Timing Supply (BITS) primary and secondary clock input and output ports • Line timing • Synchronization Status Messaging (SSM) • Internal Stratum 3 timing source 7 FLASHWAVE® 4100 ES Micro Packet Optical Networking Platform Features and Specifications Operations Operating Environment • TL1 protocol over OSI/Ethernet or IP/Ethernet • SNMP Monitoring • SSH/SFTP • NETSMART ® 500 Element Manager • NETSMART 1500 Management System • TCP/IP gateway functionality • Software download and remote memory backup/restore • Interoperable with all Fujitsu transmission products • Telcordia™ OSMINE supported • NEBS Level 3 certified • UL listed Temperature Humidity –40 to +65 °C (–40 to +149 °F) 5 to 95% (non-condensing) Power Consumption Maximum Power Consumption Heat Dissipation Power Input 281 W 959 BTU/hr +24 V DC or –48 V DC Physical Characteristics Shelf Dimensions (H x W x D) 3.5 x 17.5 x 13.5” (8.9 x 44.5 x 34.3 cm) Weight (fully-loaded) 22.4 lb (10.2 kg) Fujitsu Network Communications Inc. 2801 Telecom Parkway, Richardson, TX 75082 Tel: 888.362.7763 us.fujitsu.com/telecom © Copyright 2014 Fujitsu Network Communications, Inc. FLASHWAVE® and NETSMART® are trademarks of Fujitsu Network Communications Inc. (USA). FUJITSU (and design)® and “shaping tomorrow with you” are trademarks of Fujitsu Limited in the United States and other countries. All Rights Reserved. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Configuration requirements for certain uses are described in the product documentation. Features and specifications subject to change without notice. 4.0/R10.1/08.14
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