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518DQG518
Equipment Description
AN00121625 (62.1014.511.10-A001)
Edition g, 06.2002
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Ä n d e r u n g e n v o r b e h a lt e n • G e d r u c k t in D e u ts c h la n d

M a r c o n i, M a r c o n i C o m m u n ic a t i o n s , d a s M a r c o n i L o g o , d a s g e s c h w u n g e n e 'M ',
S k y b a n d , M D R S , M D M S u n d S e r v ic e O n A c c e s s s in d e in g e t r a g e n e M a r k e n z e ic h e n
v o n M a r c o n i C o m m u n ic a t io n s G m b H .
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S k y b a n d , M D R S , M D M S a n d S e r v ic e O n A c c e s s a r e t r a d e m a r k s o f
M a r c o n i C o m m u n ic a t io n s G m b H .
W in d o w s is a t r a d e m a r k o f M ic r o s o ft C o r p o r a tio n , R e d m o n d .
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Contents
1 General
1.1 System overview..................................................................................................................... 1-1
1.2 Information on intended use ................................................................................................... 1-3
1.3 Ordering information ............................................................................................................... 1-4

2 Functioning
2.1 Structure of RNU30 and RNU8............................................................................................... 2-1
2.2 RNU30 and RNU8 subrack..................................................................................................... 2-4
2.2.1 RNU30 subrack (62.7037.110.01-A002) .................................................................... 2-4
2.2.2 RNU8 subrack (62.7037.100.01-A002) ...................................................................... 2-4
2.3 Plug-in modules ...................................................................................................................... 2-5
2.3.1 RNU ZE1 Central Unit (62.7037.310.00-A002) ......................................................... 2-5
2.3.2 ANU ZE2-32 Central Unit (62.7037.305.00-A002) .................................................... 2-7
2.3.3 ANU ZE Central Unit (62.7037.330.00-A001) ............................................................ 2-8
2.3.4 ANU ZE A002 (62.7037.330.00-A002) ....................................................................... 2-9
2.3.5 SV1 adapter (65.7212.620.00/65.7212.621.00) ....................................................... 2-10
2.3.6 IF unit (65.7196.410.00-A003).................................................................................. 2-11
2.3.7 RF modem (65.7195.452.00-A001).......................................................................... 2-12
2.3.8 Service Units ............................................................................................................ 2-13
2.3.9 Power supply units ................................................................................................... 2-15
2.3.9.1 RNU AC/DC (62.7037.805.00-A001/A003) ................................................. 2-17
2.3.9.2 RNU DC/DC (62.7037.815.00-A001) .......................................................... 2-17
2.3.9.3 DC input filter (62.7037.120.00-A001) ......................................................... 2-18
2.3.9.4 ANU-PS (62.7037.850.00-A001) ................................................................. 2-18
2.3.9.5 ANU-PS-AC/DC (62.7037.860.00-A001) .................................................... 2-19
2.3.9.6 ANU-PS-DC/DC (62.7037.870.00-A001) .................................................... 2-19
2.3.9.7 Battery Supply Unit (BSU) ........................................................................... 2-20
2.4 RNU30 and RNU8 applications ............................................................................................ 2-21
2.4.1 RNU30-R and RNU8-R Remote Network Unit ......................................................... 2-21
2.4.2 RNU30-R2M and RNU8-R2M Remote Network Unit ............................................... 2-22
2.4.3 RNU30-E and RNU8-E............................................................................................. 2-23
2.4.3.1 Remote RNU30-E/RNU8-E connected to RNU30-R2M/RNU8-R2M .......... 2-24
2.4.3.2 RNU30-E and RNU8-E ................................................................................ 2-26
2.4.4 RNU30/RNU8 with BSU Battery Supply Unit ........................................................... 2-28
2.5 Service PC interfaces ........................................................................................................... 2-30
2.6 Management functions ......................................................................................................... 2-31
2.6.1 Configuration Management ...................................................................................... 2-31
2.6.2 Equipment Management .......................................................................................... 2-31
2.6.3 Alarm Management .................................................................................................. 2-31
2.7 Connecting the RNU to the Network Management System.................................................. 2-32
2.8 Functional models of network elements ............................................................................... 2-33
2.8.1 Functional model of the Network Unit (NU) .............................................................. 2-33
2.8.2 Functional model of the Remote Radio Station (RRS) ............................................. 2-35

3 Mechanical Design, Equipment and Wiring

3.1 RNU30 subrack ...................................................................................................................... 3-1
3.1.1 Assignment of card slots to modules in the RNU30 subrack...................................... 3-2
3.1.1.1 RNU30-R ....................................................................................................... 3-2
3.1.1.2 RNU30-R2M .................................................................................................. 3-2
3.1.1.3 RNU30-E ....................................................................................................... 3-3

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3.1.2 RNU30-R and RNU30-E equipping options ............................................................... 3-4

3.1.3 Installation of the RNU30 subrack .............................................................................. 3-7
3.1.3.1 Mechanical dimensions of the RNU30 subrack ............................................. 3-7
3.1.3.2 Wall-mounting ............................................................................................... 3-7
3.1.3.3 Installation in an ETS rack ............................................................................. 3-8
3.1.3.4 Installation in a 19“ rack ................................................................................ 3-8
3.1.3.5 Installation in an indoor rack .......................................................................... 3-9
3.2 RNU8 subrack ...................................................................................................................... 3-10
3.2.1 Assignment of card slots to modules in the RNU8 subrack...................................... 3-11
3.2.1.1 RNU8-R ....................................................................................................... 3-11
3.2.1.2 RNU8-R2M ................................................................................................ 3-11
3.2.1.3 RNU8-E ....................................................................................................... 3-12
3.2.2 Equipping options of RNU8-R and RNU8-E ............................................................. 3-13
3.2.3 Installation of the RNU8 subrack .............................................................................. 3-14
3.2.3.1 Mechanical dimensions of the RNU8 subrack ............................................. 3-14
3.2.3.2 Wall-mounting ............................................................................................. 3-14
3.3 Modules ................................................................................................................................ 3-15
3.3.1 RNU AC/DC (62.7037.805.00-A001/A003) .............................................................. 3-17
3.3.2 RNU DC/DC (62.7037.815.00-A001) ....................................................................... 3-18
3.3.3 DC input filter (62.7037.120.00-A001)...................................................................... 3-19
3.3.4 ANU-PS (62.7037.850.00-A001) .............................................................................. 3-20
3.3.5 ANU-PS-AC/DC (62.7037.860.00-A001).................................................................. 3-21
3.3.6 ANU-PS-DC/DC (62.7037.870.00-A001) ................................................................. 3-22
3.3.7 RNU ZE1 Central Unit (62.7037.310.00-A002) ........................................................ 3-23
3.3.8 SV1 adapter (BNC, RJ45) ........................................................................................ 3-25
3.3.9 ANU ZE2-32 Central Unit (62.7037.305.00-A002) ................................................... 3-28
3.3.10 ANU-ZE Central Unit (62.7037.330.00-A001) ......................................................... 3-29
3.3.11 ANU-ZE A002 Central Unit (62.7037.330.00-A002)................................................ 3-31
3.3.12 RF modem (65.7195.452.00-A001).......................................................................... 3-35
3.3.13 IF unit (65.7196.410.00-A003).................................................................................. 3-36
3.3.14 SU-ab/SU-ab R Service Unit (62.7037.500.00-A001/62.7037.502.00-A001)........... 3-37
3.3.15 SU-U-Q Service Unit (62.7037.510.00-A001) .......................................................... 3-39
3.3.16 SU-U-T Service Unit (62.7037.530.00-A001) ........................................................... 3-41
3.3.17 SU-S0 Service Unit (62.7037.505.00-A001)............................................................. 3-42
3.3.18 SU-N64k Service Unit (62.7037.515.00-A001/A002) ............................................... 3-43
3.3.19 SU-EDI Service Unit (62.7037.535.00-A001) ........................................................... 3-45
3.3.20 SU-IP Service Unit (62. 7037.640.00-A001/A002) ................................................... 3-48
3.3.21 SU-F2M Service Unit (62.7037.525.00-A001/A002) ................................................ 3-51

4 Technical Characteristics
4.1 Environmental conditions........................................................................................................ 4-1
4.2 RNU30 subrack ...................................................................................................................... 4-1
4.3 RNU8 subrack ........................................................................................................................ 4-1
4.4 SV1 adapter............................................................................................................................ 4-2
4.4.1 2 Mbit/s equipment interface on SV1 adapter ............................................................ 4-2
4.4.2 CAN bus interface ...................................................................................................... 4-2
4.5 IF unit...................................................................................................................................... 4-2
4.5.1 Transmitter ................................................................................................................. 4-2
4.5.2 Receiver ..................................................................................................................... 4-3
4.6 Subscriber interfaces .............................................................................................................. 4-4
4.6.1 SU-AB (62.7037.500.00-A001)................................................................................... 4-4
4.6.2 SU-AB R (62.7037.502.00-A001) ............................................................................... 4-5
4.6.3 SU-U-Q (62.7037.510.00-A001)................................................................................. 4-5
4.6.4 SU-U-T (62.7037.530.00-A001) ................................................................................. 4-6

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4.6.5 SU-S0 (62.7037.505.00-A001) ................................................................................... 4-6

4.6.6 SU-N64k (62.7037.515.00-A001/A002)...................................................................... 4-8
4.6.7 SU-IP (62.7037.640.00-A001) .................................................................................... 4-8
4.6.8 SU-F2M (62.7037.525.00-A001/A002)..................................................................... 4-10
4.7 SU-EDI External Device Interface ........................................................................................ 4-11
4.8 Power supply modules.......................................................................................................... 4-12
4.8.1 RNU AC/DC (62.7037.805.00-A001/A003) .............................................................. 4-12
4.8.2 RNU DC/DC (62.7037.815.00-A001) ....................................................................... 4-12
4.8.3 ANU-PS (62.7037.850.00-A001) .............................................................................. 4-12
4.8.4 ANU PS-AC/DC (62.7037.860.00-A001).................................................................. 4-13
4.8.5 ANU PS-DC/DC (62.7037.870.00-A001).................................................................. 4-13

5 Index

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Figures
Fig. 1-1 RNU30 and RNU8 in the Access Network......................................................................... 1-2
Fig. 1-2 SU-IP in a PMP network .................................................................................................... 1-3
Fig. 2-1 Structure of RNU30 and RNU8.......................................................................................... 2-1
Fig. 2-2 Block diagram of the RNU ZE1 Central Unit...................................................................... 2-6
Fig. 2-3 Block diagram of the ANU ZE2-32 Central Unit................................................................. 2-7
Fig. 2-4 Block diagram of the ANU ZE A001 Central Unit .............................................................. 2-8
Fig. 2-5 Block diagram of the ANU ZE A002 Central Unit .............................................................. 2-9
Fig. 2-6 Block diagram of the SV1 adapter ................................................................................... 2-10
Fig. 2-7 Block diagram of the RF modem ..................................................................................... 2-12
Fig. 2-8 Integration of an RNU30-R/RNU8-R in the network ........................................................ 2-21
Fig. 2-9 Integration of RNU30-R2M and RNU8-R2M in the network ............................................ 2-22
Fig. 2-10 Connection of RNU30-E/RNU8-E to MSV5D .................................................................. 2-24
Fig. 2-11 Connection of an RNU30-E/RNU8-E to MSV5D ............................................................. 2-26
Fig. 2-12 RNU30 with Battery Supply Unit BSU ............................................................................. 2-28
Fig. 2-13 RNU8-E with Battery Supply Unit BSU............................................................................ 2-29
Fig. 2-14 Connecting RNUs to Open NSÜ...................................................................................... 2-32
Fig. 2-15 Functional model of the NU ............................................................................................. 2-33
Fig. 2-16 Functional model of the RRS........................................................................................... 2-35
Fig. 3-1 Front view of the open RNU30 subrack............................................................................. 3-1
Fig. 3-2 RNU30 subrack ................................................................................................................. 3-4
Fig. 3-3 Card slots for SU-IP modules in the RNU30 subrack ........................................................ 3-6
Fig. 3-4 RNU30 and BSU in Indoor Rack 100/40 ........................................................................... 3-9
Fig. 3-5 RNU8 subrack ................................................................................................................. 3-10
Fig. 3-6 Mechanical dimensions of the RNU8 subrack ................................................................. 3-14
Fig. 3-7 Wall-mounting the RNU8 subrack ................................................................................... 3-14
Fig. 3-8 RNU AC/DC board.......................................................................................................... 3-17
Fig. 3-9 RNU DC/DC board .......................................................................................................... 3-18
Fig. 3-10 DC input filter board......................................................................................................... 3-19
Fig. 3-11 ANU-PS board ................................................................................................................. 3-20
Fig. 3-12 ANU PS-AC/DC board..................................................................................................... 3-21
Fig. 3-13 ANU PS-DC/DC board..................................................................................................... 3-22
Fig. 3-14 RNU ZE1 board ............................................................................................................... 3-23
Fig. 3-15 SV1 adapter (BNC) 65.7212.621.00................................................................................ 3-25
Fig. 3-16 View of the RJ45 socket and connector .......................................................................... 3-27
Fig. 3-17 ANU ZE2-32 board .......................................................................................................... 3-28
Fig. 3-18 ANU ZE board ................................................................................................................. 3-29
Fig. 3-19 ANU ZE A002 board ........................................................................................................ 3-31
Fig. 3-20 Block diagram of the ANU ZE EDI module ...................................................................... 3-32
Fig. 3-21 RF modem board............................................................................................................. 3-35
Fig. 3-22 IF unit.............................................................................................................................. 3-36
Fig. 3-23 SU-ab R board................................................................................................................. 3-37
Fig. 3-24 View of the RJ45 socket and connector .......................................................................... 3-39
Fig. 3-25 SU-U-Q board.................................................................................................................. 3-39
Fig. 3-26 View of the RJ45 socket and connector .......................................................................... 3-40
Fig. 3-27 SU-U-T board ................................................................................................................. 3-41
Fig. 3-28 View of the RJ45 socket and connector .......................................................................... 3-41
Fig. 3-29 SU-S0 board .................................................................................................................... 3-42
Fig. 3-30 View of the RJ45 socket and connector .......................................................................... 3-43
Fig. 3-31 SU-N64k board (V.11 version)......................................................................................... 3-43
Fig. 3-32 X2 connector; V.11 interface ........................................................................................... 3-44
Fig. 3-33 X2 connector; V.35 interface ........................................................................................... 3-44
Fig. 3-34 View of the SU-EDI board................................................................................................ 3-46
Fig. 3-35 View of the SU-IP board .................................................................................................. 3-48
Fig. 3-36 View of ANU-SU-F2M board 62.7037.525.00-A001 ........................................................ 3-51

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Fig. 3-37 View of ANU-SU-F2M board 62.7037.525.00-A002 ........................................................ 3-51

Fig. 3-38 Connector X6................................................................................................................... 3-52
Fig. 3-39 Connectors X4 and X5..................................................................................................... 3-52
Fig. 3-40 Card slots in the RNU30 subrack .................................................................................... 3-53
Fig. 3-41 Card slots in the RNU8 subrack ...................................................................................... 3-53

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RNU8 subrack with front panel

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 Abbreviations

Abbreviations
ANU Access Network Unit
BA Basic Access

BMM Battery Management Module

BSU Battery Supply Unit

CDN Central Distribution Node

CC Control Channel

CLK Clock

DMS Digital Multipoint System

EDI External Device Interface

ENU Electrical Network Unit

ETS European Telecommunications Standard

ETSI European Telecommunications Standards Institute

EVU Power Supply Company

HDLC High Level Data Link Control

IB Internal Bus

IF Interface

IF Unit Intermediate Frequency Unit (microwave radio module)

IOM ISDN-Oriented Modular Interface

ITU International Telecommunications Union

ISDN Integrated Services Digital Network

LED Light-Emitting Diode

LMT Local Maintenance Terminal

NU Network Unit

NMS Network Management System

NSÜ Network Management System for Controlling and Monitoring Telecommunica-

tion Networks

OAM Operation, Administration and Maintenance

PCM Pulse Code Modulation

PMP Point-to-Multipoint

RF Microwave Radio

RID Remote Inventory Data

RNU Remote Network Unit

RNI Radio Network Interface

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RRS Remote Radio Station

RS232 Interface to ITU V.24; Spec. to EIA RS-232

SU Service Unit

SW Software
SECO Service Controller

SSt Interface

TS Time Slot

ZE Central Unit

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1 General
1.1 System overview
The RNU30 and RNU8 Remote Network Unit is part of the ’Marconi Digital
Multipoint System’ (MDMS) and is used for subscriber access (64 kbit/s and
2 Mbit/s subscribers) to FlexPlex MSV5D (CDN).

The connection between the Remote Network Unit (RNU) and MSV5D can
be set up via a point-to-multipoint radio link (PMP) or via an electrical
2 Mbit/s interface (G.703).

The RNU30 is appropriate for housing up to 8 subscriber interface cards per-

mitting the signals of up to 30 a/b subscriber accesses (POTS) to be trans-
mitted simultaneously.

The RNU8 can be equipped with up to two subscriber interface cards which
permit the simultaneous transmission of the signals of up to 8 a/b subscrib-
ers accesses (POTS).

For both units, further subscriber interface cards are available providing e.g.
ISDN and data services. These will be listed and described in a later chapter.

Alternatively, both the RNU30 and RNU8 offer the possibility to connect a
2 Mbit/s signal on the subscriber side (transparently or with frame structure
in compliance with G.704).

With system version V2.1, the MDMS also provides a CDN-IP. The latter
permits IP networks to be connected directly via 10Base-T interfaces or via
E1-LL. In the RNU, these IP connections are made available to the sub-
scriber by means of the SU-IP module (see Fig. 1-2).

The CDN-IP is connected to FlexPlex MSV5 via a V5.2 interface. Thus, all
advantages of dynamic bandwidth allocation (DBA) of the overall system
can also be used for IP connections.

The RNU can be operated with 115/230V AC (mains, uninterruptible power

supply) or 48 V DC (central battery, Battery Supply Unit (BSU)).
The Battery Supply Unit (BSU) can be used as uninterruptible power supply.

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Remote Network Unit

Modem
RBS 2 Mbit/s IF unit 8x
+
(DECT) RF modem Modem
IF conv.
Outdoor
Unit
RF RF
unit unit RNU2MXN

Remote Network Unit Remote Network Unit

SV1
a/b, Uko, Modem a/b, Uko, Network 2 Mbit/s adapter
Network 2 Mbit/s +
n x 64k, n x 64k, Unit
Unit IF conv.
So So
RF
RNU30/RNU8 unit RNU30-E/RNU8-E

Remote Network Unit

Base Station
SV1- 2 Mbit/s Modem MSV5D
+
2 Mbit/s Adapter IF conv. MODEM
RF 1
unit
RNU30-R2M/RNU8-R2M
V 5.1
Central
RF IF Distribution
V5.2
Remote Network Unit unit conv.
2 Mbit/s
Node V2M
(CDN) 2 Mbit/s
Modem STM-1
SV1 2 Mbit/s
+ STM-4
adapter
IF conv. MODEM
n
RF
unit
RNU30-R2M/RNU8-R2M

2 Mbit/s

Remote Network Unit

Remote Network Unit
SV1
a/b, Uko, Network 2 Mbit/s adapter SV1
n x 64k, Unit a/b, Uko, Network 2 Mbit/s adapter
So n x 64k, Unit
So RNU30-E/RNU8-E
RNU30-E/RNU8-E

Fig. 1-1 RNU30 and RNU8 in the Access Network

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RNU8/30-R
a/b
U0 SU-xy
Modem +
IF unit
RBS 2 Mbit/s V5.1/2
S0 G.703 (Switch),
2 Mbit/s
nx64k M odem 2 Mbit/s,
Central STM-1,

IF combiner and IF unit

Unit
S0 SU-IP STM-4
V5.1/2
(WKHUQHW Switch
%DVH7 MSV5
M odem

RASCO E1 Uplink

RNU8/30-R Ethernet
a/b V5.2 Central (10Base-T)
Modem +
U0 SU-xy IF unit
Router LAN
S0
2 Mbit/s
nx64k
Central
Unit
S0 Internet
SU-IP
(WKHUQHW
%DVH7

Fig. 1-2 SU-IP in a PMP network

1.2 Information on intended use

The radio system may only be put into operation in accordance with the
purpose defined in the operating instructions and with the specified
parameters (e.g. transmit power, transmission rate, frequency band,
modulation mode and safety distance from the antenna to avoid health risks
caused by electromagnetic fields etc.). Any change in technical features and
location may result in cancellation of the operating permit.

Operation of this radio system is permitted in many countries including EU

member states and is subject to the operating conditions prevailing in each
country. Operation is only permitted with the approval of the authority
responsible for frequency management in each country and in agreement
with the prevailing operating regulations of the Fixed Radio Service in the
planned frequency band (channel). This approval must be obtained before
commissioning.

Installation and operation may only be carried out by suitably trained person-
nel.

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1.3 Ordering information

The tables below give an overview of the ordering information, part nos. and
CE declaration nos. of all parts that can be used in the RNU8 or RNU30.
These CE declarations can be requested from Marconi or inspected there.

Table 1-1 Subracks and central components

Designation Ident. no. Part no. CE declaration
Subrack 62.7037.110.01-A001 AN00065968 -
RNU ZE1 62.7037.310.00-A002 AN00083980 62.7037.310.00-CE002
ANU ZE2-32 62.7037.305.00-A002 AN00088522 62.7037.305.00-CE002
ANU ZE 62.7037.330.00-A001 AN00063087 62.7037.330.00-CE001
ANU ZE A002 62.7037.330.00-A002 AN00119345 62.7037.330.00-CE002
IF unit 65.7196.410.00-A003 AN00079556 65.7196.410.00-CE003
RF modem 65.7195.452.00-A001 AN00045414 65.7195.452.00-CE001

Table 1-2 Service Units

Designation Ident. no. Part no. CE declaration

SU-ab 62.7037.500.00-A001 AN00056551 62.7037.500.00-CE001
SU-ab R 62.7037.502.00-A001 AN00113235 62.7037.502.00-CE001
SU-U-Q 62.7037.510.00-A001 AN00056553 62.7037.510.00-CE001
SU-U-T 62.7037.530.00-A001 AN00064334 62.7037.530.00-CE001
SU-S0 62.7037.505.00-A001 AN00056552 62.7037.505.00-CE001
SU-EDI 62.7037.535.00-A001 AN00089425 62.7037.535.00-CE001
SU-IP 62.7037.640.00-A001 AN00093876 62.7037.640.00-CE001
SU-N64k (V.11) 62.7037.515.00-A001 AN00056554 62.7037.515.00-CE001
SU-N64k (V.35) 62.7037.515.00-A002 AN00081292 62.7037.515.00-CE002
SU-F2M 62.7037.525.00-A001 AN00083484 62.7037.525.00-CE001
62.7037.525.00-A002 AN00099294 62.7037.525.00-CE002

Table 1-3 SV1 adapters

Designation Ident. no. Part no. CE declaration

SV1 adapter (RJ45) 65.7212.620.00-A001 AN00080869 65.7212.620.00-CE001
SV1 adapter (BNC) 65.7212.621.00-A001 AN00086473 65.7212.621.00-CE001
SV1 adapter (RJ45) 65.7212.620.00-A002 AN00087519 65.7212.620.00-CE002
SV1 adapter (BNC) 65.7212.621.00-A002 AN00087520 65.7212.621.00-CE002

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Table 1-4 Power supply modules

Designation Ident. no. Part no. CE declaration

RNU AC/DC 62.7037.805.00-A001 AN00061279 62.7037.805.00-CE001
RNU DC/DC 62.7037.815.00-A001 AN00061280 62.7037.815.00-CE001
ANU-PS 62.7037.850.00-A001 AN00072665 62.7037.850.00-CE001
ANU-PS-AC/DC 62.7037.860.00-A001 AN00096109 62.7037.860.00-CE001
ANU-PS-DC/DC 62.7037.870.00-A001 AN00096110 62.7037.870.00-CE001
DC input filter 62.7037.120.00-A001 AN00082135 62.7037.120.00-CE001

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2 Functioning
2.1 Structure of RNU30 and RNU8
The structure of RNU30 and RNU8 can be divided up into four different sec-
tions:

• Common Section
• Core Shell
• Transmission System
• Service Units

Service Units
S0 S0
SU-IP
LAN TR

2 Mbit/s fractional SU-F2M

(nx64 kbit/s) F4_NU

F4_RF
EDI SU-EDI

Trans-
mission
POTS a/b SU-a/b R System
Core
Shell

U (2B1Q, SU-U
4B3T)

S0 SU-S0

nx64 kbit/s SU-

V.35/V.11 N64k

2 Mbit/s IF
G.703
Common Section (power supply and subrack)
Fig. 2-1 Structure of RNU30 and RNU8

Common Section The Common Section is composed of the RNU30 or RNU8 subrack and
power supply.

Core Shell The Core Shell is the link between the Service Units and Transmission Sys-
tem.
In the RNU30, the Core Shell comprises the ANU ZE (or RNU ZE1 and ANU
ZE2-32) or the SV1 adapter.
In the RNU8, it is composed of the ANU ZE A001 module or the SV1
adapter.

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ANU ZE variants The Central Unit of the RNU Core Shell can be supplied in different variants.
The following table gives an overview of these variants and their application
in the individual RNU types.

RNU types ZE module(s) E1 connector EDI integrated Card slots

only RNU30 RNU ZE1 and SV1 adapter no Slot 5 and

ANU ZE2-32 probably slot 6
required

ANU ZE A001 SV1 adapter no Slot 4 or

RNU8 and probably Slot 6
RNU30 required

ANU ZE A002 yes yes Slot 6

Service Units The Service Units provide the services required by the subscribers. The fol-
lowing Service Units are used in the RNU30 or RNU8:

• SU-ab (4 a/b interfaces)

• SU-U-Q (4 ISDN Uk0 interfaces, 2B1Q line code)
• SU-U-T (4 ISDN Uk0 interfaces, 4B3T line code)
• SU-S0 (4 ISDN S0 interfaces)
• SU-N64k (one V.35 interface with n x 64 kbit/s, n=1 to 30)
• SU-N64k (one X.21/V.11 interface with nx64 kbit/s, n=1 to 30)
• SU-IP (one Ethernet interface and one ISDN S0 interface)
• SU-F2M (one 2 Mbit/s interface, fractional, nx64 kbit/s)

Transmission System The Transmission System represents the interface to the system side.

If the RNU30 or RNU8 is connected via the MDMS microwave radio system
to the MSV5D, the Transmission System comprises the microwave radio
modules referred to as RF modem and IF unit.

If the connection between the RNU and MSV5D is set up via an electrical
2 Mbit/s interface, the Transmission System is implemented by the SV1
adapter module.

The following figure shows a schematic drawing of the individual RNU30

sections in the RNU30 subrack.

4 x SU
Slot 1

Slot 2

Slot 3

Slot 4

Slot 5

Slot 6

4 x SU

Transmission Power Core Service

System Supply Shell Units

By equipping the RNU30 subrack with modules, the following applications

can be implemented:

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Transmission Service
Application Core shell
System Units
RNU30-R IF unit: Slot 1 RNU ZE1: Slot 5 yes
Transmission via microwave radio (RF) sys- RF modem: Slot 2 ANU ZE2-32: Slot 6
tem and connection of 64 kbit/s subscribers. or
ANU ZE (A001/A002)
RNU30-R2M IF unit: Slot 1 SV1 adapter: Slot 6 no
Transmission via microwave radio (RF) sys- RF modem: Slot 2
tem and connection of 2 Mbit/s subscribers.
RNU30-E SV1 adapter: Slot 2 RNU ZE1: Slot 5 yes
Transmission via electrical 2 Mbit/s interface ANU ZE2-32: Slot 6
(G.703) and connection of 64 kbit/s sub- or
scribers. ANU ZE A001
Not equipped ANU ZE A002 yes

In case of an RNU8, the individual sections are composed as follows:

SU
Slot 1

Slot 2

Slot 3

Slot 4

SU

Transmission
Power Supply

Service Units

System
Core Shell

By equipping the RNU8 subrack with modules, the following applications can
be implemented:

Transmission Service
Application Core Shell
System Units
RNU8-R IF unit: Slot 1 ANU ZE: Slot 4 yes
Transmission via microwave radio (RF) system RF modem: Slot 2
and connection of 64 kbit/s subscribers.
RNU8-R2M IF unit: Slot 1 SV1 adapter: no
Transmission via microwave radio (RF) system RF modem: Slot 2 Slot 4
and connection of 2 Mbit/s subscribers.
RNU8-E SV1 adapter: Slot 2 ANU ZE A001: yes
Transmission via electrical 2 Mbit/s interface Slot 4
(G.703) and connection of 64 kbit/s subscrib-
ers.

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2.2 RNU30 and RNU8 subrack

The RNU30 or RNU8 subrack is designed to accommodate the modules
required for operation in the corresponding card slots.

The modules are secured by means of clamps in the lower section of the
subrack or in the middle between the two SU card slot rows.

2.2.1 RNU30 subrack (62.7037.110.01-A002)

The RNU30 subrack offers 14 cards slots that can be equipped with mod-
ules. Eight of these card slots (101 to 104 and 207 to 210) are provided for
Service Units (SU).
The card slots 201 to 206 are equipped with system modules (RF modem, IF
unit, SV1 adapter, power supply module as well as RNU ZE1 and
ANU ZE2-32 Central Unit) in accordance with the individual case of applica-
tion.

The RNU30 subrack is designed for wall-mounting (3-point suspension).

Flanges are available for installation in 19” racks in compliance with DIN IEC
297-1/2 and ETS racks in compliance with ETS 3000119-3.

The RNU30 subrack is closed by means of a cover plate which can be pro-
vided with a locking system (e.g. groove lock system, leaded screw).

2.2.2 RNU8 subrack (62.7037.100.01-A002)

The RNU8 subrack offers six (6) card slots that can be equipped with mod-
ules. Two of these card slots (101 and 205) are provided for Service Units
(SUs).
The card slots 201 to 204 are equipped with system modules (RF modem, IF
unit, SV1 adapter, ANU-PS power supply and ANU ZE Central Unit) in
accordance with the individual case of application.

The RNU8 subrack is designed for wall-mounting (3-point suspension).

It is closed by means of a cover plate which can be provided with a locking

system (e.g. groove lock system).

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2.3 Plug-in modules

2.3.1 RNU ZE1 Central Unit (62.7037.310.00-A002)
The RNU ZE1 Central Unit is composed of a 2 Mbit/s interface module, a
microprocessor module and two RS-232 interfaces.

The main functions of the RNU ZE1 Central Unit include:

• Conversion of the data interface to an interface appropriate for 64 kbit/s

services;
• Processing the CC channel (time slot 16);
• Transmitting the V5 signalling information via the inter-processor interface
to ANU ZE2-32;
• OAM processing;
• Generating the required system clocks;
• Through-connecting the control interface of the RF modem to the
F4-RF interface.

In the direction of the Transmission System, the RNU ZE1 Central Unit pro-
vides a 2 Mbit/s interface in compliance with G.703.
Moreover, the RNU ZE1 is equipped with two service interfaces (F4-NU and
F4-RF) for on-site maintenance via a Service PC. The F4-NU interface is
used for commissioning and servicing the Core Shell and Service Units.
The F4-RF interface is used for configuring the Transmission System (e.g.
RF modem).

LEDs
The module is fitted with the red “CC Channel“ und “FAIL“ LEDs.

CC Channel LED The CC Channel LED is lit as long as the CC channel is not yet ready for
operation and extinguishes when it is fully functional.

FAIL LED The FAIL LED is used to indicate the module status during the start-up
process and in operation.

Start-up process:

• LED extinguishes when the network element has been initiated success-
fully.
• LED remains lit if a module fault (e.g operating SW not available,
microprocessor defective, RID-EPROM empty) is detected.

Operation:

• LED lights up in case of a module fault.

• LED lights up for a short duration in case of a module reset.

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2 Mbit/s interface to
RF modem

Interface

TS16 PCM data to

processing ANU ZE2-32
F4-NU X4
CC channel
Signal
CC channel and IB ANU ZE2-ZE2
QD2 management
OAM
FAIL

F4-RF X5 RF modem

Fig. 2-2 Block diagram of the RNU ZE1 Central Unit

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2.3.2 ANU ZE2-32 Central Unit (62.7037.305.00-A002)

The ANU ZE2-32 Central Unit provides all functions for controlling the Ser-
vice Units and processor function for signalling information processing.

The subscriber-specific functions include:

• Bus adaption; multiplexing of the 64-kbit/s-oriented traffic channels

(30 x 64 kbit/s) into the bus leading to the subscribers; access to control
and monitoring channels;
• Provision of the processing capacity for managing the subscriber inter-
faces and converting the signalling protocols;
• Provision of the HDLC function for ISDN-D channels;
• Provision of interfaces for management functions (e.g. Configuration
Management, Alarm Management and Performance Management).
• Generation of the ringing frequency for SU-ab R Service Units.

In addition, an internal bus (IB) is available for communication between the

subscriber-specific section (Service Units) and the transmission-specific sec-
tion (Transmission System).

The ANU ZE2-32 module is used for managing the channels of the POTS,
ISDN and data interfaces.

The two LEDs located on the module are used for company-internal testing
purposes.

Subscr. ANU ZE2-32

data
Bus PCM data
adaption RNU ZE1

D-channel
SUs

Ringing
frequency
Subscriber IB
Management RNU ZE1
SU-ab Processor

Fig. 2-3 Block diagram of the ANU ZE2-32 Central Unit

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2.3.3 ANU ZE Central Unit (62.7037.330.00-A001)

In the RNU, the ANU-ZE Central Unit fulfills the following tasks:

• Implementation of the 2048 kbit/s interface to the transmission system;

• Provision of the HDLC functionality for ISDN-D channels;
• Provision of the service/control interface;
• Bus adaption;
• Management of subscriber interfaces and conversion of signalling proto-
cols;
• Interfaces for management functions (e.g. Configuration Management,
Alarm Management and Performance Management);
• Generation of the ringing frequency for SU-ab R Service Units.
LEDs
The module is fitted with the red “CC Channel“ and “FAIL“ LEDs.

CC Channel LED The CC Channel LED is lit as long as the CC channel is not yet ready for
operation and extinguishes when it is fully functional.

FAIL LED The FAIL LED is used to indicate the module status during the start-up
process and in operation.

Start-up process:

• LED extinguishes when the network element has been initiated success-
fully.
• LED remains lit if a module fault (e.g operating SW not available,
microprocessor defective, RID-EPROM empty) is detected.

Operation:

• LED lights up in case of a module fault.

• LED lights up for a short duration in case of a module reset.

ANU ZE A001
Subscr.
data
Bus 2048 kbit/s
adaption
Transmission System

SUs D-channel

Ringing
frequency Subscriber
SU-ab Management
Processor t

X6
F4 IF

Fig. 2-4 Block diagram of the ANU ZE A001 Central Unit

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2.3.4 ANU ZE A002 (62.7037.330.00-A002)

The ANU-ZE A002 fulfills the same tasks as the ANU-ZE A001 Central Unit,
but has been expanded by the following functions:

• EDI (External Device Interface) integrated on the module.

• E1 G.703 interface (RJ-45) directly available on the module. When oper-
ated as RNU30-E and with no BNC access required, the use of a SV1
adaper is thus no longer necessary.

Subscr.
ANU ZE A002
data
Bus 2048 kbit/s
adaption

Transmission System
SUs D-channel
Ringing
frequency
SU-ab Subscriber
Management
Processor

EDI

X55 X60 X6
EDI IF RJ 45 F4 IF
E1 IF
Fig. 2-5 Block diagram of the ANU ZE A002 Central Unit

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2.3.5 SV1 adapter (65.7212.620.00/65.7212.621.00)

The SV1 adapter loops the 2 Mbit/s signal (G.703) from the backplane of the
RNU30/RNU8 for connecting a 2 Mbit/s subscriber and the RS232 interface
(F4-NU, F4-RF) to an external interface.
In a further equipping variant, the SV1 adapter makes available three floating
input contacts and one floating output contact at the CAN bus interface.
These can be used e.g. for the battery management or for receiving alarms
from external units.

Since, depending on the application, the SV1 adapter module is either

mounted in the RF modem card slot (RN30-E application) or in the ANU
ZE2-32/ANU ZE card slot of the RNU30-R2M/RNU8-R2M, it must be
adjusted to the individual case of application by means of jumpers.

Depending on the jumper setting, the F4-NU or F4-RF service interface is

routed to a 9-pin Sub-D connector via the SV1 adapter module.

The SV1 adapter module is available in different versions. Depending on the

version used, the G.703 signal is accessible at the front panel of the SV1
adapter via two coaxial connectors (65.7212.620.00) or one RJ45 Western
connector (65.7212.621.00) with a pin assigment according to the relevant
ETSI standard.

The module is available in the following versions:

• SV1 RJ45 (65.7212.620.00-A001)

120 Ohms G.703 RJ45 port and CAN bus module
• SV1 RJ45 (65.7212.620.00-A002)
120 Ohms G.703 RJ45 port
• SV1 BNC (65.7212.621.00-A001)
75 Ohms G.703 BNC port and CAN bus module
• SV1 BNC (65.7212.621.00-A002)
75 Ohms G.703 and BNC port

G.703 2 Mbit/s IF
G.703 G.703
G.703
Upper backplane conn.

BNC
TX/RX
Modem/ZE2 jumper setting

CAN bus
Terminal/Network

2 Mbit/s IF
jumper setting

RS232 G.703 G.703 G.703 G.703

RJ45
ETSI

G.703
Lower backplane conn.

RS232 F4-NU
CAN bus F4-NU or F4-RF
or
RS232 9-pin Sub-D conn.
zero modem
F4-RF
Alarm
RS232 CAN CAN bus lines
Alarm contacts
15-pin SUB-D
controller floating
CAN bus IF

Fig. 2-6 Block diagram of the SV1 adapter

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2.3.6 IF unit (65.7196.410.00-A003)

The IF unit provides the interfaces to the RF modem and Outdoor Unit.

The main tasks of the IF unit include:

• Conversion of the modulator signal from 25 MHz to 495 MHz (Tx func-
tion);
• Conversion of the incoming IF signal from 845 MHz to 25 MHz (Rx func-
tion);
• Generation of the common clock signal used by the RF modem;
• Powering the Outdoor Unit via the coaxial IF cable.

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2.3.7 RF modem (65.7195.452.00-A001)

The RF modem is a flexible, digital modem appropriate for bit rates from
64 kbit/s to 2048 kbit/s. Different modulation schemes (QPSK, 8PSK,
16PSK) and coding procedures are possible.

For service purposes and for configuring the RF modem, the Service PC
(Installation Controller INCO or Service Controller SECO) is connected to the
F4-RF interface of the RNU ZE1/ANU ZE or SV1 adapter.

The RF modem fulfills the following main functions:

Transmit direction

• Receiving the 2 Mbit/s signal (G.703) from the Core Shell;

• Clock recovery;
• Decoding;
• Reading out the time slots used;
• Assembly of the adjustable radio frame (64 kbit/s steps);
• Coding and modulation;
• Transmission of the analog signal to the IF unit.

Receive direction

• Receiving the converted analog signal from the IF unit;

• Demodulation and decoding;
• Disassembly of the radio frame;
• Generation of the 2 Mbit/s signal in compliance with G.704 and transmis-
sion to the Core Shell.

to G.703- Framing/ Coding/ Modulation/ to

MUX IF Unit
Data I/F Interface Deframing Decoding Demodulation
Core Shell

Encryption/ Clock
Decryption Unit

MODEM CONTROLLER (MOCO)

Fig. 2-7 Block diagram of the RF modem

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2.3.8 Service Units

The following Service Units can be used in the RNU30 and RNU8 for sub-
scriber access:

SU-ab R The SU-ab R Service Unit provides four subscriber interfaces for transmis-
(62.7037.500.00-A002) sion in the analog baseband in compliance with ITU-T G.711/G.713.
POTS and Leased Line 2-wire interfaces can be made available.

SU-U-Q The SU-U-Q Service Unit provides four ISDN basic accesses with the 2B1Q
(62.7037.510.00-A001) line code.
With a conductor diameter of 0.4 mm, the coverage range is approximately
4.2 km (36 dB).
The Service Unit fulfills the requirements as defined in ETR080 Final Draft of
September 1995.

SU-U-T The SU-U-T Service Unit provides four ISDN basic accesses with the 4B3T
(62.7037.530.00-A001) line code.
With a conductor diameter of 0.4 mm, the coverage range is approximately
4.2 km (36 dB).
The Service Unit fulfills the requirements as defined in ETR080 Final Draft of
September 1995.

SU-S0 The SU-S0 Service Unit provides four S0 interfaces (ISDN basic access).
(62.7037.505.00-A001) The interface function is identical to that of the standard subscriber interface
including the power supply and emergency power supply function.

The Service Unit supports point-to-point connections as well as short pas-

sive bus and extended passive bus configurations.

SU-N64k (V.11, V.35) The SU-N64k Service Unit provides an n x 64 kbit/s data interface (n = 1, ...
30). The data rate is adjusted by configuring the SU in the scope the Config-
uration Management.

The data interface can be operated with and without control lines. The infor-
mation available on the control lines is converted into a 64 kbit/s channel
(control channel) by the SU. In the entire system, this control channel is
treated like a B-channel. A number of 29 B-channels are available for trans-
mitting control line information.

For both V.11 and V.35 operation, several Service Units are required.

SU-N64k (V.11): 62.7037.515.00-A001

SU-N64k (V.35): 62.7037.515.00-A002

SU-EDI The SU-EDI (External Device Interface) is used for monitoring external units
(62.7037.535.00-A001) and safety devices (e.g. mains adapter, alarm contacts of door switches or
smoke sensors etc.) via the Open NSÜ Network Management System. For
this purpose, the SU-EDI provides two floating control contacts and six float-
ing signalling contacts.

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SU-F2M The F2M Service Unit provides a fractionally occupied 2.048 Mbit/s interface
(62.7037.525.00- for point-to-point connections with nx64 kbit/s (1≤n≤30 with RNU, without
A001/A002) time slot 0 transmission) in compliance with G.703, G.704, G.706; I.431 and
ETS 300 011 as well as the national FTZ guidelines FTZ1TR237 and
FTZ1TR805. The 2.048 Mbit/s interface represents an inhouse interface with
a coverage range of approximately 250 m.

In version A001, the 2.048 Mbit/s interface is connected to an RJ45 connec-

tor (120 Ohms, bal.).
In version A002, BNC connectors (75 Ohms, unbal.) are used.

SU-IP For connecting distributed data networks, company LANs, remote offices or
(62.7037.640.00-A001) IP networks to the Internet, routers can be connected to the Marconi Access
Network.
For this purpose, the SU-IP Service Unit is used in the RNU as Terminal
Router (TR). This Terminal Router interacts with a Central Router (CDN-IP)
which is connected to the CDN via E1 interfaces using a V5.2 protocol.
The connection to the Internet/IP network is set up via a LAN interface.

The SU-IP module provides one Ethernet and one S0 interface on the sub-
scriber side.

Ethernet interface
On the subscriber side, the SU-IP module is equipped with a 4-wire Ethernet
interface (10BaseT) with RJ-45 connector. This interface complies with
IEEE802.3i.

ISDN interface
The Terminal Router provides an ISDN interface in addition to the LAN inter-
face. It acts as standard Euro-ISDN multi-port and is designed as S0 inter-
face.

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2.3.9 Power supply units

The Remote Network Unit can be powered from the local 115/230 V mains
source, from the central battery (CB) or the uninterruptible Battery Supply
Unit (BSU).
Depending on the selected variant, the subrack must be equipped with the
appropriate power supply units. The following power supply options are
available for RNU30 and RNU8.

Remote Network Unit RNU30

Connection to AC • RNU AC/DC (62.7037.805.00-A001/A003) together with
voltage RNU DC/DC (62.7037.815.00-A001)

62.7037.805.00

62.7037.815.00
SU
Slot 201

Slot 202

Slot 205

Slot 206
RNU DC/DC
RNU AC/DC

SU

115/230 V AC
• ANU-PS (62.7037.850.00-A001)
62.7037.850.00

SU
Slot 201

Slot 202

Slot 203

Slot 205

Slot 206
ANU-PS

SU

230 V AC
• ANU-PS-AC/DC (62.7037.860.00-A001)
ANU PS-AC/DC
62.7037.860.00

SU
Slot 201

Slot 202

Slot 203

Slot 205

Slot 206

SU

110/115/127/230 V AC

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Powering from Cen- • DC input filter (62.7037.120.00-A001) with

tral Battery/BSU RNU DC/DC (62.7037.815.00-A001)

62.7037.120.00

62.7037.815.00
SU

DC input filter
Slot 201

Slot 202

Slot 205

Slot 206
RNU DC/DC
SU

48/60 V from Central Battery or Battery Supply Unit (BSU)

• ANU-PS-DC/DC (62.7037.870.00-A001)

ANU PS-DC/DC
62.7037.870.00
SU
Slot 201

Slot 202

Slot 205

Slot 206
Slot 203

SU

48/60 V from Central Battery or Battery Supply Unit (BSU)

Remote Network Unit RNU8

Connection to • ANU-PS (62.7037.850.00-A001)
AC voltage
SU
62.7037.850.00
Slot 1

Slot 2

Slot 4
ANU-PS

SU

230 V AC
• ANU-PS-DC/DC (62.7037.870.00-A001)

SU
ANU-PS-AC/DC
62.7037.860.00
Slot 1

Slot 2

Slot 4

SU

110/115/127/230 V AC

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Powering from Cen- • ANU-PS-DC/DC (62.7037.870.00-A001)

tral Battery/BSU
SU

ANU-PS-DC/DC
62.7037.870.00
Slot 1

Slot 2

Slot 4
SU

48/60 V from Central Battery or Battery Supply Unit (BSU)

If the SU-S0 modules are used in the RNU30 or RNU8 for subscriber access,
the ANU-PS, ANU-PS-AC/DC or ANU-PS-DC/DC power supply unit must be
provided.

Battery Supply Unit Battery Supply Unit (BSU) is used as uninterruptible power supply of the
Remote Network Unit. Also see section 2.3.9.7.

2.3.9.1 RNU AC/DC (62.7037.805.00-A001/A003)

When the unit is connected to the mains source of the local power supply
company, the RNU AC/DC power supply module must be used. The latter
converts the mains voltage into an intermediate voltage of 48 V. From this
intermediate voltage, the RNU DC/DC generates the operating voltages
required by the RNU30 modules.

~ Intermediate voltage
Mains voltage 48 V DC
=

The green power supply LED displays faultless operation. It extinguishes in

case of undervoltage of the 48 V source.

In version A003, a failure of the supply voltage is signalled by an AC Fail

alarm. In case of a 48 V undervoltage, the green LED extinguishes. A 48 V
undervoltage due to a battery test does not cause the green LED to extin-
guish.

2.3.9.2 RNU DC/DC (62.7037.815.00-A001)

The RNU DC/DC power supply module generates the operating voltages
required by the RNU30 modules from the 48 V supplied by the RNU AC/DC
unit or DC input filter.

The green LED available on the power supply module displays its opera-
tional status.
It is lit during faultless operation and extinguishes in case of undervoltage of
the 48 V source.

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RNU AC/DC
48 V = Operating
or voltages
DC input filter
=

2.3.9.3 DC input filter (62.7037.120.00-A001)

When the RNU30 subrack is powered from the central battery, the DC input
filter is used for the central filtering of the 48 V or 60 V supply voltage. This
module is mounted in card slot 203 instead of the RNU AC/DC power supply.

The DC input filter ensures that interference voltages superimposed on the

supply voltage are blocked. The DC input filter is protected against polarity
reversal by means of a diode. Both current paths are additionally protected
by fuses (T6, 3 A). An overvoltage protection is implemented by means of
varistors. The module is designed so that either the positive or negative pole
can be grounded.

2.3.9.4 ANU-PS (62.7037.850.00-A001)

The ANU-PS power supply module converts the external 230 V mains volt-
age into the operating voltages required by the RNU. This power supply
option must be provided whenever the SU-S0 module is used in the RNU for
subscriber connections.

From the mains voltage supplied, the ANU-PS module generates the operat-
ing voltages required by the RNU30 and RNU8 modules.

Mains
voltage
~
Operating
230 V voltages
=

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2.3.9.5 ANU-PS-AC/DC (62.7037.860.00-A001)

The ANU-PS-AC/DC power supply unit converts the external

110/115/127/230 V mains voltage to the operating voltages required by the
RNU. The tolerance range of the mains voltage is 93 V to 253 V.

The ANU-PS-AC/DC power supply unit generates the operating voltages

required by RNU30 and RNU8 directly from the mains voltage applied.

~
Mains voltage Operating voltages
110/115/127/230 V
=

2.3.9.6 ANU-PS-DC/DC (62.7037.870.00-A001)

The ANU-PS-DC/DC power supply unit generates the operating voltages

required by the modules mounted in the RNU subrack from the 48 V DC
input voltage made available.

The 48 V DC input voltage is applied to the module via a connector located

on its front panel.

The power supply is equipped with a green power LED which is lit during
normal operation.
This LED extinguishes if the 48 V voltage falls below its nominal value.

BSU
48 V =
Operating voltages
Central battery =

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2.3.9.7 Battery Supply Unit (BSU)

In order to maintain the function of the Remote Network Unit even in case of
a supply voltage failure, the Battery Supply Unit (BSU) can be used.

The BSU includes the following components:

• BSU-BGT subrack
• BMM battery management module
• RNU AC/DC power supply (62.7037.805.00-A003)
• Battery set

The supply voltage of 115/230 V is applied to the RNU AC/DC power supply
module of the BSU. The 48 V DC generated by this power supply module are
applied to the DC input filter of the RNU.

The BMM Battery Management Module of the BSU controls the charging
and discharging status of the batteries and protects them against harmful
deep-discharging.

In case of a failure of the 115/230 V source, the RNU is supplied with the
BSU battery voltage. The buffer time depends on the battery type used.

BSU alarms are routed via the control interface of the BMM module to signal
sensors of the SU-EDI module or SV1 adapter of the RNU.

The BSU can signal the following alarms:

• Mains failure (115/230 V)

• Fault of the RNU AC/DC
• Battery fault/battery empty
• Deep-discharge protection (TES-Fail)

RNU30
RNU2MxN
RNU2M
RNU8
Supply interface 48 VDC Control interface
RNU AC/DC

BMM
115/230 VAC BSU
Battery

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2.4 RNU30 and RNU8 applications

2.4.1 RNU30-R and RNU8-R Remote Network Unit
In the RNU30-R/RNU8-R application, the RNU30 or RNU8 is equipped with
64 kbit/s subscriber interfaces (Service Units). In this case, the subscriber
data are transmitted via the radio link of the PMP topology to the MSV5D
(CDN).

optional for RNU30

B a tte ry Base Station

S u p p ly MSV5D
U n it
BSU MO DEM
1

V 5.1
Central V5.2
a/b, Uko, Remote Network Unit V2M
n x 64k,
RF IF Distribution
2 Mbit/s 2 Mbit/s
So unit conv. Node
RNU30-R/RNU8-R STM-1
(CDN)
STM-4
RF
unit
MO DEM
n

Fig. 2-8 Integration of an RNU30-R/RNU8-R in the network

Equipment of RNU30-R with modules

Instead of the RNU AC/DC and RNU DC/DC modules, it is in certain cases
also possible to use the ANU-PS power supply.

Instead of the RNU ZE1 and ANU ZE2-32 modules, the ANU ZE (A001 or
A002) module can be mounted in the right card slot. In this case, the left card
slot remains empty.

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Equipment of RNU8-R with modules

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2.4.2 RNU30-R2M and RNU8-R2M Remote Network Unit

For connecting a 2 Mbit/s subscriber, a SV1 adapter module is mounted in
the RNU30 instead of the ANU ZE or ANU ZE2-32 module. The SV1 adapter
module provides a 2 Mbit/s interface in compliance with G.703 for connecting
the 2 Mbit/s subscriber.

In this application, 64 kbit/s subscriber interfaces (SUs) as well as

ANU ZE2-32 and RNU ZE1 or ANU ZE modules are not required in the
RNU8.

Depending on the version of the SV1 adapter, the 2 Mbit/s signal is applied
to the BNC connectors (X7 and X8) or to the RJ45 socket (X6).

optional
B attery Base Station
S up ply MSV5D
U n it
BS U MODEM
1

V 5.1
Central V5.2
Remote Network Unit IF Distribution V2M
2 Mbit/s 2 Mbit/s 2 Mbit/s
conv. Node
(CDN) STM-1
RNU30-R2M/RNU8-R2M
RF STM-4
RF unit
unit
MODEM
n

Fig. 2-9 Integration of RNU30-R2M and RNU8-R2M in the network

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Equipment of RNU30-R2M with modules

Instead of the RNU AC/DC and RNU DC/DC modules, it is in certain cases
also possible to use the ANU-PS power supply.

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2 Mbit/s acc. to G.703

2.4.3 RNU30-E and RNU8-E

To be able to transmit subscriber data via an electrical 2 Mbit/s interface in
compliance with G.703, the ANU ZE A002 module provides a hardware inter-
face. When using an ANU ZE A001 or RNU ZE1 / ANU ZE2-32 combination,
the RF modem card slot of the RNU30 or RNU8 must be equipped with the
SV1 adapter module.
For connecting subscribers, the RNU must be equipped with Service Units.
The IF unit and RF modem are not required in RNU30-E and RNU8-E appli-
cations.

With this RNU30-E/RNU8-E configuration, the following applications can be

implemented:

• Remote connection of an RNU30-E or RNU8-E to an

RNU30-R2M/RNU8-R2M and transmission via the ANS-DMS microwave
radio system.
• Connection of an RNU30-E or RNU8-E to an RNU2MxN and transmission
via the ANS-DMS microwave radio system.
• Connection of an RNU30-E or RNU8-E directly to MSV5D.

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2.4.3.1 Remote RNU30-E/RNU8-E connected to RNU30-R2M/RNU8-R2M

The 64 kbit/s subscribers are connected to RNU30-E/RNU8-E. The Outdoor

Unit is connected to RNU30-R2M/RNU8-R2M.

From the SV1 adapter module or the ANU ZE A002 Central Unit of the
remote RNU30-E/RNU8-E, the 2 Mbit/s signal in compliance with G.703 is
routed via cables to an RNU30-R2M/RNU8-R2M. The connection to
RNU30-R2M/RNU8-R2M is also implemented via the SV1 adapter module.
This configuration permits a distance of up to 250 m to be covered.

Depending on the version of the SV1 adapter module used, the 2 Mbit/s sig-
nal (G.703) is transmitted from the RNU30-E/RNU8-E via BNC connectors
(X7 and X8) or the RJ45 socket (X6) to the SV1 adapter module of the
RNU30-R2M/RNU8-R2M.

a/b, Uko, Remote Network Unit

n x 64k,
So
RNU30-E/RNU8-E Base Station
MSV5D

optional MODEM
B attery 1
S up p ly
Un it
V 5.1
BSU
Central V5.2
optional RF IF Distribution V2M
B attery 2 Mbit/s 2 Mbit/s
unit conv. Node
S up p ly (CDN) STM-1
Un it STM-4
BSU

MODEM
n

Remote Network Unit

2-Mbit/s
RNU30-R2M/RNU8-R2M
RF
unit

Fig. 2-10 Connection of RNU30-E/RNU8-E to MSV5D

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Equipment of the RNU30-E and RNU30-R2M with modules

Instead of the RNU AC/DC and RNU DC/DC modules, it is in certain cases
also possible to use the ANU-PS power supply.

Instead of the RNU ZE1 and ANU ZE2-32 modules, the ANU ZE (A001 or
A002) module can be mounted in the right card slot. In this case, the left card
slot remains empty.

When using the ANU ZE A002 module, the RNU30-E does no longer require
a SV1 adapter, since the 2 Mbit/s signal is made available directly by the
ANU ZE A002 module.

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2.4.3.2 RNU30-E and RNU8-E

The connection of the 64 kbit/s subscribers is set up via RNU30-E/RNU8-E.

In this case, the subscriber data are not transmitted via a microwave radio
link, but via an electrical 2 Mbit/s transmission link. The RNU30-E/RNU8-E is
directly connected to MSV5D (CDN) via a 2 Mbit/s link.

Any transmission network transparent for the signal to be transmitted

(2 Mbit/s, acc. to G.703) can be located between the Central Distribution
Node and RNU30-E or RNU8-E.

From RNU30-E or RNU8-E, the 2 Mbit/s signal (G.703) is transmitted either

via the RJ45 socket of the ANU ZE1 A002 module or via the SV1 adapter
(via BNC connector or RJ45 socket) to the 2 Mbit/s interface of the CDN.

a/b, Uko, Remote Network Unit 2 Mbit/s (G.703)

n x 64k, Transmission network
So RNU30-E/RNU8-E
V 5.1
Central V5.2
Distribution V2M
2 Mbit/s 2 Mbit/s
Node
B attery (CDN) STM-1
S up p ly STM-4
U n it
BSU

optional

Fig. 2-11 Connection of an RNU30-E/RNU8-E to MSV5D

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Equipment of RNU30-E with modules

Instead of the RNU AC/DC and RNU DC/DC modules, it is in certain cases
also possible to use the ANU-PS power supply.

Instead of the RNU ZE1 and ANU ZE2-32 modules, the ANU ZE (A001 or
A002) module can be mounted in the right card slot. In this case, the left card
slot remains empty.

When using the ANU ZE A002 module, the RNU30-E does no longer require
a SV1 adapter, since the 2 Mbit/s signal is supplied directly by the ANU ZE
A002 module.

2 Mbit/s signal acc. to G.703

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When using the ANU ZE A002 module, the RNU8-E does not require a SV1
adapter, since the 2 Mbit/s signal is supplied directly by the ANU ZE A002
module.

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2.4.4 RNU30/RNU8 with BSU Battery Supply Unit

In order to maintain RNU operation even in case of a supply voltage failure,
the BSU Battery Supply Unit is used as uninterruptible power supply.
The buffer time depends on the battery type used in the BSU. BSU alarms
are signalled to the Open NSÜ Network Management System via the
SU-EDI module mounted in the RNU or via the EDI port integrated in the
ANU ZE A002 module.

RNU30 with Battery Supply Unit BSU

Instead of the RNU ZE1 and ANU ZE2-32 modules, the ANU ZE (A001 or
A002) module can be mounted in the right card slot. In this case, the left card
slot remains empty.

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RNU8 with Battery Supply Unit BSU

2 Mbit/s signal G.703

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2.5 Service PC interfaces

The RNU ZE1 or SV1 adapter modules provide the service interfaces
required for connecting a Service PC with the Local Maintenance Terminal
(LMT) and INCO applications.

The ANU-ZE module also provides a service interface which must be set to
the desired application (LMT or INCO) by means of a switch.

The electrical features of these interfaces comply with RS-232-C. The Ser-
vice PC is connected using a zero modem cable.

The following table gives an overview of the connectors made available by

the different configurations:

Connector for Remarks

Card
RNU type Module (Switch setting
slot
INCO LMT on ZE)

RNU30R
ZE1 205 X5 X4 -
RNU30E
1=INCO,
RNU8R
204 2=LMT
RNU8E no INCO
ZE X6
RNU30R 1=INCO,
205 2=LMT
RNU30E no INCO

The Local Maintenance Terminal (LMT) application is used on site for com-
missioning and maintenance purposes for the NU (Multiplexer section of the
RNU).

The Installation Controller (INCO) application is used for the configuration

and alignment of the RF modem on site.

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2.6 Management functions

In the NMS, the RNU is composed of two network elements, i.e. the Network
Unit (NU) and the Remote Radio Station (RRS).
The network elements are configured by means of software applications
(LMT, INCO) installed on a Service PC.

The RNU LMT application is required for the NU network element, while the
INCO application (Installation Controller) is used for the RF section.

The network elements can be configured both via the Service PC or the
Open NSÜ Network Management System.

The network element address assignment, which is the prerequisite for com-
missioning, is always performed via the Service PC using the associated
software application.

If the Service PC is fitted with two serial interfaces, both NEs can be con-
nected simultaneously (only with RNU ZE2-32). If only one serial interface is
available, the processes have to be executed sequentially with changing
applications.

Depending on the RNU30 or RNU8 application, the Service PC is connected

either to the SV1 adapter module or the ANU ZE2-32 or ANU-ZE module.

2.6.1 Configuration Management

All system parameters that can be controlled by the Open NSÜ or Service
PC are adjusted in the scope of the Configuration Management. The corre-
sponding functions include:

• Configuration of subscriber ports

• Configuration of the RF interface
• Configuration of test functions
• Switching matrix functions

2.6.2 Equipment Management

The Equipment Management is used for managing all information on the
RNU hardware (modules) and software. The corresponding functions
include:

• Management of modules available

• Equipment modifications, subrack data

2.6.3 Alarm Management

The Alarm Management is responsible for sending spontaneous alarms and
fault reports (events) to the OS or LMT as well as for configuring alarms
(alarm disabling, alarm priorities) and executing alarm requests.

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2.7 Connecting the RNU to the Network Management System

The RNU is connected either via a 2 Mbit/s radio link to the Radio Base Sta-
tion (RBS) and from there via 2 Mbit/s connections to the CDN (MSV5D) or it
is connected directly to the CDN (MSV5D) via a 2 Mbit/s link (see Fig. 1-1).

The OAM and signalling information between the MSV5D (CDN) and NU is
always transmitted in time slot 16 of the 2 Mbit/s signal.

The CDN is connected to the network management system, e.g.

Open NSÜ, via the Q3p interface.

In order to be able to unambiguously address the RNU within the network, it

is assigned a NU ID in the course of the configuration performed via the
Local Maintenance Terminal (LMT).

During the configuration process, the "QD2-via-SISAV“ mode and SISA

address (VMP01) are entered. They are required for communication with the
Open NSÜ Network Management System.

NSÜ

LAN/WAN

MAU
CDN-IP

Operating mode:
Q3p Q3p-SISA-V
Control Channel
CDN
(MSV5
Port for
QD2 connecting
a QD2 network
NU NU NU
QD2int
RNU-E IP
NE NE RBS Radio channel

RRS RRS
RNU-R RNU-R
Fig. 2-14 Connecting RNUs to Open NSÜ

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2.8 Functional models of network elements

The RNU30 is composed of two network elements, i.e. the Network Unit
(NU) and Remote Radio Station (RRS). The higher-order management sys-
tem, e.g. Open NSÜ, “sees“ the NE from this view.
In the SISA specification, these network elements are defined by means of a
functional model. The functions are represented by so-called functional
groups (FG).

The following diagrams show the functional models of the NU and RRS net-
work elements.

2.8.1 Functional model of the Network Unit (NU)

The following diagram shows the functional model of the Network Unit (NU).
SISA0

ANALOGPort ANS-IPMB 64/2 EPP2

NUControl
DIGITALBA
Port

DATA nx64 BPX64

EPPM 64/2NT-S

DIGITALPRA ANS-IPMB 64/2

Port

Fig. 2-15 Functional model of the NU

The following table gives an overview of the functional groups of the NU net-
work element.

Functional groupDescription FG no.

SISA-0 Supervisory and Information System for Local and Remote 0
Areas. Functional unit managing the QD2 interface in the NE.
EPP2 Electrical Plesiochronous Port 2 Mbit/s 96
ANS IPMB 64/2 Internal Plesiochronous Multiplex Block 64/2 20
BPX64 Bottom Path Connection 64 kbit/s 116
NUControl NU-internal monitoring and control 23
ANALOGPort Analog 64 kbit/s access port 24
DIGITALBAPort Digital 64 kbit/s access port 26
DATA nx64 Digital access port, n x 64 kbit/s 128
DIGITALPRA Port Digital subscriber primary multiplex access 28
EPPM 64/2NT-S Electrical Plesiochronous Multiplex Port 64k/2Mbit/s NT-S 16

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Assignment of plug-in modules to functional groups

Module Functional groups

SISA-0 ANS- NUCo EPP2 BPX 64 ANALOG DIGITAL DIGITAL DIGITAL- EPPM
IPMB ntrol Port BA Port nx64 Port PRA 64/2NT-S
64/2 Port

RNU ZE1 X X X X

ANU ZE2-32 X

ANU ZE X X X X X

SU-ab R X

SU-U-Q X

SU-U-T X

SU-S0 X

SU-N64k X

SU-IP X X X

SU-F2M X

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2.8.2 Functional model of the Remote Radio Station (RRS)

The following diagram shows the functional model of the Remote Radio Sta-
tion Interface (RRS).

SISA0 IF unit

EPP-2 MODEM AN

Fig. 2-16 Functional model of the RRS

The following table gives an overview of the functional groups of the RRS
network element.

Functional Description FG no.

group

SISA-0 Supervisory and Information System for 0

Local and Remote Areas.
Functional unit managing the QD2 inter-
face in the NE.

EPP2 Electrical Plesiochronous Port 2 Mbit/s 96

MODEM RF modem 1
IF UNIT Intermediate Frequency Unit 3

AN Antenna 230

Assignment of plug-in modules to functional groups

Module Functional group

SISA-0 EPP2 MODEM AN IF UNIT

IF Unit X

RF Modem X X X

Outdoor Unit X

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3 Mechanical Design, Equipment and Wiring

3.1 RNU30 subrack
The following figure shows the open RNU30 subrack.

101 102 103 104 105

201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211

Grounding screw Locking screw Cable duct

Fig. 3-1 Front view of the open RNU30 subrack

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3.1.1 Assignment of card slots to modules in the RNU30 subrack

3.1.1.1 RNU30-R

Module Part no. Card slot Remark

RNU ZE1 62.7037.310.00-A002 205 for 64 kbit/s services
ANU ZE2-32 62.7037.305.00-A002 206
ANU ZE 62.7037.330.00-A001 206 instead of RNU ZE1 and ANU ZE2-32
ANU ZE A002 62.7037.330.00-A002 206 integrated EDI interface and E1 connector
IF unit 65.7196.410.00-A003
RF modem 65.7195.452.00-A001 202
Narrowband SU modules
SU-ab 62.7037.500.00-A001
SU-ab R 62.7037.502.00-A001
SU-U-Q 62.7037.510.00-A001
101, 102,
SU-U-T 62.7037.530.00-A001 103, 104
SU-S0 62.7037.505.00-A001 207, 208,
209, 210
SU-EDI 62.7037.535.00-A001
SU-IP 62.7037.640.00-A001 101, 103,
207, 209
SU-N64k (V.11) 62.7037.515.00-A001 101, 103,
SU-N64k (V.35) 62.7037.515.00-A002 207, 209
SU-F2M 62.7037.525.00-A001 101, 103, RJ4 connector, 120 Ohms
62.7037.525.00-A002 207, 209 BNC connector, 75 Ohms
Power supply modules
RNU AC/DC 62.7037.805.00-A001 203
RNU DC/DC 62.7037.815.00-A001 204
ANU-PS 62.7037.850.00-A001 204
ANU-PS-AC/DC 62.7037.860.00-A001 203 Application see section 2.3.8.
ANU-PS-DC/DC 62.7037.870.00-A001 204
DC input filter 62.7037.120.00-A001 203

3.1.1.2 RNU30-R2M

Module Part no. Card slot Remark

SV1 adapter 65.7212.620.00-A001 206 120 Ohms G.703 RJ45 port and CAN bus
module
SV1 adapter 65.7212.621.00-A001 206 75 Ohms G.703 BNC port and CAN bus
module
SV1 adapter 65.7212.620.00-A002 206 120 Ohms G.703 RJ45 port
SV1 adapter 65.7212.621.00-A002 206 75 Ohms G.703 BNC port
IF unit 65.7196.410.00-A003 201
RF modem 65.7195.452.00-A001 202
Not equipped with narrowband SU modules.
Power supply modules

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RNU AC/DC 62.7037.805.00-A001 203

RNU DC/DC 62.7037.815.00-A001 204
ANU-PS 62.7037.850.00-A001 204 Application see section 2.3.8.
ANU PS-AC/DC 62.7037.860.00-A001 203
ANU PS-DC/DC 62.7037.870.00-A001 204
DC input filter 62.7037.120.00-A001 203

3.1.1.3 RNU30-E

Modules Part no. Card slot Remark

RNU ZE1 62.7037.310.00-A002 205 for 64 kbit/s services
ANU ZE2-32 62.7037.305.00-A002 206
ANU ZE 62.7037.330.00-A001 206 instead of RNU ZE1 and ANU ZE2-32
ANU ZE A002 62.7037.330.00-A002 206 integrated EDI interface and E1 connector
SV1 adapter 65.7212.620.00-A001 202 120 Ohms G.703 RJ45 port and CAN bus
module
SV1 adapter 65.7212.621.00-A001 202 75 Ohms G.703 BNC port and CAN bus
module
SV1 adapter 65.7212.620.00-A002 202 120 Ohms G.703 RJ45 port
SV1 adapter 65.7212.621.00-A002 202 75 Ohms G.703 and BNC port
ANU ZE2-32 62.7037.305.00-A002 206
Narrowband SU modules
SU-ab 62.7037.500.00-A001
SU-ab R 62.7037.502.00-A001
SU-U-Q 62.7037.510.00-A001
101, 102,
SU-U-T 62.7037.530.00-A001 103, 104
SU-S0 62.7037.505.00-A001 207, 208,
209, 210
SU-EDI 62.7037.535.00-A001
SU-IP 62.7037.640.00-A001 101, 103,
207, 209
SU-N64k (V.11) 62.7037.515.00-A001 101, 103,
SU-N64k (V.35) 62.7037.515.00-A002 207, 209
SU-F2M 62.7037.525.00-A001 101, 103, RJ45 connector, 120 Ohms
62.7037.525.00-A002 207, 209 BNC connector, 75 Ohms
Power supply modules
RNU AC/DC 62.7037.805.00-A001 203
RNU DC/DC 62.7037.815.00-A001 204
ANU-PS 62.7037.850.00-A001 204 Application see section 2.3.8.
ANU-PS-AC/DC 62.7037.860.00-A001 203
ANU-PS-DC/DC 62.7037.870.00-A001 204
DC input filter 62.7037.120.00-A001 203

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3.1.2 RNU30-R and RNU30-E equipping options

The following table describes the equipping options of the RNU30-R and
RNU30-E Remote Network Units with subscriber interfaces.

Module type Max. number of modules of the Number of subscriber interfaces

corresponding type
SU-AB (R) 8 32
SU-U-Q 8 32
SU-U-T 8 32
SU-So 8 32
SU-IP 4 4S0-/4Ethernet interface
SU-N64K (V.11/V.35) 8 as described below
SU-F2M 4 4, also see note below

Note regarding the equipment with SU-N64K modules

For both interface types of the SU-N64k module (one V.11 or one V.35 inter-
face per interface module depending on the variant used), the transmission
rate on the data lines is n x 64 kbit/s (n = 1...30) in accordance with the cor-
responding configuration.

The maximum configurable factor n per SU-nx64k depends on the card slot
assignment and on the exploitation of the 2 Mbit/s transmission capacity of
the RNU30.

In addition to n x 64 kbit/s, it is possible to transmit control signals between

two terminal units over one separate 64 kbit/s s channel. An own control
channel (s-channel) can be configured for each SU-n x 64kbit/s interface
module. With a control channel configured, n = 1....29.
Within the 2 Mbit/s frame, n+s time slots are required.
Modem

ZE2 or ZE
DC/DC
AC/DC

ZE1 or empty
IF unit

Slot 1
Slot 3

Slot 5

Slot 7

101 102 103 104

Slot 2
Slot 4

Slot 6
Slot 8

203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210

Fig. 3-2 RNU30 subrack

Adjacent card slots are depicted with a circle.

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Basically, an SU-N64k module can be mounted in any card slot, as far as

the condition n≤14 is maintained for any other SU-nx64k modules already
available. If for any SU-nx64k module, factor n exceeds 14, the following
table shall be applicable:

Equipment of card slots in pairs Nmax

Example SU-nx64k
Equipment of card slots Equipment of card slots (without control channel s)
1, 2, 5, 6 with: 3, 4, 7, 8 with:
1 1 x SU-nx64k - 30
2 2 x SU-nx64k - n2 = 30 - n1
n1, n2
3 3 x SU-nx64k - n3 = 30 - n1 - n2
n1, n2, n3
4 4 x SU-nx64k - n4 = 30 - n1 - n2 - n3
n1, n2, n3, n4
5 SU-nx64k SU x 16
6 - SU-nx64k 14
7 SU x SU-nx64k 14

‘-‘ Card slot not occupied

‘SU x’ Card slot occupied by any SU

s Control signals in a separate 64 kbit/s channel (with s also transmit-

ted, nmax is reduced by 1)

Note regarding the equipment with SU-F2M modules

The SU-F2M Service Unit can be mounted in the RNU30 only in card slots
101, 207, 103 and 209 which are provided for SU modules (e.g. by replacing
an ANU-SU-AB). This restriction is necessary, since due to the card slot
independent use of time slot 31 for the HDLC channel, no further SU can
access the corresponding IOM bus. Thus, the adjacent card slots 102, 104,
208 and 210 cannot be used for mounting other SUs.

A SU mounted in card slot 102, 104, 208 or 210 is immediately detected. In

this case, such a SU will not be configured, but a module alarm (CON) gen-
erated for SISA-0 (ZE1).

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Note regarding the equipment with SU-IP modules

The RNU30 can be equipped with up to four SU-IPs.

In the RNU30, this module type can be mounted in card slots 101, 207, 103
and 209. The adjacent card slots 102, 104, 208 and 210 must not be equip-
ped with SUs.

An equipment of card slots 102, 104, 208 or 210 with another SU is detected.
In this case, this SU is not configured and a module alarm (CON) is genera-
ted for SISA-0 (ZE1).

101 102 103 104

201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210

Fig. 3-3 Card slots for SU-IP modules in the RNU30 subrack

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3.1.3 Installation of the RNU30 subrack

3.1.3.1 Mechanical dimensions of the RNU30 subrack

431.8 218.4

101 102 103 104 105

234
305

201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211

3.1.3.2 Wall-mounting

365

101 102 103 104 105

220

201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211

Wall-mounting the RNU30 subrack

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3.1.3.3 Installation in an ETS rack

If the RNU30 subrack is mounted in an ETS rack, 8 HU (355.5 mm) must

remain empty for cable routing and ventilation.

200

101 102 103 104 105

201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211

515

3.1.3.4 Installation in a 19“ rack

If the RNU30 subrack is mounted in a 19” rack, 8 HU (355.5 mm) must

remain empty for cable routing and ventilation.
190.5

101 102 103 104 105

201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211

465.1

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3.1.3.5 Installation in an indoor rack

The following figure shows the installation of a RNU30 and Battery Supply
Unit (BSU) in an Indoor Rack 100/40.

Dimensions without support: WxDxH (600 mm x 400 mm x 1000 mm)

RNU30
101 102 103 104 105

201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211

LSA distributor

BSU

201 202 203 204 205 206

Fusebox

Lightning protection
(optional)
Fig. 3-4 RNU30 and BSU in Indoor Rack 100/40

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3.2 RNU8 subrack

The following figure shows the open RNU8 subrack.

101

201 202 203 204 205

Grounding screw Locking screw Cable duct

Fig. 3-5 RNU8 subrack

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3.2.1 Assignment of card slots to modules in the RNU8 subrack

3.2.1.1 RNU8-R

Module Part no. Card slot Remark

ANU ZE 62.7037.330.00-A001 204
ANU ZE A002 62.7037.330.00-A002 204 Integrated EDI interface and E1 con-
nector
IF unit 65.7196.410.00-A003 201
RF modem 65.7195.452.00-A001 202
Narrowband SU modules
SU-ab R 62.7037.502.00-A001
SU-U-Q 62.7037.510.00-A001
SU-U-T 62.7037.530.00-A001
SU-EDI 62.7037.535.00-A001
101, 205
SU-S0 62.7037.505.00-A001
SU-IP 62.7037.640.00-A001
SU-N64k, V.11 IF 62.7037.515.00-A001
SU-N64k, V.35 IF 62.7037.515.00-A002
SU-F2M 62.7037.525.00-A001 RJ45 connector, 120 Ohms
62.7037.525.00-A002 BNC connector, 75 Ohms
Power supply modules
ANU-PS 62.7037.850.00-A001 203
ANU-PS-AC/DC 62.7037.860.00-A001 203 Application see section 2.3.9
ANU-PS-DC/DC 62.7037.870.00-A001 203

3.2.1.2 RNU8-R2M

Module Part no. Card slot Remark

SV1 adapter 65.7212.620.00-A001 204 External 2 Mbit/s interface, RJ45 port
and CAN bus interface
SV1 adapter 65.7212.621.00-A001 204 External 2 Mbit/s interface, BNC port
and CAN bus interface
SV1 adapter 65.7212.620.00-A002 204 External 2 Mbit/s interface, RJ45 port
SV1 adapter 65.7212.621.00-A002 204 External 2 Mbit/s interface, BNC port
IF unit 65.7196.410.00-A003 201
RF modem 65.7195.452.00-A001 202
Not equipped with narrowband SU modules.
Power supply modules
ANU-PS 62.7037.850.00-A001 203
ANU-PS-AC/DC 62.7037.860.00-A001 203 Application see section 2.3.9
ANU-PS-DC/DC 62.7037.870.00-A001 203

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3.2.1.3 RNU8-E

Module Part no. Card slot Remark

SV1 adapter 65.7212.620.00-A001 202 External 2 Mbit/s interface, RJ45 port
and CAN bus interface
SV1 adapter 65.7212.621.00-A001 202 External 2 Mbit/s interface, BNC port
and CAN bus interface
SV1 adapter 65.7212.620.00-A002 202 External 2 Mbit/s interface, RJ45 port
SV1 adapter 65.7212.621.00-A002 202 External 2 Mbit/s interface, BNC port
ANU ZE 62.7037.330.00-A001 204
ANU ZE A002 62.7037.330.00-A002 204 integrated EDI interface and E1 con-
nector
Narrowband SU modules
SU-ab R 62.7037.502.00-A001
SU-U-Q 62.7037.510.00-A001
SU-U-T 62.7037.530.00-A001
SU-S0 62.7037.505.00-A001
SU-EDI 62.7037.535.00-A001 101, 205
SU-IP 62.7037.640.00-A001
SU-N64k, V.11 IF 62.7037.515.00-A001
SU-N64k, V.35 IF 62.7037.515.00-A002
SU-F2M 62.7037.525.00-A001 RJ45 connector, 120 Ohms
62.7037.525.00-A002 BNC connector, 75 Ohms
Power supply modules
ANU-PS 62.7037.850.00-A001 203
ANU PS-AC/DC 62.7037.860.00-A001 203 Application see section 2.3.9
ANU PS-DC/DC 62.7037.870.00-A001 203

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3.2.2 Equipping options of RNU8-R and RNU8-E

The following table gives an overview of the equipping options of the
RNU8-R or RNU8-E with subscriber modules.

Module type Max. number of modules of the Number of subscriber interfaces

corresponding type
SU-AB R 2 8
SU-U-Q 2 8
SU-U-T 2 8
SU-So 2 8
SU-IP 2 2 S0-/2Ethernet interface
SU-N64K (V.11/V.35) 2 as described below
SU-F2M 2 2

Note regarding the equipment with SU-N64K modules

For both interface types of the SU-N64k module (one V.11 or one V.35 inter-
face per interface module depending one the variant used), the transmission
rate on the data lines is n x 64 kbit/s (n = 1...30) in accordance with the cor-
responding configuration.

The maximum configurable factor n per SU-nx64k depends on the card slot
assignment and on the exploitation of the 2 Mbit/s transmission capacity of
the RNU30.

In addition to n x 64 kbit/s, it is possible to transmit control signals between

two terminal units over one separate 64 kbit/s s-channel. An own control
channel (s-channel) can be configured for each SU-n x 64kbit/s interface
module. With a control channel configured, n = 1....29. Within the 2 Mbit/s
frame, n+s time slots are required.

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3.2.3 Installation of the RNU8 subrack

The RNU8 subrack is designed for wall-mounting. A drilling template with
the exact dimensions as well as the required mounting material and acces-
sories are supplied with the subrack.

3.2.3.1 Mechanical dimensions of the RNU8 subrack

267.8 mm 218.4 mm

101
234 mm
305 mm

201 202 203 204 205

Fig. 3-6 Mechanical dimensions of the RNU8 subrack

3.2.3.2 Wall-mounting

220 mm

101

220 mm

201 202 203 204 205

Fig. 3-7 Wall-mounting the RNU8 subrack

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3.3 Modules
The modules are designed in compliance with DIN 41494 and have
the following dimensions depending on the type:

• 233.35 mm x 160 mm - System Modules

• 100 mm x 160 mm - Service Units

Depending on the type and case of application, the system modules are
assigned certain card slots in the subrack.

After insertion of the modules, the system module card slots are closed by
means of an EMC cover plate.

In the new subrack type, the modules are secured by means of clamps in the
lower section of the subrack and in the middle between the two SU card slot
rows.

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3.3.1 RNU AC/DC (62.7037.805.00-A001/A003)
The 230 V DC RNU power supply module is connected to X100 of the RNU
AC/DC module. The signalling of version A003 differs from that of version
A001 (also see section 2.3.9.1).

b
a
c
1
H600
D

32
X200
R100

C101

1
R103
L100

C103
C102

C107
C109

C108

Mains
F101

F100

connector F100,F101
X100 T4A H
C104

T100

V102
C105

Bar-Code
L101

Fig. 3-8 RNU AC/DC board

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3.3.2 RNU DC/DC (62.7037.815.00-A001)
When powered from the 230 V mains source, the RNU DC/DC power supply
module is used together with the RNU AC/DC power supply.
In conjunction with the DC input filter, the system is powered by the central
battery (48 V) or the BSU.

C82

C83 1

C60
C61
Bar-Code

b
a
c
1

X1

F50
C80

C81

F51
C53

32

Fig. 3-9 RNU DC/DC board

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3.3.3 DC input filter (62.7037.120.00-A001)
In the RNU30, the DC input filter is mounted in card slot 203 instead of the
RNU AC/DC power supply, if the system is to be powered by the central bat-
tery (48/60 V) or the BSU.

Fig. 3-10 DC input filter board

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3.3.4 ANU-PS (62.7037.850.00-A001)
The ANU-PS power supply module is used if the system is to be powered
from the local 230 V mains source. From the 230 V made available, it gener-
ates the operating voltages required by the RNU. The 230 V connection is
set up via connector X100.

b
a
c
1
32
LED H1
X1

Mains F101
connector
X100

F100

Fig. 3-11 ANU-PS board

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LED

X100

Fig. 3-12 ANU PS-AC/DC board

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LED

X100

Fig. 3-13 ANU PS-DC/DC board

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The straps available on the board are required for company-internal testing
purposes only. The default strap settings must not be changed.

X21

CC-CHANNEL H2
K

FAIL H1

Bar-Code
RX
CL
1b aTX
X12

X20

F4-RF MODEM X5
38
5 38

c b
1

F4-NU SERVICE X4
5

X11 X1
X102 X101
DEB. 1SERV.
IBa 1
IBb
X14
IB-MON
F1
1
b a 1 32
b a

Fig. 3-14 RNU ZE1 board

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Connector X4 (service interface F4-NU)

6 DSR DCD 1

7 RTS Service_RxD 2

8 CTS Service_TxD 3

9 Mode DTR 4

GND 5

Connector X5 (control interface for RF modem F4-RF)

6 DSR DCD 1

7 RTS RS232_RxD 2

8 CTS RS232_TxD 3

9 DTR 4

GND 5

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The SV1 adapter is used for connecting a 2 Mbit/s signal in compliance with
G.703.

Depending on the version used, the SV1 adapter provides an RJ45 socket
or a BNC connector to which the 2 Mbit/s signal can be applied.

Versions SV1 adapter (RJ45 socket) 120 Ohms and CAN IF 65.7212.620.00-A001
SV1 adapter (RJ45 socket) 120 Ohms 65.7212.620.00-A002

SV1 adapter (BNC socket) 75 Ohms and CAN IF 65.7212.621.00-A001

SV1 adapter (BNC socket) 75 Ohms 65.7212.621.00-A002

X8: BNC

X7: BNC
X2
b X10
a
b 1
X6: RJ45 * a X11*
1
b X12*
a
1 b X9
a
1
b X14
a
1

X4
BOSCH

b X13
a
1
X3
X1

* with SV1 adapter 65.7212.620.00

Fig. 3-15 SV1 adapter (BNC) 65.7212.621.00

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Connector X3
Type: Sub-D connector, 15-pin (male)

3 floating inputs: 20 V to 60 V, max. 6 mA

1 floating output: 100 V AC/DC switching voltage, 1 A, 60VA/30 W

Pin Assignment

1 Floating input 1 (positive voltage)

3 Floating input 2 (positive voltage)

5 Floating input 3 (positive voltage)

7 Floating output

9 Floating input 1 (negative voltage)

11 Floating input 2 (negative voltage)

13 Floating input 3 (negative voltage)

15 Floating output

2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 not occupied

Connector X4
Type: Sub-D connector, 9-pin (male)

RS232 interface for connecting a Service PC.

Pin Assignment

2 RS232_in (RxD)

3 RS232_out (TxD)

5 Ground

1, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 not occupied

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RJ45 socket for connecting a 2 Mbit/s signal in compliance with G.703.

Fig. 3-16 View of the RJ45 socket and connector

Pin Assignment Remark

1 G.703_RX_a_110 Input for terminal side (RNU; RNU-E)
Output for network side (RNU2-M)
110 Ohms balanced
2 G.703_RX_b_110 Input for terminal side (RNU; RNU-E)
Output for network side (RNU2-M)
110 Ohms balanced
4 G.703_TX_a_110 Output for terminal side (RNU; RNU-E)
Input for network side (RNU2-M)
110 Ohms balanced
5 G.703_TX_b_110 Output for terminal side (RNU; RNU-E)
Input for network side (RNU2-M)
110 Ohms balanced
3, 6 Ground
7, 8 not occupied

Connector X7
BNC connector (Tx output) for connecting a 2 Mbit/s signal in compliance
with G.703.

Connector X8
BNC connector (Rx input) for connecting a 2 Mbit/s signal in compliance with
G.703.

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H102

H101

Fig. 3-17 ANU ZE2-32 board

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CC-channel H1001
FAIL
X1
H1002

I
S700
II

X40 X4

Service
X20
IF X6

X3

X2

Fig. 3-18 ANU ZE board

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Pin assignment of connectors
Connector X6 (Service interface)

6 - - 1

7 - Service_RxD 2

8 - Service_TxD 3

9 - - 4

GND 5

Switch settings
The PCB is provided with switch S700. This switch is used to switch the ser-
vice interface between RF modem and LMT connection.

S700 in position I: LMT connection

S700 in position II: RF modem

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CC-channel H1001

Fail H1002
I
II

G.703 X60

X4

Service X6
IF X3
X20

EDI X55

ANU ZE EDI

Fig. 3-19 ANU ZE A002 board

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ANU ZE EDI Central Unit (integrated in ANU ZE A002)
The ANU ZE EDI is an integrated part of the ANU ZE A002. This module pro-
vides the EDI interface function which had to be separately implemented in
the ANU ZE predecessor versions via the SU-EDI Service Unit.

Fig. 3-20 Block diagram of the ANU ZE EDI module

Legend:
Treiber: Driver
Optokoppler: Optocoupler
Relais: Relay
Schreib-/Lesezugriff: Read-and-write access
Daten-Latch: Data latch
Paralleler Prozessorbus: Parallel processor bus
StrV.: Power supply

Switch settings
The PCB is provided with switch S700 and the 9-part DIP switch S60.

S700 This switch is used to switch the service interface between RF modem and
LMT connection.

• Switch S700 in position I: LMT connection

• Switch S700 in position II: RF modem

S60 Using this 8-part DIP switch you can define as to whether the G.703 inter-
face is switched to the backplane (default setting) or to connector X60.

• Switch 1 .. 4 ’On’, Switch 5 .. 8 ’Off’: G.703 to backplane (default setting)

• Switch 1 .. 4 ’Off’, Switch 5 .. 8 ’On’: G.703 at X60

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Connector X6 (Service interface)

6 - - 1

7 - Service_RxD 2

8 - Service_TxD 3

9 - - 4

GND 5

Connector X60 (G.703)

Pin Signal Remark

1 G.703_in1a 2048 kbit/s input

2 G.703_in1a 2048 kbit/s input

4 G.703_out1a 2048 kbit/s output

5 G.703_out1a 2048 kbit/s output

3, 6 GND Cable screen

7, 8 nc. not occupied

GP1, GP2 GND Chassis ground

Connector X55 (EDI)

Pin Signal Remark

1 MEP1 Signalling line 1 (positive)

2 MEP4 Signalling line 4 (positive)

3 MEP2 Signalling line 2 (positive)

4 MEP5 Signalling line 5 (positive)

5 MEP3 Signalling line 3 (positive)

6 GND Chassis ground

7 GEB13 Control line 1 - NO contact

8 GEB11 Control line 1 - NC contact

9 MEN1 Signalling line 1 (negative)

10 MEN4 Signalling line 4 (negative)

11 MEN2 Signalling line 2 (negative)

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 12 MEN5 Signalling line 2 (negative)

13 MEN3 Signalling line 5 (negative)

14 UZUG Reference voltage

15 GEB12 Control line 1 - Basis

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Fig. 3-21 RF modem board

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3.3.13 IF unit (65.7196.410.00-A003)
The IF unit is used to connect the coaxial cable to the Outdoor Unit.

BOSCH
N connector

Outdoor Unit

Fig. 3-22 IF unit

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3.3.14 SU-ab/SU-ab R Service Unit (62.7037.500.00-A001/62.7037.502.00-A001)
With the exception of some technical characteristics, the functions of the
SU-ab and SU-ab R Service Units are identical (chapter 4). Each of them is
accommodated on a Eurocard measuring 100 mm x 160 mm.

A 96-pin plug connector complying with DIN 41612 (ERNI connector) sets
up the connection to the backplane.

The pins of the four a/b interfaces are accessible via RJ45 connectors.

Note For operating the SU-ab or SU-ab R Service Unit, a UCC file must be
loaded with the appropriate LMT Operator Terminal software. For
details please refer to the Terminal Station Commissioning Instruc-
tions and the LMT manual.

62.7037.501.01
1

c b a
1
a
b

Bar-Code
1

T1A
X2
F701
7
8
1

X3
X1
7
8
X6
1

X4
7
8
1

X5
7
8

32

Fig. 3-23 SU-ab R board

Pin assignment of connectors X2, X3, X4 and X5

Subscriber Connector, Pin

a_subscriber 1 X2, 4
b_subscriber 1 X2, 5
a_subscriber 2 X3, 4
b_subscriber 2 X3, 5
a_subscriber 3 X4, 4
b_subscriber 3 X4, 5
a_subscriber 4 X5, 4
b_subscriber 4 X5, 5

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3.3.15 SU-U-Q Service Unit (62.7037.510.00-A001)

The SU-U-Q Service Unit is accommodated on a Eurocard measuring
100 mm x 160 mm. A 96-pin plug connector complying with DIN 41612
(ERNI connector) sets up the connection to the backplane.

On the opposite side, the conductors of the four U-interfaces are made avail-
able via RJ45 connectors.
32

F500
T1A
X5

X4
X10

X1
X3

X2
D
1

1
a
b
c

b
a

Fig. 3-25 SU-U-Q board

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Pin assignment of connectors X2, X3, X4 and X5

Subscriber Connector, Pin

a_subscriber 1 X2, 4

b_subscriber 1 X2, 5

a_subscriber 2 X3, 4

b_subscriber 2 X3, 5

a_subscriber 3 X4, 4

b_subscriber 3 X4, 5

a_subscriber 4 X5, 4

b_subscriber 4 X5, 5

Fig. 3-26 View of the RJ45 socket and connector

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3.3.16 SU-U-T Service Unit (62.7037.530.00-A001)
The SU-U-T Service Unit is accommodated on a Eurocard measuring
100 mm x 160 mm. A 96-pin plug connector complying with DIN 41612
(ERNI connector) sets up the connection to the backplane.

On the opposite side, the conductors of the four U-interfaces are made avail-
able via RJ45 connectors.
32

F500
T1A
X5

X4

X10
X1
X3

X2

D
1

1
a
b
c

b
a
Fig. 3-27 SU-U-T board

Pin assignment of connectors X4, X5, X6 and X7

Subscriber Connector, Pin

a_subscriber 1 X2, 4
b_subscriber 1 X2, 5
a_subscriber 2 X3, 4
b_subscriber 2 X3, 5
a_subscriber 3 X4, 4
b_subscriber 3 X4, 5
a_subscriber 4 X5, 4
b_subscriber 4 X5, 5

Fig. 3-28 View of the RJ45 socket and connector

62.1014.511.10-A001 3-41
3.3.17 SU-S0 Service Unit (62.7037.505.00-A001)
The SU-S0 Service Unit is accommodated on a Eurocard measuring
100 mm x 160 mm.

A 96-pin connector complying with DIN 41612 (ERNI connector) sets up the
connection to the backplane. On the opposite side, the pins of the four S0
interfaces are accessible at RJ45 connectors.

Using switches S400, S500, S600 and S700, the 100-Ohm terminating resi-
sors can be switched off. (Default setting: resistors active).

X4

X5

X6

X7

Fig. 3-29 SU-S0 board

Pin assignment of connectors X4, X5, X6 and X7

The assignment of the S0 pins ( Tx, Rx ) of the connector is always identical
with that of the LT-S application (to the subscriber).

Subscriber Connector, Pin

RX1+ X4, 3
TX1+ X4, 4
RX1- X4, 6
TX1- X4, 5
RX2+ X5, 3
TX2+ X5, 4
RX2- X5, 6
TX2- X5, 5
RX3+ X6, 3
TX3+ X6, 4
RX3- X6, 6
TX3- X6, 5
RX4+ X7, 3
TX4+ X7, 4
RX4- X7, 6
TX4- X7, 5

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 Fig. 3-30 View of the RJ45 socket and connector

3.3.18 SU-N64k Service Unit (62.7037.515.00-A001/A002)

The SU-N64k Service Unit is accommodated on a Eurocard measuring
100 mm x 160 mm. A 96-pin connector complying with DIN 41612 (ERNI
connector) sets up the connection to the subrack backplane. The connection
to V.11 or V.35 interfaces is established by one trapezoidal connector
(female) for each data interface.

There are two versions of the SU-N64k module:

• SU-N64k, 62.7037.515.00-A001 (V.11 interface)

• SU-N64k, 62.7037.515.00-A002 (V.35 interface)

Fig. 3-31 SU-N64k board (V.11 version)

62.1014.511.10-A001 3-43
Pin assignment
Connector X2 V.11 signals are applied to connector X2 (female).
(V.11 mode)

Not available in version A002 Pin Assignment

1 Chassis ground
2 Transmit data T(A)
8 3 Control C(A)
15 4 Receive data R(A)
5 Indicate I(A)
6 Bit clock S(A)
7 -
8 Signal ground
9 Transmit data T(B)
9
10 Control C(B)
1 11 Receive data R(B)
12 Indicate I(B)
13 Bit clock S(B)
14 -
15 -
View of contact side
Fig. 3-32 X2 connector; V.11 interface

Connector X3 The V.35 signals are applied to connector X3 (female).

(V.35 mode)

Not available in version A001 Pin Assignment

1 Chassis ground
2 Transmit data TXD 103 (A)
25
13 3 Receive data RXD 104(A)
4 Ready to send RTS 105
5 Clear to send CTS 106
6 Data set ready DSR 107
7 Signal ground
8 Data carrier detect DCD 109
9 Receive clock RXC 115 (B)
10 -
11 -
12 Transmit clock TXC 114 (B)
13 -
14
1 14 Transmit data TXD 103 (B)
15 Transmit clock TXC 114 (A)
16 Receive data RXD 104 (B)
17 Receive clock RXC 115 (A)
18 -
View of contact side 19 -
20 Data terminal ready DTR 108
21 -
22 -
23 -
Fig. 3-33 X2 connector; V.35 interface 24 -
25 -

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3.3.19 SU-EDI Service Unit (62.7037.535.00-A001)
The SU-EDI Service Unit (62.7037.535.00-A001) is used for monitoring
external units and safety devices and permits the connection of

• monitoring devices for external units (e.g. uninterruptible power supply,

Battery Supply Unit (BSU)) and safety devices, e.g. door contacts, fire
sensors,
• control lines, e.g. for ventilators

located outside the Service Units and the RNU subrack.

For this purpose, the module is equipped with an EDI interface (External
Device Interface).

Note: An SU-EDI is not required if the corresponding RNU is equipped with

an ANU-ZE A002 module. The latter already provides the EDI function
(see section 3.3.11). If the SU-EDI shall be used together with the
ANU-ZE A002, the EDI sub-board must be removed from the ANU-ZE
A002.

In addition, the SU-EDI provides 2 floating control contacts (emitters) and

6 floating signalling contacts (sensors) (SELV circuits acc. to EN60950).
These emitters and sensors can be configured via the Local Maintenance
Terminal (LMT) or Open NSÜ Network Management System.
The monitoring elements of external units and safety devices, e.g. door con-
tacts, are supplied by an auxiliary voltage.
This auxiliary voltage is -48 V, the maximum current amounting to 35 mA.

The SU-EDI Service Unit is accommodated on a Eurocard measuring

100 mm x 160 mm. A 96-pin connector complying with DIN 41612 (ERNI
connector) sets up the connection to the backplane of the subrack.

The pins of the emitters, sensors, auxiliary voltage and chassis ground are
accessible at front-side connectors.

62.1014.511.10-A001 3-45
 Terminals
1

24

Fig. 3-34 View of the SU-EDI board

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Pin assignment

Connector Pin Marking Function

1 Alm1N Negative potential of alarm sensor 1
2 Alm1P Positive potential of alarm sensor 1
X2
3 Alm2N Negative potential of alarm sensor 2
4 Alm2P Positive potential of alarm sensor 2
1 Alm3N Negative potential of alarm sensor 3
2 Alm3P Positive potential of alarm sensor 3
X3
3 Alm4N Negative potential of alarm sensor 4
4 Alm4P Positive potential of alarm sensor 4
1 Alm5N Negative potential of alarm sensor 5
2 Alm5P Positive potential of alarm sensor 5
X4
3 Alm6N Negative potential of alarm sensor 6
4 Alm6P Positive potential of alarm sensor 6
1 -48V Auxiliary voltage (reference voltage)
2 -48V Auxiliary voltage (reference voltage)
X5
3 GND Chassis ground
4 GND Chassis ground
1 Sig1_1 NC contact of switching contact 2
2 Sig1_2 Center tap of switching contact 2
X6
3 Sig1_3 NO contact of switching contact 2
4 - not occupied
1 Sig2_1 NC contact of switching contact 3
2 Sig2_2 Center tap of switching contact 3
X7
3 Sig2_3 NO contact of switching contact 3
4 - not occupied

62.1014.511.10-A001 3-47
3.3.20 SU-IP Service Unit (62. 7037.640.00-A001/A002)
With the exception of some technical characteristics, the functions of the
SU-IP Service Unit version A001 and A002 are identical. Both module ver-
sions are accommodated on a Eurocard measuring 100 mm x 160 mm. A
96-pin connector (X1) complying with DIN 41612 (ERNI connector) sets up
the connection to the subrack backplane.
The connectors for the Ethernet port (Twisted Pair 10Base-T, X200), ISDN-
S0 port (X100) and service interface (X300) are located on the front panel of
the module.

The SU-IP Service Unit can be mounted in the RNU30 SU card slots 101,
207, 103 or 209 (e.g. by replacing an ANU-SU-AB) even while the Network
Unit is in operation.

Fig. 3-35 View of the SU-IP board

LEDs
The LEDs have the following meaning:

LINK (H5) green ON: LAN connection is active

(LED below the 10Base-T socket) OFF: LAN connection is not active
STATUS1 (H1) red Function see below
STATUS2 (H4) green Function see below

The following statuses have been defined for the STATUS1 (red) and
STATUS2 (green) LEDs:

STATUS1 STATUS2 Meaning

on off There is no connection to the central router.
blinking off Hardware defect detected during self-test.
off on There is a logic connection to the central router (normal state).

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Adjusting the V.24 interface (jumper X8)
The asynchronous V.24 interface is used for the outband administration of
the unit. Since this interface is not required in normal operation, is must be
activated, if required, by inserting jumper X8.

Jumper X8
Meaning
position

V.24 interface activated; configuration possible

a2b2

V.24 interface not activated; configuration not pos-

b1b2 * sible

* Factory setting

Adjusting the S0 interface (jumper X10)

Using jumper X10, the S0 interface can be adjusted for point-to-point or bus
operation:

Jumper X10
Meaning
position

a1b1 inserted * Point-to-point operation; 100-Ohm resistors active.

a2b2 inserted *

a1b1 not inserted Bus mode; 100-Ohm resistors not active.

a2b2 not inserted

* Factory setting

62.1014.511.10-A001 3-49
Connectors
Connector X100 of the Connector X100 is implemented as an 8-pin RJ45 socket. The pin assign-
S0 interface ment of the RJ45 socket is identical with that of an NT. A crossed cable is
required for setting up a direct connection to a terminal unit.

Pin Description
1 -
2 -
3 RXD+
4 TXD+
5 TXD-
6 RXD-
7 -
8 -

Connector X200 of the Ethernet connector X200 is implemented as a RJ45 socket. .

Ethernet interface
Pin Description
1 TXD+
2 TXD-
3 RXD+
4 -
5 -
6 RXD-
7 -
8 -

Connector X300 of the The service interface is applied to a 9-pin D-SUB connector.
V.24 service interface This interface is activated by closing jumper X8.

Pin Description
1 Connected to 4 and 6
2 RXD (in)
3 TXD (out)
4 Connected to 1 and 6
5 GND
6 Connected to 1 and 4
7 Connected to 8
8 Connected to 7
9 not occupied

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3.3.21 SU-F2M Service Unit (62.7037.525.00-A001/A002)
The SU-F2M Service Unit is accommodated on a Eurocard measuring
100 mm x 160 mm. A 96-pin connector (X1) complying with DIN 41612
(ERNI connector) sets up the connection to the subrack backplane.
The connectors for the 2 Mbit/s port are located on the front panel of the
module. In version A001, this is an RJ45 connector (X6), in version A002 two
BNC connectors (X4, X5).

SU-F2M (62.7037.525.00-A001)
X3
cba 1
L410 ISP IF
B302 D301 D204
T401 FALC
D203

EPLD
X1
D208
SD-RAM
SD-
X2
D201

T402 D202
Controller
X6 Boot strap
120 Ohms L411 FLASH interface
32
B301

Fig. 3-36 View of ANU-SU-F2M board 62.7037.525.00-A001

SU-F2M (62.7037.525.00-A002)
75 Ohms X3
BNC cba 1
X4 L410 ISP IF
B302 D301 D204
T401 FALC
D20

EPLD
X1
D208
75 Ohms
SD-RAM
SD-
BNC X2
X5 D201

T402 D202
Controller
Boot strap
L411 FLASH interface
32
B301

Fig. 3-37 View of ANU-SU-F2M board 62.7037.525.00-A002

62.1014.511.10-A001 3-51
Connector X6 (F2)
RJ45 Western connector, 8-pin, female (120 Ohms):

Pin assignment to ISO/IEC-10173

Signal Pin

a_F2Mout 1

b_F2Mout 2

Ground 3

a_F2Min 4

b_F2Min 5

Ground 6

- 7

- 8

Fig. 3-38 Connector X6

Connectors X4 and X5 (F2)

X4: F2Min, from subscriber X4

BNC connector, 75 Ohms to MIL-C39012

X5: F2Mout, to subscriber X5

Fig. 3-39 Connectors X4 and X5

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Mounting the module
In the RNU30, the SU-F2M Service Unit can be mounted only in SU card
slots 101, 207, 103 and 209 (e.g. by replacing an ANU-SU-AB). Mounting is
possible in operation. The adjacent card slots 102, 104, 208 and 210 must
remain empty.

The equipment of one of these card slots (102, 104, 208 or 210) with an SU
module is immediately detected by the system. In this case, the
corresponding SU will not be configured and a module alarm (CON) will be
generated for SISA-0 (ZE1).

The two figures below show the card slots available in the RNU30 and RNU8
for mounting the SU-F2M Service Unit.

101 102 103 104

201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210

Fig. 3-40 Card slots in the RNU30 subrack

101

201 202 203 204 205

Fig. 3-41 Card slots in the RNU8 subrack

62.1014.511.10-A001 3-53
3-54 62.1014.511.10-A001
 Technical Characteristics

4 Technical Characteristics
4.1 Environmental conditions
Operation ETS 300019 (T/TR02-12), Environment Class
3.1E

Storage ETS 300019 (T/TR01-12), Environment Class 1.1

Transport ETS 300019 (T/TR01-12), Environment Class 2.1

Mechanical design ETS 300 019

Electromagnetic compatibility ETS 300 385 (FTZ 1 TR9)

Electrical safety EN 60950

4.2 RNU30 subrack

Power dissipation approx. 175 W

Card slots 14;

8 for SUs in single European format
100 mm x 160 mm
6 for double European format modules
233.35 mm x 160 mm

Dimensions Width: 431.8 mm

Height: 305 mm
Depth: 218.4 (without front panel)

Weight of subrack (empty) with front panel approx 8.2 kg

Weight of RNU30-R without SU modules approx. 11.5 kg

Weight of RNU30-R2M approx. 11 kg

Weigth of RNU30-E approx. 11 kg

Wall-mounting dimensions (three-point suspen- 365 mm

sion)

Mounting dimensions for 19” rack 465.2 mm

Mounting dimensions for ETS rack 515 mm

4.3 RNU8 subrack

Card slots 6;
2 for SUs in single European format
100 mm x 160 mm
4 for double European format modules
233.35 mm x 160 mm

Dimensions Width: 267.8 mm

Height: 305 mm
Depth: 218.4 (without front panel)

62.1014.511.10-A001 4-1
Technical Characteristics

Weight of subrack (empty) with front panel approx. 6.5 kg

Weight of RNU8-R2M (equipped with modules) approx. 9 kg

Wall-mounting dimensions (three-point suspen- 220 mm

sion)

4.4 SV1 adapter

4.4.1 2 Mbit/s equipment interface on SV1 adapter
Interface characteristics in compliance with ITU-T G.703

Impedance 120 Ohms, resistive (bal.), RJ45

75 Ohms, BNC

Bit rate (2048 ± 5 x 10-5) kbit/s

Period duration T0 488 ns

Signal code HDB3

Transmit signal shape at F1out approx. rectangle

Transmit signal amplitude at F1out US0 3 V ± 10 % across 120 Ohms

Permissible attenuation of the receive signal at max. 6 dB

F1in at a center frequency of 1 MHz referred to
the amplitude of the transmit signal at F1out.

Intrinsic jitter of the Tx signal at F1out Ajpp/T0 ≤ 0.05 (=24 ns)

Weight approx. 190 g

4.4.2 CAN bus interface

Inputs

Floating inputs 3

Voltage 20 V to 60 V, max. 6 mA

Outputs

Floating outputs 1

Switching voltage 100 V AC/DC

Current max. 1 A

Switching power 60 VA/30 W

4.5 IF unit
4.5.1 Transmitter
Carrier frequency range 479.753 . . . 509.753 MHz

Power level -63 dBm . . . . -13 dBm

4-2 62.1014.511.10-A001
 Technical Characteristics

4.5.2 Receiver
Carrier frequency range 829.753 . . . 859.753 MHz

Power level -86 dBm . . . -25 dBm

N connector, female 50 Ohms

Power supply for Outdoor Unit

Voltage +17.3 V ± 5%

Current max. 1.65 A

62.1014.511.10-A001 4-3
Technical Characteristics

4.6 Subscriber interfaces

4.6.1 SU-AB (62.7037.500.00-A001)
POTS interface

Interfaces on the module 4

Receive level 0 dBr

Transmit level -7 dBr

Impedance 220 Ohms + (820 Ohms ||>115 nF)

Frequency range 300 Hz to 3400 Hz

Ringing signal

Ringing frequency 25 Hz ± 2 Hz

Noise figure < 15%

Ringing voltage > 32 Vrms (at a conductor impedance of

300 Ohms at 4 bell simulators each with
1.8 kOhms +850 nF load per interface

Loop current

>20 mA across 300 Ohms line impedance (plus

terminal impedance of max. 540 Ohms)

300 Ohms line impedance in compliance with

FTZ specifications, approx. 1120 m with 0.4 mm
conductor diameter

Mechanical dimensions and weight

Dimensions 100 mm x 160 mm

Weight approx. 160 g

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 Technical Characteristics

4.6.2 SU-AB R (62.7037.502.00-A001)

Interfaces on the module 4

POTS interface

Interfaces on the module 4

Receive level 0..-8 dBr

Transmit level 0..-8 dBr

Impedance 220 Ohms +(820 Ohms ||>115 nF)

Frequency range 300 Hz to 3400 Hz

Ringing signal

Ringing frequency 25 Hz±2 Hz or 50 Hz

Noise factor <15%

Ringing voltage >50 Vrms (at a conductor impedance of

300 Ohms at 4 bell simulators each with
1.8 kOhms +850 nF load per interface)

Loop current

>20 mA across 300 Ohms line impedance (plus

terminal impedance of max. 540 Ohms)

300 Ohms line impedance in compliance with

FTZ specifications, approx. 1120 m with 0.4 mm
conductor diameter

Mechanical dimensions and weight

Dimensions 100 mm x 160 mm

Weight approx. 160 g

4.6.3 SU-U-Q (62.7037.510.00-A001)

Interfaces on the module 4

B-channels B1, B2 2 x 64 kbit/s

D-channel 1 x 16 kbit/s

Traffic bit rate 144 kbit/s

Line code 2B1Q

Impedance 135 Ohms

Baud rate 80 kBaud

Tx level (100 Hz to 80 kHz) max. 14 dBm

62.1014.511.10-A001 4-5
Technical Characteristics

Supply voltages +5 V ± 5% (265 mA)

-58 V ± 5% (245 mA)
-115 V ± 5% (245 mA)

Thermal loss max. 2.3 W

Mechanical dimensions and weight

Dimensions 100 mm x 160 mm

Weight approx. 180 g

4.6.4 SU-U-T (62.7037.530.00-A001)

Interfaces on the module 4

B-channels B1, B2 2 x 64 kbit/s

D-channel 1 x 16 kbit/s

Traffic bit rate 144 kbit/s

Line code 4B3T

Impedance 150 Ohms

Baud rate 120 kBaud

Tx level (100 Hz to 80 kHz) max. 14 dBm

Supply voltages +5 V ± 5% (265 mA)

-58 V ± 5% (245 mA)
-115 V ± 5% (245 mA)

Thermal loss max. 2.3 W

Mechanical dimensions and weight

Dimensions 100 mm x 160 mm

Weight approx. 180 g

4.6.5 SU-S0 (62.7037.505.00-A001)

Interfaces on the module 4

B-channels B1, B2 2 x 64 kbit/s

D-channel 1 x 16 kbit/s

Traffic bit rate 144 kbit/s

Tx pulse amplitude across 50 Ω 750 mV

Input and output impedance > 2.5 kΩ

Unbalance loss > 54 dB

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 Technical Characteristics

Supply voltage +5 V ± 5%

Current 200 mA

Thermal loss 1W

Subscriber supply voltage -40 V ± 5%

Current 550 mA for powering four S0 interfaces

Mechanical dimensions and weight

Dimensions 100 mm x 160 mm

Weight approx. 200 g

62.1014.511.10-A001 4-7
Technical Characteristics

4.6.6 SU-N64k (62.7037.515.00-A001/A002)

Bit rate n x 64 kbit/s, n=1. . . 30

Clock tolerance < ± 50 ppm

Operating mode V.11 and V.35

V.11 (62.7037.515.00-A001)
Impedance of connecting cable 100 . . . 150 Ohms balanced

Range < 40 m at n max.

Output impedance < 50 Ohms

V.35 (62.7037.515.00-A002)
Impedance of connecting cable 80 . . .120 Ohms balanced

Range < 15 m

Output impedance 50 . . . 150 Ohms

Input impedance 90 . . . 110 Ohms

Mechanical dimensions
Dimensions 100 mm x 160 mm

4.6.7 SU-IP (62.7037.640.00-A001)

S0 interface
See section 4.6.5.

Ethernet interface (10BaseT)

Frame structure to IEEE 802.3

Transmission rate 10 Mbit/s

Interface code Manchester

Output voltage typ. 2.5 Vpp

Terminating impedance of interface line 100 Ohms, resistive

Cable type Twisted Pair

Range - cable class 3/5 100 m (typ.)/185 m (typ.)

Connector 8-pin RJ45 female, shielded (X200)

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 Technical Characteristics

Mechanical dimensions and weight

Length x width 100 mm x 160 mm

Weight approx. 150 g

Power supply
Supply voltage +5 V, -40 V

Power consumption at +5 V <500 mA

Power consumption at -40 V and 4.5 W load <125 mA

62.1014.511.10-A001 4-9
Technical Characteristics

4.6.8 SU-F2M (62.7037.525.00-A001/A002)

Electrical 2.048 Mbit/s interface

Electrical interface to ITU-T G.703 2.048 Mbit/s interface for point-to-point connec-
tions with nx64 kbit/s (1≤n≤30)

Frame structure ITU-T G.704

Line code HDB3

Signal loss <6 dB at 1024 kHz

Baud rate 2048 kBaud

Impedance Version A002: 75 Ohms, unbalanced

Version A001: 120 Ohm, balanced

Nominal signal amplitude 2.37 V across 75 Ohms

3 V across 120 Ohms

Range of interface < 250 m

Mechanical dimensions and weight

Length x width 100 mm x 160 mm

Weight approx. 180 g

Power supply
Supply voltage +5 V ±5%

Power consumption approx. 400 mA at +5 V

Thermal loss approx. 2 Watt

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 Technical Characteristics

4.7 SU-EDI External Device Interface

Sensors
Number of sensor interfaces 6

Nominal input voltage at floating inputs 24 V DC to 60 V DC, (SELV circuits acc. to

EN60950)

Maximum input voltage 72 V

Nominal input current (approx.) 2 mA at 24 V

2.5 mA at 48 V
3 mA at 60 V

Input voltage for High signalling >15 V

Emitters
Number of EDI emitter interfaces 2

Floating outputs (relay contacts) - Contact load

Switching voltage max. 60 V DC/max. 42 V AC, (SELV circuits acc.

to EN60950)

Switching power 30 W /62.5 VA

Max. permanent current 2 A (inductive load)

Max. shutdown current 1 A (inductive load)

Reference voltage
Reference voltage (short-circuit-proof) -48 V DC

Output current max. 35 mA

Short-circuit current 50 mA

Reference pole Chassis ground

Mechanical dimensions and weight

Dimensions 100 mm x 160 mm

Weight 170 g

62.1014.511.10-A001 4-11
Technical Characteristics

4.8 Power supply modules

4.8.1 RNU AC/DC (62.7037.805.00-A001/A003)
Supply voltage (nominal) 115 V/230 V AC

Nominal current at 115 V ≤2 A

Nominal current at at 230 V ≤1 A

Tolerance range:
115 V (115 V) + 10% / -15% ( 97 V to 127 V)
230 V (230 V) + 10% / -15% (195 V to 253 V)

Frequency range 50/60 Hz

Fuse >4 A <16 A, fuse characteristic B

Output voltage - 48 V DC

Pole tied to ground Plus

Weight approx. 1000 g

4.8.2 RNU DC/DC (62.7037.815.00-A001)

Supply voltage -48 V DC; -60 V DC

Nominal current at -48 V ≤3.5 A

Nominal current at -60 V ≤2.8 A

Tolerance range 38 V to 75 V

Output voltages +5 V, +3 V, +12 V, -12 V, internal voltages

+17 V, for coaxial powering
-58 V, for SU-Uk0 and SU-ab
-110 V, for U interface and ringing signal

Weight approx. 700 g

4.8.3 ANU-PS (62.7037.850.00-A001)

Supply voltage (nominal) 230 V AC

Nominal current at 230 V ≤1 A

Tolerance range (230 V) + 10% / -15% (195 V to 253 V)

Frequency range 50/60 Hz

Fuse >4 A <16 A, fuse characteristic B

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 Technical Characteristics

Output voltages +5 V, +3 V, +12 V, -12 V, internal voltages

+17 V, for coaxial powering
-28 V, for SU-ab
-58 V, for SU-Uk0 and SU-ab
-110 V, for U interface and ringing signal
-40 V, for SU-S0

Weight approx. 1200 g

4.8.4 ANU PS-AC/DC (62.7037.860.00-A001)

Input voltage
Supply voltage (nominal) 110/115/127/230 V AC

Nominal current ≤1.8/1.6/1.45/0.85 A

Tolerance range 93 V to 253 V

Fuse 4A T

Upstream fuse 4 A ≤ I ≤16 A, fuse characteristic B

Frequency range 50 Hz ± 10%

60 Hz ± 10%

Maximum operating altitude above sea level 2000 m

Output voltage
Voltages +5 V, +3 V, +12 V, -12 V, internal voltages
+17 V, for coaxial powering
-58 V, for SU-Uk0 and SU-ab
-110 V, for U interface and ringing signal
-40 V, for SU-S0
-28 V, for SU-ab

Maximum output power 190 W

Mechanical dimensions and weight

Width x height x depth 235 mm x160 mm

Weight approx. 1500 g

4.8.5 ANU PS-DC/DC (62.7037.870.00-A001)

Input voltage
Nominal voltage 48/60 V DC

Tolerance range 36 V to 75 V

Nominal current at -48 V ≤4A

Nominal current at -60 V ≤ 3.2 A

Fuse +UBat: 10A T

-UBat: 10A T

Upstream fuse 10 A ≤ I ≤16 A, fuse characteristic B

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Maximum operating altitude above sea level 2000 m

Output voltage
Voltages +5 V, +3 V, +12 V, -12 V, internal voltages
+17 V, for coaxial powering
-58 V, for SU-Uk0 and SU-ab
-110 V, for U interface and ringing signal
-40 V, for SU-S0
-28 V, for SU-ab

Maximum output power 190 W

Mechanical dimensions and weight

Width x height x depth 235 mm x160 mm

Weight approx. 1.2 kg

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SU-N64k 2-13
5 Index SU-S0 2-2, 2-13
SU-U-Q 2-2, 2-13
A
SU-U-T 2-2, 2-13
Alarm Management 2-31
SV1 adapter 2-10
ANU ZE 2-8, 2-9
System overview 1-1
ANU ZE2-32 2-7
ANU-PS 2-4, 2-18
T
Technical characteristics 4-1
ANU-PS-AC/DC 2-19
Transmission System 2-1
ANU-PS-DC/DC 2-19
B
Battery Supply Unit 2-20
BMM 2-20
BSU 2-20, 3-9
C
CC-channel 2-5
Common Section 2-1
Configuration Management 2-31
Connecting the RNU 2-32
Core Shell 2-1
D
DC input filter 2-18
E
Environmental conditions 4-1
Equipment Management 2-31
F
Functional models 2-33
I
IF unit 2-2, 2-11
Indoor Rack 100/40 3-9
M
Management functions 2-31
O
Outband Administration 3-49
P
Power supply
ANU-PS-AC/DC 2-19
ANU-PS-DC/DC 2-19
Power supply units 2-15
R
RF modem 2-2, 2-12
RNU AC/DC 2-17
RNU DC/DC 2-17
RNU ZE1 2-5
RNU30 subrack 2-4
RNU8 subrack 2-4
RNU8-E 2-3
RNU8-R 2-3
RNU8-R2M 2-3
S
Service PC interfaces 2-30
Service Units 2-1, 2-13
SU-ab 2-2, 2-13
SU-EDI 2-13
SU-F2M 2-14
SU-IP 2-14

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