OTN Manual

OTN-N415 Node
(S30826-B22-X)
Doc. No.: AB-M118-E-4
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Contents

1. INTRODUCTION ......................................................4
1.1 General ..........................................................4
1.2 References ....................................................4

2. NODE DESCRIPTION ..............................................4

2.1 General ..........................................................4
2.2 Power Supply Unit .........................................4
2.3 Network Card .................................................5
2.4 Interface Cards ..............................................5
2.5 NSM415 Module ............................................6
2.5.1 DIP Switch Settings .......................................7
2.5.2 Cooling Fans..................................................7
2.5.3 Test Button ....................................................7
2.5.4 Engineering Order Wire (EOW) .....................8
2.5.5 Digital Inputs/Outputs ....................................8
2.5.6 Digital I/O Connector .....................................8
2.5.7 LED Indications..............................................8
2.6 -48 V Power Supply Module with Ringing
Current Generator..........................................9
2.7 Backplane ......................................................9
2.8 Temperature Measurement and Airflow.........9
2.9 Pre-supply Provider Strip ...............................9

3. FUNCTIONAL OPERATION .................................. 10

4. POWER SUPPLY SPECIFICATIONS .................... 10

4.1 Main characteristics ..................................... 10
4.2 Power Supply Specifications........................ 10

5. SPECIFICATIONS .................................................. 11

6. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS .......................... 11

6.1 General ........................................................ 12
6.2 Install PSU ................................................... 12
6.3 Uninstall/Remove PSU ................................ 12
6.4 Ventilation .................................................... 12

7. WEEE GUIDELINES .............................................. 12

8. LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS.................................... 12

List of Figures

Figure 1 N415 Node .............................................................4

Figure 2 Power Supplies: Front Panel View .........................5
Figure 3 NSM415 + DIP Switches: Side-view ......................6
Figure 4 Node Number Example ..........................................7
Figure 5 Ring Number Example ...........................................7
Figure 6 NSM415: Front Panel View ....................................7
Figure 7 N415 Node: Ventilation Airflow...............................9
Figure 8 N415 Node Architecture (top view) ..................... 10
Figure 9 Crossed-bin Symbol ............................................. 12

List of Tables

Table 1 References ..............................................................4

Table 2 Card Positions .........................................................5
Table 3 Digital Outputs .........................................................8
Table 4 Pin Allocation: Digital I/O Connector .......................9
Table 5 PSU Main Characteristics ..................................... 10
Table 6 Weight ................................................................... 11

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1. INTRODUCTION 2. NODE DESCRIPTION

1.1 General 2.1 General

This document describes the N415 node (S30826-B22-X). The N415 node has a modular structure, see Figure 1:

The N415 node can be used in OTN-X3M and can operate

in a network that has N42(C) nodes as well.

N415 nodes are equipped with the Node Support Module S4

NSM415 (S30824-Q126) providing control and monitoring S3
facilities for the node. S2
FAN/
PSU1 PSU2
NSM
BORA
The N415 can be equipped with a network card, four S1
interface cards and two redundant PSUs (=power supply
unit).
Figure 1 N415 Node
Two types of PSU are available: one for the higher voltage
range (100 – 240 VAC ± 10% and 125 VDC) and one for
the lower voltage range (18 – 60 VDC). One power supply A backplane interconnects the cards, fan/NSM module and
is sufficient to supply the node without any restrictions as to PSUs. Positions not containing an interface card are
interface cards configuration. However to increase covered with cover plates. There are two types of cover
reliability, a node can be equipped with two power supplies plates: one for the interface card positions (C30165-A9550-
(not necessarily of the same type). If one power supply B9) and one for the PSU positions (V30812-A3010-A125).
should fail, the other will take over automatically.
Figure 1 shows the positions of the network and interface
There is one network card slot. This means no redundancy cards in the node. The card positions are also indicated on
on network card level. Any X3M network card can be used. the backplane.

A maximum of 196.608 Mbps can be added to or dropped

from each of the interface cards in HX mode. A maximum 2.2 Power Supply Unit
of 785.408 Mbps can be added to or dropped from interface
cards S1 until S4 in HX4 mode when the node is equipped Power Supply Units PSU1 and PSU2 convert the mains or
with a BORA-X3M (2.5G) / BORA-X3M-ETX (2.5G) or battery input voltages to appropriate voltages for the node
BORA-X3M-ULM (2.5G) / BORA10G-X3M-ETX network (+5 VDC / ±12 VDC). The modules are 3 HE high (1 HE =
card. 44.45 mm), 10 TE wide (1 TE = 5.08 mm) and 220 mm
deep. The PSUs are redundant, hot swappable and have
current sharing.

1.2 References There are 2 different types of power supplies:

Table 1 gives an overview of the documents referred to in ­ 100-240 VAC ± 10% / 125VDC (V30812-A5020-A59).
this document. Here, * refers to the document issue.
­ 18-60 VDC (V30812-A5020-A60).

Table 1 References Figure 2 shows the Power Supply Units’ front panels, which
are equipped with LEDs indicating the input and output vol-
Ref. Number Title tages. A lit green LED indicates that the voltage is present.
A31003-Z3931-
The N415 node can operate with one or two power supplies
[1] M226-*-7618 -48 V Power Supply Modules in any of the provided positions. If no redundant power
(PSU 48 V) with or without 25 supply is provided, the empty position should be covered
Hz Ringing Current Generator with cover plate V30812-A3010-A125.
(RG-25)
The input power plug is located on the front of the power
[2] M153-*-7618 BORA-X3M Network Card supplies (see Figure 2).
[3] M155-*-7618 OTN TRM Modules The high-voltage power supply has a standard mains input
power plug, whereas the low voltage power supply has a
[4] M330-*-7618 OMS Manual
Phoenix Contact (www.phoenixcontact.com) input power
[5] M137-*-7618 BORA-X3M-ETX Network Card socket, type PC4/3-STF-7,62; the mating connector to be
used on the cable is housing KGG-PC4/3-F with plug
[6] M405-*-7618 BORA10G-X3M-ETX PC4/3-ST-7,62.
[7] M139-*-7618 BORA-X3M-ULM Network Card

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Table 2 Card Positions The network card is the node’s central control block and
provides communication with the previous and the next
Card Position Card Name node (via its TRMs), the interface cards and the OMS.
OMS automatically identifies the type of card that is
S1, S2, S3, S4 Interface cards; Four universal inserted.
interface slots for interface cards in
any combination (speed = maximum The network card allows the following tasks:
196 Mbps/slot)
­ Initialize and close the ring.
BORA Network card; A network card slot for
any OTN-X3M network card allowed ­ Automatic reconfiguration after possible network faults.
(see list in §2.3)
­ Exchange data between the interface cards and the
NSM The NSM415 module including a fan network card via a star-shaped topology, allowing for a
module with dual fans to ventilate the full-speed simultaneous data transfer between interface
N415 node and the NSM unit and network cards without interferences between
different interface cards.
PS1 (=PSU1) Power Supply Unit 1
PS2 (=PSU2) Power Supply Unit 2 ­ Exchange data between network card and ring.

­ Realize a ring speed of 0.622, 2.488 or 9.952 Gbps.

V30812-A5020-A59 V30812-A5020-A60 ­ Extract up to 1.572 Gbps from the optical ring with a
granularity of 32 kbps; Up to 196.608 Mbps can be
exchanged with any and each interface card in the
node in HX mode and up to 785.408 Mbps for interface
card slot 1 until 4 when running in to HX4 mode.

­ Interface to the OTN Management System (OMS); an

+5V +5V embedded 10 Mbps Ethernet ring (communication over
+12V +12V IP) interconnects the OMS with all network cards in an
-12V
OFF
-12V OTN-X3M network. The OMS sets up the OTN network
Vin and its data connections.
Vin 18 - 60 VDC
OFF
10 - 3 A
­ Fixed and switched services, allowing dynamic
100-240 VAC
125VDC bandwidth allocation on a still non-blocking operation.
50/60 Hz ON
ON ­ The TRMs convert the optical signal from the OTN ring
to a corresponding electrical signal and vice versa;
+ Each network card is equipped with two hot-pluggable
TRMs, replaceable through the front panel of the
- network card. For an overview of all the available TRM
modules and their technical specifications, see Ref. [3].

­ Synchronization, if any, to an external clock signal.

PE
1.5A / 0.75A
The BORA-X3M is an example of an OTN-X3M network
card. See Ref. [2] for a detailed description.

PSU120-AC/DC PSU120-DC/DC 2.4 Interface Cards

The node has room for maximum four interface cards. A

Figure 2 Power Supplies: Front Panel View
maximum of 196 Mbps can be added to or dropped from
each of the interface cards in HX mode and 785.408 Mbps
in HX4 mode.
2.3 Network Card
All peripherals are connected to the OTN through the
The N415 node can host any 4-slot network card from the interface cards. OTN has interface cards for data trans-
OTN-X3M family, e.g: mission, local area networks, telephony purposes and high-
quality audio/video transmission.
­ BORA(622)-X3M
­ BORA(622)-X3M-ULM It is also possible to insert a -48V PSU with ringing
­ BORA(622)-X3M-ETX generator into an interface slot (see §2.6).
­ etc.
Each interface card is described in a separate document,
BORA-150/600/2500 or a BORA-OTN network card cannot which can be found in the documentation section on the
be used. OTNnet via https://extranet.otnsystems.com/.

Network card redundancy is not possible. For the correct programming of the interface cards, see the
card documentation and the OMS manual (see Ref.[4]).

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2.5 NSM415 Module ­ Sub D25-pin connection (female connector) interface

for digital I/O and +12V supply.
The node support module, the NSM415 (S30824-Q126),
includes both the NSM and fan functionality and is hot- ­ ESD Bonding Point for wristband (EBP).
swappable.
Figure 6 shows these functions being represented on the
The NSM415 only communicates with the network card NSM415’s front panel. DIP-switches are used to set the
within its corresponding node and does, therefore, not use NSM415’s module version and the node and ring numbers.
OTN bandwidth. The absence of the NSM415 is displayed The NSM415 also knows which interface slots are free and
on the network card. whether the power supply modules are in order. The
NSM415 provides the early connection supply voltage and
The NSM415 is part of every N415 node and performs the measures its presence.
node’s monitoring and controlling function. The NSM415 is
connected to the node's backplane and communicates with In order to realize the aforementioned functions, the
the network cards, interface cards and PSUs installed in the NSM415 exchanges node status and control information
node. This communication takes place via the status and with the network card. During node or network card
control bus, and provides the following functions: initialization, the NSM415 operates with default values.

­ LED indication if node temperature is within (=green) Once the network card has successfully booted, it provides
or outside (=red) the permissible range. the control bits for the NSM415 operation. If, after network
card booting, the NSM415 does not receive control
­ Detection of cooling fans’ rotation and driving information for more than four seconds, it assumes a faulty
(controlled by the network card); LED indication of network card and reverts to the default settings as follows:
proper operation or failure .
­ Cooling fans run at full speed.
­ Test button for checking the operation of the cooling
fans and the LEDs on the NSM415. ­ EOW buzzer cannot be activated by the EOW-req
button.
­ Buzzer and LED control button for setting up an EOW
connection; To set up an EOW connection, press the ­ LEDs for temperature, EOW-request and digital
‘EOW req’ button; when pressed, the green EOW LED outputs: unlit.
will be lit and the buzzer will buzz in all the other nodes.
­ Digital outputs: open.
­ LED status indication for four user-configurable (via
OMS) digital inputs and four outputs. ­ Digital inputs and LEDs: normal operation.

­ Cooling fan's LEDs: normal operation.

Master selection

HW-ED spare clk

Msb Lsb 5...........0 10
‘1’
‘0’
S1 S2 S3

S4 S5 S6 S7 S8 S9
‘1’
‘0’
 ring no   node number 

Figure 3 NSM415 + DIP Switches: Side-view

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2.5.1 DIP Switch Settings 2.5.3 Test Button

See Figure 3. (see Figure 6)

• Node Number: (4 x 4-bits). A test for checking the operation of the cooling fans in the
Node numbers are set in binary code using switches node and the front panel LEDs of the NSM415 is provided.
S6, S7, S8, S9. Valid decimal node numbers range
from 0001 to 8999. The validity of the node number set Pressing the 'Test' button lights all the LEDs on the
can be verified on the display of the corresponding NSM415 and activates the fans to full speed.
network card. An invalid number results in an error
A subset of the test initiated by pressing the 'Test' button is
display. See Figure 4 for an example.
used as a self-test of the NSM415 module during network
• Ring Number: (2 x 4-bits). card power-up.
Ring numbers are set in binary code using switches S4
and S5 in a similar way as the node number. Valid Example: Node N° = 415
decimal ring numbers range from 01 to 89. The validity S6 S7 S8 S9
of the ring number set can be verified on the display of 1 23 4 1 23 4 1 23 4 12 34
‘1’
the corresponding network card. An invalid number ‘0’
results in an error display. See Figure 5 for an
example.
Hex  0000 0100 0001 0101
Dec  0
• Clock Bits. 4 1 5

Switch segments 3 and 4 of S3 (representing CLK1

and CLK0, respectively) are used to affect the master Figure 4 Node Number Example
network card in an X3M network. Default setting is
CLK(1,0) = '10'. If the setting(s) '00' ('01') are selected,
the network card in this node is favored as clock Example: Ring N° = 15
master (spare clock master) choice, provided a valid S4 S5
clock signal is recognized at the external clock input of 1 23 4 12 34
the network card. Refer to Ref.[2] inTable 1 for ‘1’
‘0’
examples on clocking and loop timing.

• Spares. Hex  0001 0101

Switch S2 as a whole and switch segments 1 and 2 of Dec  1 5
S3 are not used.
Figure 5 Ring Number Example
• Hardware edition.
The 4-bit hardware version of the NSM415 is set with
S1.

2.5.2 Cooling Fans

Two cooling fans are installed in each N415 node and are
progressively switched at reduced or full speed, depending
on the temperature in the nodes.

One independently driven set of red and green LEDs is

provided for each fan.

The rotation speed of the fans is measured and compared

to the fan configuration, which results in two possible states
for each fan: the measured and the configured state.

The configured state depends on the node temperature.

­ The measured state matches the configured state,

which is indicated by the corresponding green LED on
the front panel being lit. This is also the case, when the
fan has stopped because the proper temperature has
been reached.

­ The measured state does not match the configured

state, which is indicated by the corresponding red LED
on the front panel being lit.

Figure 6 NSM415: Front Panel View

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2.5.4 Engineering Order Wire (EOW) Table 3 Digital Outputs

(see Figure 6)
LED Description
The EOW set-up facility comprises the pushbutton, the
EOW-Req LED and an integrated buzzer. The actual EOW output1 The LED is dark when a Minor alarm occurs
connection resides on the network card.
output2 The LED is dark when a Major alarm occurs
In the normal state no pushbuttons are being pressed and
all green EOW-Req. LEDs are dark. Pressing the output3 For future use
pushbutton in the own node will activate the built-in buzzer
output4 For future use
in all nodes, including the own node. At the same time all
green EOW-Req. LEDs will be lit every node.

A protection against a faulty pushbutton being continuously The DC supply voltages are short-circuit proof, EMC-
activated has been integrated. Continuously pressing it will protected and fused (125 mA per supply pin). Table 3
generate a beep of maximum five seconds. Afterwards, the shows the pin allocations for the connector.
pushbutton must be released and, if necessary, pressed
again, which is checked by the network card, allowing it to Contact specifications between the Out (+) and Out (-) pins
decide whether a pushbutton is stuck or not. of a digital output:

An EOW link is requested e.g. in node ‘A’, whenever a ­ DC only.

microphone (red connector) is plugged into a network card
­ ON resistance = 5 Ω max.
in node ‘A’. The red CALL LED on all the network cards in
the network is lit. You can attract more attention by ­ OFF resistance = 500 MΩ min.
pressing the EOW pushbutton on the NSM415 module e.g.
in node 'A'. This request is audibly and visually indicated in ­ Continuous DC load current = 200 mA max. (closed
all nodes. The destination party in node ‘B’ can start to contact).
speak if the microphone and headphone are plugged into
the network card of node ‘B’. ­ Load voltage = 48 V DC max. (open contact).

If the above specifications cannot be used for a specific

application, an output module such as the DEK-REL/1/S
2.5.5 Digital Inputs/Outputs from Phoenix Contact must be used.

(see Figure 6) Contact specifications between the In (+) and In (-) pins of
a digital input:
The NSM415 module provides four digital inputs and four
digital outputs. I/Os are galvanically isolated. Outputs are ­ The input goes active with a 20-50 V DC voltage
semiconductor-based and intended for 24 or 48 V DC having the correct polarity; Corresponding current:
supplies. I/Os are user allocated. Inputs can be monitored max. 4 mA at 20 V and max. 10 mA at 50 V.
on the OMS. All inputs and outputs are connected to two
pins on the front panel connector. A green LED is provided ­ Inputs are protected against reversed polarity.
for each input and output. LEDs are lit when the
­ Inputs are not active for voltages < 5 V.
corresponding inputs or outputs are active.
If the above specifications cannot be used for a specific
­ Outputs: the LED is lit when the output has been
application, an input module, e.g. from the EMG 10-OE
switched to draw current (contact closed). By default,
series from Phoenix Contact, must be used.
these LEDs are all lit.

­ Inputs: the LED is lit when current is detected at the

input. 2.5.7 LED Indications
The LEDs are thus copies of the status or control bits. All the LED indications on the front panel of the NSM415
Alarms are initiated from the network card which itself does module are listed below:
not have an alarm connector. If a network card fails, a
major alarm will be initiated by the NSM415 module. Loss • Temp
of power results in all relays opening. Upon power-up alarm ­ Lit green LED: indicates that the temperature
signals will be ignored until booting has been completed inside the node is within range.
successfully.
­ Lit red LED: indicates that the node temperature is
out of range.
2.5.6 Digital I/O Connector • Fans1, 2
­ Lit green LED: detected speed matches configured
(see Figure 6) speed.
All digital inputs and outputs are connected to two pins of ­ Lit red LED: detected speed does not match
the DB 25 female connector (see Table 3) on the front configured speed.
panel as well as to three +12 V / -12 V supplies.

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• EOW req 2.6 -48 V Power Supply Module with Ringing Current
­ Lit green LED indicates that the ‘EOW req’ button Generator
has been pressed on any other node.
Optionally, the -48 V power supply module with ringing
• Digital I/O current generator FB-52454-A can be installed in the node.
­ Input 1,2,3,4: a lit green LED indicates that current This module is required when interface cards for telephony
has been detected on the corresponding input of purposes are installed in the node, such as e.g. 12LVOI-T
the I/O connector. or UP0-T interface cards.

­ Output 1,2,3,4: a lit green LED indicates that the This power supply with ringing generator can be inserted in
corresponding output of the I/O connector has an interface slot.
been closed.
Refer to ref. [1] for a description of the -48 V power supply
module with ringing current generator.

Table 4 Pin Allocation: Digital I/O Connector

2.7 Backplane
Pin Signal Pin Signal
The backplane interconnects the network card, interface
1 -12 V 14 -12 V cards, NSM415 module and the Power Supply Unit(s). See
Figure 8.
2 -12 V 15 GND

3 In4 (-) 16 In4 (+) 2.8 Temperature Measurement and Airflow

The node temperature is measured and controlled by a

4 In3 (-) 17 In3 (+) temperature sensor on the network card (see Figure 7).
The network card communicates this sensor info towards
5 In2 (-) 18 In2 (+) the NSM415, which drives the fans.

The airflow is controlled by the fans.

6 In1 (-) 19 In1 (+)

7 Frame Ground
2.9 Pre-supply Provider Strip
8 Out4(+) 20 Out4(-) The N415 has a pre-supply power provider strip (see
Figure 8), just as the N42. This pre-supply provider strip
9 Out3(+) 21 Out3(-) serves three purposes:

­ Feed supply voltage to the interface cards just before

10 Out2(+) 22 Out2(-) they make contact with the backplane connector.

11 Out1(+) 23 Out1(-) ­ Measure the outgoing airflow temperature.

­ Keep incoming air and outgoing air separated.

12 +12 V 24 GND
NOTE: Loss of power on the pre-supply provider strip is
13 +12 V 25 +12 V indicated in the OMS. This may require the
replacement of a fuse on the NSM415.

air air
inlet outlet air
outlet
air
inlet air
outlet
FAN/
PSU1 PSU2
NSM

air
outlet

Figure 7 N415 Node: Ventilation Airflow

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Backplane
Pre-supply
provider strip
F
A
N
1 N
PSU1 PSU2
S
F
M
A
N
2

Figure 8 N415 Node Architecture (top view)

3. FUNCTIONAL OPERATION
Output ripple & noise <100 mVpp on +5 V;
The network card is the node’s central control block and <300 mVpp on ± 12 V;
provides communication with the TRMs, interface cards
and OMS. Inrush current <10 A (AC); <25 A (DC)

The TRMs are the optical transmitters and receivers and Current sharing Yes
allow setting up a dual ring network at 0.622, 2.5 Gbps or
10 Gbps. Hot plugin Yes

OTN data is transported between nodes in either an STM- Overvoltage protection On + 5 V output, active at + 6
4c/STM-16c/STM-64c or an OC-16c/OC-48c/OC-192c V
(selected via the OMS) concatenated container. SDH signal
termination, clock synchronization, BER measurement and Output characteristic Rectangular
word alignment are realized in the SDH/Sonet link layer.
Signalisation LED indication of input and
The network card inserts the OTN frames into the output voltages
SDH/Sonet payload. The OTN frame contains both user
data and system overhead information. As a result, the Warnings DC OK output ( open collector
SDH/Sonet overhead bytes are not used by the OTN pin 26 )
application and can be modified by other devices without
affecting the OTN. Operating temp. range -40 °C to +65 °C
(-40 °F to +149 °F)
A gate array on the network card implements the add/drop
function between ring and interface cards at 32 kbps. Error Relative humidity 20 % .. 95 % non-condensing
checks are carried out at the optical level (Optical Signal
Loss), at the SDH level (B1, B2 and B3 Bit Error Rate MTBF >100000 hours at 50 °C
Check) and on the embedded OTN frames (CRC checks).
Safety Acc. to EN60950

Environment test Acc. to IEC60068

4. POWER SUPPLY SPECIFICATIONS condition
4.1 Main characteristics Emissions Acc. to EN50081-1
Table 5 PSU Main Characteristics
Immunity Acc. to EN50082-2

Applicable for power supplies Size Euro Cassette 3HE/10TE/220

V30812-A5020-A59 (100-240 VAC ± 10%, 125 VDC) and
V30812-A5020-A60 (18-60 VDC) Connector back DIN41612-H15

Input voltage 100 – 240 VAC ± 10%

(incl 125 VDC ) 4.2 Power Supply Specifications
or 18-60 VDC
­ The 18..60 V DC power supply is a DC-DC converter
Input frequency 47-63 Hz (AC version) with electrical insulation between input and output
voltages. Reverse polarity will not damage the PSU,
Harmonic distorsion Acc. to EN61000-3-2 (= PFC) but will prevent it from working.
Outputs +5V /18 A, +12V /3 A, -12V /3 ­ The on/off switch on both versions is of an electronic
A type and does not interrupt the input voltage, but uses
the internal inhibit function of the PSU’s control circuit.
Max. output power 120 Watt

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­ The maximum input current is 2 A for the 100-240 VAC ­ η = power supply efficiency
± 10% version and 10 A for the 18-60 VDC version.
­ Ptot-DC = (Pcard / ηDC) + Pempty-DC
­ The outputs are short-circuit proof and have a
“rectangular” output characteristic. If too much current ­ Ptot-AC = (Pcard / ηAC) + Pempty-AC
is drawn from the PSU, the current will stay at it’s
maximum value, but the output voltage will drop. ­ E.g. some cards with a total power consumption of
100 W are inserted into the node. What is the total
­ The internally dissipated power of the PSU varies power consumption?
between 16 W and 40 W, depending on the load.
­ Ptot-DC = (Pcard / η DC) + Pempty-DC
= (100 W / 0.725 ) + 26 W = 164 W
5. SPECIFICATIONS
­ Ptot-AC = (Pcard / η AC) + Pempty-AC
a. Temperature (node surrounding) = (100 W / 0.767 ) + 19 W = 149 W
­ Operation g. Dimensions
­ -10°C to +55°C
- +14 °F to +131 °F ­ width: 482 mm
­ heigth (3HU): 133 mm
­ Storage and shipping ­ depth: 290 mm
­ -20 °C to +70°C
- -4 °F to +158°F h. Altitude: up to 20000 m.

b. Relative Humidity (non-condensing) i. Dust

­ Operation: 20 % to 80 % at 25 °C (+77°F) Deposit of dust is allowed. An excessive deposit

(node surrounding) (especially of conductive dust), in combination with a
­ Storage and shipping: 20 % to 95 % high degree of humidity may cause system operation
interruptions, and must be avoided.
c. Weight
j. Cooling
Table 6 Weight
The NSM415 provides 2 intelligent fans for cooling
Node/Module Number Weight purposes.

N415 empty S30826-B22-X 3.960 kg k. Input Voltage range

PSU-AC V30812-A5020-A59 2.380 kg ­ V30812-A5020-A59: 100-240 VAC ± 10% /

125 VDC
PSU-DC V30812-A5020-A60 2.54 kg
­ V30812-A5020-A60: 18-60 VDC.

l. Maximum Absorbed Power: < 380 W

d. MTBF
m. Fuses:
­ MTBF of the +5 V / ± 12 V power supply module:
>11 years at 50°C/122°F. ­ Fuse T6.3 A/250 V for the AC power supply;
­ MTBF of the NSM415 module: 51.1 years (2232 ­ The fuses for the DC power supplies are non-
FITs) at 25°C/77°F. replaceable.

e. Electromagnetic Compatibility n. Secondary voltages:

­ Emission: EN 61000-6-4, EN 55022, Class A. ­ +5 VDC / 18 A

­ Immunity: EN 61000-6-2. ­ +12 VDC / 3 A
­ EMC tight, designed for 10 GHz radiation. ­ -12 VDC / 3 A

f. Power Consumption of an empty node

6. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
­ +5 V output : 575 mA (with fans running)
390 mA (with fans off) Cable number S30827-C114-Axx is available for
connecting the DC power supply units, with <xx>
­ +12 V output : 270 mA representing 10 cm or 3.93 inch, e.g. S30827-C114-A50
represents a 5.00 m cable.
­ -12 V output : 270 mA
ATTENTION!
­ DC empty node (only backplane) = 26 W
• For DC input power supply modules: never apply a too
­ AC empty node (only backplane) = 19 W
high input voltage and observe the correct polarity. If
­ DC Power supply efficiency = 72.5 % the node is connected to an incorrect voltage source,
the power supply unit will be damaged.
­ AC Power supply efficiency = 76.7 %
• Plugging the network card into a slot other than the
­ P = power consumption network card slot will damage the network card.

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CAUTION – SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS! 6.4 Ventilation

• AC power supplies: Double pole/neutral fusing N415 node ventilation takes place through sideway air-
intake/outlets. Make sure there is enough room for
• Before opening the node, switch off the power and ventilation around the node. See also Figure 8.
disconnect the power cable.
7. WEEE GUIDELINES
• Before connecting the mains voltage and switching on
the power, first connect the GND (Ground) to the The N415 node is compliant with the European 2002/96/EG
housing of the node with a yellow/green cable of at (WEEE: Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment)
least 4 mm². guidelines.

• The AC power supplies of the node can only be This compliancy is indicated at the back of the node by
connected to a shock proof socket. means of a crossed-bin symbol (see Figure 9).

• Only use DC input voltages that are within the

indicated voltage range on the DC power supplies. Pay
attention to the polarity!

• For DC power supplies, use a shielded power supply

cable type 3 x 2.5 mm². The shielding is connected to
the earth at the remote end of the cable.

• It is not allowed to connect OTN to a

Figure 9 Crossed-bin Symbol
telecommunications network (PSTN) or cable
distribution network. The equipment that you bought has required the extraction
and use of natural resources for its production. It may
• The switch on the PSUs does not disconnect the mains contain substances harzardous to health and environment.
voltage (no disconnect device). As a result, parts of the
node remain energized after switching off the switch. In order to avoid the dissemination of those substances in
Switch off the power and disconnect the power cable our environment and to diminish the pressure on the natural
before opening or removing the PSU. resources, we encourage you to use the appropriate take-
back systems.
• There exist old and new PSU versions:
old:V30812-A5020-A29/A30 These systems will reuse or recycle most of the materials of
new:V30812-A5020-A59/A60 your end life equipment in a sound way.
When using two PSUs in one node, never mix old and
new versions. It could cause load sharing problems The crossed-bin symbol invites you to use those systems.
and service disturbances at PSU switch on/off.
If you need more information on the collection, reuse and
recycling systems, please contact your local or regional
6.1 General waste administration. You can also contact us for more
information on the environmental performances of our
The front must be easily accessible to carry out the product.
following actions:

­ Connect optical cables.

­ Plug in interface cards. 8. LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
­ System supervision (LED indications and alpha-
BER Bit Error Rate
numerical display), test and diagnostics.
­ Add or replace cards. BORA Broadband Optical Ring Adapter
­ Connect power cables.
EBP ESD Bonding Point
EMC ElectroMagnetic Compatibility
6.2 Install PSU
ESD ElectroStatic Discharge
The procedure below causes minimal network disturbance.
HS High Speed
1. Take the PSU that has to be installed and switch OFF HX High Speed X3M (196 Mbps)
the PSU power switch if not already done.
2. Connect the power cable to the input. HX4 High Speed X3M (784 Mbps)
3. Plug the PSU in one of the two PSU slots of the node.
4. Switch ON the power supply. IFC Interface Card
LED Light Emitting Diode

6.3 Uninstall/Remove PSU LS Low Speed

MTBF MeanTime Between Failure
1. Switch OFF the power supply.
2. Disconnect the power cable from the input. NSM Node Support Module
3. Remove the PSU from the node.
OMS OTN Management System

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OTN Open Transport Network

OTR Optical Transmitter and Receiver
PSU Power Supply Unit
PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network.
SDH Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
TRM Transceiver Module
WEEE Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment

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