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Contents

  1. General system data.
  2. Applications.
  3. Trunks.
  4. Analog subscriber accesses.
  5. ISDN access.
  6. Common Channel Signaling.
  7. Call charge registration.
  8. Traffic routing.
  9. Space requirements.
  10. Mechanical characteristics.
  11. Permissible ambient conditions.

General system data.

Busy hour attempts
(BHCA)				2,500,000 BHCAs as in
				ITU-T recommendation Q.543
				(depending on the features,
				the traffic distribution and the
				call mix)

Perfomance and reliability	as in ITU-T recommendations
				Q.541 and Q.543

Tranmission			as in ITU-T recommendations
characteristics			Q.551

Earthquake immunity		Bellcore TR-NWT-000063
				(NEBS) Earthquake Zone 4

Lightning protection		as in ITU-T recommendations
				K.20

Electromagntic			as in EN 55022 (interference
compatibility			radiation) and EN 50082 (inter-
				ference immunity)

Network interworking		System-integrated interfaces
				in accordance with international
				standarts to other networks, e.g.
				packet network

Clock precision,		plesiochronous 10e-9; synchro-
maximum relative		nous 10e-11
frequency deviation  

Power dissipation
in the busy hour		< 1 W per line unit depending
				on node configuration and size

Applications.

a)PSTN-/ISDN nodes (EWSD)

Local/transit node
Number of subscriber lines         up to 250,000

Number of trunks                   up to 60,000

Traffic capacity                   up to 25,600 erlangs
Remote control unit (RCU)
with up to 6 DLUs
Number of subscriber lines         up to 4,976
Remote digital line unit
Number of subscriber lines      
in rack                            up to 1,760
in shelter                         up to 168
Container node
Number of subscriber          
lines per 12,192-mm
(40') container                    up to 8,640

6,058-mm (20') container           up to 4,800

2,991-mm (10') container           up to 1,920 

b) Rural nodes (EWSD)

Compact node (CDE)
Number of subscriber lines         up to 15,000
Small node (SDE)
Number of subscriber lines         up to 3,000
Remote control node (RCU)
with up to 6 DLUs
Number of subscriber lines         up to 4.976
Remote digital line unit (CDE)
Number of subscriber lines 
in rack                            up to 15,000
in shelter                         up to    168
Container node (CDE)
Number of subscriber          
lines per 12,192-mm
(40') container                    up to 8,640

6,058-mm (20') container           up to 4,800

2,991-mm (10') container           up to 1,920 

b) Access network (Multilink)

Multilink family
Interfaces to network node         V5.1, V5.2; PDH/SDH/ATM

Number of                          4 to 4000 (analog/ISDN basic
subscriber accesses                access/ISDN primary rate
                                   access

Cascading                          via V5.1 interface
with multiplexers/radio
systems

Services largely combinable

Interfaces to
Telecommunication
Network Management
(TMN)

Trunks.

 

Analog trunks			various loop and
				shunt resistances possible
Digital trunks			via 1,544-kbits/s
				or 2,048-kbit/s multiplex lines

Signaling systems		all the standards signaling
				systems, e.g. the
				ITU-T systems R2, No.5, No.7
Signaling
transmission methods		all the standard transmission
				methods for signaling,
				e.g. dc, ac, inband, outband,
				multifrequency code, channel
				associated signaling (CAS),
				common channel signaling
				(CCS).

Analog subscriber accesses

 

Characteristics			various loop and
				shunt resistance possible

Pulse dialing			5 to 22 pulses/s
Multifrequency dialing		as in ITU-T recommendation
				Q.23

 

ISDN Access.

 

Basic access			160 kbit/s (2B+D+Sync.)
				B = 64kbit/s, D = 16kbit/s
Primary rate access		2,048 kbit/s (30B+D+Sync.)
				or
				1,544 kbit/s (23B+D+Sync.)

Signaling			in the D channel (transmission
				of signaling has priority over
				other packet data

Common Channel Signaling.

Number of			
signaling links			up to 1.500 per network node

Number of
signaling link sets		up to 1,024 per network node

Number of			
signaling links			up to 16 per signaling link set

Signaling transfer rate:
Signaling transfer point
(STP)				up to 100,000 MSU/s

Signaling point (SP)		up to 100,000 MSU/s
				(message signal units)

Signaling relay point (SRP)	up to 4,000 GTT/S
				(global title translations)

 

Call charge registration.

 

All the standard methods,
such as				periodic pulse metering,
				detailed billing local and central
				(AMA, LAMA, CAMA),
				interadministration revenue
				accounting (IARSTAT/IARAMA)

Zone and tariffs		up to 511 zones
				up to 6 tariffs per zone

Tariff switchover		possible in 15-minute steps

Local charge storage		in CP memory

Charge saving			automatic, 8 times per day on
				duplicated MDD (with AMA
				data can be more frequently)

Charge data processing		output on tape or file transfer
				to a revenue accounting office

	

Traffic routing.

Alternate routing		per destination up to 7 high
				usage routes 1 last-choice
				route

Selection of an idle
trunk in a trunk group		sequential or random

Number of trunk groups
per network node		up to 1,000 incoming and
				up to 1,000 outgoing and
				up to 1,000 bothway

Space requirements.

(Examples:the areas given also include the service and
side aisles)

Local nodes			with 10,000 subscriber lines:
				aprox. 27m2

Transi nodes			with 10,000 trunks:
				aprox. 22m2
Container nodes			see "Aplications",
				Section a)

 

Mechanical characteristics.

Racks:
Height				2,450 mm or
				2,130 mm (DLU, SDE)
Depth				500 mm
Width				770 mm
Height incl.
overhead cable rack		2,655 mm or
				2,438 mm (DLU, SDE)

Distance between
rack rows			at least 1200 mm
				(from front edge to front edge)
				with 700 mm aisle width

Aisle width between racks
in container			550 mm

Raised floor:
Raster dimensions		600 mm x 600 mm

Height				at least 400 mm upper edge
				of floor to upper edge
				of raised floor

Concentrated load
per panel			5,000 N/m2 (500 kg)

Permissible load
per surface area		10,000 N/m2 (10,000 kg)

 

Permissible ambient conditions.

Room temperature		+5 to +40°C

Rel. humidity			10 to 80%

 

 

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