ZXA10 C620 Product Description

ZXA10 C620 Product
Description
ZXA10 C620 Product Description

Version Date Author Reviewer Notes
V1.0 Sep.30,2018 Hao Zheng Sun Yanfeng The first version, new written
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ZXA10 C620 Product Description...................................................................................... 1
1 Product Positioning and Features ................................................................................. 8

1.1 Product Positioning ........................................................................................................ 8
1.2 Product Features.......................................................................................................... 10
1.3 Interoperability Announcement………………………………………………………………11
2 Product Architecture..................................................................................................... 12
2.1 Hardware Architecture.................................................................................................. 12
2.1.2 Description of Cards .................................................................................................. 13
2.1.3 Cabinet...................................................................................................................... 18
2.2 Logical Architecture ...................................................................................................... 21
2.2.1 Logical Architecture Diagram .................................................................................... 21
2.2.2 Service Flows ............................................................................................................ 22
2.3 Software Architecture ................................................................................................... 24
3 Operation and Maintenance System ............................................................................ 26

3.1 Networking ................................................................................................................... 26
3.1.1 CLI Maintenance Mode ............................................................................................. 26
3.1.2 NM Maintenance Mode ............................................................................................. 26
3.2 O&M System Functions ................................................................................................ 28
4 Product Features........................................................................................................... 30
4.1 Access Features .......................................................................................................... 30
4.2 L2 Features .................................................................................................................. 40
4.3 L3 Features .................................................................................................................. 45
4.4 IPv6 Features ............................................................................................................... 47
4.5 Multicast Features ........................................................................................................ 48
4.6 Networking Features .................................................................................................... 49
4.7 Security Features ......................................................................................................... 50
4.8 Clock Features ............................................................................................................. 54
4.9 QoS Features ............................................................................................................... 56
4.10 EOAM Features ......................................................................................................... 59
4.11 Reliability and Redundancy Features ......................................................................... 60
4.12 Energy Saving Features ............................................................................................. 62
4.13 MPLS Features .......................................................................................................... 63
5 Network Applications.................................................................................................... 69
5.1 FTTH Networking Application ....................................................................................... 69
5.2 FTTB Networking Application ....................................................................................... 71
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5.3 FTTO Networking Application ....................................................................................... 73

5.4 FTTC Networking Application ....................................................................................... 75
5.5 FTTM Networking Application ...................................................................................... 76
5.5.1 FTTM Bearing Macro Cell Backhaul Solution ............................................................ 76
5.5.2 FTTM Bearing Smallcell Backhaul Solution ............................................................... 78
6 Interfaces ....................................................................................................................... 79
6.1 Maintenance Interfaces ................................................................................................ 79
6.2 Service Interfaces ........................................................................................................ 80
6.3 LED Indicators.............................................................................................................. 82
7 Reliability Design .......................................................................................................... 85

7.1 Hardware Reliability ..................................................................................................... 85
7.1.1 Distributed Design ..................................................................................................... 85
7.1.2 Redundancy Design .................................................................................................. 85
7.2 Software Reliability ....................................................................................................... 87
7.2.1 Loose Coupling Design ............................................................................................. 87
7.2.2 Fault Tolerant Ability.................................................................................................. 87
7.2.3 Fault Detection and Processing ................................................................................. 87
7.2.4 Hot Patch .................................................................................................................. 87
7.3 Data Reliability ............................................................................................................. 88
7.4 Networking Reliability ................................................................................................... 89
8 Technical Specifications .............................................................................................. 90

8.1 Performance Specifications .......................................................................................... 90
8.1.1 System Performance ................................................................................................. 90
8.1.2 System Configurations .............................................................................................. 91
8.1.3 Interface Type and Quantity ...................................................................................... 91
8.2 Device Specifications ................................................................................................... 93
8.2.1 ZXA10 C6XX Indoor Cabinet Technical Specifications .............................................. 93
8.2.2 ZXA10 C620 Shelf Specifications .............................................................................. 93
8.2.3 Technical Specifications of Cards.............................................................................. 94
8.2.4 Physical Interface Parameters ................................................................................... 95
9 Environmental Requirements..................................................................................... 108

9.1 Power Requirements .................................................................................................. 108
9.2 Operating Environment .............................................................................................. 109
9.2.1 Climate Environment ............................................................................................... 109
9.2.2 Biological Environment ............................................................................................ 109
9.2.3 Air Cleanness .......................................................................................................... 109
9.2.4 Mechanical Stress ................................................................................................... 110
9.3 Transportation Environment ....................................................................................... 112


9.3.2 Water Proof Requirements ...................................................................................... 112
9.3.4 Air Cleanness .......................................................................................................... 113
9.4 Storage Environment.................................................................................................. 115
9.4.2 Water Proof Requirements ...................................................................................... 115
9.4.4 Air Cleanness .......................................................................................................... 116
10 Protocols and Standards .......................................................................................... 118

10.1 Software Standards .................................................................................................. 118
10.2 Hardware Interface Standards .................................................................................. 126
10.3 Structure and Reliability Standards .......................................................................... 127

FIGURES
Figure 1-1 ZXA10 xPON Networking Model ........................................................................ 9

Figure 2-1 ZXA10 C620 Shelf ............................................................................................12
Figure 2-2 ZXA10 C620 Shelf Configurations ....................................................................12
Figure 2-3 Indoor Cabinet B6030-22C-IC Accommodating the ZXA10 C6XX.....................20
Figure 2-4 EC90ED Cabinet ..............................................................................................21
Figure 2-5 EC90ED Cabinet Layout (Optical Cables).........................................................21
Figure 2-4 Logical Architecture Diagram ............................................................................22
Figure 2-5 Service Flow Processing Diagram ....................................................................24
Figure 2-6 Software Architecture of the ZXA10 C620 .........................................................25
Figure 3-1 Maintenance Networking Diagram in CLI Mode ................................................27
Figure 3-2 Maintenance Networking Diagram in NM Mode ................................................28
Figure 5-1 FTTH Network Topology ...................................................................................58
Figure 5-2 FTTB Network Topology ...................................................................................59
Figure 5-3 FTTO Network Topology...................................................................................61
Figure 5-4 FTTC Networking Diagram ...............................................................................63
Figure 5-5 FTTM Bearing Mobile Backhaul Network Diagram ............................................65
TABLES
Table 2-1 Card Configurations of the ZXA10 C620 ............................................................13

Table 2-2 A Summary of ZXA10 C620 Card Functions ......................................................14
Table 2-3 Card List of the ZXA10C620 ..............................................................................18
Table 2-4 Types of Cabinets Accommodating the ZXA10 C620 .........................................19
Table 4-1 Access Features ................................................................................................31
Table 4-2 L2 Features........................................................................................................39

Table 4-3 L3 Features........................................................................................................43

Table 4-4 IPv6 Features ....................................................................................................45
Table 4-5 Multicast Feature ...............................................................................................46
Table 4-6 Networking Features ..........................................................................................47
Table 4-7 Security Features ...............................................................................................48
Table 4-8 Clock Features ...................................................................................................51
Table 4-9 QoS Features ....................................................................................................53
Table 4-10 EOAM Features ...............................................................................................55
Table 4-11 Reliability and Redundancy Features ...............................................................55
Table 4-12 Energy Saving Features...................................................................................57
Table 4-16 Netconf Management Features ........................................................................57
Table 6-1 Maintenance Interface Descriptions ...................................................................67
Table 6-2 Descriptions of Service Interfaces ......................................................................67
Table 6-3 Indicators Descriptions .......................................................................................69
Table 8-1 ZXA10 C620 System Performance Specifications..............................................74
Table 8-2 ZXA10 C620 System Reliability Specifications ...................................................74
Table 8-3 ZXA10 C620 System Configurations ..................................................................75
Table 8-4 ZXA10C620 Management Interfaces .................................................................76
Table 8-5 ZXA10 C620 Service Interfaces .........................................................................76
Table 8-6 Cabinet Physical Specifications .........................................................................77
Table 8-7 Cabinet Power Specifications.............................................................................77
Table 8-8 ZXA10 C620 Technical Specifications ...............................................................77
Table 8-10 Service Cards Technical Specifications .............. Erro! Indicador não definido.
Table 8-11 Ethernet Cards Technical Specifications ............. Erro! Indicador não definido.
Table 8-12 Public Parts Technical Specifications .................. Erro! Indicador não definido.
Table 8-13 GPON Optical Module Specifications ...............................................................78
Table 8-14 XG-PON Optical Module Specifications ...........................................................79
Table 8-15 XG-PON&GPON Combo Optical Module Specifications ..................................80
Table 8-16 XGS-PON Optical Module Specifications .........................................................81
Table 8-17 10G-EPON Optical Module Specifications .......................................................81

Table 8-18 Single Channel Dual Fiber Bidirectional GE Optical Module Specifications ......82
Table 8-19 Single Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional GE Optical Module Specifications ...83
Table 8-20 Dual Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional GE Optical Module Specifications ......84
Table 8-21 GE Electrical Interface Specifications ...............................................................84
Table 8-22 Single Channel Dual Fiber Bidirectional FE Optical Module Specifications ......85
Table 8-23 Single Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional FE Optical Module Specifications ....86
Table 8-24 Dual Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional GE Optical Module Specifications ......86
Table 8-25 Single Channel Dual Fiber Bidirectional 10GE Optical Module Specification ....87
Table 8-26 Single Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional 10GE Optical Module Specification .88
Table 8-27 1PPS+ToD + 2Mbits/2MHz Interface Specifications .........................................89
Table 8-28 Management Interface Specifications ..............................................................89
Table 8-29 Console Interface Specifications ......................................................................90
Table 9-1 ZXA10 C620 Power Requirements ....................................................................91
Table 9-2 Operating Climate Requirements .......................................................................91
Table 9-3 Operating Mechanical Active Materials Concentration .......................................92
Table 9-4 Operating Chemical Active Materials Concentration ..........................................93
Table 9-5 Operating Mechanical Stress Requirements ......................................................93
Table 9-6 Transportation Environment Requirements ........................................................93
Table 9-7 Transportation Mechanical Active Materials Concentration ................................94
Table 9-8 Transportation Chemical Active Materials Concentration ...................................95
Table 9-9 Transportation Mechanical Stress Requirements ...............................................95
Table 9-10 Storage Climate Requirements ........................................................................96
Table 9-11 Storage Mechanical Active Materials Concentration ........................................97
Table 9-12 Storage Chemical Active Materials Concentration ............................................97
Table 9-13 Storage Mechanical Stress Requirements .......................................................97
Table 10-1 Software Standards .........................................................................................98
Table 10-2 Hardware Interface Standards .......................................................................103
Table 10-3 Structure and Reliability Standards ................................................................104

1 Product Positioning and Features
1.1 Product Positioning
The ZXA10 C620 is one of series access central office (CO) equipment launched by ZTE
Corporation. The ZXA10 C620 is a compact optical access platform with 2U height. The
subscriber cards of the ZXA10 C20 are universal to C6XX series launched by ZTE.
The ZXA10 C620 is central office (CO) optical access equipment that implement the
following functions (See Figure 1-1).
⚫ PON OLT: Support the access of GPON, XG-PON, Combo-PON, XGS-PON, 10G-
EPON and P2P. Work with diverse ONUs to complete FTTH, FTTB, FTTC and FTTM
networking.
⚫ L2 optical access platform: Support Ethernet upstream and downstream connections,

and implement L2 Ethernet service traffic convergence and forwarding.
⚫ L3 optical access platform: Support the L3 routing function, implement IP service

traffic convergence and forwarding, and act as an access gateway.
⚫ Service access control: Implement the access control, traffic control and service
carrying per service per user, support home users and dedicated users, LTE small
cells and more, and support voice, Internet connection, 4K+ IPTV, VR/AR, MEF CE
2.0, and mobile backhaul services.
⚫ Control and forwarding separation: Supports In-Service Component Update and has
the ability to support an external SDN controller to control the OLT forwarding.

Figure 1-1 ZXA10 xPON Networking Model

1.2 Product Features
Features and advantages of the ZXA10 C620:
⚫ Large bandwidth: Provides 2 service slots for plugging user-side line cards and
network-side line cards, and supports symmetric large-capacity upstream and
downstream cache to absorb burst downstream video traffics and to address the
burst traffic of the upstream video programs such as enterprise’s unified
communication and personal live show.
⚫ High port density: Supports 16-port GPON cards, 16-port 10GE cards, 16-port XG-
PON/ XGS-PON/Combo-PON/10G-EPON cards and 48-port P2P cards.
⚫ Small size and easy to install: The ZXA10 C620 is a 2U equipment which is easy to
install and saves the footprint.
⚫ A unified platform that supports multiple access technologies including GPON, XG-
PON, Combo-PON, XGS-PON, 10G-EPON and P2P, as well as smooth migration
to 50/100G-PON.
⚫ L2 and L3 capabilities: Provide L2 switch, VLAN service and L3 routing protocol and
service processing capabilities, support flexible configurations and suit multiple
application scenarios.
⚫ Multiservice access: Allow the access of multiple services including VoIP, Internet
connection, IPTV, VPN, and mobile backhaul.
⚫ Complete service and equipment protection: Support Type-B PON protection,

Ethernet and IP service protection, and redundant protection of the switch & control
cards, power cards, fans, and uplink interfaces.
⚫ Comprehensive security features: Support enriched equipment security, system

security, network security and service security features.
⚫ Card compatibility: The main cards are compatible with the ZXA10 C600; thereby
saving the spare part cost.
⚫ Joint networking: The ZXA10 C620 supports forming ring networks and chain
networks jointly with the ZXA10 C600 to implement long-distance access and highly-
reliable service access.

1.3 Interoperability Announcement
ZTE OLTs are implemented in accordance with international standards, and are able to
interoperate with third-party ONUs that comply with international standards. However,
because of the complexity of protocol implementation, ONU compatibility tests should be
carried out before interoperation.
Under the situations that compatibility tests and reliability tests with ZTE OLTs are not
carried out, ZTE disclaims warranties as to the interoperability between ZTE OLTs and
third-party ONUs, and the quality of relevant services.
2 Product Architecture
2.1 Hardware Architecture
The ZXA10 C620 uses a shelf structure with 2U in height and 19-inch in width. It can be
accommodated in ZTE universal 19-inch standard rack.
2.1.1.1 ZXA10 C620 Shelf
The ZXA10 C620 shelf provides 6 slots.
⚫ Slot 1 and Slot 2 are for the service cards.
⚫ Slot 3 is for the power cards.
⚫ Slot 4 and Slot 5 are for the switch & control cards.
⚫ Slot 6 is for the fan module.
Slot 1 and slot 2 are for the service cards including GPON/XG-PON/XGS-PON/ Combo-
PON/EPON/10G-EPON/Ethernet line cards. Slot 3 for power cards supports dual-channel
DC power interface card or AC power interface card.

Figure 2-1 ZXA10 C620 Shelf
Figure 2-2 ZXA10 C620 Shelf Configurations
AC power:
1 Service card
2 Service card
Fan (3)
4 Switch & control 5 Switch & control
6 AC Power card
card card
DC power:
1 Service card
2 Service card
Fan (3) 6 DC 7 DC
Power Power 4 Switch & control 5 Switch & control
card card card card
The ZXA10 C620 shelf consists of a power card area, a service card area, a
switch & control card area, and a fan subrack area. (1 U=44.45 mm)
1. Power card area:
Height: 36.5 mm, width: 132.9 mm, slot: 6(AC) or 6 - 7(DC)
2. Service card area:
Height: 23 mm, width: 388.4 mm, slot: 1 - 2. Supports plugging any type of PON
cards and Ethernet interface cards.
3. Switch & control card area:
Height: 36.5 mm, width: 128.9 mm, slot: 4, 5
4. Fan subrack area: The fan subrack is 2U in height and 40 mm in width. It provides
two fans and provides forced air-cooling for the system. The air enters from the right
and leaves from the left. The discharged air does not enter other equipment. The fan
speed is adjustable according to the system temperature to reduce the equipment
noise and prolong the service life of the equipment. The fan subrack is hot swappable.

Table 2-1 Card Configurations of the ZXA10 C620
Slot Supported Card Description
PON card and Ethernet interface

1, 2 For 9U service cards
card
3 Fan subrack
For 3U switch & control

4, 5 Switch & control card
cards
6 AC Power card
For 3U power cards
6,7 DC Power cards
2.1.2 Description of Cards
The main cards of the C620 include ZXA10 C620 switch & control card, service cards
(GPON cards, XG-PON cards, XGS-PON cards, Combo-PON cards, 10G-EPON cards,
P2P cards and Any-PON cards), Ethernet interface cards, power cards, backplane cards,
and fan control cards.

2.1.2.1 Card Functions
Table 2-2 A Summary of ZXA10 C620 Card Functions
Card Card
Card Name Function Description
Type Code
Switch & SPUF Type-F switch & ZXA10 C620 switch & control card
control control card • Provides one out-of-band
card management (MGMT) interface, one
maintenance serial interface
(Console), one USB interface, one
Environmental detection serial
interface (Monitor), one clock interface
(CLKI) and one line card debugging
serial interface (ODB).
• Supports load balancing.
• Provides four Ethernet optical
interfaces (10GE/GE).
• Hot swappable.
Power PRSF DC power interface Type-F single-channel DC power

card card of the ZXA10 interface card of the ZXA10 C620.
C620 • Provides one DC input interface (-
48V or -60V), supports maximum 15A
current.
PRAF AC power interface Type-F AC power interface card of the

card of the ZXA10 ZXA10 C620.
C620 • Supports 220V/110V AC input.
• Supports backup battery interface
(including battery temperature sensor
interface).
• Supports power input control switch.

Card Card
Type Code
Service GFGH 16-port GPON • Supports sixteen GPON SFP

card subscriber card interfaces.
• Supports a maximum split ratio of
1:128.
• Supports optical power detection.
• Supports the optical module ALS
function.
• Hot swappable.
GFTH 16-port XGS-PON • Supports sixteen XGS-PON SFP+

subscriber card interfaces.
1:256.
function.
• Hot swappable.
GFXH 16-port XG-PON • Supports sixteen XG-PON SFP+

subscriber card interfaces.
1:256.
function.
• Hot swappable.

Card Card
Type Code
GFBH 16-port XG- • Supports sixteen GPON&XG-PON

PON&GPON Combo SFP+ hybrid interfaces.
subscriber card • GPON supports a maximum split
ratio of 1:128.
• XG-PON supports a maximum split
ratio of 1:128.
function.
• Hot swappable.
GFCH 16-port XGS- • Supports sixteen GPON&XGS-PON

PON&GPON Combo SFP+ hybrid interfaces.
subscriber card • GPON supports a maximum split
ratio of 1:128.
• XGS-PON supports a maximum split
ratio of 1:128.
• Supports the access of XGS-PON
ONUs, XG-PON ONUs and GPON
ONUs.
function.
• Hot swappable.
HFTH 16-port any-PON • Supports 16 any-PON SFP+

service card interfaces.
The port access features is consistent
with the corresponding xPON card
according to the type of the plugged
optical module.
function.
• Hot swappable.

Card Card
Type Code
EFTH 16-port 10G-EPON • Supports sixteen 10G-EPON SFP+

subscriber card interface.
1:256.
function.
• Hot swappable.
Ethernet PFEK 48-port P2P Ethernet • Supports twenty-four CSFP P2P

interface optical subscriber GE/FE optical modules (supports 48-
card card port P2P users).
• Supports twenty-four GE SFP/FE
SFP Ethernet modules (supports 24
users).
• Supports the P2P function.
• Hot swappable.
• Supports the SyncE function.
Backplane MSITB 19-inch ZXA10 C620 ZXA10 C620 backplane

backplane
Fan FAN-C620 19-inch ZXA10 C620 • 19-inch ZXA10 C620 fan subrack.
subrack -MA fan subrack • Built-in FCSD fan control card.
• Provides two fans.
• Hot swappable.

2.1.2.2 Card Configurations List
Table 2-3 Card List of the ZXA10C620
Card Type Card Code Card Name Slot Description
Switch & SPUF Type-F switch & control Slot for the ZXA10 C620 switch
control card card of the ZXA10 C620 & control cards
Power card PRSF DC power interface card of Slot for the ZXA10 C620 power
the ZXA10 C620 cards
Power card PRAF AC power interface card of Slot for the ZXA10 C620 power
the ZXA10 C620 cards
Service card GFGH 16-port GPON subscriber Slot for the ZXA10 C620 service
card cards
GFTH 16-port XGS-PON Slot for the ZXA10 C620 service

subscriber card cards
GFXH 16-port XG-PON subscriber Slot for the ZXA10 C620 service
card cards
GFBH 16-port XG-PON/GPON Slot for the ZXA10 C620 service

Combo subscriber card cards
GFCH 16-port XGS-PON/GPON Slot for the ZXA10 C620 service

Combo subscriber card cards
HFTH 16-port Any PON subscriber Slot for the ZXA10

card C680/C600/C650/C620 service
cards
EFTH 16-port 10G-EPON Slot for the ZXA10 C620 service

subscriber card cards

Card Type Card Code Card Name Slot Description
Ethernet PFEK 48-port P2P Ethernet Slot for the ZXA10 C620 service
interface optical subscriber card cards
card
Backplane MSITB 19-inch ZXA10 C620 ZXA10 C620 backplane

backplane
Fan FAN-C620- 19-inch fan subrack of the Slot for the ZXA10 C620 fan
subrack MA ZXA10 C620 subrack
2.1.3 Cabinet
The ZXA10 C620 can be accommodated in the cabinets listed in Table 2-4.
Table 2-4 Types of Cabinets Accommodating the ZXA10 C620
Cabinet
Cabinet Model Cabinet Name Function Description
Type
Indoor B6030-22C-IC 19-inch 300 mm- Dimensions: 2200 mm x 600 mm

cabinet depth indoor x 300 mm (H x W x D)
cabinet Supports rear post installation.
Accommodates two shelves of
ZXA10 C600
Outdoor EC90ED Small capacity Dimensions:

cabinet outdoor cabinet 12 Ah cabinet: 992 mm x 650
mm x 250 mm (H x W x D)
38 Ah cabinet: 1362 mm x 650
mm x 250 mm (H x W x D)
Accommodates one chassis of
ZXA10 C620

2.1.3.1 Indoor Cabinet B6030-22C-IC
The ZXA10 C620 can be housed in ZTE indoor cabinets with a depth of 300 mm and
supporting rear post installation. The B6030-22C-IC can house the ZXA10 C620 IEC 19-
inch shelf. The cabinet provides outstanding heat dissipation performance.
Figure 2-3 Indoor Cabinet B6030-22C-IC Accommodating the ZXA10 C6XX
The indoor cabinet B6030-22C-IC that houses ZXA10 C6XX 19-inch shelf complies with
the IEC 60297-2 standard. Its clear height is 47U (1 U=44.45 mm), and its dimensions are
2200 mm x 600 mm x 300 mm (H x W x D).
The B6030-22C-IC consists of a power distribution unit (PDU), a service shelf, a cabling
shelf, and empty panels.

2.1.3.2 Small Capacity Outdoor Cabinet EC90ED
The EC90ED is a small capacity enclosed outdoor cabinet that uses a heat exchanger for
heat dissipation. It is mainly used for installing middle capacity comprehensive access
equipment such as the ZXA10 C620, and provides a safe and reliable operating
environment for them.
Figure 2-4 EC90ED Cabinet
The typical configuration of the EC90ED Cabinet is one set of ZXA10 C620.
Figure 2-5 EC90ED Cabinet Layout (Optical Cables)

External circulation fan
Uplink
ODF
Rotary chassis
(C620/C320+B600 Downlink
ODF
Cabling area
Fusion
AC/DC splice tray
distribution
box
Battery
Battery
38 Ah optical distribution cabinet

(C620/C320)
2.2 Logical Architecture
2.2.1 Logical Architecture Diagram
The hardware logical architecture of the ZXA10 C620 consists of a service interface
module, a switch & control module, and an uplink interface module.
Figure 2-6 Logical Architecture Diagram

⚫ Service interface module: Provides interfaces for different access technologies,

decapsulates or encapsulates subscriber data to Ethernet frames for internal
Ethernet switching. Provides distributive checking table forwarding function including
Ethernet checking table and routing FIB checking table to choose interface module
for the packets. The line card CPU is responsible for the configuration, management,
driving, diagnosis of service interface module, and is controlled by the main control
card CPU.
− The P2P interface line card provides single-fiber dual-direction or dual-fiber

dual-direction GE or FE interfaces.
− The GPON interface line card provides 1.25G upstream and 2.5G downstream
GPON interfaces that comply with the ITU-T G.984 standard.
− The XG-PON interface line card provides 2.5G upstream and 10G downstream
XG-PON interfaces that comply with the ITU-T G.987 standard.
− The XGS-PON interface line card provides 10G upstream and 10G downstream
XGS-PON interfaces that comply with the ITU-T G.9807 standard.
− The hybrid XG-PON/GPON interface line card provides GPON and XG-PON
access capabilities over the same port.
− The 10G-EPON interface line card provides 1G upstream/10G downstream

asymmetric or 10G upstream/10G downstream symmetric 10G-EPON
interfaces that comply with the IEEE 802.3av standard.
⚫ Control and switching module: The switch module is not responsible for searching
the service forwarding interface (implemented by each service interface line card). It
implements rapid traffic switch between line cards through self-adaptive routing
mechanism. The main control module supports inputting external reference clock
and phase from the line card, and assigns the optimal one to each service line card.
The system CPU implements configuration, management, driving, and diagnosis on
service cards by controlling the card CPUs.
⚫ Uplink interface module: Provides uplink GE or 10GE interface on the network side.

2.2.2 Service Flows
The ZXA10 C620 provides a fast forwarding channel and a slow forwarding channel for
service flows.
Figure 2-7 Service Flow Processing Diagram
⚫ Fast forwarding channel: Service flows pass the service interface card, switch card,
and uplink card. In the upstream direction, GEM frames are decapsulated to Ethernet
frames, and then sent to the uplink interface after Ethernet switch on the switch card.
In the downstream direction, Ethernet frames are switched to the GPON line card by
the switch card, sent to GEM port according to service mapping rules, and then
encapsulated to GEM frames. TDM services complete the PWE3 encapsulation in
ONU or CES line cards and are switched to the uplink interface after Ethernet switch
on the switch card for carrying TDM services over Ethernet.
⚫ Slow forwarding channel processes the protocol packets on CPUs. The packets can
be either terminated on CPUs, or sent back to the forwarding channel by CPUs. The
common processing includes adding subscriber line ID, DHCP snooping, ARP
inspection, IGMP snooping, and Ethernet OAM.

2.3 Software Architecture
The software of the ZXA10 C620 consists of an operating support subsystem, a bearing
and driving subsystem, a service control subsystem and a system management
subsystem.
This architecture is an open and programmable platform, and can not only provide the
traditional physical OLT function, but also provide the control plane to SDN controller in
the future；Combined with enhancement of the research and development ability, the
operators can offer convenient internet rapid business innovation.
The forwarding panel is separated from the control panel in the system architecture and
this architecture can realize In-Service Component Update technology.
Figure 2-8 Software Architecture of the ZXA10 C620
⚫ Operating support subsystem: includes a distributed operating system, supports

system control, version loading, inter-card communication, progress scheduling,
memory management, message communication, file system management, fault
diagnosis, and timer management.
⚫ Bearing and driving subsystem: abstracts the hardware and interfaces, drives
hardware to bear and forward services, shields the bottom layer hardware feature
from the upper layer software, provides general functional interfaces. The ZXA10
C600 series use a distributed forwarding architecture. The forwarding table items

and the packet processing are distributed on each line card. After the bearing and
driving subsystem of the line card obtains the configuration data from the forwarding
plane, the line card can implement service forwarding independently if the
configuration data is not updated. The offline of any line card will not affect the
communication of other line cards.
⚫ Service control subsystem: supports protocol processing and service control.
⚫ System management subsystem : provides interaction interfaces for NM and CLI,

implements system operation and maintenance. Permanent data is mainly stored on
the main control card.

3 Operation and Maintenance System
3.1 Networking
O ZXA10 C620 suporta dois tipos de operação e manutenção.
3.1.1 CLI Maintenance Mode
No modo de manutenção CLI, os utilizadores podem fazer o gerenciamento do ZXA10

C620 através da interface de série ou da interface de rede.
⚫ Interface Serial: the RJ45 interface on the switch & control card of the OLT (ZXA10
C620) can be connected to the serial port of a maintenance terminal.
⚫ Network interface: the OLT supports in-band NM and out-of-band NM. The out-of-
band NM interface is the 10/100/1000M RJ45 interface on the switch & control card.
The inband NM interface is the internal logical interface, which is connected to a
terminal though the uplink port after the in-band NM configuration.
Figure 3-1 Maintenance Networking Diagram in CLI Mode
3.1.2 NM Maintenance Mode
In NM mode, the OLT communicates with the NM server using SNMP. The ZTE NMS
NetNumen™ U31 adopts C/S model and provides GUI for the unified management of

multiple broadband access devices and integrated access devices. Figure 3-2 shows the
maintenance networking diagram in NM mode.
Figure 3-2 Maintenance Networking Diagram in NM Mode

3.2 O&M System Functions
NetNumen U31 is a unified EMS product under ZTE NetNumen brand. NetNumen U31
provides centralized operation and maintenance for the ZTE equipment and networks,
supports end-to-end solutions, and supports the management of all ZTE wireline NEs,
including wireline equipment of the service layer, control layer, bearing layer, access layer,
and terminal layer, as well as the data equipment. NetNumen U31 provides multiple north-
bound interfaces to upper layer systems, such as FTP, SNMP, CORBA, TL1, and DB.
Topology Management
Topology management provides topology view of the whole network, which presents key
information of the network on a clear interface. Topology view displays the NE, NE links,
and alarms in a direct and clear way.
Configuration Management
Configuration management supports the configuration and modification of NE parameters.

The parameters are synchronized to NEs and take effect. Configuration management
displays the equipment resources and configuration of key parameters, which help users
to learn about the resources and usage of key equipment and optimize the network.
Configuration management provides reference data for performance management and
fault management.
Performance Management
Performance management is responsible for the performance detection of NEs. The

acquired performance data can be used to learn about the running status of the network.
Operation engineers and management department can use the data to plan and modify
the network and improve the network performance.
Alarm Management
Alarm management allows users to learn about the abnormal running status of the
network and equipment in time, and helps operation engineers to locate the fault and
solve the problems to ensure the proper running status. The alarm management module

receives and processes the alarms from the equipment and display alarms in GUI. The
alarms can be forwarded to specified targets via email and SMS.
Security Management
Security management prevents and prohibits unauthorized users from illegal accessing
or damaging the NetNumen U31 and NEs, prevents the legal users from unauthorized
operations, records all security related operation information for inspection, ensures the
legal operation on the system and proper running of the system.
Log Management
Log management manages the system logs. Logs are the records of events and
operations. By reviewing the logs, the users can learn about the system running status,
locating faults, review and inspect important events. Log management is a useful tool for
the system administrator to trace system operation status, locate faults, and trace users
operations.
Task Management
Task is a predefined procedure in the NMS. Task specifies the NMS behavior in certain
scenarios. Predefined task allows the NMS automatically carry out related operations
according to current running status to implement automatic scheduling and protection and
to improve management efficiency.
System Management
System management is used for managing NetNumen U31. Using system management,
the users can maintain the NMS. System management provides a unified operation
platform for maintenance and management, to implement the detection of the application
server and database server, and database management.
Report Management
The users can easily and directly learn about the system performance and running status
by reading the related reports. Report management can be used with task management
to provide periodical reports.

4 Product Features
4.1 Access Features
Table 4-1 Access Features
Type Function Description
Physical layer- Supports a maximum split ratio of 1:128.

basic features Supports 1.244 Gbps upstream and 2.488 Gbps downstream.
Physical layer- Within the optical power budget, supports a maximum logical
transmission distance of 60 km, a maximum differential distance of 40 km,
distance and a maximum physical distance of 60 km.
Measures the receiving optical power of ONUs on the OLT.

Calculates and queries the optical power loss between the
Physical layer- OLT and the ONU.
OLS optical Queries the ONU transmitting and receiving optical power.
layer detection Queries OLT optical module parameters: temperature,
voltage, current, and transmission optical power.
Sets alarm thresholds of optical module parameters.
GPON Physical layer- Configures downstream FEC based on OLT PON port.
features FEC Configures upstream FEC based on ONU PON port.
Supports the following ONU registration methods:

SN
ONU registration
SN+PW/HPW
and
LoID
authentication
LoID+PW/HPW
PW/HPW
Remote ONU Supports setting up OMCC according to ITU-T G.984.4 and

management ITU-T G.988, and manages ONUs remotely through OMCI.
Supports multiple upstream DBA modes: SR (Status

Link layer-DBA
reporting), TM (Traffic monitoring), and hybrid (by default).
Link layer- Supports the ranging function defined in G.984.3, and

ranging supports converting it into fiber length.

Supports the T-CONT bandwidth attribute profiles including

Link layer-T-
type, fixed bandwidth, assured bandwidth and maximum
CONT
bandwidth.
Supports configuring upstream and downstream queue

mapping on the GEM Port.
Link layer-GEM
Supports configuring GEM Port Name, port id, T-CONT and
Port
queue number.
Supports binding a traffic profile to a GEM port.
Supports AES-128 encryption. Downstream control based on

Link layer- GEM port.
encryption Supports OMCC encryption. (The system reserves a GEM
port for OMCC).
ITU Type-B
Trunk fiber protection.
protection
Protection
function - cross-
Cross OLT Type B protection
NE Type B
protection
Protection
function - ITU
Entire ODN protection.
Type C
protection

basic features Supports 2.5 Gbps upstream and 10 Gbps downstream.

XG-PON Calculates and queries the optical power loss between the
features Physical layer- OLT and the ONU.
Physical layer-
Upstream and downstream FEC is enabled by default.
FEC


SN;
ONU registration
SN+Rid;
and
LoID;
authentication
LoID+PW/HPW;
Rid
Remote ONU Supports setting up OMCC according to ITU-T G.988, and

management manages ONUs remotely through OMCI.

Link layer-DBA
Link layer- Supports the ranging function defined in G.987, and supports
ranging converting it into fiber length.

Link layer-T-
CONT
bandwidth.

Link layer-GEM Supports configuring GEM Port Name, port id (1024-4095.
Port Portid cannot be designated by default and is automatically
allocated), T-CONT and queue number.
Supports AES-128 encryption. XG-PON supports dual-

direction encryption (The ONUs are required to support this
Link layer-
function)
encryption
Supports OMCC encryption. (The system reserves a GEM
port for OMCC).
ITU Type-B
protection
Protection
function - cross-
NE Type B
protection
Protection
function - ITU
Type C
protection

Supports a maximum split ratio of 1:128.

Physical layer-
Supports 1.244 Gbps/2.488 Gbps dual-channel upstream and
basic features
2.488G/10 Gbps dual-channel downstream.

Physical layer-
FEC
XG-
GPON supports the following ONU registration methods:
PON&G SN
PON SN+PW/HPW
Combo LoID
PON LoID+PW/HPW
features ONU registration
PW/HPW
and
XG-PON supports the following ONU registration methods:
authentication
SN;
SN+Rid;
LoID;
LoID+PW/HPW;
Rid

management managing ONUs remotely through OMCI.

Link layer-DBA
Link layer- Supports the ranging function defined in G.984/G.987, and


Link layer-T-
CONT
bandwidth.


Link layer-GEM
Supports configuring GEM Port Name, port ID, T-CONT and
Port
queue number.
Supports AES-128 encryption. XGS-PON supports dual

direction encryption (The ONU is required to support this
Link layer-
function).
encryption
port for OMCC).
ITU Type-B
protection
Protection
function - cross-
NE Type B
protection
Protection
function - ITU
Type C
protection

basic features Supports 10 Gbps upstream and 10 Gbps downstream

XGS-PON Calculates and queries the optical power loss between the
features Physical layer- OLT and the ONU.
Physical layer-
FEC


SN;
ONU registration
SN+Rid;
and
LoID;
authentication
LoID+PW/HPW;
Rid

management manages ONUs remotely through OMCI.

Link layer-DBA
Link layer- Supports the ranging function defined in G.9807, and


Link layer-T-
CONT
bandwidth.

Link layer-GEM Supports configuring GEM Port Name, port id (1024-4095.
Port Portid cannot be designated by default and is automatically
allocated), T-CONT and queue number.
Supports AES-128 encryption. Downstream GEM port

control. XGS-PON supports dual-direction encryption (The
Link layer-
ONUs are required to support this function).
encryption
port for OMCC).
ITU Type-B
protection
Protection
function - cross-
NE Type B
protection
Protection
function - ITU
Type C
protection

XGS- Supports a maximum split ratio of at least 1:128. Supports

Physical layer-
PON& 1.244 Gbps/2.488 Gbps/10 Gbps upstream and 2.488
basic features
GPON Gbps/10 Gbps downstream.
Combo Physical layer- Within the optical power budget, supports a maximum logical
PON transmission distance of 60 km, a maximum differential distance of 40 km,
features distance and a maximum physical distance of 60 km.

Physical layer- Downstream FEC is enabled by default.

FEC
GPON supports the following ONU registration methods:

SN
SN+PW/HPW
LoID
LoID+PW/HPW
ONU registration
PW/HPW
and
XG-PON supports the following ONU registration methods:
authentication
SN;
SN+Rid;
LoID;
LoID+PW/HPW;
Rid

management managing ONUs remotely through OMCI.

Link layer-DBA
reporting), TM (Traffic monitoring), and hybrid (default).
Link layer- Supports the ranging function defined in G.984/G.9807, and


Link layer-T-
CONT
bandwidth.


Link layer-GEM
Supports configuring GEM Port Name, port id, T-CONT and
Port
queue number.
Supports AES-128 encryption. XGS-PON supports dual

direction encryption (The ONU is required to support this
Link layer-
function).
encryption
port for OMCC).
ITU Type-B
protection
Protection
function - cross-
NE Type B
protection
Protection
function - ITU
Type C
protection
10G-EPON Physical layer- Supports a maximum split ratio of 1:256.

features split ratio
Physical layer- The 10G OLT asymmetric PON port upstream has two
rate channels, the rates of which are 10G bit/s and 1G bits/s
respectively. One upstream channel with the rate of 1G bits/s.
The 10G OLT asymmetric PON port downstream has two
channels, the rates of which are 10G bit/s and 1G bits/s
respectively. The 10G OLT asymmetric PON port upstream
has two channels, the rates of which are 10G bit/s and 1G
bits/s respectively.
Physical layer- Under the split ratio of 1:8 and deducting the engineering
transmission allowance, supports a maximum physical distance and
distance maximum logical distance of 40 km and a differential distance
of 20 km.
Physical layer- Measures the receiving optical power of ONUs on the OLT.
OLS optical Calculates and queries the optical power loss between the
layer detection OLT and the ONU.


Queries the ONU transmitting and receiving optical power.
Queries OLT optical module parameters: temperature,
Physical layer- Downstream FEC increases the optical power budget.

FEC Upstream FEC based on LLID.
ONU registration OLT asymmetric PON port supports two kinds of ONU
and registration: 1G-EPON and 10/1G-EPON.
authentication The OLT symmetric PON port supports three kinds of ONU
registration: 1G-EPON, 10/1G-EPON, 10/10G-EPON.
Supports the ONU registration as per MAC, SN, LoID, Hybrid
and auth-LoID-as-sn (consider LoID as SN).
Remote ONU Complies with the MPCP protocol.

management Supports extended OAM, and meets remote ONU
management requirements.
Link layer-DBA Dynamically controls the upstream data transmission of each

ONU.
Link layer- Supports precise ranging based on MPCP. Precisely detects

ranging the ONU distance.
Link layer-LLID On the logical topology, the EPON protocol creates a logical
link for the OLT to each ONU. The lead byte of an Ethernet
frame carries the identifier of the logical link, i.e. LLID (logical
link identity).
4.2 L2 Features
Table 4-2 L2 Features
Vport can be regarded as a logical port representing

L2-port Vport physical bridge port on xPON MAC and now is
categorized as “interface” type.


A “vport” is created as a logical entity residing in ZTE OLT
to represent L2 logical port applicable to a PON ONU and
implement L2 services of xPON port.
An L2 port refers to the port that carries L2 services,

including physical Ethernet ports, logical Vports and
aggregation ports.
• Physical Ethernet ports can be configured to uplink ports
L2-port L2 port type or downlink ports.
• The PON Vport only supports downlink access.
• Physical Ethernet ports of the same type can form an
aggregation port by link aggregation. An aggregation port
can be configured to uplink port or downlink port.
Supports or participates all L2 services including:

− Vlan-Bridge: forwarded by Vlan+MAC
L2-port L2 service
− S-Connect: forwarded by VLAN
− SC-connect: forwarded by S+C
Supports receiving standard Ethernet packets:

• Supports receiving and transmitting standard untag,
L2-port L2 packet type single-tag and dual-tag packets.
• Single-tag packets can be divided into C-tag and S-tag
according to the internal and external TPID.
TPID Supports configuring internal and external TPID for

L2-port
configuration receiving and transmission.
L2-port-access Supports MAC address table and discards the packets

MAC filter
control whose source MAC address matches an entry in the table.
L2-port-access Supports L2 ACL, L3 standard ACL and L3 extended ACL
ACL
control to control the receiving and transmission of packets.
L2 ports support the following VLAN translation rules:
Add or delete • Add an external VLAN tag in the ingress direction, and
L2-port-VLAN
external VLAN delete an external VLAN tag in the egress direction.
translation
tag • When adding a Tag, the CoS value can be designated or
copy the original Tag.
L2-port-VLAN Translate Supports translating an external Tag into a designated
translation external VLAN external Tag.


tag
Translate
In the ingress direction, translates the original external
external VLAN
L2-port-VLAN Tag into a new external Tag, and adds a new Tag on it.
tag, add or
translation In the egress direction, deletes the external Tag, and
delete an
configures a new internal Tag.
external tag
L2-port-VLAN Add or delete Adds external S + C in the ingress direction; Deletes S + C

translation S+C in the egress direction.
L2-port-VLAN
S+C translation Translates designated S+C into S'+C'.
translation
Flexibly adds or modifies SVLAN id and priority level based

on CVLAN id range and CVLAN + CoS.
L2-port-VLAN
Flexible QinQ Flexibly adds or modifies SVLAN id and priority level based
translation
on traffic flow.
Copies SVLAN priority level tag or 1:1/N:1 translation.
Flexibly adds a VLAN tag according to the VLAN,

L2-port-VLAN Flexibly add or
VLAN+CoS and VLAN+Ethertype.
translation delete Vlan Tag
Supports designating Tag VID and CoS.
L2-port-other
Traffic statistics Supports traffic statistics based on Ethernet port.
functions
Supports traffic mirroring based on port or ACL.

L2-port-other
Traffic mirroring Supports ingress/egress traffic mirroring simultaneously or
functions
separately.
L2-port Port enabling
Supports enabling and disabling port via CLI.
management and disabling
Supports configuring a static unicast MAC address on a

L2-MAC Static MAC
VLAN member port (including Vport/uplink and downlink
address (permanent
Ethernet port/LAG) to forward packets which destination
management MAC)
MAC address is the static MAC address.
L2-MAC
MAC address Supports configuring aging time of a learnt MAC address
address
aging as per system or VLAN. The latter prevails.
management

L2-MAC
MAC address Supports dynamic MAC address learning based on VLAN
address
learning or port.
management
Supports configuring MAC address learning limit base on

L2-MAC
MAC address port/VLAN/port + VLAN. When the learnt MAC address
address
number limit number reaches the limit, stops learning MAC from the port
management
or the VLAN.
L2-MAC
MAC address Supports querying the MAC address table according to
address
query VLAN and port.
management
When an L2 port joins a VLAN after VLAN translation or

PVID configuration, the L2 port forms a bridge instance
L2-Service Vlan Bridge
through external VLAN + destination MAC to forward
Ethernet packets.
Supports configuring multiple access ports (Vport, downlink

TR-101 N:1 Ethernet ports) and one uplink port to access the same
L2-Service
Vlan SVLAN and performing N:1 forwarding. The access ports
are horizontally separated.
Supports performing VLAN translation (C→S+C) on
multiple access ports, adding an SVLAN tag in the ingress
TR-101 TLS
L2-Service direction, adding one or multiple uplink ports to the SVLAN,
VLAN
and forwarding packets according to VLAN + MAC in the
SVLAN.
Supports configuring the same VLAN on different physical
ports (Ethernet port and PON port). Broadcast domains of
L2-Service VLAN reuse L2 services forwarding in the system are separated
according to port + VLAN. L2 services include 1:1/N:1
VLAN forwarding and TLS service specified in TR101.
Cross
When two L2 ports are in the same SVLAN or SVLAN +
connection
CVLAN, supports forwarding packets according to SVLAN
L2-Service (TR-101 1:1
or SVLAN + CVLAN in 1:1 mode without learning the MAC
VLAN
address.
forwarding)
MVLAN is the VLAN used for multicast communications.
Supports forwarding multicast packets according to the
L2-Service M-VLAN
multicast forwarding table and discard unmatched
packets.


• Supports configuring IGMP snooping\proxy\router in
MVLAN and generating a multicast forwarding table.
• Supports the translation of CVLAN and MVLAN, and
supports cross-VLAN multicast.
Supports enabling/disabling layer 2 intercommunication on
VLAN layer 2
two access ports in the same VLAN.
L2-Service intercommunic
Supports disabling user-side horizontal isolation so that the
ation
users can intercommunicate with each other.
Supports STP and RSTP defined in 802.1d.
Supports MSTP defined in 802.1q.
Supports configuring priority of bridge and port path cost.
L2-protocol STP
Supports displaying STP topology on the NMS.
Supports dividing STP domain based on port and VLAN.
Supports STP on uplink and downlink Ethernet ports.
Supports Ethernet ports of the same type to form LAG using

L2-protocol LACP
LACP.
4.3 L3 Features
Table 4-3 L3 Features

• Supports VLAN L3 routing interface functions.
• Supports single tag VLAN to work as an L3 routing interface.
VLAN L3 routing
• Supports routing between VLAN routing interfaces.
interface
L3 interface • Supports configuring one or multiple IP addresses for one
VLAN routing interface.
Loopback
Supports loopback interfaces.
interface
Basic Unicast routing Supports unicast routing forwarding based on host and route
routing forwarding entry.
functions Static route and Supports configuring static route table and default route.

default route
IP based load
Supports ECMP and load balance based on IP address
balance and
(source/destination).
ECMP
Support BFD for IPv4/IPv6 routing protocol ， including
BFD
static/OSPF/ISIS/BGP.
Support FRR for OSPF/ISIS/BGP.
FRR
Support FRR based BFD.
Routing test tool Supports routing test tools, such as Ping and TraceRoute.
Supports ARP and ARP table operation, including configuring a
ARP static ARP table, deleting an ARP table, and deleting all ARP
tables.
ARP Supports ARP proxy on single tag VLAN or Super VLAN
interface. Enable the intercommunication between users
ARP Proxy
connected to the same xPON port. (Address the problem of
unreachable L2 broadcast and multicast messages).
Complies with RFC2131.
DHCP relay Supports using Option 60 to determine the mapping relationship
between a terminal and a Server Group.
DHCP Proxy Supports lease time proxy.
DHCPv4
DHCP Snooping Supports DHCP snooping.
Supports Suboption1 CircuitID and Suboption2 RemoteID. The
option 82
format is configurable.
option 60 Supports using Option60 to differentiate types of terminals.
Supports specified RIP version 2 and supports configuring the
RIPv1/v2
compatibility with RIP version 1.
Complies with RFC1142 and RFC1195. Supports Level-1, Level-
IS-IS v2
2 and Level-1-2 areas.
OSPF v2 Supports OSPF V2/V3.
BGP Supports BGP4.
Concurrent
Dynamic
operation of Supports concurrent operation of RIP, OSPF v2, and BGP.
routing
multiple routing Supports routing re-distribution between routing protocols.
protocol
protocols
Graceful Restart Supports GR including all IGP, BGP and PIM.
NSR Supports NSR for OSPF/ISIS/BGP.
Supports MD5 to
ensure the Supports MD5 for the P2P connection among IS-IS, OSPF, LDP,
security of the PIM and MP-BGP.
control plane

4.4 IPv6 Features
Table 4-4 IPv6 Features
Supports IPv6 global address configuration on L3

IPv6 address
interfaces.
configuration
Supports automatic link address on L3 interfaces.
IPv6 diagnosis Supports IPv6 ping, TraceRoute.

tool
Unicast routing Supports unicast routing forwarding based on host and

IPv6 basic
forwarding route entry.
features
Static route and Supports static unicast routing table configuration. Supports
default route default route.
IP address
based load Supports ECMP, and load balance based on IP address
balance and (source/destination).
ECMP
ND Supports ND, and ND cache operation.
ND
Supports enabling and disabling ND proxy on L3.
ND Proxy
Supports isolating NEs on L2 and communication on L3.
IPv6 routing
Supports RIPng/OSPFv3/ISIS for IPv6/BGP4+.
IPv6 protocol
routing
Supports GR for Ipv6.
function Other features
Supports NSR for Ipv6.
for IPv6 routing
Supports BFD and FRR for IPv6.
Supports syslog based on IPv6.

IPv6 Services Type Supports TACACS+/ Radius based on IPv6.
services based on IPv6 Supports SSH/TELNET based on IPv6.
Supports NTP based on IPv6.

Supports FTP/SFTP based on IPv6.
4.5 Multicast Features
Table 4-5 Multicast Feature
Supports IGMPv1, IGMPv2, IGMPv3, MLDv1, MLDv2.

Multicast
Supports processing, discarding or transparent transmitting
protocol
protocol packets.
Supports SCB multicast forwarding and L3 (on VLAN +

destination IP + source IP) multicast forwarding.
Supports IGMP snooping, IGMP proxy, SPR, and Router.
Supports the ASM and SSM mode of IGMPv3 and MLDv2.
Supports enabling and disabling protocols globally or based on
L2 Multicast
VLAN.
Multicast and IPTV
Supports enhanced multicast: cross-VLAN multicast, multicast
features
pre-join and static member.
Supports enhanced features for IPTV service: multicast
packages, multicast channel pre-join, channel access control
(CAC) etc.
Supports multicast routing.
Supports PIM protocol and SA filter for PIM.
Multicast
Supports configuring SA for each multicast group.
routing
Supports global multicast routing or multicast routing for specific
VRF.

4.6 Networking Features
Table 4-6 Networking Features
Supports inter-card and cross-card aggregation of the ports of the

same type and on the card of the same type.
Supports static trunking and dynamic port (LACP).
Supports load balance on ports based on:
Source MAC address
Destination MAC address
Uplink Source & Destination MAC address

Uplink
trunking Source IP address
protection
protection Destination IP address
Source & Destination IP address
Source TCP/UDP port
Destination TCP/UDP port
Source & Destination TCP/UDP port
Supports configuring traffic in an aggregation group to load
balance mode or active standby mode.
Supports STP and RSTP defined in 802.1d.
Supports MSTP defined in 802.1q.
Uplink Uplink STP Supports configuring bridge priorities and port path penalties.
protection protection Supports viewing the spanning tree topology on the EMS.
Supports generating different spanning tree domains based on port
and VLAN.
ZXA10 C6XX supports associated networking.
Ring network In a ring, ZXA10 C6XX can be either the master node or the slave
Uplink
protection- nodes. Rings are independent and not crossed.
protection
ERPS Supports single GE ring, single 10GE ring, LAG ring.
Supports G.8032, switching performance: 50 ms
GPON/XG-PON/XGS-GPON supports Type B/C protection
PON Type B/C
defined by ITU.
protection protection
Cross-NE Type B protection.
Networking Hand-in-hand 1. Cross-NE Type C/Type D protection group.

protection protection 2. Configures LST (Link State Transfer) protection group.


3. Associates the link status of an uplink port with a PON port. When the
link of an uplink port is abnormal, the PON port switchover is triggered
automatically.
4.7 Security Features
Table 4-7 Security Features
Except the management ports, L4 ports are disabled by

System
L4 port default.
security-anti
disable When an L4 port needs to be used, it can be enabled through
attack
configuration.
Supports protocol packet rate limit for L2CP, IPv4 and IPv6.
System CPU protocol
Prevents DoS attacks to CPU.
security- packet rate
Supports classification and scheduling of packets that enter the
overload limit and
main control board and line card CPUs.
control scheduling
Each queue supports default QoS parameters.
Supports rate limiting for the flooding of broadcast, unknown

multicast and unknown unicast packets at the L2 port ingress
Network Broadcast/m
and egress.
security- ulticast
Supports rate limiting for broadcast, unknown multicast and
flooding flooding rate
unknown unicast packets. Supports configuring the rate limiting
suppression limit
parameter PPS. Supports configuring incoming and outgoing
rate limits respectively.
After receiving a downstream ARP request, the OLT

determines if the message is valid according to the static
Network binding table or DHCP snooping dynamic binding table. If the
security - destination IP address of the message does not exist in the
Downstream
message table, the message is considered invalid and discarded. If the
ARP filtering
filtering- destination IP address of the message exists in the table, the
protocol message is considered valid. The valid message can only be
sent to the corresponding user port and should not be received
by other user ports.

Supports VLAN-based enabling/disabling.
A DHCP packet is snooped. The IP address, MAC address,

port and VLAN information is extracted and bound. According
Network
ARP/IP anti- to the binding information, the system determines if the ARP/IP
security-IP
spoofing information received is a bogus packet. A bogus packet will be
security
discarded and its MAC address will not be learned.
This function can be configured by VLAN.
Supports setting up binding table of IP address, port, MAC

Network
IP source address and VLAN through DHCP snooping to prevent address
security-IP
guard spoofing. The enabling granularity of IP Source Guard is port,
security
including Sport (Vport/downlink Ethernet port).
Service
DHCP Detects and prevents illegal user from using counterfeited
security-
service DHCP release message to force legal users offline.
DHCP
security Clears the related redundant ARP entries.
security
Service Supports PPPoE user monitoring (PPPoE snooping).
security- Enables or disables the PPPoE user filtering function.
PPPoE Filter
PPPoE Supports viewing the user monitoring list stored by the PPPoE user
security monitoring function.
MAC address anti-flapping is enabled by default and can be

configured according to VLAN. Only specific VLAN permits
Service MAC MAC address flapping.
security-MAC address anti- Set permanent (non-aging) MAC to prevent MAC flapping and
security flapping spoofing.
The MAC address learnt first on a port is valid. Subsequent
flapping is not allowed.
Can be configured on VLAN. Only specific VLAN permits MAC

address spoofing. MAC address anti-spoofing follows the
following rules:
Service MAC
1. Protect key MAC address with static MAC address
security-MAC address anti-
configuration.
security spoofing
2. Uplink port MAC address priority: when MAC address
spoofing occurs, the MAC address learnt by the uplink port has
higher priority.

3. Set up binding table of IP address, MAC address, port and

VLAN using DHCP snooping/PPPoE Snooping, set static MAC
to prevent MAC spoofing.
Supports 1:1 VMAC.

Service
Supports ARP/DHCP protocol translation.
security-MAC VMAC
Supports VMAC address configuration by smart profile.
security
Supports VMAC based on physical port or VLAN.
The ONUs under the same PON port are separated on L2 by

Service
User port default.
security-port
isolation The ONUs under different PON ports are separated on L2 by
isolation
default.
Service
Uplink port The uplink ports can communicate with each other by default
security-port
isolation and support isolation.
isolation
PON
Service broadcast
Supports transmitting broadcast packets (Vport + VLAN) to
security- packets
ONUs using the unicast channel (not the PON broadcast
service isolation
channel).
isolation based on
VLAN
Supports matching Ethernet packet head, including VLAN

(single VLAN and dual VLAN), CoS, source MAC, destination
MAC, Ethernet type.
Supports matching IPv4/IPv6 packet head, including source
Network IPv4 address, destination IPv4 address, source IPv6 address,
Basic ACL
security-ACL destination IPv6 address, IP protocol type, IP priority level,
ICMP type, TCP/UDP port.
The above ACL rules can be configured on Ethernet ports,
PON ports and Vports of the OLT.
All the ports support outgoing and incoming ACL.

When the anti-DoS attack function is enabled, the system

detects received control packets. Supports configuring rate
threshold for protocol packets sent to the CPU. When packet
rate exceeds the threshold, the system considers it as DoS
attack. When the times of attack reach set value, the system
Network
Anti-DoS adds the port to black list and reports alarms. Packets from the
security-anti
attack port are processed according to the predefined policy. When
attack
detecting no DoS attack from the port for a certain period of
time, the system deletes the port from the black list. Otherwise,
the port is still in the black list. When the anti-DoS attack
function is disabled, the system automatically deletes the black
list.
Supports using ACLs to implement rate limit on L2/L3 protocols

Network Forwarding traversing the OLT.
security- plane Supports classifying L2/L3 protocols according to user ports
protocol protocol (Vport or Sport) and implementing rate limit in outgoing and
packet rate packet rate incoming directions respectively, such as ARP,
limit limit ICMPv4/ICMPv6, DHCPv4/DHCPv6, PPPoE and L2CP.
Supports PPPoE filter.
4.8 Clock Features
Table 4-8 Clock Features
Locking of Supports locking the following clock signals: 2 Mbit, 2 MHz

Frequency multiple clock input, and SyncE clock.
synchronization external The synchronous Ethernet interface complies with the
clocks G.8262 standard.
System clock
Frequency output on Supports the following interfaces: Uplink board SyncE,
synchronization multiple external clock 2 MHz/BITS, and xPON line clock.
interfaces

Software Supports two clock modes: QL-Enable, QL-Disable.

Frequency clock quality Supports specifying the clock source SSM and output
synchronization level clock SSM.
management SyncE allows the ESMC to process the SSM.
Supports PLL force free-run, holdover, and cancel.

Supports 24-hour clock holdover when the lock is lost.
Supports automatic clock selection and smooth switchover
Clock source
Frequency in accordance with ITU-T G.781.
selection and
synchronization Supports forced switchover of a clock source by software
switchover
configuration.
Supports smooth clock output during the active/standby
switchover of control boards.
The OLT acts as the IEEE 1588 slave to recover 1PPS

and ToD signals and then transmits them to the xPON
card.
IEEE 1588V2 supports L2 multicast, L3 unicast, and L3
multicast.
Time IEEE 1588v2
Supports SyncE-hybrid mode. The IEEE 1588 slave uses
synchronization slave
the line clock of synchronous Ethernet as the reference
clock to recover 1PPS and ToD signals.
Supports non-hybrid mode. The IEEE 1588 slave uses the
IEEE 1588 protocol to recover the clock.
SyncE-hybrid mode is recommended in engineering.
Supports external 1PPS + ToD input and transmits the

Time External
signal to service cards.
synchronization 1PPS + ToD
Supports two channels of 1PPS + ToD input.
Time synchronization in the GPON layer is in compliance

with ITU-T G.984.3 Amd2.
Time synchronization in the XG-PON layer is in
Time ToD over compliance with ITU-T G.987.3.
synchronization PON Time synchronization in the XGS-PON layer is in
compliance with ITU-T G.9807.
Time synchronization in EPON/10G EPON is in
compliance with IEEE 802.1AS.
Time Supports smooth 1PPS output during the switchover of

Time synchronizati 1PPS input sources.
synchronization on Supports smooth 1PPS output during the active/standby
switchover switchover of control boards.

4.9 QoS Features
Table 4-9 QoS Features
Supports traffic control on Ethernet physical ports, Vports

(representing all service streams of one user), and service-
ports (representing one service stream of one user).
Traffic Supports configuring the CIR, PIR, CBS, PBS, and CM
QoS global
control parameters. Supports traffic TrTCM.
function
Supports marking uplink traffic with colors according to the
CIR and PIR.
Supports traffic shaping on egress PON ports, Vports, and
Ethernet ports.
Supports discarding packets according to the tail drop, color-

based RED, and WRED functions before queue scheduling.
Congestion points include PON ports, Vports, and upstream
QoS global Congestion Ethernet ports.
function avoidance Supports the color-based RED function.
The WRED function is optional.
The color-based RED and WRED functions support
discarding yellow packets preferentially during congestion.
QoS global Queue Supports SP, WRR/DWRR, and SP+WRR queue scheduling
function scheduling on Ethernet ports, PON ports, and Vports.
Supports CoS priority processing on upstream Ethernet ports

and user ports, including PON Vports and Ethernet ports.
Default priority: For untag packets entering the above
mentioned ports, the default CoS priority based on the port
QoS global Priority configuration is supported.
function processing Port CoS override mode: Supports changing the priority of all
the packets at the ingress or egress to the specified priority
based on ports.
CoS-to-CoS: CoS-to-CoS templates can be created and
applied to the ports to retag priority according to template

mapping rules. Outgoing and incoming application templates

are independent of each other.
DSCP-to-CoS: DSCP-to-CoS templates can be created and
applied to the ports to retag priority according to template
mapping rules. Outgoing and incoming application templates
are independent of each other.
Supports configuring priority-egress queue mapping for
Ethernet ports to implement priority-based service traffic
scheduling
Supports using ACL rules to tag the priority of data traffic.
After a service-port is created in a Vport, the CoS can be
changed when VLAN translation is conducted on service
traffic. When a VLAN is added, the CoS in the internal layer
can be copied to the external layer.
H-QoS for A PON user corresponds to a Vport. User services enter

individual different queues in a Vport through service-ports, GEM-ports,
H-QoS user and and CoS to implement the Vport H-QoS for individual user
individual and individual service. The CIR traffic is guaranteed, while the
service EIR traffic is scheduled according to EIR weight.
Supports traffic monitoring and traffic statistics.

Other ACL- Supports operations including copying to CPU, redirection,
ACL based and traffic mirroring.
operations Supports CoS, DSCP, and VLAN modification.
Supports rate limiting and egress shaping.

4.10 EOAM Features
Table 4-10 EOAM Features
Supports configuring MD, MA, and MP (MEP, MIP), including

the specified level and direction.
Supports up to 32 MDs with 512 MAs in each MD and 64
MPs in each MA.
Supports detecting 64 sessions at the same time.
Supports ETH CCM. Supports configuring the CMM message
interval (one of the seven specified intervals). The minimum
802.1ag CFM
value is 3.3 ms.
Supports ETH-LB. The related commands and results are
displayed, including delay information and packet loss
statistics. User can configure the overtime threshold (by
default: 5 s) through the commands.
Supports ETH-LT. A series of MIPs (from the source MEP to
the target MIP or MEP) are displayed.
4.11 Reliability and Redundancy Features
Table 4-11 Reliability and Redundancy Features
Forwarding
Both switching and control cards forward traffic, and they
plane load
Switching can be regarded as a switch.
balance
and control
cards Control plane CPUs of switching and control cards work in active/standby
redundant redundancy mode. The active CPU controls the system.
protection Supports ISSU based on soft-reset.
ISSU
Supports showing progress for software upgrading process.

Automatic
Supports external reference clock input of line clock,
frequency
synchronous Ethernet clock, and two channels of BITS.
synchronization
Supports automatic clock source selection.
source selection
Automatic
Clock Supports synchronous phase input of IEEE 1588 v2 and two
phase
redundant channels of 1PPS + ToD. Supports automatic phase source
synchronization
protection selection.
source selection
Smooth output Switching and control cards transmit synchronization signals

when active of frequency and phase to service cards. When the
standby cards switching and control cards are switched over, the output
switch over signals of frequency and phase remain smooth.
Secondary
Supports 2 or 4 power cards, connecting to two channels (A
power input
Power and B) of power supply.
redundancy
redundant
Secondary Supports two channels of power output (A and B) to cards.
protection
power output When one power card is failure, the other power card
redundancy provides power supply to the system.
Fan Fans in the fan box are arranged in two rows to ensure two
Dual-row fan
redundant fans for each card slot. When one fan is failed, the other fan
box
protection still can meet the heat dissipation requirement.
Cards are configured with a red high temperature threshold,

which cannot be modified by users. Temperature exceeding
the threshold may cause unrecoverable hardware failure or
Overheat Card overheat unsafe state. When a card's temperature reaches the
protection protection threshold, the card reports an alarm and is powered off
immediately. When the card is restarted, the system
provides special detection on the loading process, including
the delayed start of the integrated card and of some chips.

4.12 Energy Saving Features
Table 4-12 Energy Saving Features
Function Description
Card
The main power of unconfigured cards is turned off with only the basic
electromechanical
parameter query function being available.
management
Fan speed automatic The fan speed is automatically adjusted according to the ambient
adjustment temperature.
4.13 Netconf Management Features
Table 4-13 Netconf Management Features
Basic protocol Supports the Netconf protocol capabilities defined by

Netconf RFC6241: confirmed-commit.
protocol YANG model Supports the Netconf protocol capabilities defined by
enhancement RFC7950: YANG-library.
Security Supports RFC 4256 Generic Message Exchange
authentication Authentication for the Secure Shell Protocol (SSH)
Netconf
Transport layer Supports RFC 5647 AES Galois Counter Mode for the
over
protocol Secure Shell Transport Layer Protocol
SSH
Transport layer Supports FC6668 SHA-2 Data Integrity Verification for
protocol the Secure Shell (SSH) Transport Layer Protocol

5 Network Applications
5.1 FTTH Networking Application
FTTH is to connect equipment in the central office to the subscriber home using optical
fibers. In physical architecture, FTTH uses optical fiber to connect OLT and ONUs, and
ONUs, also named as ONTs, are deployed at subscriber home and provide UNIs to
subscribers.
Figure 5-1 shows the FTTH network topology using PON technology.
Figure 5-1 FTTH Network Topology
In the FTTH network, the OLT is a piece of equipment that is owned by the operator and
is closest to users. Therefore, the following factors should be considered when planning
the deployment position of the OLT: The OLT should be deployed in a way that makes it
easy to manage and maintain. The PON technology can provide an access distance of
over 20 km, and this advantage should be made the most of. The OLT should be deployed
in a way that reduces the costs of optical cables. The OLT is normally deployed in the
central equipment room or the equipment room of the residential neighborhood. The ONT
should be put in a place in the home that is hidden but convenient for maintenance. The
ONU is usually installed on desktops (use an intelligent terminal box) within users’ homes.
FTTH terminals are divided to two types: One type is the ONU with uplink PON interfaces,
with home services carried on CAT-5 cable or WLAN (built-in or external AP), and the

other type is SFU + HGW, which is used in the scenarios where the fibers are not deployed
in the users’ premises.
The ZXA10 C600/C650/C620 works as an OLT in an FTTH network to provide multiple

services including voice, digital home, broadband (wireline or wireless), IPTV, and CATV.
The OLT works with series ONUs/ONTs to deliver multi-service access such as of wireline,
wireless, WAN and LAN.
5.2 FTTB Networking Application
Fiber to the Building (FTTB) supports two application scenarios: FTTB + LAN and FTTB
+ DSL.
Figure 5-2 shows the FTTB network topology using the xPON technology.
Figure 5-2 FTTB Network Topology
FTTB+LAN routes fibers to buildings and CAT-5 cables to homes. With a copper access
range of less than 100m, this mode is mainly applied in scenarios where CAT-5 cables
are routed new-built buildings and transformed neighborhoods to provide a high
bandwidth and a wide coverage. Because FTTB+LAN saves fiber resources, PON ports

and OLTs, its deployment cost is lower than that of FTTH when the user density is high.
OLTs can be centrally deployed in the equipment building or at access points, with
centralized deployment being the preferred mode. The LAN MDU is used as the ONU,
generally deployed in an integrated information box in the corridor, and shared by multiple
users. The MDU covers a range of no more than 100m and provides voice/data/video
services through a built-in IAD. The MDU provides two types: pure-broadband and hybrid
broadband/narrowband. Considering user bandwidth, MDU capacity and distribution, it is
recommended that no more than 16 LAN MDUs be connected to each PON port. The
MDU has two forms: fixed configuration and plug-in configuration. The fixed-configuration
MDU provides a mixture of pure-broadband and hybrid broadband/narrowband. The plug-
in MDU offers more flexibility in configuring card types and quantities of broadband,
narrowband and other cards.
FTTB+DSL is another FTTB mode. It routes fibers to buildings and uses an ONU that
integrates a mini DSLAM. It allows for user access by the VDSL2/ADSL2+ technology.
FTTB+DSL is especially suitable for reusing existing copper resources and using users'
telephone lines to access services. It suits the scenarios where neither drop fiber or CAT-
5 cables are deployed to homes. The length of copper cables is generally 100m to 500m.
We recommend that the maximum length of copper cables should not exceed 500m. A
single ONU in FTTB+DSL mode has a larger capacity and covers more users than that in
FTTB+LAN mode. The ONU is normally deployed within buildings. FTTB+DSL is mainly
used in scenarios where only twisted pairs are routed to homes. Its main application
requirements are the same as those of the FTTB+LAN. OLTs can be centrally deployed
in equipment buildings or at access points, with centralized deployment being the
preferred mode. The MDU provides two types: pure-broadband and hybrid
broadband+narrowband. Considering user bandwidth, DSL MDU capacity and distribution,
it is recommended that no more than 8 LAN MDUs be connected to each PON port. Like
the LAN MDU, the DSL MDU also has two forms: fixed-configuration and plug-in.
The ZXA10 C600/C650/C620 work as an OLT in FTTB scenarios, connecting with ONUs
to provide users with multiple services including IPTV, voice and Internet.

5.3 FTTO Networking Application
Fiber To The Office (FTTO) connects equipment in the central office to a company or an
office using optical fibers. The equipment or network deployed behind the ONU/ONT is
managed by the user. In some countries, this optical mode sometimes is also called Fiber
To The Business (FTTBusiness).
Since broadband users in commercial districts are generally centralized, it is suggested

to place OLTs in access equipment rooms in multi-storied buildings and install a level-1
fiber splitter box on each floor or every 2-3 adjacent floors. Optical splitters (usually 1:32
or 1:64) are installed in fiber splitter boxes to conduct “level-1 optical splitting”. Install a
level-1 fiber splitter box on one floor with more than 32/64 households. Multiple floors can
share one level-1 fiber splitter box if the users on one floor is less than 32/64 households.
Trunk fibers are laid from the OLT to fiber splitter boxes through weak current wells. The
lowest capacity of fiber cores is decided by the total number of users in the building and
the split ratio of the optical splitter. Fiberl splitter boxes are directly connected to users via
fibers, or for construction convenience, via level-2 fiber splitter boxes. At this time, level-
2 fiber splitter boxes only act as a fusion splice and distribution convergence point instead
of an optical splitter point.
Figure 5-3 shows the FTTO network topology using the xPON technology.-
Figure 5-3 FTTO Network Topology

The main difference between FTTO and FTTH lies in the services they provide. FTTO
application does not necessarily cover streaming services such as IPTV but definitely
involves dedicated lines. Currently FTTO application features a heavy presence of TDM
dedicated line services.
FTTO is ideal for government and enterprise communications. Government

communications occur within or between government agencies including administration,
courts, police, taxation, transportation and finance. Government communications provide
integrated service access involving voice, data and video. The security of data service in
government communications is more important than that in enterprise and personal
communications. Traditional LAN access solutions are not a good fit for government
communications because they are complex in networking, poor in security, and
insufficient in integrated service access. In contrast, ZTE's FTTx solution not only fully
meets government communications requirements, but also provides unique features
through the ZTE xPON system, including a superlong passive access range, VPN
isolation and LAN interconnection, dynamic bandwidth allocation, integrated service
access, a wide range of access terminals, and centralized management. The government
information network built using the ZTE solution works in FTTO mode to provide
differentiated services for government agencies.
Enterprise customers, such as conference venues, upscale office buildings, and hotels,
bring in high added value. These users need a diverse range of services, demand a high
service quality, and are not sensitive to service tariffs. While developing enterprise group
users is crucial to increasing ARPU for operators, a well-rounded enterprise information
solution is an important tool for them to gain such users.
The ZXA10 C620 works as an OLT in FTTO scenarios, supporting optical line protection.
The terminals it connects to are SBUs and MTUs. In addition to services for government
and enterprise users such as voice, wired/wireless broadband, LAN interconnection,
videoconferencing and IPTV, the OLT can also provide services including enterprise PBX
and TDM dedicated line services, for which the OLT provides complete QoS assurance
mechanism.

5.4 FTTC Networking Application
Fiber To The Curb (FTTC) is applied in residential areas and rural areas, as the
complement of FTTB/FTTH. In FTTC application, fibers are connected to the ONUs or
DSLAMs on the curbs, twisted pairs are connected to subscribers. The ONU capacity in
FTTC is larger than that in FTTB + DSL. ONUs are usually placed in OCCs, equipment
rooms in residential communities, or outdoor cabinets.
Figure 5-4 shows the FTTC networking diagram using the xPON technology.
Figure 5-4 FTTC Networking Diagram
FTTC is suitable for informationization construction in rural areas, and prevents the trunk
copper cables from being stolen.
OLTs are placed in the equipment room of districts or counties. DSL MDUs are placed in
villages. Using passive splitter, multiple areas and villages can share the trunk fibers to
save the network buildout and maintenance cost.
The ZXA10 C620, as an OLT in FTTC networks, is connected to ONUs or DSLAMS on

curbs. ONUs and DSLAMs are connected to villages via twisted pairs, providing multiple
services including voice, video, and the Internet services. In a FTTC network, multiple
access DSL MDUs are used, providing more voice ports than broadband ports. We
recommend a broadband to narrowband ratio of 1:2 to 1:4.

5.5 FTTM Networking Application
In mobile era, the mobile base stations include macro base stations (3G NB, LTE eNB)
and small cell stations (micro, pico, femto) for different deployment scenarios. These
stations intend to enhance subscriber capacity and bandwidth and implement extensive
service coverage.
Operators usually adopt IP network to connect LTE base stations. The networks cover
the existing 2G/3G macro base stations, and are extended to satisfy the high density
requirement of LTE or future 5G. Especially, the small cell base stations require flexible
carrier technologies for cost and construction considerations..
FTTM provides a cost-effective and upgradable solution to operators by leveraging FTTx

networks for mobile backhauling. FTTM is a complement connection for those stations
not reached by IPRAN/PTN. Many operators have implemented FTTM based PON to
bear smallcells or even macro sites in the market.
5.5.1 FTTM Backhaul Solution
In 3G/LTE stage, base stations are extensively connected via Ethernet to network, see
Figure 5-5 for end to end topology.

Figure 5-5 FTTM Bearing Mobile Backhaul Network Diagram
⚫ Scenario 1: For the Ethernet backhaul service of LTE, FTTM provides the
xPON CBU/ONU or GE/10GE P2P interfaces to connect the base stations.
The OLT is connected to the mobile core network through PSN, for example,
IPRAN The FTTM network supports Ethernet transparent transmission of
backhaul service, the backhaul service connects to PSN network in IP/MPLS
L2VPN, and then traverses MAN L3VPN to core network..
⚫ Scenario 2: For the Ethernet backhaul service of LTE, FTTM provides the
xPON CBU/ONU or GE/10GE P2P interfaces to connect the base stations.
The OLT is connected to the mobile core network through PSN, for example,
a PTN domain. The FTTM network supports Ethernet transparent
transmission over PON and de-capsulated back to Ethernet at OLT. The
backhaul service connects to an upstream PSN domain (MPLS-TP) and then
traverses MAN L3VPN to core network.
The metropolitan area core device acts as the GPS clock input node, providing
synchronization signals to the mobile backhaul by using synchronous Ethernet and
1588v2. In case the upper layer devices do not support time/clock delivery, OLT also
supports interfaces to an external clock and time as synchronization sources.
The main differences of macro base stations and small cell bearing are:

1, Macro station requires higher demands on network reliability
The reliability of Macro station data-transport shall ensure 99.999% traffic hitless within a
year, while the small cell system only requires 99.99%~99.9% traffic hitless within a year,
almost 10~100 times of Macro station that required.
Macro stations have been bearing much more subscribers than Micro cell, therefore the
network reliability and traffic hitless are crucial. The traditional and recommended bearing
technologies for Macro Stations are ususally IPRAN(IP/MPLS) and PTN(MPLS-TP) which
can provide high reliability.
2, Macro station requires carrier grade End to End network OAM
The MPLS OAM, MPLS-TP OAM technologies can provide carrier grade end to end
network operation and maintenance, provide means of Telecom level protection and
restoration when fault occurred and detected for the existing IPRAN, PTN network (as
bearer of Macro stations). The OLT system supports the EOAM for trouble-shooting the
CBU/ONU, network operator needs to incorporate this management of Eth Over PON
session into the IPRAN or PTN network to cooperate with the MPLS/MPLS-TP OAM when
the OLT based system for Macro stations was adopted.
3, Macro station has more concerns on network security
The IPRAN, PTN network is traditionally trustable from the EPC’s view. The operators
who selected PON access network shall ensure this access portion as trusted network.
PON is not only a good candidate solution for small cell, but also for macro base station
given the fact that operators are informed with the differences above.
6 Interfaces
6.1 Maintenance Interfaces
Table 6-1 lists the specifications and functions of ZXA10 C620 maintenance interfaces.

Table 6-1 Maintenance Interface Descriptions
Card Interface Function Specification
SPUF CONSOLE Local debug, RS232 serial port, RJ-45

connected to local interface.
RS232 serial port.
MGMT Local debug, 10M/100M/1000M Base-

connected to local T adaptive, RJ-45
RJ45 interface. interface.
CLKI/TIMI 120Ω BITS clock RJ-45 interface.

1/1PPS+ToD clock
input interface
MONITOR Monitoring interface RS232 serial interface

and four-channel switch,
RJ-45 interface.
ODB Card debugging RS232 serial port. RJ-45

serial port. interface.
Connected to the
line-card CPU serial
port. The card slot
can be configured.
USB Local debug, USB interface

connected to a USB
device
6.2 Service Interfaces
Table 6-2 lists the descriptions of ZXA10 C620 service interfaces.
Table 6-2 Descriptions of Service Interfaces
Card or Interface Function Specification

Module
GFGH GPON GPON service GPON SFP interface,

access including four types of
optical modules: Class
B+, Class C+,Class D,
SC/UPC connector.


Module
GFTH XGS-PON XGS-PON service XGS-PON SFP+

access interface, including two
types of optical
modules: N1, N2,
SC/UPC connector.
GFXH XG-PON XG-PON service XG-PON SFP+

types of optical
modules: N1, N2a,
SC/UPC connector.
GFBH XG-PON&GPON XG-PON&GPON XG-PON&GPON

Combo service access Combo SFP+ interface,
with built-in internal
multiplexing, SC/UPC
optical connector.
GFCH XGS-PON&GPON XGS-PON&GPON XGS-PON&GPON

Combo service access Combo SFP+ interface,
optical connector.
HFTH GPON or XGS- GPON or XGS- GPON SFP interface,

PON or XGS- PON or XGS- including four types of
PON&GPON PON&GPON optical modules: Class
Combo service access B+, Class C+,Class D,
SC/UPC connector.
XGS-PON SFP+
interface, including two
types of optical
modules: N1, N2,
SC/UPC connector.
XGS-PON&GPON
Combo SFP+ interface,
optical connector.
EFTH 10G-EPON 10G-EPON service 10G-EPON SFP+



Module
types of optical
modules: PRX30
asymmetric, PR30
symmetric, SC/UPC
connector.
PFEK GE P2P/FE GE P2P/FE P2P GE/FE CSFP interface,

P2P/GE/FE /GE/FE user including the optical
access module of 10 km, 40
km, and 80 km LC/UPC
connector.
GE/FE SFP interface,
including four types of
optical modules: 550 m,
10 km, 40 km, and 80
km, LC/UPC connector.
6.3 LED Indicators
Table 6-3 describes the LED indicators of the ZXA10 C620.
Table 6-3 Indicators Descriptions
Card Indicator Status Description
SPUF RUN OFF The card is powered OFF.
Green LED The card works properly

flashes slowly (INSERVICE).
(1Hz).
Green LED The card is in the process for
flashes quickly configuration (Being Configured).
(2 Hz).
Red LED is The card is being powered on or

ON. CPLD is upgrading.
M/S Green LED is This card is the active card.

ON

Card Indicator Status Description
OFF This card is the standby card.
ACT1-4 Green LED is The 10G/GE port is link up.

ON
Green LED Transmitting or receiving 10G-GE
flashes data.
OFF 10G/GE port is link down.
Service card RUN OFF The card is powered OFF.
Green LED The card works properly

flashes slowly (INSERVICE).
(1Hz).
Green LED The card is in configuring process
flashes quickly (Being Configured).
(2 Hz).
Green LED is The card is being powered on or

ON. CPLD is upgrading.The card is in
CPLD upgrading process.
PON port Green LED is The PON port is operating
indicator on. properly.
Red LED is on. An LOS alarm (broken fiber) is

raised on the PON port.
OFF The PON port does not work.
Eth port Green LED is The port link is in UP state.

indicator on.
Green LED Data is being transmitted.

flashes.
OFF The port link is in DOWN state.

FAN Unit RUN Green LED The fan unit is operating properly.
flashes slowly
(1 Hz)
Red LED is on. The fan unit is failed.

7 Reliability Design
7.1 Hardware Reliability

The ZXA10 C620 uses a distributed hardware architecture with redundant key
components. All cards and fan box are hot pluggable.
7.1.1 Distributed Design
The ZXA10 C620 uses a distributed hardware architecture, implements distributed

process by modularized design of functions. Function modules include switching and
control module, service card module and uplink card module. Functions of modules are
independent and controlled by different processors. The fault of one processor does not
affect the running of the whole system.
7.1.2 Redundancy Design
The ZXA10 C620 uses a reliable design on key hardware components, including
active/backup protection, load sharing, hardware backup, which ensure reliability of the
hardware system.
⚫ Card active/standby protection
Key components use multiple processors redundant technology. The switch and
control card, power card, and uplink module adopt active and backup mechanism.
Under normal situations, the active components run, and the backup components
keep synchronization with the active one. Once an active component is faulty, the
backup component takes over the role of the active one to ensure uninterrupted
services.
⚫ Load sharing
The switch and control cards support load sharing. In normal condition, both switch
and control cards are responsible for system control and service processing. When
one card is faulty, the other card performs system control and service processing

independently. Only the switching capacity is affected, the services are not
interrupted.
⚫ Physical backup
The ZXA10 C6xx supports two rows of fans and ensures that two fans run for the
ventilation of each card. In case of any fan is faulty, there is sufficient ventilation for
each card.
In case of single line fan operation, the ZXA10 C6xx can operate properly for 96
hours and reports alarms for fan replacement. The air volume is enough to ensure
the reliable heat dissipation for cards.
Meanwhile, the fans operate at full speed when the control circuit of the fan control
card is out of service, which ensures the reliable heat dissipation for the system.
7.2 Software Reliability
7.2.1 Loose Coupling Design
The ZXA10 C620 software uses a hierarchical modularized structure. Each module is
designed on loose coupling mechanism. When one software module is abnormal, the
effect on other modules is reduced to the minimum.
7.2.2 Fault Tolerant Ability
The ZXA10 C620 support periodical detection on software resources, task detection,
storage protection, data check, and operation logs to prevent system from the impact of
software faults and enhance the fault-tolerant ability of the software system.

7.2.3 Fault Detection and Processing
The ZXA10 C620 support automatic detection and diagnosis on system hardware and
software. The faulty hardware is automatically isolated, swapped, reset, or reloaded.
Fault detection and processing includes CPU system fault detection and switching
network system fault detection. CPU system fault detection includes CPU usage, burst
traffic, and abnormal alarms. Switching network system fault detection includes internal
port link interruption.
7.2.4 Hot Patch
When the equipment is running, the software may need error correction for bugs or
adaptation to add new function to satisfy service requirements.
The ZXA10 C620 support hot patch for switch and control card software, which means
the version of the switch and control card can be upgraded online without interrupting the
service.
7.3 Data Reliability
The ZXA10 C620 support strict data protection mechanism.
⚫ Boot chip backup: All cards support active and backup boot flash memory chips.
When the upgraded boot version is faulty, the system can start up using the pervious
boot version.
⚫ Configuration data backup: Support real-time data synchronization and backup

between the active and backup switch and control cards, and the synchronization
time can be configured. When the active switch and control card is faulty, the backup
switch and control card becomes the active card instantly without affecting the
services.
⚫ Data comparison: Support displaying the version files and configuration files in DIR
mode, including file names, file size, saving time, by which files can be compared.

7.4 Networking Reliability
The ZXA10 C620 support uplink trunk protection networking, dual uplink networking, ring
networking, and cascading networking. The ZXA10 C620 support service and equipment
protection on the network layer, and PON Type B protection on the service layer. For
details, refer to “Networking Features”.
8 Technical Specifications
8.1 Performance Specifications
8.1.1 System Performance
Table 8-1 ZXA10 C620 System Performance Specifications
Parameter Description
Slot bandwidth ZXA10 C620: 100 Gbps
Switching capacity of backplane ZXA10 C620: 480Gbit/s (bi-direction)

bus
Switch and control card ZXA10 C620: 180Gbit/s (single switch card SPUF)
switching capacity
System switching capacity ZXA10 C620: 360 Gbit/s
Switching and forwarding delay Upstream: < 1500 us

Downstream: < 100 us
Full load bit error rate <10E-9 (full load transmission)
Table 8-2 ZXA10 C620 System Reliability Specifications
Parameter ZXA10 C620
System redundancy Supports redundancy of switch and control cards,

switch cards, uplink cards, and power cards

Typical configuration >99.999%

availability
MTBF >30 year
MTTR 30 min
8.1.2 System Configurations
Table 8-3 ZXA10 C620 System Configurations
Management interface One serial interface (RS232)

One out-of-band NM GE electrical
interface
Detection interface External Environment detection

interface
Maximum GPON interfaces 32
Maximum XG-PON 32
interfaces
Maximum XGS-PON 32
interfaces
Maximum XG-PON&GPON 32
Combo interfaces
Maximum 10G-EPON 32
interfaces
Maximum P2P interfaces 96
Number of GE ports of the 8

entire system
Number of 10-GE ports of 8

the entire system

8.1.3 Interface Type and Quantity
Table 8-4 ZXA10C620 Management Interfaces
Interface Type Interface Card Interface

Quantity
Out-of-band NM SPUF 1
interface (RJ45)
Local serial SPUF 1

interface (console)
Table 8-5 ZXA10 C620 Service Interfaces
Interface Type Interface Card Interface

Quantity
GPON GFGH/HFTH 16
10G-EPON EFTH 16
XG-PON GFXH 16
XG-PON/GPON GFBH 16
XGS-PON GFTH/HFTH 16
XGS-PON/GPON GFCH/HFTH 16
GE PFEK 24
GE P2P PFEK 48
FE P2P PFEK 48

8.2 Device Specifications
8.2.1 ZXA10 C6XX Cabinet Technical Specifications
Table 8-6 Cabinet Physical Specifications
Cabinet Dimensions (Height × Weight（ Typical

Width × Depth) Empty Configuration
Cabinet）
B6030-22C-EC 2200 mm × 600 mm × 50 kg Two 21-inch ZXA10

300 mm C600
EC90ED 12AH cabinet: 992 mm x 650 12Ah cabinet: One chassis of ZXA10
mm x 250 mm 35 kg C620
38AH cabinet: 1362 mm x 38Ah cabinet:
650 mm x 250 mm 43 kg
Table 8-7 Cabinet Power Specifications
Parameter B6030-22C-EC EC90ED
Power supply DC, AC (with power unit) AC
Rated voltage DC: -48 V～-60 V 220V/110V(Dual live wire)
Voltage range DC: -38.4～ -72V 100V-240V
Maximum input current -- 6A
8.2.2 ZXA10 C620 Shelf Specifications
Table 8-8 ZXA10 C620 Technical Specifications
Parameter Specification
Dimensions 86.1 mm x 482.6 mm x 270 mm (Height × Width × Depth)
Weight Empty shelf: 3 kg

Full configuration: < 13 kg
Power supply DC AC
Rated voltage 100V～240V

–48V～–60V

Voltage range 90V～264V

-38.4V～-72V
Maximum input 15A 5A

current
Maximum heat Maximum power consumption*95%

dissipation
Noise (sound power <63 dBA@25℃

level)
8.2.3 Technical Specifications of Cards
8.2.3.1 XG-PON/XGS-PON/GPON Interfaces
Table 8-9 GPON Optical Module Specifications
Type Single Fiber Single Fiber Single Fiber

Bidirectional Bidirectional Bidirectional
Optical Module, Optical Module, Optical Module,
Class B+ Class C+ Class D
Operating Tx: 1490 nm Tx: 1490 nm Tx: 1490 nm
wavelength Rx: 1310 nm Rx: 1310 nm Rx: 1310 nm
Encapsulation SFP SFP SFP

mode
Bandwidth Tx: 2.488 Gb/s Tx: 2.488 Gb/s Tx: 2.488 Gb/s
Rx: 1.244 Gb/s Rx: 1.244 Gb/s Rx: 1.244 Gb/s
Minimum 1.5 dBm 3.0 dBm 6.0 dBm

output optical
power
Maximum 5.0 dBm 7.0 dBm 9.0 dBm

output optical
power
Maximum -28.0 dBm -32.0 dBm -35.0 dBm

receiver
sensitivity

Type Single Fiber Single Fiber Single Fiber

Bidirectional Bidirectional Bidirectional
Optical Module, Optical Module, Optical Module,
Class B+ Class C+ Class D
Optical SC/UPC SC/UPC SC/UPC
connector
type
Optical fiber Single mode Single mode Single mode

type
Transmission 20. 0 km 20. 0 km 20. 0 km

distance
Saturation -8.0 dBm -12.0 dBm -15.0 dBm

optical power
Extinction 8.2 dB 8.2 dB 8.2 dB

ratio
Table 8-10 XG-PON Optical Module Specifications
Type Single Fiber Bidirectional Single Fiber Bidirectional

Optical Module, N1 Optical Module, N2a
Operating Tx: 1577 nm, Rx: 1270 nm Tx: 1577 nm, Rx: 1270 nm
wavelength
Encapsulation mode SFP+ SFP+
Bandwidth Tx: 10 Gb/s, Rx: 2.488 Gb/s Tx: 10 Gb/s, Rx: 2.488 Gb/s
Minimum output 2 dBm 4 dBm

optical power
Maximum output 6 dBm 8 dBm

optical power
Maximum receiver -27.5 dBm -29.5 dBm

sensitivity
Optical connector SC/UPC SC/UPC

type
Optical fiber type Single mode Single mode
Transmission 20 km 20 km
distance
Saturation optical -7 dBm -9 dBm

power


Optical Module, N1 Optical Module, N2a
Extinction ratio 8.2 dB 8.2 dB
Table 8-11 XG-PON&GPON Combo Optical Module Specifications
Type Single Fiber Bidirectional Optical Single Fiber Bidirectional Optical

Module, N1/B+ Module, N2a/C+
Type XG-PON N1 GPON B+ XG-PON N2a GPON C+
Operating Tx: 1577 nm Tx: 1490 nm Tx: 1577 nm Tx: 1490 nm

wavelength Rx: 1270 nm Rx: 1310 nm Rx: 1270 nm Rx: 1310 nm
Encapsulation SFP+ SFP+

mode
Bandwidth Tx: 9.953 Gb/s Tx: 2.488 Tx: 9.953 Gb/s Tx: 2.488 Gb/s
Rx: 2.488 Gb/s Gb/s Rx: 2.488 Gb/s Rx: 1.244 Gb/s
Rx: 1.244
Gb/s
Minimum 2 dBm 1.5 dBm 4 dBm 3.0 dBm

output optical
power
Maximum 6 dBm 5.0 dBm 8 dBm 7.0 dBm

output optical
power
Maximum -27.5 dBm -28.0 dBm -29.5 dBm -32.0 dBm

receiver
sensitivity
Optical SC/UPC SC/UPC

connector
type
Optical fiber Single mode Single mode

type
distance
Saturation -7 dBm -8.0 dBm -9 dBm -12.0 dBm

optical power
Extinction 8.2 dB 8.2 dB 8.2 dB 8.2 dB

ratio

Table 8-12 XGS-PON Optical Module Specifications

Optical Module, N1 Optical Module, N2
Operating Tx: 1577 nm, Rx: 1270 nm Tx: 1577 nm, Rx: 1270 nm
wavelength
Bandwidth Tx: 10 Gb/s, Rx: 10 Gb/s Tx: 10 Gb/s, Rx: 10 Gb/s
Minimum output 2 dBm 4 dBm

optical power
Maximum output 5 dBm 7 dBm

optical power
Maximum receiver -26 dBm -28 dBm

sensitivity

type
distance

power
8.2.3.2 10G-EPON/EPON Interface
Table 8-13 10G-EPON Optical Module Specifications

Optical Module, Optical Module, symmetric
asymmetric PRX30 PR30
Operating Tx: 1577/1490 nm, Rx: Tx: 1577/1490 nm, Rx:
wavelength 1270 nm 1270/1310 nm
Encapsulation SFP+ SFP+

mode
Bandwidth Tx: 10.3125/1.25 Gbps Tx: 10.3125/1.25 Gbps

Rx: 1.25 Gbps Rx: 10.3125/1.25 Gbps


Optical Module, Optical Module, symmetric
asymmetric PRX30 PR30
Minimum output 10G channel: 2.5 dBm 10G channel: 2.5 dBm
optical power 1G channel: 3 dBm 1G channel: 3 dBm
Maximum output 10G channel: 5 dBm 10G channel: 5 dBm

optical power 1G channel: 7 dBm 1G channel: 7 dBm
Maximum receiver -31 dBm 10G channel: ≥-28.5 dBm

sensitivity 1G channel: ≥-31 dBm

type
distance

power
Extinction ratio 10G channel: ≥7 dB 10G channel: ≥7 dB

1G channel: ≥9 dB 1G channel: ≥9 dB
8.2.3.3 GE Interfaces
Table 8-14 Single Channel Dual Fiber Bidirectional GE Optical Module Specifications
Type Single Channel Dual Fiber Bidirectional Optical Module
Standard model 1000BAS 1000BAS 1000BAS 1000BAS 1000BAS 1000BAS

E-SX E-LX10 E-EX E-XD E-ZX E-EZX
Operating 850 nm 1310 nm 1310 nm 1550 nm 1550 nm 1550 nm

wavelength
Encapsulation SFP SFP SFP SFP SFP SFP

mode
Bandwidth 1.25 Gb/s 1.25 Gb/s 1.25 Gb/s 1.25 Gb/s 1.25 Gb/s 1.25 Gb/s
Minimum output -9.5 dBm -9.0 dBm -4.5 dBm -5.0 dBm 0 dBm 0 dBm
optical power
Maximum output -4.0 dBm -3.0 dB 5.0 dBm 0.0 dBm 5.0 dBm 5.0 dBm
optical power

Maximum -17.0 -19.0 -22.0 -23.0 -22.0 -30.0

receiver dBm dBm dBm dBm dBm dBm
sensitivity
Optical LC LC LC LC LC LC
connector type
Optical fiber Multi- Single Single Single Single Single

type mode mode mode mode mode mode
Transmission 0.55 km 10.0 km 40.0 km 40.0 km 80.0 km 120.0 km

distance
Saturation -3.0 dBm -3.0 dBm -3.0 dBm -3.0 dBm 0.0 dBm -10.0
optical power dBm
Table 8-15 Single Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional GE Optical Module Specifications
Type Single Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional Optical Module
Standard model 1000BASE- 1000BASE- 1000BASE-BX40- 1000BASE-

BX10-U BX10-D U BX40-D
Operating Tx: 1310 nm Tx: 1490 nm Tx: 1310 nm Tx: 1490 nm
wavelength Rx: 1490 nm Rx: 1310 nm Rx: 1490 nm Rx: 1310 nm
Encapsulation SFP SFP SFP SFP

mode
Bandwidth 1.25 Gb/s 1.25 Gb/s 1.25 Gb/s 1.25 Gbps
Minimum output -9.0 dBm -9.0 dBm -3.0 dBm -3.0 dBm
optical power
Maximum output -3.0 dBm -3.0 dBm 3.0 dBm 3.0 dBm
optical power
Maximum -19.5 dBm -19.5 dBm -23 dBm -23 dBm

receiver
sensitivity
Optical LC LC LC LC
connector type
Optical fiber Single mode Single mode Single mode Single mode
type
Transmission 10.0 km 10.0 km 40.0 km 40.0 km

distance

Type Single Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional Optical Module
Saturation 3.0 dBm 3.0 dBm 3.0 dBm 3.0 dBm

optical power
Extinction ratio 6.0 dB 6.0 dB 9.0 dB 9.0 dB
Table 8-16 Dual Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional GE Optical Module Specifications
Type Dual Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional GE Optical

Module
Standard model 1000BASE-BX10-D Bi-Di
Operating Tx: 1490 nm, Rx: 1310 nm

wavelength
Encapsulation mode CSFP
Bandwidth 1.25 Gb/s
Minimum output -9.0 dBm

optical power
Maximum output -3.0 dBm

optical power
Maximum receiver -19.5 dBm

sensitivity
Optical connector LC
type
Optical fiber type Single mode
Transmission 10.0 km
distance
Saturation optical -3.0 dBm

power
Extinction ratio 6.0 dB
Table 8-17 GE Electrical Interface Specifications
Type SFP Electrical Interface
Standard model 1000BASE-T
Interface type RJ-45 (TPI)
Rate Full-duplex 10/100 /1000 Mbps

Type SFP Electrical Interface
Standard model 1000BASE-T
Maximum 100 m
transmission
distance
Standard compliance IEEE 802.3u
Cable type CAT-5 twisted pair cable
8.2.3.4 FE Interfaces
Table 8-18 Single Channel Dual Fiber Bidirectional FE Optical Module Specifications
Type Single Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional GE Optical Module
Standard model 100BASE- 100BASE- 100BASE- 100BASE-

LX10 LX40 LX80 LX100
Operating 1310 nm 1310 nm 1550 nm 1550 nm
wavelength
Encapsulation SFP SFP SFP SFP

mode
Bandwidth 155Mb/s 155Mb/s 155Mb/s 155Mb/s
Minimum output -14.0dBm -5.0dBm -3.0dBm -5.0dBm

optical power
Maximum output -8.0dBm 0.0dBm 3.0dBm 5.0dBm

optical power
Maximum -31.0dBm -36.0dBm -37.0dBm -37.0dBm

receiver
sensitivity
Optical LC LC LC LC
connector type
Optical fiber type Single mode Single mode Single mode Single mode
Transmission 15km 40.0km 80.0km 80~100km

distance
Saturation -8.0dBm -10.0dBm -10.0dBm -10.0dBm

optical power
Extinction ratio 8.0dB 10.0dB 10.0dB 10.0dB

Table 8-19 Single Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional FE Optical Module Specifications
Type Single Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional FE Optical Module
Standard 100BASE- 100BASE- 100BASE- 100BASE-

model BX15-D BX15-U BX40-D BX40-U
Operating Tx: 1550nm Tx: 1310nm Tx: 1550nm Tx: 1310nm

wavelength Rx: 1310nm Rx: 1550nm Rx: 1310nm Rx: 1550nm
Encapsulati SFP SFP SFP SFP

on mode
Bandwidth 155Mbps 155Mbps 155Mbps 155Mbps
Minimum -14.0dBm -14.0dBm -4.0dBm -4.0dBm

output
optical
power
Maximum -8.0dBm -8.0dBm 0.0dBm 0.0dBm

output
optical
power
Maximum -31dBm -31dBm -34dBm -34dBm

receiver
sensitivity
Optical LC LC LC LC
connector
type
Optical fiber Single mode Single mode Single mode Single mode
type
Transmissio 15.0km 15.0km 40.0km 40.0km

n distance
Saturation -3.0dBm -3.0dBm 0.0dBm 0.0dBm

optical
power
Extinction 10.0dB 10.0dB 10.0dB 10.0dB

ratio
Table 8-20 Dual Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional GE Optical Module Specifications
Item Dual Channel Single Fiber

Bidirectional Optical Module option2

Standard type 1000BASE-BX10-D Bi-Di
Operating wavelength Tx: 1490 nm
Rx: 1310 nm
Encapsulation mode CSFP
Bandwidth 1.25Gb/s
Minimum output optical power -9.0dBm
Maximum output optical power -3.0dBm
Maximum receiver sensitivity -19.5dBm
Optical connector type LC
Optical fiber type Single mode
Transmission distance 10.0 km
Saturation optical power -3.0 dBm
Extinction ratio 6.0 dB
8.2.3.5 10GE Interfaces
Table 8-21 Single Channel Dual Fiber Bidirectional 10GE Optical Module Specification
Standard 10GBASE-SR 10GBASE-LR10 10GBASE-LR40 10GBASE-ER 10GBASE-ZR

model
Operating 850 nm 1310 nm 1310 nm 1550 nm 1550 nm

wavelength
Encapsulation SFP+ SFP+ SFP+ SFP+ SFP+

mode
Bandwidth 10.3125 Gb/s 10.3125 Gb/s 10.3125 Gb/s 10.3125 Gb/s 10.3125 Gb/s

Minimum -5.0 dBm -8.2 dBm 1 dBm -4.7 dBm 0.0 dBm
output optical
power
Maximum -1.0 dBm 0.5 dBm 5.0 dBm 4.0 dBm 4.0 dBm
output optical
power
Maximum -9.9 dBm -14.4 dBm -15 dBm -15.8 dBm -24 dBm
receiver
sensitivity
Optical LC LC LC LC LC
connector
type
Optical fiber Multimode Single mode Single mode Single mode Single mode
type
Transmission 0.3km 10.0 km 40.0 km 40.0 km 80.0 km

distance
Saturation 0.5 dBm 0.5 dBm 0.5 dBm -1.0 dBm -7.0 dBm
optical power
Extinction 3 dB 3.5 dB 3.5 dB 7.2 dB 9 dB

ratio
Table 8-22 Single Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional 10GE Optical Module
Specification
Parameter Single Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional

Optical Module
Standard model 10GBASE-BX15-D 10GBASE-BX15-U
Operating wavelength Tx: 1330 nm Tx: 1270 nm

Rx: 1270 nm Rx: 1330 nm
Bandwidth 10.3125 Gb/s 10.3125 Gb/s
Minimum output optical power -5.2 dBm -5.2 dBm
Maximum output optical power 0.5 dBm 0.5 dBm
Maximum receiver sensitivity -14.4 dBm -14.4 dBm
Optical connector type LC LC

Parameter Single Channel Single Fiber Bidirectional

Optical Module
Transmission distance 15.0 km 15.0 km
Saturation optical power 0.5 dBm 0.5 dBm
8.2.3.6 Clock Interfaces
Table 8-23 1PPS+ToD + 2Mbits/2MHz Interface Specifications
Interface type RJ45
Power level RS232
1PPS specification The rising edge indicates the accurate time edge (start point of
a second), the rising time is less than 50 ns, the pulse width
should be 20ms ~200 ms.
ToD specification ToD message default baud rate is 9600, no parity, one start bit
(low voltage), one stop bit (high voltage), idle frame is high
voltage, 8 bits. ToD message is transmitted 1 ms after the
1PPS rising edge and within 500 ms. The ToD message
indicates the rising time. ToD message transmission frequency
is 1 Hz.
2Mbits/2MHz Default input interface,120Ω
8.2.3.7 Management Interfaces
Table 8-24 Management Interface Specifications
Interface type RJ45

Function one out-band management interface(MGMT)
8.2.3.8 Console Interfaces
Table 8-25 Console Interface Specifications
Interface type RJ45
Function Provides the maintenance serial port (CONSOLE).

Provides environment monitoring serial port and two digital
sensors sharing the same port (MONITOR).
Provides connected to the line-card CPU serial port.

The card slot can be configured (ODB).

9 Environmental Requirements
9.1 Power Requirements
Table 9-1 ZXA10 C620 Power Requirements
Item Specification
Operating voltage Rated voltage -48V DC

(standard -48V ± 20%
Voltage range
configuration)
Operating voltage (CIS Rated voltage -60V DC

country configuration) Voltage range -60V ± 20%
Operating current ZXA10 C620: ≤15 A
Note: The current specification is only for reference. With the continuing power
consumption reduction design, the maximum operating current will keep dropping.
9.2 Operating Environment
9.2.1 Climate Environment
Table 9-2 Operating Climate Requirements
Item ZXA10 C620
Temperature -40°C ~ 65°C ,min. start-up temperature is -25 °C
Temperature change ratio ≤1℃/min
Relative humidity 5%~95%
Altitude ≤4000 m
Air pressure 70 kPa~106 kPa
Sun radiation ≤1120 W/m²
Heat radiation ≤600 W/m²

Item ZXA10 C620
Wind speed ≤5 m/s

Notes:
• The temperature and humidity values are measured from 1.5 m height above the floor
and 0.6 m in front of the cabinet without front and back protection panels;
• The operating temperature range of 10G PON subscriber card (including
GFTH/GFXH/GFCH/GFBH/EFTH) is -40 °C ~+55 °C.
9.2.2 Biological Environment
⚫ Protection from biological generation, such as fungi and leaf mold.
⚫ Protection from rodents, such as a mouse.
9.2.3 Air Cleanness

⚫ No explosive, electronically conductive, magnetically conductive, or erosive dust
exists.
⚫ The mechanical active materials concentration meets the requirements, as listed in

Table 9-3.
⚫ The chemical active materials concentration meets the requirements, as listed in

Table 9-4.
Table 9-3 Operating Mechanical Active Materials Concentration
Mechanical Active Unit Value

Material
Floating dust mg/m3 ≤0.40
Sediment dust mg/m2·h ≤15.00
Sands mg/m3 ≤300.00

Table 9-4 Operating Chemical Active Materials Concentration
Chemical Active Material Unit Value
SO2 mg/m3 ≤1.0
H2S mg/m3 ≤0.5
NH3 mg/m3 ≤3
Cl2 mg/m3 ≤0.3
9.2.4 Mechanical Stress
Table 9-5 Operating Mechanical Stress Requirements
Item Sub-Item Range
Sinusoidal vibration Amplitude 1.2 mm -
Acceleration - 0.4g
Frequency 5 Hz – 9 Hz 9 Hz – 200 Hz
Shock Peak acceleration 50m/s2
Duration 11ms
9.3 Transportation Environment
Table 9-6 Transportation Environment Requirements
Item Range
Temperature -40 ℃~70 ℃
Temperature change ratio

≤3 ℃/min

Item Range
Relative humidity 5%~100%
Air pressure 70 kPa~106 kPa
Sun radiation ≤1120 W/m²
Heat radiation ≤600 W/m²
Wind speed ≤30 m/s
9.3.2 Water Proof Requirements
The water proof requirements during the transportation are as follows:
⚫ The package should be in good condition.
⚫ Transportation vehicles must have waterproof measures and are protected from rain.
⚫ There should be no accumulated water in the transportation vehicles.
9.3.4 Air Cleanness

exists.

Table 9-7.

Table 9-8.
Table 9-7 Transportation Mechanical Active Materials Concentration
Mechanical Active Material Unit Value
Floating dust mg/m3 -

Sands mg/m3 ≤0.1
Table 9-8 Transportation Chemical Active Materials Concentration
SO2 mg/m3 ≤1.0
H2 S mg/m3 ≤0.5
NO2 mg/m3 ≤1.0
NH3 mg/m3 ≤3.0
Cl2 mg/m3 ≤0.3
HCl mg/m3 ≤0.5
HF mg/m3 ≤0.03
O3 mg/m3 ≤0.1
Table 9-9 Transportation Mechanical Stress Requirements
Item Sub-Item Range
Random ASD 0.0001g2/HZ 0.01g2/HZ 0.01g2/HZ 0.001g2/HZ

vibration
Frequency 1HZ 4HZ 100HZ 200HZ
Shock mass ≤50kg >50kg
Peak 180m/s2 100m/s2

acceleration
Duration 6ms 11ms

9.4 Storage Environment
Table 9-10 Storage Climate Requirements
Item Range
Temperature
-50 ℃ – 70 ℃
Temperature change ratio

≤1 ℃/min
Relative humidity 5% – 100%
Air pressure 70 kPa – 106 kPa
Sun radiation ≤1120 W/m2
9.4.2 Water Proof Requirements
The equipment should be stored indoors. No accumulated water appears on the storage
floor and no leakage from the ceiling. The equipment should be stored out of the possible
leakage places, such as the auto fire control facilities and water-heating system.
9.4.4 Air Cleanness

exists.

Table 9-11.

Table 9-12.
Table 9-11 Storage Mechanical Active Materials Concentration
Floating dust mg/m3 ≤5.00
Sands mg/m3 ≤300.00
Note:
– Floating dust: diameter ≤ 75 μm
– Sediment dust: 75 μm ≤ diameter ≤ 150 μm
– Sands: 150 μm ≤ diameter ≤ 1000 μm
Table 9-12 Storage Chemical Active Materials Concentration
SO2 mg/m3 ≤1.0
H2 S mg/m3 ≤0.5
NO2 mg/m3 ≤1.0
NH3 mg/m3 ≤3.0
Cl2 mg/m3 ≤0.3
HCl mg/m3 ≤0.5
HF mg/m3 ≤0.03
O3 mg/m3 ≤0.1
Table 9-13 Storage Mechanical Stress Requirements
Item Sub-Item Range
ASD 0.0001g2/HZ 0.01g2/HZ 0.01g2/HZ 0.001g2/HZ

Item Sub-Item Range
Random Frequency 1HZ 4HZ 100HZ 200HZ

vibration
Shock mass ≤50kg >50kg
Peak 180m/s2 100m/s2

acceleration
Duration 6ms 11ms
10 Protocols and Standards
10.1 Software Standards
Table 10-1 Software Standards
Standard No. Standard Name
Services Architecture
BBF WT-370 FANS Overall Architecture and Requirements
Services Architecture
TR-101 Migration to Ethernet-Based DSL Aggregation
TR-156 Using GPON Access in the context of TR-101
TR-177 IPv6 in the context of TR-101
TR-187 IPv6 for PPP Broadband Access


TR-142 Framework for TR-069 enabled PON devices
MEF9 Abstract Test Suite for Ethernet Services at the UNI
GPON
ITU-T G.984.1 General characteristics
Physical Media Dependent (PMD) layer

ITU-T G.984.2
specification
ITU-T G.984.3 Transmission convergence layer specification
ONT management and control interface

ITU-T G.984.4
specification
Gigabit-capable Passive Optical Networks (G-

ITU-T G.984.5
PON): Enhancement band
Gigabit-capable passive optical networks (GPON):

ITU-T G.984.6
Reach extension
ITU-T G.sup45 GPON power conservation
ONU management and control interface (OMCI)

ITU-T G.988
specification
Ethernet
IEEE Std 802.1D Edition Media Access Control (MAC) bridge
LAN Layer 2 QoS/CoS Protocol for Traffic

IEEE 802.1p
Prioritization
IEEE standard for local and metropolitan area

IEEE 802.1q
networks Virtual Bridged Local Area Networks
IEEE Std 802.2 Logic link control
Carrier sense multiple access with Collision

IEEE Std 802.3 Detection (CSMA/CD) Access Method and Physical
Layer Specifications
IEEE Std 802.3ad

link aggregation
IEEE Std 802.1ax
IEEE Std 802.1d Edition, Spanning Tree Protocol
IEEE Std 802.1w Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
IEEE Std 802.1s Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol
DHCP
RFC2131 Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol


RFC2132 DHCP Options and BOOTP Vendor Extensions
RFC3046 DHCP Relay Agent Information Option
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol for IPv6

RFC3315
(DHCPv6)
PPPoE+
A Method for Transmitting PPP Over Ethernet
RFC2516
(PPPoE)
IPv4
RFC 768 User Datagram Protocol
RFC 783 TFTP Protocol (revision 2)
RFC 791 Internet Protocol
RFC 792 Internet Control Message Protocol
RFC 793 Transmission Control Protocol
RFC 826 Ethernet Address Resolution Protocol
RFC 854 Telnet Protocol Specification
RFC 959 File Transfer Protocol
Network Time Protocol (Version 3)Specification,

RFC 1305 Implementation and Analysis
RFC 5905 The NTP Client support NTP Version 4
RFC 4251 The Secure Shell (SSH) Protocol Architecture
Remote Authentication Dial In User Service

RFC 2138 (RADIUS)
RFC 2328 OSPF Version 2
RFC 3623 OSPF Graceful Restart
RFC 1058 Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
RFC 1771 A Border Gateway Protocol 4 (BGP-4)
RFC 2131 Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
RFC 3046 DHCP Relay Agent Information Option
Multicast
RFC1112 Host Extensions for IP Multicasting
RFC 2236 Internet Group Management Protocol, Version 2
RFC 3376 Internet Group Management Protocol, Version 3


RFC 2710 Multicast Listener Discovery (MLD) for IPv6
RFC 3569 An Overview of Source-Specific Multicast (SSM)
Source Address Selection for the Multicast Listener

RFC 3590 Discovery (MLD) Protocol
Considerations for Internet Group Management

Protocol (IGMP) and Multicast Listener Discovery
RFC 4541 (MLD) Snooping Switches
Multicast Listener Discovery Version 2 (MLDv2) for

RFC 3810 IPv6
Using Internet Group Management Protocol

Version 3 (IGMPv3) and Multicast Listener
Discovery Protocol Version 2 (MLDv2) for
RFC 4604 Source-Specific Multicast.
Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) /

Multicast ListenerDiscovery (MLD)-Based Multicast
RFC 4605 Forwarding ("IGMP/MLD Proxying")
RFC 4607 Source-Specific Multicast for IP
LDP
RFC 3036 Label Distribution Protocol (LDP) Specification
RFC 5283 Establishment of LSPs across multiple IGP areas
Graceful Restart Mechanism for Label Distribution

RFC 3478 Protocol
RFC 5036 LDP Specification
RFC 3037 LDP Applicability
RFC 3215 LDP State Machine
Applicability Statement for Restart Mechanisms for

RFC 3612 the Label Distribution Protocol
QoS
RFC 1349 Type of Service in the Internet Protocol Suite
Definition of the Differentiated Services Field (DS

RFC 2474 Field) in the IPv4 and IPv6 Headers
RFC 2698 A Two Rate Three Color Marker
RFC 2697 A Single Rate Three Color Marker
Security


draft-ietfsecsh-filexfer FTP over SSH (SFTP)
RFC 4235 The Secure Shell (SSH) Transport Layer Protocol
SNMP
RFC1157 Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMPv1)
RFC1901 Introduction to community-based SNMPv2
Structure of management information for Version 2

RFC1902 of the Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMPv2)
Textual conventions for Version 2 of the Simple

RFC1903
Network Management Protocol (SNMPv2)
Conformance statements for Version 2 of the

RFC1904
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMPv2)
Protocol Operations for Version 2 of the Simple

RFC1905
Network Management Protocol
Transport mappings for Version 2 of the Simple

RFC1906
Network Management Protocol (SNMPv2)
Management Information Base (MIB) for Version 2

RFC1907 of the Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMPv2)
Introduction to Version 3 of the Internet-standard

RFC2570
Network Management Framework
An Architecture for Describing SNMP Management

RFC2571
Frameworks
Message Processing and Dispatching for the

RFC2572
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
RFC2573 SNMP Applications
User-based Security Model (USM) for version 3 of

RFC2574 the Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMPv3)
View-based Access Control Model (VACM) for the

RFC2575
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
MIB
RFC1212 Concise MIB Definitions


Management Information Base (MIB) for network
RFC1213
management of TCP/IP-based internets: MIB-II
SSH
RFC4254 The Secure Shell (SSH) Connection Protocol
RFC4253 The Secure Shell (SSH) Transport Layer Protocol
RFC4252 The Secure Shell (SSH) Authentication Protocol
RFC4251 The Secure Shell (SSH) Protocol Architecture
Radius/TACACS+
An Access Control Protocol, Sometimes Called
RFC1492
TACACS
Remote Authentication Dial In User Service

RFC2865
(RADIUS)
Telnet
RFC854 Telnet Protocol Specification
10.2 Hardware Interface Standards
Table 10-2 Hardware Interface Standards
Item Description Stardard
10BASE-T IEEE802.3i
100BASE-T IEEE802.3u
1000BASE-LX IEEE802.3z
1000BASE-SX IEEE802.3z
Ethernet Port
1000BASE-T IEEE802.3ab
10GBASE-SR IEEE802.3ae
10GBASE-LR IEEE802.3ae
10GBASE-ER IEEE802.3ae
Class B+ ITU-T G.984.2

GPON
Class C+ ITU-T G.984.2 amend2
XG-PON N1/N2a ITU-T G.987.2
XGSPON N1/N2 ITU-T G.9807.1

Item Description Stardard
EPON PX20+ IEEE 802.3ah
PRX30 IEEE 802.3av

10G-EPON
PR30 IEEE 802.3av
10.3 Structure and Reliability Standards
Table 10-3 Structure and Reliability Standards
Environment Standards
Environmental Engineering (EE)
Environmental conditions and environmental

ETS 300 019 tests for telecommunications equipment
Mechanical structures for electronic equipment Dimensions of

IEC 60297-3 mechanical structures of the 482, 6 mm (19 in) series Part 3
IEC 60529 Degrees of protection provided by enclosures（IP Code）
IEC 60068 Basic Environmental Testing Procedures
Classification of environmental conditions Part3: Classification of

groups of environmental parameters and their severities-Section
IEC 60721-3-3 3:Stationary use at weather protected locations
GR-3028-CORE Thermal Management
NEBS GR-63-
Core NEBS Requirements: Physical Protection
2011/65/EU ROHS Directive
Equipment Engineering (EE);Acoustic noise emitted by

ETS 300 753 telecommunications equipment
Electromagnetic Compatibility Standards
2014/30/EU Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio

spectrum Matters (ERM)； Telecommunication
network equipment；
ElectroMagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

EN 300 386 requirements
ETS 300-753 Equipment Engineering(EE)Acoustic noise emitted by

telecommunications equipment
Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters

(ERM)；Additional ElectroMagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
requirements and resistibility requirements for telecommunications
equipment for enhanced availability of service in specific
ETSI ES 201 486 applications
IEC 61000 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
Spectrum Management and Telecommunications Interference-

Causing Equipment Standard Information Technology Equipment
VCCI V-3 (ITE) – Limits and methods of measurement
Information technology equipment - Radio

disturbance characteristics - Limits and methods
EN 55022 of measurement
Information technology equipment - Immunity

characteristics - Limits and methods of
EN 55024 measurement
Electromagnetic Compatibility and Electrical

NEBS GR-1089- Safety - Generic Criteria for Network
Core Telecommunications Equipment
Electromagnetic compatibility of multimedia equipment - Emission

CISPR 32 requirements
Information technology equipment-immunity characteristics-Limits

CISPR 24 and methods of measurement
Immunity requirements and test methods for electrostatic

discharge to telecommunication equipment - Generic EMC
ITU-T K.32 Recommendation

SERIES K:PROTECTION AGAINST INTERFERENCE

Resistibility test for telecommunication equipment exposed to
ITU-T K.44 overoltages and overcurrents - Basic recommendation
class A The Federal Code Of Regulation (CFR) FCC Part 15 is a

common testing standard for most electronic equipment.. Class A
Digital Device. "A digital device that is marketed for use in a
commercial, industrial or business environment, exclusive of a
device which is marketed for use by the general public or is
FCC part 15 intended to be used in the home."
VCCI COUNCIL RULES Normative Annex 1:Technical

ICES-003 Requirements
Security Standards
Information Technology Equipment - Safety - Part

EN 60950-1 1: General requirements
Information Technology Equipment - Safety - Part

IEC 60950-1 1: General requirements
2nd Edition, 2007-03-27 (Information Technology Equipment -

UL 60950-1 Safety - Part 1: General Requirements)
EN 60825 Safety of laser products
IEC 60825 Safety of laser products
Bonding configurations and earthing inside a

ITU-T K.27 telecommunication building
Resistibility of telecommunication equipment

installed in a telecommunications centre to
ITU K.20 overvoltages and overcurrents
Resistibility tests for telecommunication

equipment exposed to overvoltages and
ITU K.44 overcurrents – Basic Recommendation
Equipment Engineering (EE) - Earthing and

bonding of telecommunication equipment in
ETS 300 253 telecommunication centres
2014/35/EU Low Voltage Directive
93/68/EEC CE Marking Directive
Power Source Standards

Equipment Engineering (EE)； Power Supply

Interface at the Input to Telecommunications
ETS 300 132 Equipment
Environmental Engineering (EE)
Transient voltages at Interface "A" on

telecommunications direct current (dc) power
ETSI TR 100 283 distributions
Package Standards
ISTA Procedure
2A/2B ISTA: international safe transit association LEVEL 2A/2B
Other Standards
MIL-HDBK-217F Reliability Prediction of Electronic Equipment

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ZTE Confidential & Proprietary 1

1 Product Positioning and Features ................................................................................. 8

3 Operation and Maintenance System ............................................................................ 26

2 ZTE Confidential & Proprietary

5.3 FTTO Networking Application ....................................................................................... 73

7 Reliability Design .......................................................................................................... 85

8 Technical Specifications .............................................................................................. 90

9 Environmental Requirements..................................................................................... 108

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9.3.1 Climate Environment ............................................................................................... 112

10 Protocols and Standards .......................................................................................... 118

4 ZTE Confidential & Proprietary

Figure 1-1 ZXA10 xPON Networking Model ........................................................................ 9

Table 2-1 Card Configurations of the ZXA10 C620 ............................................................13

ZTE Confidential & Proprietary 5

Table 4-3 L3 Features........................................................................................................43

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1 Product Positioning and Features

1.1 Product Positioning

⚫ L2 optical access platform: Support Ethernet upstream and downstream connections,

⚫ L3 optical access platform: Support the L3 routing function, implement IP service

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Figure 1-1 ZXA10 xPON Networking Model

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1.2 Product Features

Features and advantages of the ZXA10 C620:

⚫ Complete service and equipment protection: Support Type-B PON protection,

⚫ Comprehensive security features: Support enriched equipment security, system

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1.3 Interoperability Announcement

2.1 Hardware Architecture

2.1.1.1 ZXA10 C620 Shelf

The ZXA10 C620 shelf provides 6 slots.

⚫ Slot 1 and Slot 2 are for the service cards.

⚫ Slot 3 is for the power cards.

⚫ Slot 6 is for the fan module.

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Figure 2-1 ZXA10 C620 Shelf

Figure 2-2 ZXA10 C620 Shelf Configurations

1. Power card area:

Height: 36.5 mm, width: 132.9 mm, slot: 6(AC) or 6 - 7(DC)

2. Service card area:

3. Switch & control card area:

Height: 36.5 mm, width: 128.9 mm, slot: 4, 5

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Table 2-1 Card Configurations of the ZXA10 C620

Slot Supported Card Description

PON card and Ethernet interface

For 3U switch & control

2.1.2 Description of Cards

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2.1.2.1 Card Functions

Table 2-2 A Summary of ZXA10 C620 Card Functions

Power PRSF DC power interface Type-F single-channel DC power

PRAF AC power interface Type-F AC power interface card of the