OptiX RTN 600 Networking and Protection-20080801-A

05/09/15
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OptiX RTN 600

Networking and
Protection
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Copyright 2006 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.
Study Guide
Before the study on this course, you are supposed to:
Complete the study on the Digital Microwave Communications
Principles or have the relevant knowledge.

Complete the study on the course OptiX RTN 600 Introduction.
Have the general networking knowledge of the SDH optical
transmission network.
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References
OptiX RTN 600 Product Description and OptiX RTN

600 Hardware Description in the OptiX RTN 600
Package of Documents
Digital Microwave Communications Principles
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Training Purpose
Upon completion of this course, you will be

able to:
Describe the network application of the OptiX RTN 600.
List the common networking modes of the OptiX RTN 600.
List the service types and protection schemes supported by

the OptiX RTN 600.
Describe the configuration requirements of the OptiX RTN

600 on each protection scheme.
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Table of Contents
1.
Network Application and Networking Modes of the OptiX

RTN 600
2.
1.1 Network Application and Station Types
1.2 Application
1.3 Networking Modes
Services Protection and Equipment Protection
2.1 1+1 Protection
2.2 N+1 Protection
2.3 Others Protection
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Network Application
The OptiX RTN 600 radio transmission system is a short haul

digital microwave transmission system. Each radio frequency (RF)
carrier of the RTN 600 system can transmit 2 E1 4 E1 5
E1 8 E1 10 E1 16 E1 22 E1 26 E1 32
E1 35 E1 44 E1 53 E1 E3 STM-1 on the
6GHz-38 GHz RF band.
The system provides multiple service interfaces, and it can be

flexibly configured and easily installed. It can form the
transmission network with the optical transmission equipment at
the access layer, and can also provide backhaul links in a mobile
telecommunication network or a private network.
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Microwave Station Types
Classified by Station Type
Terminal station: It refers to the microwave station that transmits services only
in one direction.
Relay station: It refers to the microwave station that transmits services in two
directions and is required added to solve the problem existing in the microwave
line of sight communication. The relay station is classified into two types, active
relay station and passive relay station.
Add/Drop relay station: It refers to the microwave station that transmits
services in two directions and adds/drops transmitted services.
Pivotal station: It refers to the microwave station that transmits services in
three or more than three directions and transfers the services in transmission
channels in different directions. It is also called the HUB station.
Classified by Transmit and Receive Frequency
Primary station: the transmit frequency is higher than the receive frequency,
also named high station.
Non-primary station: the transmit frequency is lower than the receive
frequency, also named low station.
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Microwave Station Types (cont.)
Add/Drop
Relay
station
Relay
station
Terminal
station
Terminal
station
Pivotal
station
Terminal
station
f1
f 1
Primary
station
f 1
f1
Non-primary
station
f 1 > f 1
Primary
station
The Primary station and the Non-primary station are usually arranged alternately
in the double-frequency radio link.
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Microwave Station Types Terminal

Station
Typical configuration of the OptiX RTN 600 as the Terminal

Station
SL1
PXC
slot
20
IF1A
IF1A
PXC
PXC
slot3
slot1
slot7
slot5
slot3
slot1
IF1A
SCC
slot4
slot2
PH1
SCC
slot8
slot6
slot4
slot2
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Microwave Station Types Terminal

Station (cont.)
Typical configuration of the OptiX RTN 600 as the Terminal

Station
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Microwave Station Types Relay

Station
Typical Configuration of the OptiX RTN 600 as the Relay

Station
SLE
PXC
slot3
slot1
IF1A
SCC
slot4
slot2
slot
20
Cable
SLE
PXC
slot3
slot1
IF1A
SCC
slot4
slot2
IF1A
IF1A
PXC
PXC
slot7
slot5
slot3
slot1
SL1
PH1
SCC
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slot8
slot6
slot4
slot2
Microwave Station Type Pivotal

Station
Typical Configuration of the OptiX RTN 600 as the Pivotal station
slot
20
slot
20
IF1A
slot7
IF1A
PXC
PXC
slot5
slot3
slot1
IF1A
slot7
IF1A
PXC
PXC
slot5
slot3
slot1
IF1A
SD1
PH1
SCC
slot8
slot6
slot4
slot2
IF1A
IF1A
PH1
SCC
slot8
slot6
slot4
slot2
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Table of Contents
1.

RTN 600
2.
1.2 Application
2.1 1+1 Protection
2.2 N+1 Protection
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Microwave Network Topology
The following figures show the basic topologies of the microwave

network.
Ring
Ring
networ
networ
kk
Star
Star
networ
networ
kk
Chain
Chain
networ
networ
kk
Tree
Tree
networ
networ
kk
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Applications of the OptiX RTN

600
Applications in the Backhaul Network of the Mobile Base
Station
Terminal station in the mobile backhaul network
Mobile backhaul chain network
Mobile backhaul tree network
Applications in the Access Network and Private Network
Microwave access network
Complementary network to the SDH ring network
Ring network formed by microwave equipment and SDH

equipment
Ring network purely formed by microwave equipment
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Applications of the OptiX RTN 600

(cont.)
Applications in the Backhaul Network of the Mobile Base Station
Mobile backhaul chain

network
Mobile backhaul tree

network
Terminal station in the

mobile backhaul network
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(cont.)
Microwave Access Network
Business
center
Service center
Other
client
VIP client
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(cont.)
Complementary Network to the SDH Ring Network
Radio link
Ra
di
o li
nk
link
o
i
d
Ra
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(cont.)
Ring Network Formed by Microwave Equipment and SDH Equipment
User network
User network
User network
Transmission network
User network
User network
User network
User network
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(cont.)
Ring Network Purely Formed by Microwave Equipment
User network
User network
User network
Transmission network
User network
User network
User network
User network
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Table of Contents
1.

RTN 600
2.
1.2 Application
2.1 1+1 Protection
2.2 N+1 Protection
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The limitation of Microwave

Equipment Interconnection
Limitation of ODU
The two site form one hop, the ODUs must be the same type and all the ODUs
come from the same manufacturer.
Limitation of IDU
One site is high site ODU, the other site is low site ODU.
The same type IDU in two site of one hop, these two site can interconnection
One site use IDU 605, the other site use IDU 610, in this case, these two site
cannot interconnection
One sit use IDU 605, the other site use IDU 620, in this case, the IF board be
used in IDU 620 must be IF0 board.
Limitation of Clock Source Tracing
The clock tracing feature for the IDU 605 is auto-negotiation it neednt to be
manual setting
The clock of IDU 620 can not tracing the clock of IDU 605
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Networking
The OptiX RTN 600 configures different types of indoor units (IDU),
including IDU 610, IDU 620, and IDU 605, to meet the requirements of
different application scenarios, and the OptiX RTN 600 outdoor units
(ODU) can be applied in all the application scenarios.
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Point-to-Point Networking
In this networking mode, the services between two nodes are

transported over microwave. In a point-to-point network, you can
use the IDU 605 1A or IDU 605 1B that provides 1+0 non-protection
configuration for the microwave services, or you can use the IDU
605 2B that provides 1+1 protection configuration for the
microwave services.
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Terminal Stations in a Radio Transmission

Network
Services can be transmitted between the NE that uses the IDU 605
and the NE that uses the IDU 620 through microwave. Therefore,
the NE that uses the IDU 605 can function as the terminal station of
a radio transmission network and construct the last hop together
with the NE that uses the IDU 620.
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Chain Networking
In this networking mode, all the microwave transmission nodes

are connected in series, but the head and tail nodes are not
directly connected.
In the chain network, you can replace the IDU 620 used at the terminal sta
with the IDU 605 or IDU 610 according to the requirements of the microwa
attributes and service interfaces.
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Questions
How many microwave station types can be configured on

the OptiX RTN 600? What are them?
List out four applications of the OptiX RTN 600 in the

transmission network.
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Table of Contents
1.
2.
Network Application and Networking Modes of the OptiX RTN 600
1.2 Application
2.1 1+1 Protection
1+1 HSB
1+1 SD
1+1 FD
2.2 N+1 Protection
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1+1HSB Typical Configuration
IDU 620 1+1 HSB Typical configuration
IDU 605 2B HSB Typical Configuration
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1+1 Hot Standby Backup

(1+1HSB)
mute
Hybrid coupler
Antenna
mut
e
Active Active
ODU IF Board
Cross-connection
board
Service
board
Standby Standby
ODU
IF Board
Note: In the case of the IDU 605 2B, the multiplexing sub-unit that is embedded in
the IF unit replaces the cross-connect unit of the IDU 620 to realize the dual fed
and selective receiving function.
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Description of 1+1 HSB
Switch point
The services are switched in the cross-connection board.
Switch condition
Automatic switch: IF board hardware fault, ODU hardware fault,

remote failure indication, and microwave frame loss.,
Manual switch: locking, forced, manual, and clearing
Characteristics
The active/standby unit has no restrictions on the paired slots.
The switch actions are implemented by the software and hardware.
The service will be interrupted in the case of switch.
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1+1 SD Typical Configuration
IDU 620 SD Typical Configuration
IDU 605 2B SD Typical Configuration
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1+1 Space Diversity (1+1 SD)

Active
ODU
Active
IF Board
Cross-connection
board
Service
board
Antenna 1
Antenna 2
Mut
e
Standby Standby
ODU
IF Board
The two built-in IF units of the IDU 605 2B realize the functions of two IF boards of the
IDU 620.
The multiplexing sub-unit that is embedded in the IF unit of the IDU 605 2B realizes the
functions of the cross-connect board of the IDU 620.
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1+1FD Typical Configuration
IDU 620 FD Typical Configuration
IDU 605 2B FD Typical Configuration
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1+1 Frequency Diversity (1+1

FD)
tf1
rf1
Active
ODU
Active
IF Board Cross-connection
board
AntennaHybrid
tf2
Service
board
Standby Standby
ODU
IF Board
rf2
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Space Frequency Diversity (1+1

SD+FD)
rf1
tf1
Active
ODU
Active
IF Board Cross-connection
board
Service
board
Antenna 1
Antenna 2
Standby Standby
ODU
IF board
tf2
rf2
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Description of Hitless Switch

(HSM)
Switch point
Switch condition
The services are switched on the IF board.
Automatic switch: microwave frame loss, microwave signal

loss, microwave bit error , and the HSB switch triggers HSM
receives forcibly the services from standby board.
Manual switch: Force switch, clear.
Characteristics
The Active /standby IF board must in paired slots.
Switch is implemented by hardware.
Service has no interruption during switch.
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Reverse Switch
Introduction
Switch condition
When the system fails to detect the hardware faults in the

transmission direction, the HSB and SD cannot be triggered.
Remote site detecting the failure and send RDI to local site to
trigger the HSB or SD switch.
Characteristics
It is only configured in the case of HSB or SD.

Through the service detection, all the hardware faults in the
transmission direction can be protected.
Fail to accurately differentiate the hardware fault and external
fading. After the fading, the repeated switch may be caused.
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Summary of the Microwave

Protection Schemes
Protection
Configuration Requirement
Switching Condition
Scheme
Service
Switchin
Interruptio
g Point
n
1+1 HSB
Hardware fault of the IF unit

and ODU unit, MW_LOF,
R_LOS, R_LOC, R_LOF and
MW_RDI
The
service
interruptio
n time is
less than
1s.
Crossconnect
unit
The conditions triggering the

1+1 SD protection switching
is the service fault.
The
services
are not
interrupte
d.
IF unit
The
services
are not
There is the requirement

interrupte
on the paired slot.
In this case, the MW_LOF,
d.
R_LOC,
and R_LOFPage 39
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sub-band
of the main
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and standby ODUs should
IF unit
1+1 SD
In general, one antenna is

used.
There is no special
requirement on the paired
slot.
The sub-band of the main

and standby ODUs must be
the same.
Two antennas must be

used.
There is the requirement

on the paired slot.
1+1 FD
The sub-band of the main

and standby ODUs must be
the same.
One or two antennas can
be used.
In this case, the MW_LOF,

R_LOS, R_LOC, and R_LOF
are not counted as the
conditions triggering the
HSB switching.
The condition triggering the
1+1 FD protection switching
is the service fault.
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Table of Contents
1.
Network Application and Networking Modes of the OptiX RTN

600
2.
1.2 Application
2.1 1+1 Protection
2.2 N+1 Protection
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Feature Description
The protection type of N+1 protection is similar to the dualended revertive switching mode of 1:N linear multiplex section
protection, which provide one protection channel, N working
channels, and the protection channel transport extra service.
The ODUs must adopt the separate mounting mode due to the
limitations of the dual-polarized antenna.
N+1 protection is available in two configuration modes: 2+1

protection configuration and 3+1 protection configuration. As
the 3+1 protection configuration is complexity, it is not
recommend configuring 3+1 protection.
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2+1 Protection Configuration
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before the switching
after the switching

Realization principle of 2+1 protection (before the switching)
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Limitations of N+1 Protection

The limitations of N+1 protection are as follows:
N+1 protection supports only the STM-1 radio working mode.
The IDU must be the IDU 620.
The ODUs must adopt the separate mounting mode due to the
limitations of the dual-polarized antenna.
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Relation with Other Features

The N+1 protection is related to the 1+1 protection
configuration, , and SNCP feature.
The members of an N+1 protection group cannot be

configured with 1+1 protection.
The radio link with N+1 protection configuration can work

only as the service sink of an SNCP service pair, and cannot
work as the working source or protection source.
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REG Function
In the case of 3+1 protection, you need to configure REGs for

the secondary NE.
When a MW_LOF or REG section alarm( include

R_LOS R_LOC R_LOF) is generated, the REG inserts an MSAIS alarm instead of AU_AIS alarm. The N+1 protection
switching will be triggered.
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Table of Contents
1.
2.
Network Application and Networking Modes of the OptiX RTN 600
1.2 Application
2.1 1+1 Protection
2.2 N+1 Protection
SNCP
LMSP
RMSP
PXC Active/Standby Protection
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SNCP
SNCP stands for the sub-network connection protection. The protection is

performed when the signal fail or are degraded. SNCP adopts the 1+1 single-end
switching and does not require the support of the protocol.
The conditions triggering the higher order SNCP include

R_LOS R_LOF MW_LOF MW_LIM MS_AIS B2_EXC R_LOC
AU_AIS AU_LOP HP_LOM . The optional conditions triggering the higher order
SNCP include HP_TIM, HP_UNEQ, B3_EXC and B3_SD.
The required conditions triggering the lower order SNCP include the TU_AIS and
TU_LOP. The optional conditions triggering the lower order SNCP include the
LP_TIM, LP_UNEQ, LP_SLM, BIP_EXC, and BIP_SD.
The service interruption time in the SNCP switching is less than 50 ms.
The source board in an SNCP pair must be the line board or the IF board.
If the IF board is configured in one 1+1 protection group, it cannot be configured

as the source board of one SNCP pair.
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SNCP (cont.)
The SNCP is shown in the following figure. Services are transmitted
bidirectionally at NE A. The path that passes through NE B is the active path.

The path that passes through NE D is the standby path.
In the normal state, NE C selectively receives the services from the
active path.
In the switching state, NE C selectively receives the services from the
standby path.
Active
Bidirectional transmission of services
Standby
Selective receiving of services
C
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SNCP (cont.)
SNCP has different relationships with different protection features.
The MSP line can work only as the service sink of an SNCP service
pair and cannot work as the working source or protection source.
The radio link with 1+1 protection configuration can work only as
the service sink of an SNCP service pair, and cannot work as the
working source or protection source.
The radio link with N+1 protection configuration can work only as
the service sink of an SNCP service pair, and cannot work as the
working source or protection source.
The radio link with XPIC configuration can work only as the service
sink of an SNCP service pair, and cannot work as the working
source or protection source.
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LMSP Linear Multiplex Section

Protection
The linear MSP is applicable to point-to-point physical networks.

Linear MSP provides protection for the services between two
nodes at the multiplex section level.
The OptiX IDU 610 supports a maximum of two linear MSP

groups for the STM-1 optical/electrical line. The OptiX IDU 620
supports a maximum of five linear MSP groups, or a combination
of three linear MSP groups for the optical/electrical line and one
STM-4 linear MSP group.
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LMSP Protection Type
Linear MSP can be classified in terms of the protection mechanism,

switching mode, and revertive mode.
In terms of the protection mechanism
1+1 Protection (Dedicated protection)
1:N Protection (Shared protection)
In terms of the switching mode
Single-ended switching
Dual-ended switching
In terms of the revertive mode
Revertive mode
Non-revertive mode
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LMSP Protection Type
linear MSP is classified into the following eight modes:
1+1 dual-ended revertive mode
1:N dual-ended revertive mode
1+1 dual-ended non-revertive mode
1:N dual-ended non-revertive
mode
1+1 single-ended revertive mode
1:N single-ended revertive mode
1+1 single-ended non-revertive mode
1:N single-ended non-revertive
mode
The OptiX RTN 600 supports the following five linear MSP modes:
1+1 dual-ended revertive mode
1+1 dual-ended non-revertive mode
1+1 single-ended revertive mode
1+1 single-ended non-revertive mode
1:N (N3) dual-ended revertive mode
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LMSP Realization Principle
The 1+1 linear MSP adopts

the dual fed and selective
before the switchin
receiving mechanism to
realize the switching.
after the switching, in the single-ended mode
after the switching, in the dual-ended mode
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LMSP Realization Principle
The 1:N linear MSP adopts the automatic bridging

mechanism to realize the switching.
after the switching
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LMSP Feature Description
Linear MSP can be triggered by local SF conditions, local SD conditions, and local
external switching requests. In the dual-ended mode, the local NE can perform
switching according to byte K from the NE at the opposite end.
The SD is an optional switching condition. You can specify whether to use the SD as a
switching condition on the NMS. By default, the SD switching condition is used.
If two switching conditions exist on a channel at the same time, the switching of higher
priority preempts the channel.
External switching commands include the switching clear commands, which are the clear
lockout command, clear forced switching command, clear manual switching command, clear
exercise switching command, clear WTR state command, and clear all command.
If an NE needs to perform switching according to byte K from the NE at the opposite end, the
NE determines the switching priority according to the bridge request code contained in byte K.
Within the linear MSP switching time (shorter than 50 ms), services are interrupted.
The line that is configured with linear MSP can work only as the sink of an SNCP
service pair, and cannot work as the working source or protection source.
The line that is configured with linear MSP cannot be configured to form an MSP ring.
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Two-Fiber Bidirectional Ring MSP

RMSP
The two-fiber bidirectional ring MSP scheme is applicable to an

SDH ring network of the STM-4 or higher level formed by fibers,
and provides protection at the MS level for services between the
nodes of a ring network.
The IDU 620 supports a maximum of one STM-4 two-fiber

bidirectional MSP ring.
Only the SL4 support RMSP configured.
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RMSP Protection Type
The two-fiber bidirectional ring MSP has the following characteristics

in terms of the protection type:
A ring network uses two fibers. One fiber is used to receive signals and
the other fiber is used to transmit signals.
Services are received and transmitted on the same route.
The normal services between different nodes share the protection
channel. The protection channel can be used to transfer extra services.
The two-fiber bidirectional ring MSP adopts the revertive mode. That is,
an NE that is in the switching state releases the switching and enables
the former working channel to return to the working state some time
after the former working channel is restored to normal. The period from
the time the former working channel is restored to normal until the time
the NE releases the switching is called the wait-to-restore (WTR) time. To
prevent frequent switching events due to an unstable working channel, it
is recommended that you set the WTR time to five to twelve minutes.
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RMSP Realization Principle
The two-fiber bidirectional ring MSP adopts the automatic

bridging mechanism between working channels and protection
channels to realize the switching.

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RMSP Realization Principle
after the switching
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RMSP Feature Description
Two-fiber bidirectional ring MSP can be triggered by local SF

conditions, local SD conditions, local external switching requests,
and byte K sent from the node on another ring network.
Within the MSP switching time (shorter than 50 ms), services are
interrupted. Extra services are interrupted within the period from
the time normal services are switched to the protection channel
until the time the services are restored to the working channel.
The line of a two-fiber bidirectional MSP ring cannot be

configured with linear MSP.
The line of a two-fiber bidirectional MSP ring can work only as

the sink of an SNCP service pair, and cannot work as the working
source or protection source.
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PXC Active/Standby Protection
In the normal state, the active and standby PXC work in the hot standby mode.
When the active unit is abnormal, the standby unit replace the original active
one to providing the cross-connect and clock functions to the entire system.
The conditions triggering the PXC active/standby protection include the loss of
the 38M system clock and the hardware failure.
The conditions triggering the situation that the service unit selects the PXC
include loss of the system clock, loss of the service frame header, loss of the
overhead clock, and loss of the overhead frame header.
The service interruption time in the PXC active/standby switching within 50

ms.
Only the OptiX RTN 620 supports the PXC active/standby protection. When the
slots 1 and 3 are both configured with the cross-connect and clock board PXC,
this protection is automatically enabled.
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PXC Active/Standby Protection (cont.)

In the normal state
a
ign
s
ce
rvi
e
S
Service
unit
Crossconnect
and clock
unit
sig
na
l
ce
rvi
e
S
Service signal and

clock signal
Se
rvi
ce
In the switching state
Clock
signal
Service
unit
n
sig
al
Crossconnect
and clock
unit
1
Service signal and

clock signal
Se
rvi
ce
Crossconnect
and clock
unit
Clock
signal
sig
n
al
Crossconnect
and clock
unit
3
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Protection Type Relation with IDU

IDU 605
IDU 620
IDU 610
SNCP
Not support
support
support
1 1 FD
support *
support
Not support
1 1 SD
support *
support
Not support
1+1 HSB
support *
support
Not support
N+1
Not support
support
Not support
PXC
Active/Standby
Protection
Not support
support
Not support
Power 1+1
Protection
support
support
Not support
RMSP
Not support
support
Not support
LMSP
Not support
support
support
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Summary
Service and Equipment Protection Schemes Supported by the

OptiX RTN 600
1+1 HSB
1+1 SD
1+1 FD
N+1 Protection
SNCP
LMSP
RMSP
PXC active/standby Protection
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05/09/15

OptiX RTN 600

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Complete the study on the Digital Microwave Communications

Principles or have the relevant knowledge.

Have the general networking knowledge of the SDH optical

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OptiX RTN 600 Product Description and OptiX RTN

Digital Microwave Communications Principles

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Upon completion of this course, you will be

Describe the network application of the OptiX RTN 600.

List the common networking modes of the OptiX RTN 600.

List the service types and protection schemes supported by

Describe the configuration requirements of the OptiX RTN

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Network Application and Networking Modes of the OptiX

1.1 Network Application and Station Types

1.3 Networking Modes

Services Protection and Equipment Protection

2.1 1+1 Protection

2.2 N+1 Protection

2.3 Others Protection

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The OptiX RTN 600 radio transmission system is a short haul

The system provides multiple service interfaces, and it can be

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Microwave Station Types

Classified by Station Type

Classified by Transmit and Receive Frequency

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Microwave Station Types (cont.)

Microwave Station Types Terminal

Typical configuration of the OptiX RTN 600 as the Terminal

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Microwave Station Types Terminal

Typical configuration of the OptiX RTN 600 as the Terminal

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Microwave Station Types Relay

Typical Configuration of the OptiX RTN 600 as the Relay

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Microwave Station Type Pivotal

Typical Configuration of the OptiX RTN 600 as the Pivotal station

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Network Application and Networking Modes of the OptiX

1.1 Network Application and Station Types

1.3 Networking Modes

Services Protection and Equipment Protection

2.1 1+1 Protection

2.2 N+1 Protection

2.3 Others Protection

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Microwave Network Topology

The following figures show the basic topologies of the microwave

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Applications of the OptiX RTN

Terminal station in the mobile backhaul network

Mobile backhaul chain network

Mobile backhaul tree network

Applications in the Access Network and Private Network