ADTRAN Ethernet Over Bonded Copper MX3112 User manual

Product Features

■Ethernet delivery over PDH

(channelized DS3, DS1, or E1)

■Bonded DS1s/E1s for Ethernet

services

■DS3 for Ethernet and DS1/E1s

services

■Up to 12 DS1s/E1s available for

up to 4 Ethernet channels

■M13 features: delivers 12 DS1s

or 5 E1s over a DS3

■VLAN tagging

■Compact 1 RU size

■Hot-swappable controller

cards protected with optional

1:1 redundancy

■End-to-end management via

local craft; locally and via the

OPTI-6100

■Remotely managed through

Telnet

■DB9 craft interface for access

to user-friendly configuration

and performance monitoring

menus

■NEBS Level 3 compliant

■Powered by ±24VDC or -48VDC

■Extended Temperature range,

-40°C to 65°C

As 4G services and the applicable base

station architecture to deliver them become

available, Ethernet backhaul may become

your only option for effectively delivering

these new services. As well, these new next-

generation base stations whether WiMAX,

HSUPA, or EV-DO Rev. A may actually

require Ethernet connections. This reliance

on Ethernet backhaul does present a chal-

lenge as the vast majority of cell sites are

only served by TDM leased line. As a mobile

operator you are looking to deliver broad-

band Ethernet services using your existing

narrowband TDM backhaul. You can not

wait for, nor pay for, new fiber facilities. The

MX3112 is designed to address this challenge

— the MX3112 allows operators to deliver 4G

services over existing 2G mobile backhaul.

The MX3112 maps Ethernet across DS1 or

DS3 facilities to enable Ethernet service

delivery over currently tariffed copper facili-

ties. In its copper application mode, the

MX3112 provides up to twelve DS1/E1 ports

that can be bonded for transporting the traffic

of up to four client Ethernet ports. In its DS3

application mode, the MX3112 provides DS3

service for transporting the traffic of up to

four client Ethernet ports and up to 12 client

DS1 ports or five client E1 ports. Its compact 1

RU size minimizes space allocation and

provides for dense utilization.

The MX3112 may be used in a back-to-

back architecture or as part of a system with

the OPTI-6100 as a Central Office aggregator.

The OPTI-6100 aggregates up to twenty

MX3112 systems, from multiple remote loca-

tions, to a singe GigE port and passes through

TDM traffic.

Ethernet over Bonded Copper

MX3112

Voice

Bonded Copper

Video, Internet

RNC

BSC

OPTI-6100 (MX)

Bonded

HSPA, EV-DO, Mgmt.

CDMA, GSM DS1

Leased

T1, DS3

Triple Play

(2G, 3G, 4G)

Ethernet over Bonded Copper

Specifications are subject to change without notice. ADTRAN is a registered

trademark of ADTRAN, Inc. All other registered trademarks and trademarks men-

tioned in this publication are the property of their respective owners.

Product Specifications

Front Panel Features

■Controllermodule: Activity, Alarm, DS3 Status,

DSX-1/E1 Status, DSX-1/E1 Test, and Ethernet 1-4

LEDs

■ Alarm cut-off button

Interfaces

T3 Interface

■ Channelized DS3

■Line build out: No adjustments required 0 to 450 feet

■Framing format: M13 and C-bit parity

■Line rate: 44.736 Mbps

■Line interface: Dual 75 ohm BNC coax female

connectors

10/100Base-T Ethernet Interface(s)

■ IEEE 802.3

DSX-1 Interface(s)

■Line build out: 0 to 655 feet

■Line rate: 1.544 Mbps

■Line code: AMI or B8ZS

■Line interface(s): Dual 64-pin champ connectors

E1 Interface(s)

■Line build out: 0 to 655 feet

■Line rate: 2.048 Mbps

■Line code: HDB3

■Line interface(s): Dual 64-pin champ connectors

Diagnostics

DS3 Network

■ANSI T1.107 compatible loopbacks

■Line loopbacks

DSX-1 Ports

■Local and network loopbacks

■CSU and NIU loopbacks

Mechanical

■Dimensions: 1.7H X 8.6D X 17W (in.)

44H x 218D x 435W (mm)

■Weight: 5.5 lbs (2.5 kg)

– for a fully redundant configuration

Clocking

DS3 Network

■Network: Receive from DS3 network

■Local: Internally generated

Bonded DS1s

■Line: Referenced from selected DS1

■Local: Internally generated

■Loop: Receive from DS1

MX3112

Alarms

■External alarm contacts

■Normally open pinout

■ Front panel alarm cutoff switch

Electrical

■Power: ±24 VDC or -48 VDC, 36 W

Regulatory Standards

■NEBS Level 3

■UL 60950 and ETL

■ IEC/EN 60950 RoHS compliance

Management

VT100 Terminal Interface

■ EIA-232 compatible, female DB-9 adapter

MX3 4-Port 10/100Base-T Ethernet Module

■4-Port Ethernet Module

■ Deployed with redundant or non-redundant MX3112

Controller Cards

■ Interfaces the MX3112 Controller Card with the four

client 10/100Base-T signals

■ The four Ethernet ports located on the MX3ETH4

Module provide the protection and physical interface

for the MX3112 Controller Card

■ The ports can be accessed using standard CAT 5

cable with an RJ-45 connector

Environmental

■Operating temperature: -40°C to 65°C

■Storage temperature: -40°C to 85°C

■Relative humidity: GR-63-CORE

Product Includes

■Mounting ears for 19-in. and 23-in. racks

Ordering Information

EquipmentPart #

MX3 Chassis 1189001L1

MX3 Fan Module * 1189007L1

MX3112 Controller 1189901L1

MXETH4 1189902L1

* Fan Module Required

6118990xLx-8C April 2007

ADTRAN, Inc.

901 Explorer Boulevard

Huntsville, AL 35806

P.O. Box 140000

Huntsville, AL 35814-4000

256 963 8000 voice

256 963 8030 fax

877 457 5007 fax back

General Information

800 9ADTRAN

[email protected]

www.adtran.com

Pre-Sales

Technical Support

888 5ADTRAN

[email protected]

www.adtran.com/support

Where to Buy

800 827 0807

www.adtran.com/where2buy

Post-Sales

Technical Support

800 726 8663

[email protected]

www.adtran.com/support

Regional Offices

Dallas, TX

972 830 9070

Denver, CO

303 471 9150

Kansas City, KS

800 471 8649

Newark, NJ

800 471 8656

Ontario, Canada

416 290 0585

Quebec, Canada

877 923 8726

San Antonio, TX

888 223 7671

International Inquiries

+1 256 963 8716 voice

+1 256 963 6300 fax

[email protected]

www.adtran.com/international

ADTRAN is an ISO 9001, ISO 14001

and a TL 9000 certified supplier

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