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    A DSLAM is a network device, usually located in a telephone company's central office, that receives signals from multiple DSL customer connections and aggregates these signals onto a high-speed backbone line using multiplexing techniques. It enables phone companies to offer high-speed DSL internet over existing phone lines by separating the DSL data signals from the voice signals and transferring the data to the backbone network, allowing both services to operate simultaneously over one line. The document then provides details on DSLAM applications, evolution, technologies used, differences between ATM and IP DSLAMs, and examples of DSLAM product lines from ZTE that vary in capacity and features.

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    A DSLAM is a network device, usually located in a telephone company's central office, that receives signals from multiple DSL customer connections and aggregates these signals onto a high-speed backbone line using multiplexing techniques. It enables phone companies to offer high-speed DSL internet over existing phone lines by separating the DSL data signals from the voice signals and transferring the data to the backbone network, allowing both services to operate simultaneously over one line. The document then provides details on DSLAM applications, evolution, technologies used, differences between ATM and IP DSLAMs, and examples of DSLAM product lines from ZTE that vary in capacity and features.

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    A DSLAM is a network device, usually located in a telephone company's central office, that receives signals from multiple DSL customer connections and aggregates these signals onto a high-speed backbone line using multiplexing techniques. It enables phone companies to offer high-speed DSL internet over existing phone lines by separating the DSL data signals from the voice signals and transferring the data to the backbone network, allowing both services to operate simultaneously over one line. The document then provides details on DSLAM applications, evolution, technologies used, differences between ATM and IP DSLAMs, and examples of DSLAM product lines from ZTE that vary in capacity and features.

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    Dslam: Digital Subscriber Access Multiplexer

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    A DSLAM is a network device, usually located in a telephone company's central office, that receives signals from multiple DSL customer connections and aggregates these signals onto a high-speed backbone line using multiplexing techniques. It enables phone companies to offer high-speed DSL internet over existing phone lines by separating the DSL data signals from the voice signals and transferring the data to the backbone network, allowing both services to operate simultaneously over one line. The document then provides details on DSLAM applications, evolution, technologies used, differences between ATM and IP DSLAMs, and examples of DSLAM product lines from ZTE that vary in capacity and features.

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    DSLAM

    Digital Subscriber Access Multiplexer

    Definition
    A DSLAM is a Network Device, usually placed at a Telephone Company Central Office, That Receives Signals from multiple customer of DSL

    Connections and puts the signals on a high-speed backbone line using


    Multiplexing Techniques. DSLAM multiplexers connect Networks. DSLAM enables a phone company to offer business or home users the fastest Phone Line Technology (DSL) with the fastest backbone Network Technology (ATM). DSL lines with some combination of

    Asynchronous Transfer mode (ATM), Frame Relay, or Internet Protocol

    DSLAM Application Overview


    Multimedia Conference Video Phone IP Centrex

    DSLAM

    Public Phone

    Voice-Email

    WLAN
    xDSL Modem Home gateway

    IAD

    Multimedia Terminal Business end users Consumer end user/Soho

    DSLAM Evolution
    NGN
    IP Core + Full-Service= Full-Service Access Platform IP Core DSLAM ATM Core DSLAM

    DSLAM Evolution
    1G

    2G

    3G

    Time

    ATM & IP
    Technology Adopted by DSLAM equipment including: ATM and IP

    ATM uplink rate --155Mbit/s


    IP uplink rate--100Mbits/s,1000Mbits/s (Ethernet)

    Differences between ATM DSLAM and IP DSLAM


    ATM DSLAM: uplink ATM / Ethernet switch or BAS IP DSLAM: uplink Ethernet switch or BAS ATM DSLAM : ATM cell ended on uplink board(if ip uplink) IP DSLAM: ATM cell ended on subscriber board ATM DSLAM: internal switch based on ATM IP DSLAM: internal switch based on IP

    Example of ZTE Broadband Access Accessories


    CPE series
    Terminal 831/831A/831D/832/852

    1G: ATM Series

    PURE DSLAM series 2G: IP Series 3G: FSAP series

    ZXDSL8220

    732/931/531 ZXDSL 8203 ZXDSL 9203 ZXDSL 8426 ZXDSL 9426 FSAP 9803

    ZXDSL 9210

    Outdoor

    FSAP 9800 Out30 for Big capacity DSLAM

    ZXDSL 9806E/A/H

    Out50 for medium capacity DSLAM for mini DSLAM

    Theory of ADSL

    SD

    CHASSIS STATUS

    SD

    TEMPERATURE

    FAN

    POWER SUPPLY

    SYSTEM

    Output Good

    Output Good

    Output Good

    Output Good

    Output Good

    Output Good

    LAMP TEST

    Power

    Power

    Power

    Power

    Power

    3Com
    SD
    Path Builder S700

    COAX

    LPT1

    LPT2

    TALK / DATA TALK

    RS CS TR RD TD CD

    10-30V DC IX MAX 10 BASE 1

    ADSL Modem Splitter


    1
    Store/Red. Mail Individ rep. Redial LS-/ Mute LS+/LS/Apply ISDN serv.y Transfer

    ATTACH WRIST STRAP HERE

    PSTN
    CISCO SYSTEMS

    10

    11

    12

    2 5
    JKL WXY

    ABC

    3 6
    MN

    DEF

    4 7
    PRS

    GHI TUV

    OQZ

    i
    SD

    DSLAM

    DATA Switch

    Power

    FSAP/DSLAM Family Overview Large capacity Medium capacity

    Mini capacity

    Large Capacity
    Line interface card 32/64L ADSL 48L VDSL 32L SHDSL EPON/GPON

    9U 896L ADSL per Shelf 672L VDSL per Shelf 448L SHDSL per Shelf 14 EPON Interface 8 GPON Interface

    -48VDC
    CSC 2/4/6 100M/1000M & 10GE, Uplink Interface

    600mm*600mm, 19inch ETSI standard rack

    Shelf Structure
    10 12 0 P D B X 2 D S L S L C / E P N C
    2

    13

    14

    3 D S L S L C / E P N C
    3

    4 D S L S L C / E P N C
    4

    5 D S L S L C / E P N C
    5

    6 D S L S L C / E P N C
    6

    7 D S L S L C / E P N C
    7

    8 D S L S L C / E P N C
    8

    9 DSL SLC / EPN C / EIN A / EPN R

    11 DSL SLC / EPN C / EIN A / EPN A DSL SLC / EPN C / EIN A / EPN A DSL SLC / EPN C / EIN A / EPN A

    15 D S L S L C / E P N C
    15

    16 D S L S L C / E P N C
    16

    17 D S L S L C / E P N C
    17

    Subscriber Shelf

    C S C

    C S C

    10

    11

    12

    13

    14

    Splitter Shelf

    L T N

    S P L I T T E R C A R D

    S P L I T T E R C A R D

    S P L I T T E R C A R D

    S P L I T T E R C A R D

    S P L I T T E R C A R D

    S P L I T T E R C A R D

    S P L I T T E R C A R D

    S P L I T T E R C A R D

    S P L I T T E R C A R D

    S P L I T T E R C A R D

    S P L I T T E R C A R D

    S P L I T T E R C A R D

    S P L I T T E R C A R D

    S P L I T T E R C A R D

    Shelf Height: 9U; Rack Used: 600*600*2200 2 Shelves per Rack with Splitter; 3 Shelves per Rack without Splitter

    Shelf Configuration
    Mode 1: Holding subscriber cards without built-in splitters and splitter cards together, implementing broadband data service and narrowband voice service access at the same time.

    10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

    PDBX

    Subscriber card

    Subscriber card

    Subscriber card

    Subscriber card

    Subscriber card

    Subscriber card

    Subscriber card

    Subscriber card

    Splitter card

    Splitter card

    Splitter card

    Splitter card

    Splitter card

    Splitter card

    CSC

    CSC

    Shelf Configuration
    Mode 2: Holding subscriber cards with built-in splitter cards only, implementing broadband data service and narrowband voice service access at the same time.

    10

    11

    12

    13

    14

    15

    16

    17

    P D B X

    P D B X

    A I N C / S L C / E P N

    A I N C / S L C / E P N

    A I N C / S L C / E P N

    A I N C / S L C / E P N

    A I N C / S L C / E P N

    A I N C / S L C / E P N

    A I N C / S L C / E P N

    C S C

    E I N B / A I N C / S L C / E P N / G P N C

    C S C

    E I N B / A I N C / S L C / E P N / G P N C

    E I N B / A I N C / S L C / E P N / G P N C

    E I N B / A I N C / S L C / E P N / G P N C

    A I N C / S L C / E P N

    A I N C / S L C / E P N

    A I N C / S L C / E P N

    Shelf Configuration
    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

    Splitter card

    Splitter card

    Splitter card

    Splitter card

    Splitter card

    Splitter card

    Splitter card

    Splitter card

    Splitter card

    Splitter card

    Splitter card

    Splitter card

    Splitter card
    16 D S L S L C / E P N C

    LTN

    10

    12

    13

    14

    0 P D B X

    2 D S L S L C / E P N C

    3 D S L S L C / E P N C

    4 D S L S L C / E P N C

    5 D S L S L C / E P N C

    6 D S L S L C / E P N C

    7 D S L S L C / E P N C

    8 D S L S L C / E P N C

    9 DSL SLC / EPN C / EIN A / EPN R

    11 DSL SLC / EPN C / EIN A / EPN A DSL SLC / EPN C / EIN A / EPN A DSL SLC / EPN C / EIN A / EPN A

    15 D S L S L C / E P N C

    C S C

    C S C

    Splitter card
    17 D S L S L C / E P N C

    Backplane of DSLAM
    Subscriber shelf supports three backplanes: MDCA: Supports broad/narrow-band integrated service access Mechanical support for all cards and works with the control and switch card MDCE: Supports pure broadband service access MDCF: Backplane works with the control and switch card to supports larger bandwidth, each slots bandwidth reaching up to 4 GE. Provides two 10G interface uplink slots. Splitter shelf supports only one backplane e.g. MTAN.

    CSC Board Feature


    The CSC board resides in slot 9 and 11.The CSC board cannot reside in other slots. Height: 9U Core of switching and controlling for the system, providing a series of ports and powerful switching capability on the backplane. DSLAM can be configured with one single CSC card or dual active/standby CSC cards. When the active and standby CSC cards are running, the standby CSC card performs hot backup for the active CSC card.

    ATNG CARD Feature


    Implementing the conversion between the ATM and the Ethernet Provide 32 lines of ADSL access for subscribers. The subscriber data are transferred through PSTN networks. Built-in splitter Provide LED indicator, 32 link LED indicators, sockets, and reset button

    System Feature Overview


    DSLAM can Integrating Data, Voice and Video Carrier-Class Reliability Hot-swap of Subscriber Boards Many Service Interfaces (ADSL/ADSL2/ADSL2+/ SHDSL/ VDSL2/EPON/GPON) Multicast Feature (MVLAN,CAC,PRV,CDR,IGMP v2) Full DiffServ Mode QoS for Triple-Play Multiple Maintenance Modes (CLI, Telnet, SNMP) CPE Remote Management

    Base Capacity Features Supporting 16K MAC ;

    Supporting 4K VLANs ;
    Supporting 255 ~ 1K IP Multicast Groups ;

    Supporting 512 Traffic Classes;


    Supporting 128 QoS Policies

    Cascading

    CO Mode Large Capacity 3km

    ZTE FSAP 9800/9803 CASCADING

    3km

    ZTE FSAP 9806H

    Medium Capacity

    ZTE FSAP series products application in various distance area

    FSAP EPON / GPON Application


    Internet OSS IPTV IP NETWORK
    10 Km ADSL VDSL FTTX LAN ONU

    BRAS

    DSLAM OLT

    1x32

    Other Application

    1x16 20 Km

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