Installation Guide R3.1

Alcatel-Lucent 1850
Transport Service Switch (TSS-320 and TSS-160) | Release 3.1

Installation Guide
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limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interferences when the equipment is operated in a commercial
environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy. If the equipment is not installed and used in
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equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference, in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at the
expense of the user.
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Contents
About this document
vii
Purpose........................................................................................................................................................vii
Reason for revision.....................................................................................................................................vii
Intended audience .......................................................................................................................................vii
How to use this document ..........................................................................................................................vii
Safety information ......................................................................................................................................vii
Caution to avoid equipment damage............................................................................................................ x
Conventions used......................................................................................................................................... xi
Related information ....................................................................................................................................xii
Document support......................................................................................................................................xiii
Technical support ......................................................................................................................................xiii
How to order ..............................................................................................................................................xiii
How to comment .......................................................................................................................................xiii
Packaging collection and recovery requirements .....................................................................................xiii
Recycling/take-back/disposal of product ................................................................................................... xv
1
Mechanical installation of shelves into the Alcatel-Lucent TSS ETSI rack
1-1
Overview....................................................................................................................................................1-1
Mechanical installation of the Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 subrack into the TSS rack ......................1-2
Mechanical installation of the Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 sub-rack into the TSS rack...................1-15
2
Electrical installation rules
2-1
Overview....................................................................................................................................................2-1
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 boards installation and electrical connections ......................................2-10
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 connection points - common unit..........................................................2-11
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 connection points - SDH units ..............................................................2-12
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 connection points - DATA units ...........................................................2-15
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 connection points Optical Amplifier units.........................................2-18
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 connection points - DWDM unit...........................................................2-19
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 connection points CWDM units.........................................................2-21
Power supply & synchronization ............................................................................................................2-24
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Power supply connection ........................................................................................................................2-25

GENTRU power connection ...................................................................................................................2-27
Synchronization connections ..................................................................................................................2-32
EC320 unit connection ............................................................................................................................2-38
MATRIX unit connection .......................................................................................................................2-39
Back panel electrical connections ...........................................................................................................2-46
Rack lamp connection .............................................................................................................................2-47
Remote alarm connection........................................................................................................................2-50
Housekeeping connection .......................................................................................................................2-52
Shelf ID connection.................................................................................................................................2-54
STEP-UP connections .............................................................................................................................2-56
Auxiliary channel connection .................................................................................................................2-60
Electrical cables routing ..........................................................................................................................2-62
Fiber routing ............................................................................................................................................2-63
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 boards installation and electrical connections ......................................2-64
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 connection points - common units ........................................................2-65
Alcatel-Lucent 1850TSS-160 connection points - SDH units ...............................................................2-67
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 connection points DATA units ..........................................................2-70
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 connection points Optical Amplifier units.........................................2-73
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 connection points DWDM units ........................................................2-74
Power supply & synchronization ............................................................................................................2-77
GENTRU Power supply connection .......................................................................................................2-78
GENTRU power connection ...................................................................................................................2-80
MANGTRU power supply connection ...................................................................................................2-84
Synchronization connections ..................................................................................................................2-90
EC320 unit connection ............................................................................................................................2-96
MATRIX unit connection .......................................................................................................................2-97
Electrical connections............................................................................................................................2-103
STEP-UP A/B cable ..............................................................................................................................2-106
Rack lamp cable ....................................................................................................................................2-107
Housekeeping cable pin-out ..................................................................................................................2-108
Electrical cable routing..........................................................................................................................2-109
Fiber routing ..........................................................................................................................................2-111
Fiber conveyor installation....................................................................................................................2-112
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Optical jumper routing ..........................................................................................................................2-113

3
Optical fiber
3-1
Overview....................................................................................................................................................3-1
Placing/removing devices into the sub-rack .............................................................................................3-2
4
Migration from Rel.1.x to Rel.3.x in Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS rack
4-1
Overview....................................................................................................................................................4-1
Safety rules ................................................................................................................................................4-2
Migration hardware procedure (greenfield)..............................................................................................4-3
Migration description ................................................................................................................................4-7
Migration hardware procedure (upgrade) ...............................................................................................4-11
20G packet processors to packet modules migration .............................................................................4-13
HO to HO+LO migration (MT320LO and LOAs) .................................................................................4-17
A
Suggested cables
A-1
Overview...................................................................................................................................................A-1
B
Installation kit
B-1
Overview................................................................................................................................................... B-1
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About this document
Purpose
This manual provides instructions for installation and testing of the Alcatel-Lucent 1850
Transport Service Switch (TSS-320 and TSS-160). This manual is not a service manual.
Refer to 8DG09019KAAA Alcatel-Lucent 1850 Transport Service Switch (TSS-320
and TSS-160) User Provisioning Guide for any activities involving circuit turn-up, or
8DG09019CAAA Alcatel-Lucent 1850 Transport Service Switch (TSS-320 and TSS160) Maintenance and Trouble Clearing Guide for trouble analysis and regular
maintenance.
In addition of this manual, read also the local documentation, especially about the
electrical cables.
Reason for revision
This is the first issue of this document. It regards the Release 3.1 ETSI.
Intended audience
This manual is intended for individuals who are responsible for the installation,
acceptance, operations, and maintenance of the Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 and TSS160,
How to use this document
This manual is divided into several chapters and appendices. The first chapter contains
safety information and general installation information. The other chapters provide
instructional steps for personnel needing additional detail or background information.
This document describes Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 and TSS-160 operations. Refer to
the Table of Contents to locate specific information by chapter.
Safety information
For your safety, this document contains safety statements. Safety statements are given at
points where risks of damage to personnel, equipment, and operation may exist. Failure
to follow the directions in a safety statement may result in serious consequences.
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Safety precautions
Adhere to the following safety precautions:

Electrostatic discharge (ESD)
You must be properly grounded when making contact with the Alcatel-Lucent 1850
Transport Service Switch (TSS-320 and TSS-160) frame and handling circuit packs, disk
drives, and tapes. Wrist strap ground cords should be routinely tested for the minimum 1megohm resistance. The code of the Wrist strap is AD 03406 0001.
Plug-in storage
Circuit packs should be stored in static-safe packaging or in a grounded cabinet.
For additional safety precautions, please see the Safety Guide.
General Rules
Check that the equipment is operating with all the shields properly positioned (dummy
covers, ESD connector protections, etc.).
Carefully observe the front-panel warning labels prior to working on optical connections
while the equipment is in-service.
To reduce the risk of damaging the electrostatic sensitive devices, it is mandatory to use
the elasticized band (worn around the wrist) and the coiled cord connected to the rack
ground when having to touch the equipment.
FIXING THE UNITS (AND MODULES) INTO THE SUBRACK
(caution to avoid equipment damage)
The screw tightening torque for fixing the units (and modules, if any and if screwfastened) into the subrack must be:
2.8 kg x cm (0.28 Newton x m) 10 %
Exceeding this value may result in screw breaking.
Rules for shielded cables
WARNING: The intra-building port(s) of the equipment or subassembly is suitable for

connection to intrabuilding or unexposed wiring or cabling only. The intra-building
port(s) of the equipment or subassembly MUST NOT be metallically connected to
interfaces that connect to the Outside plant or its wiring. These interfaces are designed
for use as intra-building interfaces only and require isolation from the exposed Outside
plant cabling.
The addition of Primary Protectors is not sufficient protection in order to connect these
interfaces metallically to Outside plant wiring.
Equipment heat release
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Due to high heat release of the TSS-320 and TSS-160 equipments, special room cooling
is required.
Electrostatic discharge
Electrostatic discharge (ESD), caused by touching with the hand for example, can destroy
semiconductor components. The correct operation of the complete system is then no
longer assured. Industry experience has shown that all semiconductor components can be
damaged by static electricity that builds up on work surfaces and personnel. The
electrostatic discharge can also affect the components indirectly via contacts or conductor
tracks.
The electrostatic charges are produced by various charging effects of movement and
contact with other objects. Dry air allows greater static charges to accumulate. Higher
potentials are measured in areas with low relative humidity, but potentials high enough to
cause damage can occur anywhere.
ESD instructions
Observe the following ESD instructions to avoid damage to electrostatic-sensitive

components:
Assume that all solid-state components and assemblies are sensitive to ESD.
Wear working garment made of conductive (ESD safe) not entirely cotton to avoid
electrostatic charging.
Touch the circuit packs at the edges or the insertion and removal facilities only.
Touch the SFP modules at the edges only.
Ensure that the rack is grounded.
Wear a properly grounded ESD wrist strap (connected to the rack bonding point, for
example).
Work in an ESD safe work area or workstation. An ESD safe work area should be
equipped with a grounded ESD wrist strap and a grounded ESD mat or ESD grounded
dissipative work surface. A grounded ESD mat or work surface must have a ground cord
with one end attached to the mat or surface and the other end connected to a ground point
(the rack ESP bonding point, for example). Do not work with ESD sensitive devices
unless the area is properly equipped.
Conductively connect all test equipment and trolleys to the rack ESP bonding point.
Store and ship circuit packs and components in their shipping packing. Circuit packs and
components must be packed and unpacked only at workplaces suitably protected against
build-up of charge.
Whenever possible, maintain the relative humidity of air above 20%.
ESD instructions are valid in the field during the installation steps.
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Caution to avoid equipment damage

Right operations for unit insertion
Open the levers before to plug the unit.

To mate the plastic body of the connectors. Pushing on the front panel, balancing the
strain without push on the levers.
Push on the levers in order to finish the connector mating.
Fix the unit to the subrack by means of screws, before to insert another unit.
Forbidden operations for unit insertion
Dont push just on one lever only.

Dont force the units.
Avoid impact during the units handling.
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Right operations for unit extraction
Unscrew the top and bottom screws before extracting the unit.
Act on the levers opening gently as shown in the picture.
Pull the unit as shown in the picture.
Conventions used
This guide uses the following typographical conventions:

Appearance
Description
Italicized text
File and directory names
Emphasized information
Titles of publications
A value that the user supplies
Text that is displayed in a graphical user interface or in a

hardware label
The name of a key on the keyboard
graphical user interface text

or key name
input text
Command names and text that the user types or selects as

input to a system
output text
Text that a system displays or prints
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Related information
The following is a list of related documents:

8DG09019AAAA Alcatel-Lucent 1850 Transport Service Switch (TSS-320 and TSS160) Release 3.1 Product Information and planning Guide. Provides information on
Equipment description, composition, features of the equipment, detailed unit description,
characteristics, hardware settings, and documents common units used in the different
configurations of the product
8DG09019DAAA Alcatel-Lucent 1850 Transport Service Switch (TSS-320 and TSS160) Release 3.1 TL1 User Provisioning Guide. Provides information on provisioning
procedures by means of TL1
8DG09019BAAA Alcatel-Lucent 1850 Transport Service Switch (TSS-320 and TSS160) Release 3.1 TL1 Commands Guide. Provides comprehensive resource to all
Translator Language 1 commands
8DG09019CAAA Alcatel-Lucent 1850 Transport Service Switch (TSS-320 and TSS160) Release 3.1 Maintenance and Trouble-Clearing Guide. Provides information on
Maintenance and Troubleclearing procedures.
8DG09019FAAA Alcatel-Lucent 1850 Transport Service Switch (TSS-320 and TSS160) Release 3.1 Safety Guide. Provides information and safety guidelines to safeguard
against personal injury and to prevent material damage to the equipment.
8DG09019HAAA Alcatel-Lucent 1850 Transport Service Switch (TSS-320 and TSS160) Release 3.1 Installation Guide. Provides information on Equipment Installation.
(This document)
8DG09019GAAA Alcatel-Lucent 1850 Transport Service Switch (TSS-320 and TSS160) Release 3.1 Engineering Rules. Privides the design constraints for engineering a
WDM line system.
8DG09019EAAA Alcatel-Lucent 1850 Transport Service Switch (TSS-320 and TSS160) Release 3.1 Command Line Interface Guide. Provides a comprehensive resource for
all the Command Line Interface commands
8DG09019KAAA Alcatel-Lucent 1850 Transport Service Switch (TSS-320 and TSS160) Release 3.1 User Provisioning Guide. Provides general Craft Terminal information,
screens description and user provisioning procedures by means of the ZIC.
8DG09019JAAA Alcatel-Lucent 1850 Transport Service Switch (TSS-320 and TSS160) Release 3.1 Turn-Up & Commissioning Guide. Provides information on Turn-Up,
Tests and Operation procedures
8DG09021AAAA Alcatel-Lucent 1850 Transport Service Switch (TSS-320 and TSS160) Release 3.1 Documentation CD-ROM. It contains the electronic format of all the
above listed documents.
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Document support
For support in using this or any other Alcatel-Lucent document, contact Alcatel-Lucent at
one of the following telephone numbers:
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Technical support
For technical support, contact your local Alcatel-Lucent customer support team. See the
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Packaging collection and recovery requirements
Countries, states, localities, or other jurisdictions may require that systems be established
for the return and/or collection of packaging waste from the consumer, or other end user,
or from the waste stream. Additionally, reuse, recovery, and/or recycling targets for the
return and/or collection of the packaging waste may be established.
For more information regarding collection and recovery of packaging and packaging
waste within specific jurisdictions, please contact the Alcatel-Lucent Field
Services/Installation - Environmental Health and Safety organization.
Preliminary checks
The following information should be printed on the outer crate:

International symbols
side up:
keep dry
fragile
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Trade mark/address of the manufacturing company;

Labels (or templated marks) indicating information on the contract and destination site of
the product;
An envelope holding among others the packing list
Upon receipt check:
That the final destination of the crates is that indicated on the label;
that no damage was made to the cases
Report any shipping damages to the Companys representative or the Shipping Agent.
Unpacking
When having to unpack proceed as follows:

symbol;
Make sure that the packing has been properly positioned, refer to the
open the case;
remove the shockproof material;
remove the goods from the case;
remove prepacking, the polyethylene bag and any other protection;
remove the plastic bags cellotaped to the rack and containing accessories;
remove the dehydrating bags;
ascertain that the goods are not damaged and that they correspond to those indicated on
the packing list enclosed in the envelope. Conversely, contact the agencys
representative.
Note: When unpacking it is advisable to handle the packing material with care; it might
be reused for packing again if it must be reshipped.
Warehousing
If having to store the packed material, the following requirements must be met:
the cardboard boxes must be placed indoors in airy rooms;
the wooden or plywood cases can be placed outdoors, provided they are protected against
rain and direct sunlight.
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Recycling/take-back/disposal of product
Electronic products bearing or referencing the symbol shown below, when put on the
market within the European Union, shall be collected and treated at the end of their
useful life in compliance with applicable European Union and local legislation. They
shall not be disposed of as part of unsorted municipal waste. Due to materials that may be
contained in the product, such as heavy metals or batteries, the environment and human
health may be negatively impacted as a result of inappropriate disposal.
Note: In the European Union, a solid bar under the crossed-out wheeled bin indicates that
the product was put on the market after 13 August 2005.
Moreover, in compliance with legal requirements and contractual agreements, where
applicable, Alcatel-Lucent will offer to provide for the collection and treatment of
Alcatel-Lucent products at the end of their useful life. Alcatel-Lucent will also offer to
provide for the collection and treatment of existing products displaced by Alcatel-Lucent
equipment.
For information regarding take-back of equipment by Alcatel-Lucent, or for more
information regarding the requirements for recycling/disposal of product, please contact
your Alcatel-Lucent Account Manager or Alcatel-Lucent Take-Back Support at
takeback@alcatel-lucent.com.
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Mechanical installation of
shelves into the AlcatelLucent TSS ETSI rack
Overview
Purpose
This chapter describes the mechanical installation of shelves into the Alcatel-Lucent
ETSI rack.
Contents
This chapter contains the following:

Mechanical installation of the Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 subrack into
the TSS rack
1-2
Mechanical installation of the Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 sub-rack into

the TSS rack
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Mechanical installation of the Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320

subrack into the TSS rack
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 shelf insertion into the rack
(See Figure 1 and Figure 2).

A max. of 2 Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 subracks can be mounted in an Alcatel-Lucent
1850 TSS rack.
At the beginning of the sub-rack installation the brackets (1) must be moved to another
position in the rack not occupied by the sub-rack.
The Figure 1 shows the brackets assembly (1).
Figure 1 Bracket assembling

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To mount the subrack into the rack use the screws and washers supplied in the
subrackinstallation kit code 8DG08845AA.
Fasten the subrack to the rack by inserting the screws and the washers into the holes on
the brackets of the rack.
The position of subrack in the rack depends on the position of the other shelves that have
to be inserted into the same rack..
It is necessary to leave some space for the air deflector.
Once the sub-rack is installed, install the right bracket (code 3AL92508AA) and the left
bracket (code 3AL92507AA) which are included in the installation kit code
8DG08845AA. Fix them by means of the 3+3 M6x12 screws (see Figure 2 on page 1-2).
Screw M6x12
Bracket
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ETSI air deflector mounting
The next paragraphs are related to the installation of the air deflector.
Lower baffle installation (code 8DG08834AA)
This baffle has to be mounted below each Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 subrack after the
subracks are installed.
Standard position
H = 100 mm
H
2
3
1
Lower scoop
mounting screws
2
3
2
3
H = 125 mm
Lower scoop position:

1 Not used H = 75 mm
2 Standard position H = 100 mm
3 H = 125 mm
Figure 3 Lower baffle
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Procedure
Proceed as follows:
1 Place the lower baffle below each Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 subrack using the last
holes of the mounting bracket (see Figure 4).
2 Insert the four (4) M6 screws and star washers supplied with the lower baffle. It may be
necessary to open the front cover to access the mounting screws.
3 Tighten all the screws (for torque value, refer to Appendix G, Tightening torque.
END OF STEPS
Figure 4 Lower baffle view
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Upper baffle installation (code 8DG08844AA)

Upper heat baffle mount
Important! This baffle has to be mounted on the upper subrack ONLY. The lower
subrack does NOT use this part.
Figure 5 Upper baffle
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Procedure
Proceed as follows:
1 Install the upper baffle on the top of the upper Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 subrack
only
2 Insert the two (2) M6 screws supplied with the upper baffle.
3 Tighten all the screws (for torque value, refer to Appendix G, Tightening torque).
END OF STEPS
The upper heat baffle (code 8DG08844AA) is provided with a removable front cover that
is mounted by two (2) captive fasteners, as shown in Figure 6. It is possible to have two
baffles cover dimensions to use in accordance with the space that there is between the
equipments assembled on the rack, as shown in Figure 6 and Figure 7.
H=100 mm
Qty 2 captive fasteners
H=138 mm
Figure 6 Upper baffle standard position H=100 mm
Figure 7 Upper baffle H=138 mm
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FANS connections
Insert the FAN units (P/N 8DG90031AB) into slot 40, the top part of the subrack, and
slot 41, the bottom part of the subrack.
Do NOT use any tools to install the FAN unit. See Figure 8.
Lower FAN unit
Lower baffle
Figure 8 FAN connections
Once the lower FAN unit has been inserted in the shelf, it is necessary to install the
protection grid (code 3AL94613AA) under the FAN tray.
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Air filter grid maintenance (only for dust concentration more then 400mg/m3)
In order to have the correct air flow in the shelf, the air filter (code 8DG16694AB) which
is installed on the lower baffle grid that is placed below the FAN unit, shall be cleaned
every 3 months.
Figure 9 Removing protection grid
Air Filter
Figure 10 Removing Air Filter
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Mechanical adaptation to various board sizes
The Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 shelf allows several size of boards:
Large boards (353 mm high 22,5 mm large)
Small boards (159 mm high 22,5 mm large)
boards (265 mm high 22,5 mm large)
double boards (265 mm high 45 mm large)
A mechanical part is used to separate a Large slot into a small one. Three types of
mechanical adapter exist:
Half-slot adapter (P/N 8DG87289AAAA) to use small boards
slot adapter (P/N 8DG07710AAAA) to use boards
double slot adapter (P/N 8DG07581AAAA) to use double boards.
All empty slots must be filled with dummy plates in order to keep good air flow in the
shelf.
The references are:
1-10
1
2
EQUICO Dummy plate:

SERVICE Dummy plate:
3AL92159AA
3AL92160AA
FULL Slot Dummy plate:
3AL92154AB
HALF Slot Dummy plate
3AL92156AB
5
6
Slot Dummy Plate

Slot Dummy Plate
8DG07751AA
8DG07705AA
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Half-slot adapter installation rules
The following instructions are related to the half-slot adapter installation.
Figure 11 Half-slot adapter

In order to avoid damaging or short circuits on the units already installed on the sub-rack,
it is necessary the use of the tool code 8DG07796AAAA (see Figure 12).
Figure 12 Tool code 8DG07796AAAA
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Move and fix detail B to the position shown in Figure 13.
Figure 13 Position of Detail B

2
Insert the tool in the sub-rack guide; see Figure 14.
Tool
Figure 14 Tool 8DG07796AAAA insertion with subrack
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Insert the half-slot adapter in the tool slot and attach it to the back-panel by means of
the screwdriver (code 1AD008610003). See Figure 15.
Tool
Half-slot
adapter
Long
Screwdriver
Figure 15 Half slot installation

4)
Extract the tool by the sub-rack, see Figure 16.
Tool
extraction
Figure 16 Removal of the tool 8DG07796AAAA
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Figure 17 Half-slot adapter installed
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Mechanical installation of the Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160

sub-rack into the TSS rack
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 shelf insertion into the rack
See Figure 18 and Figure 19.

A maximum of three (3) Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 sub-racks can be mounted in an
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS rack.
At the beginning of the sub-rack installation, the brackets (1) must be moved to another
position in the rack which is not occupied by the sub-rack.
Figure 18 shows the brackets assembly (1).

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To install the subrack TSS 160 into the rack, make use of the following:
Left support code 8DG87273AAAA
Right support code 8DG87277AAAA
Screw M6x12 q.ty 6 code 1AD009150001
Washers code 1AD000900008 (qty. 6) and code 1AD000870136( qty 6).
All these materials are included in TSS-160 installation ETSI kit (code 8DG87321AA).
Place and fix the subrack to the rack using the screws and washers as shown in
19.
Figure
Figure 19 Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 sub-rack insertion into the rack
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Note: TSS-160 grounding
GND connection
point
Figure 20 GND Connection point
If requested ground the TSS-160 Shelf using a 6 mm2 Ye/Gr cable terminated with the
lug 1AB035020001, shown in Figure 21 1850 TSS-160 cover assembling. Connected
the other side of this cable to the ground connection point placed at the top of the rack.
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Assembly the front cover code 8DG87337AA, as described in the following steps and
shown in Figure 21 1850 TSS-160 cover assembling
Fix the cover extension code 8DG87380AA to the lower part of the cover by 2
brackets code 8DG87337AA and 8 M4 nuts and 8 washers
Repeat the same operation for the upper part.
Place and fix the cover on the subrack by 2 captive screws

Upper cover
extension
Cover
Front view
Rear view
Lower cover
extension
Braket
Captive
screws
Figure 21 1850 TSS-160 cover assembling
All these materials are included in TSS-160 installation ETSI kit (code 8DG87321AA).
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ETSI Air deflector mounting
To guarantee the correct airflow, it is necessary to assemble, above and below the
subrack, two air deflectors.
Air deflectors
Air deflectors
fixing screws
Figure 22 Air deflector mounting
If two TSS-160 subracks are present in the rack one above the other, mount only one air
deflector and the related front cover part, between the two shelves.
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The air deflector is made of two parts: bracket and plate (see Figure 23). Both are
included in kit code 8DG87321AA.
The upper air deflector installation to the sub-rack is made by the two screws already
present on the sub-rack. See Figure 23.
The lower air deflector installation to the sub-rack is made by two bolts as shown in
Figure 24.
Bracket
Plate
Figure 23 TSS-160 Air deflector
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Fixing bolts
Lower air deflector
Figure 24 Fixing lower Air deflector
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The deflectors position can be adjusted by the three screws M2.5x6, see
Figure 25.
Minimum length = 160mm
Maximum length = 180 mm
The deflector must be adjusted in order to reach the other sub-racks placed under or over
the Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 sub-rack.
M2,5x6 screws
Figure 25 Air deflector adjusting screws
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Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 FAN connections
Insert the FAN units (P/N 8DG87202AA) into slot 40 (top/left part of the sub-rack) and
slot 41 bottom/left part of the sub-rack.
Do NOT use any tools to install the FAN unit. See Figure 26.
Air Grid
Detail A
See Air grid
maintenance
FAN
Figure 26 FAN connections

Once the FAN unit has been inserted in the shelf, it is necessary to install the Air grid.
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Air Grid maintenance (suggested every 6 months)
To remove the grid, proceed as follows:

1 Loose the two knobs A.
2
Move the plate B.
Draw out the grid as shown in the following figures.
Plate B
Knobs A
Grid
Figure 27 Protection grid maintenance
Figure 28 Open the cover plate
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Figure 29 Open the cover plate
Figure 30 Remove the grid
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Mechanical adaptation to various board sizes
The Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 shelf allows several size of boards:
Large boards (353 mm high 25 mm large)
Small boards (159 mm high 25 mm large)
A mechanical part is used to separate a Large slot into a small one. One type of
mechanical adapter exists:
Half-slot adapter (P/N 8DG87289AAAA) to use small boards
All empty slots must be filled with dummy plates in order to keep good air flow in the
shelf.
The references are:
1-26
EQUICO Dummy plate:
3AL92159AA
2
3
FULL Slot Dummy plate:

HALF Slot Dummy plate
3AL92154AB
3AL92156AB
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Mechanical installation of the EMI-FILTER and GENTRU

To assemble the EMI FILTER and GENTRU on the rack, it is necessary to use the relative
installation kits codes 8DG08847AA and 8DG08216AA.
To assemble the EMI FILTER and GENTRU, proceed as follows:
a) Place and fix the filter support (code 8DG08880AAAA) to the rack with 6 screws (M6x12mm)
and 6 washers.
b) Place and fix the GENTRU to the rack with 4 screws (M6x12mm).
c) Place and fix the EMI FILTER on the support and GENTRU as shown in figure below. The fine
terminals of the EMI-FILTER must be fixed by 5 screws M6x12 using a socket wrench.
Qty. 3
screws M3
EMI
FILTER
FILTER
SUPPORT
GENTRU
Qty. 5
screws M6x12
Figure 31: EMI FILTER and GENTRU connection
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Mechanical installation of the MA-NGTRU

To assemble the MA-NGTRU on the rack, place and fix the MA-NGTRU to the rack with
4 screws (M6x12mm) as shown in Figure 32 MA-NGTRU insertion into the rack. All the
materials are part of the kit code 3AL92196AA.
T.B.D.
Figure 32 MA-NGTRU insertion into the rack
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Electrical installation rules
Overview
Description
Installation must be executed without powering the equipment.

Ground connection protection must be the first operation.
The power supply connection must be the last to be executed.
The electrical wiring is located directly on the boards front plate PSF320, EC320, and
MATRIX, and on the upper side of the Back Panel TSS-320 and over the sub-rack TSS160 for the common parts.
Electrica SFP modules can be plugged on data units (see 2-13)
The optical connections are directly wired on the units.
Figure 38 on page 2-11 illustrates all the connection points on the TSS-320 equipment.
Figure 84 on page 2-66 illustrates all the connection points on the TSS-160 equipment.
To properly install the cable and fiber inside the rack, use the spaces shown in Figure 33
on page 2-3.
Contents
8DG 08763 FAAA

April 2009
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 boards installation
2-10
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 connection points - common units
2-11
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 connection points - SDH units
2-12
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 connection points - DATA units
2-15
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 connection points Optical Amplifier units
2-18
2-1
2-2
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 connection points - DWDM units
2-19
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 connection points CWDM units
2-21
Power supply & synchronization
2-24
EC320 unit connection
2-38
MATRIX unit connection
2-39
Back panel electrical connections
2-46
Fiber routing
2-63
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 boards installation and electrical

connections
2-10
2-65
Alcatel-Lucent 1850TSS-160 connection points - SDH units
2-67
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 connection points DATA units
2-70
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 connection points DWDM units
2-74
2-77
2-96
2-97
Electrical connections
2-103
Fiber routing
2-111
Fiber conveyor
2-112
Optical jumper routing
2-113
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Side holder
Cable Area
Side holder
TOP VIEW
Fiber area
FRONT OF THE VIEW
Fiber area
Figure 33 Basic wiring areas

Note: The side holders are supplied together with the rack and are used to fasten the
electrical cable inside the rack upright.
The position of the side holders depends of the position of the shelves.
Figure 34 on page 2-4 illustrates an Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS rack equipped with two
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 sub-racks (recommended configuration).
Figure 35 on page 2-5 illustrates an Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS rack equipped with one
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 sub-rack and one Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160.
Figure 36 on page 2-6 illustrates an Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS rack equipped with three
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 sub-racks and GENTRU.
Figure 34 Rack ETSI layout with two TSS-320s on page 2-4 illustrates an AlcatelLucent 1850 TSS rack equipped with three Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 sub-racks and
MANGTRU.
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The height of the upper

baffle is 100mm
Figure 34 Rack ETSI layout with two TSS-320s
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The height of the upper

baffle is 100mm
TSS-160
AIR BAFFLE
TSS-160
AIR BAFFLE
Figure 35 Rack ETSI layout with TSS-320 + TSS-160
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NB
Figure 36 Rack ETSI layout with three TSS-160s

NB: Mount only one air deflector between the two shelves and only the lower cover extension
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MA_NGTRU
NB
Figure 37 Rack ETSI layout with three TSS-160s and MA-NGTRU
NB: Mount only one air deflector between the two shelves and only the lower cover extension
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Figure 34, Figure 35, and Figure 36 show the possible rack lay-out configuration.
The assembly sequence for a correct installation of the sub-racks into the rack depends on
which direction the cables originate from:
If the cables originate from the bottom, the first subrack must be assembled on the
top of the rack
If the cables originate from the top, the first subrack must be assembled on the
bottom of the rack
All the intershelves optical connections always run through the cable ducts that are
vertically placed on the racks as shown in Figure 34, Figure 35 and Figure 36 on page 24, 2-5, and 2-6.
Power consumption, cable section and rack configuration
n 1 1850 TSS-320
n 2 1850 TSS-320
n 1 1850 TSS-160
Max Power
Consumption
3,5 KW max
7 KW max
2 KW max
n 2 1850 TSS-160
n 3 1850 TSS-160
Rack Configuration
n 1 1850 TSS-320 +
n 1 1850 TSS-160
Cable Section (NB) N Lines

25 mmq
25 mmq
16 mmq
1+1
2+2
1+1
4 KW max
16 mmq
2+2
6 KW max
16 mmq
3+3
5,5 KW max
25 mmq
2+2
TRU
GENTRU
GENTRU
MA-NGTRU
or GENTRU
MA-NGTRU
or GENTRU
MA-NGTRU
or GENTRU
GENTRU
N.B. The section of the cable must be calculated in the ETSI range temperature, in
accordance with Alcatel specification code 1AC 00106 0002 DSZZA.
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Dummy Plate for correct air flow and heat dissipation
Plug the dummy plate into the empty slot before installation ends.
The relevant codes for the dummy plates are as follows:
8DG87270AAAA
FAN TRAY DUMMY PLATE
8DG08467AAAA
MATRIX DUMMY PLATE
3AL92159AAAA
EQUICO DUMMY PLATE
3AL92156ABAA
HALF SLOT DUMMY PLATE
3AL92154ABAA
FULL SLOT DUMMY PLATE
3AN51356ACAA
GENTRU DUMMY PLATE
3AN51356ABAA
MA-NGTRU DUMMY PLATE
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connections
Description
All the units pluggable in Alcatel Lucent 1850 TSS-320 equipments, are described in this
chapter.
The following paragraphs show the electrical connections points are reported for every
units.
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Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 connection points - common unit

RL
15
17
1
6
M1
RA
8
15
HOUSEKEEPING
OUT
1
IN
25
14
M4502
SHELF ID
13
5
9
M4503
15
1
M4504
16
STUPA STUPB
18
AUX CHANNELS
13
21
25
M4508
M4509
22
1
M4507
14
23
MT320N
MT320LO
EC320
PSF320
FAN
2
Slot 40,41
1
Slot 37, 39
Slot 1, 20
Slot 10, 11
Figure 38 Connection points for installation of Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 common unit
The access points are reported on Table 1 on page 2-23.
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Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 connection points - SDH units
LOA10G
1P10GSO
NB2
Slot 21-22
24-33/
35-36
Slot 2-9/
12-19/
21-28/
29-36
4P2G5SO
NB3
Slot 2-9/
12-19/
21-28/
29-36
8PSO
10xANY
1POTU2
Slot 2-9/
12-19/
21-28/
29-36
Slot 2-9/
12-19/
21-28/
29-36
NB4
Slot 2-9/
12-19/
21-28/
29-36
Figure 39. Connection points for installation of Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 - SDH
units
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Note 1: For the installation of these boards in the sub-rack, use the half-slot adapter.
Note 2: The table below lists the relationship between the boards and modules.
Board
8PSO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
8PSO/10xANY
8PSO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
8PSO/10xANY
8PSO/10xANY
1P10GSO
8PSO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
8PSO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
1P10GSO
8PSO/10xANY
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO/10xANY
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
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Module code
1AB196360006
1AB196350028
1AB196350029
1AB196350030
1AB196350031
1AB196350032
1AB196350033
1AB196370013
1AB196360005
1AB196360007
1AB196370005
1AB196370006
1AB196370007
1AB196370008
1AB196370009
1AB196360004
1AB194670007
1AB356630041
1AB194670004
1AB196350027
1AB194670006
1AB196350026
1AB196340009
1AB196340010
1AB196340011
1AB196340012
1AB196340013
1AB196340014
1AB196340015
1AB196340016
1AB356630039
1AB194670005
1AB356630023
1AB356630034
1AB356630031
1AB214540001
1AB217280001
1AB356630040
1AB253330001
1AB356630024
1AB356630025
1AB356630026
Module description
OPTO TRX SFP L-4.1 DDM -40/+85
CWDM 1510NM APD SFP DDM
OPTO TRX SFP I-16.1 DDM -40/+85
OPTO TRX SFP S-4.1 DDM -40/+85
OPTO TRX SFP I-16.1 DDM
OPTO TRX SFP S-16.1 ANYRATE DDM
OPTO TRX SFP S-4.1 DDM
OE-TRX XFP DWDM CH20
CWDM 1470NM PIN SFP DDM
XFP I-64.1/10GBE BASE L
XFP S64-2B/10GBE BASE E
XFP-E P1L1-2D2
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
2-13
Board
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
10xANY
Module code
1AB356630027
1AB356630028
1AB356630029
1AB217280002
1AB356630036
1AB356630030
1AB356630038
1AB356630033
1AB356630035
1AB378370001
1AB378370002
1AB378370003
1AB378370004
1AB378370005
1AB378370006
1AB378370007
1AB378370008
1AB357990001
Module description
XFP P1L1-2D2
TRX XFP CWDM-LH CH47
TRX SFP 100B FX DET
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
Yellow denotes the modules that need adapter code 3AL91721AA in order to be assembled in the
board.
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PP10MS
PP1GE
PP1GESY
PP10GE
PP10GESY
24
24
24
25
25
25
Slot 2-9, 12-19
Slot 2-9, 12-19
Slot 2-9, 12-19
Figure 40 Connection points for installation of Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 DATA units
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Note: The following table reports the relation between the boards and modules.
Board
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
2-16
Module code
1AB357990001
1AB187280031
1AB187280033
1AB187280040
1AB187280042
1AB187280045
1AB214540001
1AB214540002
1AB217280001
1AB359780001
1AB196350026
1AB196350027
1AB196350028
1AB196350029
1AB196350030
1AB196350031
1AB196350032
1AB196350033
1AB359780001
1AB196340009
1AB196340010
1AB196340011
1AB196340012
1AB196340013
1AB196340014
1AB196340015
1AB196340016
1AB356630023
1AB356630024
1AB356630025
1AB356630026
1AB356630027
1AB356630028
1AB356630029
1AB356630030
1AB356630031
1AB356630032
1AB356630033
1AB356630034
1AB356630035
1AB356630036
1AB356630037
1AB356630038
1AB356630039
1AB378370001
Module description
OE-TRX SFP 100B FX
OPTO TRX SFP 1GBE LX DDM
OPTO TRX SFP 1GBE SX DDM
OPTO TRX SFP 1.25GBE LX DDM -40/+85
OPTO TRX SFP 1GBE ZX DDM
OPTO TRX SFP 1.25GBE SX DDM -40/+85
XFP 10GBE BASE S (UP TO 10.3 GBS)
EL TRX SFP 1000BASE-T
SFP CWDM APD CH47 DDM
TRX SFP 1000B Copper NB
SFP CWDM PIN CH47 DDM
TRX XFP 10G DWDM Ch38
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
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Board
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
Module code
1AB378370002
1AB378370003
1AB378370004
1AB378370005
1AB378370006
1AB378370007
1AB378370008
Module description
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
Yellow denotes the modules that need adapter code 3AL91721AA in order to be assembled in the board.
PP10GE
PP10GESY
10
Note: The above picture denotes the numbering of the SFP modules that can be plugged
in the PP10GE/PP10GESY circuit pack.
The access points are reported in Table 1 on page 2-23.
NB : for these connection to use the cable code 1AC016760003 and the RJ45 connector
code 1AB074610008. For the cable assembly see page 2-37.
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Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 connection points Optical

Amplifier units
LOFA1111
Slot 6 9
12 - 15
BST10G
Slot 2 9
12 19
21 28
29 36
PR10G
Slot 2 9
12 19
21 28
29 36
Figure 41 Connection points for installation of Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320

Optical Amplifier units
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Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 connection points - DWDM unit
OMDX8100_L2_4G OMDX8100_L1_4G
DWLA10X
NB1
NB2
Slot 6 9,
12 - 15
Slot 6 9,
12 - 15
Slot 2 9
12 19
21 28
29 36
Figure 42 Connection points for installation of Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 DWDM units
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N.B.1 In this cavity (WDM/Line side), the following XFPs can be plugged
Board
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
Module code
1AB356630023
1AB356630024
1AB356630025
1AB356630026
1AB356630027
1AB356630028
1AB356630029
1AB356630030
1AB356630031
1AB356630032
1AB356630033
1AB356630034
1AB356630035
1AB356630036
1AB356630037
1AB356630038
1AB356630039
1AB356630040
1AB356630041
Module description
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
N.B.2 In this cavity (client side), the following XFPs can be plugged
Board
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
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Module code
1AB214540001
1AB214540002
1AB217280001
TRX XFP I-64.1

TRX XFP 10GBASE-S
TRX XFP S-64.2
Module description
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
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Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 connection points CWDM units
CMDX8 and CMDX8S
CADM4
CMDX2S CMDX1S
CADM1
CADM2
CWLA3
NB3
NB2
NB1
NB1
NB1
Slot 6-9/12-15
NB1
NB1
Slot 6-9/12-15
NB1
Slot 6-9/12-15

CWDM units
N.B.1 For the installation of these boards in the subrack, use the adapter 8DG07710AA
N.B.2 For the installation of this board in the subrack, use the adapter 8DG07781AA
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N.B.3 The next table lists the SFP supported by CWLA3

Board
CWLA3
CWLA3
CWLA3
CWLA3
CWLA3
CWLA3
CWLA3
CWLA3
CWLA3
CWLA3
CWLA3
CWLA3
CWLA3
CWLA3
CWLA3
CWLA3
CWLA3
CWLA3
CWLA3
CWLA3
CWLA3
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Module code
1AB196340016
1AB196340015
1AB196340014
1AB196340013
1AB196340012
1AB196340011
1AB196340010
1AB196340009
1AB196370013
1AB196370009
1AB196370008
1AB196370007
1AB196370005
1AB196350033
1AB196350032
1AB196350031
1AB196350030
1AB196350029
1AB196350028
1AB196350027
1AB196350026
Module description
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
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Table 1 Numbering, functions and paragraphs referred to the in TSS-320 connection

points
ACCESS
POINT
FUNCTION
FROM/TO
37, 39
Input Battery (PSF320)
37, 39
Synchronization connection
1, 20
10/100 ETH Debug RJ45 connector
1, 20
Local Craft Terminal connector

(RS232 F interface)
1, 20
RS232 on uUSB debug connector
1, 20

uUSB connector (F interface)
CT
1, 20
USB interface for external memory

device
PC
10, 11
uUSB Debug connector
Factory use only
10
10, 11
RJ45 Debug connector
Factory use only
11
10, 11
10/100 Mbit/s Q3 interface
DDF
12
10, 11
10/100 Mbit/s redundant Q3 interface
DDF
10, 11
ETH/FETH/GETH interface
Drop shelf
GENTRU
13
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SLOT
14
GENTRU
DDF
Factory use only
CT
Factory use only
15
Back Panel
Rack Lamp
16
Back Panel
Housekeeping
DDF
17
Back Panel
Rack Alarm
DDF
18
Back Panel
Shelf ID
21
Back Panel
Step up A Alarm
GENTRU
22
Back Panel
Step up B Alarm
GENTRU
23
Back Panel
Aux Channel
24
2-9
12-19l
RJ45 connector
Factory use only
25
2-9
12-19l
USB RS232 connector
Factory use only
Termination
DDF
2-23

Description
The following paragraphs describe the power connections between Alcatel-Lucent 1850
TSS-320 and GENTRU.
Contents
2-24
Power supply connection
2-25
GENTRU power connection
2-27
Synchronization connections
2-32
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Power supply connection

Description
Note: Before connecting the power supply, check that the related circuit breaker is open.
This chapter describes the power supply connection on the PSF320 board inserted into
slot 37 and 39 of the sub-rack.
Use the cable code 8DG08775AAAA inserted in the kit code 8DG08845AAAA (see
Annex A).
PSF320
PSF320 side
GENTRU side
Slot 37, 39
Figure 44 PSF320 side
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Power cable routing
Connect the cable to the 5 subD connector placed on the PSF320 front plate.
The cables will be housed in the existing room above slot 37 and below the slot 39, as
shown in the following figure.
Cable routing
LOWER POWER CABLE
Cable routing
UPPER POWER CABLE

Figure 45 Electrical cables route
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Both cables must be housed into the racks right duct. Fasten them to the related side
holder using waxed thread.
Connect the cables to subD connectors of the STEP UP unit. See the GENTRU power
connection section on the next page.
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Description
Assemble the EMI FILTER and GENTRU (using the relative installation kits codes
8DG08847AA and 8DG08216AA) on the rack. Connect the EMI FILTER to the GENTRU as
shown in Figure 46 and as described in the section, Mechanical installation of the EMI-FILTER
and GENTRU. Set the socket connectors (that are part of the GENTRU installation kit code
8DG08216AA) on the GENTRU as indicated in Figure 47.
Qty. 3
screws M3
EMI
FILTER
GENTRU
Qty. 5
screws M6x12
Figure 46 EMI FILTER and GENTRU connection
GENTRU socket setting configurations
M29
SLOTS 1
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M56
M65
7
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Here below the possible configurations of the GENTRU sockets

1)
L1,L2 and L3 are three different lines
M29
2)
M56
M65
L1 and L2 in parallel
3AL92210AAAA
M29
3)
M65
M29
4)
M56
M56
3AL92207AAAA
M65
L1, L2 and L3 in parallel
M29
M56
M65
.
Figure 47 GENTRU socket setting
Note: for 2), 3) and 4) the max power consumption of the line L1 must be 3,5 KW
Note: When the setting configurations are finished cover the sockets with the plastic
protection code 8DG07731AAAA
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Insert in the GENTRU the STEP-UP A and B in slots 2 and 3. Connect the STEP-UP
cables and the Rack Lamp cable on the GENTRU.
For the STEP-UP connection, all the materials (Shell code 8DG08118AAAA, qty. 1;
SubD Female connector 5 wires - code 1AB040970018 - Qty. 1; and Contacts Crimp
3.8 mm code 1AB044280028, qty. 5 ) are included in the BOM of the power cable code
8DG08775AA. The power supply cable must be terminated and connected to the subD
connectors placed on the STEP-UP.
Figure 48 shows the power supply connectors pins, and Table 2 shows the related
function.
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
Figure 48 STEP UP Output Power Connectors
Table 2 STEP-UP Output Power Connectors

PINS
SIGNALS
A1
Step-up positive output
A2
A3
GND
A4
Step-up negative output
A5
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Crimp the 90 lug inserted in the GENTRU installation kit (code 8DG08216AA) on
the 25mm cables of the line A, line B, and GND from Central station, and connect
them to the EMI FILTER (as shown in Figure 49).
Table 3 Suggested cable

Code
Description
Cable color
1AC 00730 0055
Power cable 1x25 mm2
Black
1AC 03220 0001
Red
1AC 03219 0001
Blue
1AC 00780 0057
Yellow/Green
Line A
Lugs
Line B
GND
Cover
Figure 49 Connection of Central station line cables to EMI FILTER

Note: The section of the cable must be calculated, in the ETSI range temperature, in
accordance with Alcatel specification code 1AC001060002 DSZZA.
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GENTRU GND connections
Note : if the configuration foresee the installation of the third filter, it is necessary to
connect its GND point to the GND point of the second filter using the copper bar, part of
the installation kit (see Figure 50).
T.B.D.
Figure 50 GND EMI-FILTER connection

After the connection it is necessary to isolate the lugs as shown in Figure 51
Plastic
insulation
protection
Figure 51 Lugs insulation
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Description
These connections are made by the adapter code 8DG08739AAAA and inserted into the
9-pin SubD connector placed on the front panel of the PSF320 board.
PSF320
Connector
Function
Output signal
Input signal
Cable
2
COAX ADAPTER
PSF320
A
2
B
Slot 37-39
Figure 52 PSF320 front plate connectors
The connections can be at 75 ohms (see next section 75-ohm synchronization) or 120
ohms (see next section, 20-ohm synchronization.
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75-ohm synchronization coaxial cable
These connections are made with the cable 1AC001100013 equipped with 75-ohm
coaxial connector code 1AB061220018.
These connectors are included in kit 8DG08845AAAA.
The following figures show the assembling instruction for the coaxial connector.
1
2
Remove the insulation after the sign.

Push "A" in the cable.
Push the inner conductor "B" in the dielectric (small square).
Push the cable end in connector "C."
Push "A" in the connector and crimp (big hexagon).
crimp here
Figure 53 Cable 75 Ohm synchronization assembling instruction
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120-ohm synchronization cable
For this type of connection, a cable like the one reported in Figure 54 on page 2-34 must
be built up in field.
1AC 00110 0013 Coax Cable

75 ohm 3.1 mm diam.
1AB 15834 0001 BALUN

1.0/2.3
Equipment
side
DDF
side
1AB 06122 0018 Male

Coax Conn 1.0/2.3 45
1AB 00979 0019 Female

Coax Conn 1.0/2.3
Shielded Twisted pair cable
Figure 54 120-ohm synchronization cable
For the connector 1AB 06122 0018 instructions, see the description on page 2-33.
For the connectors BALUN Male and Female, see assembling instructions for the
following manufacturers: Siemens and ITT CANNON
SIEMENS CONNECTOR:
(See Figure 55 on page 2-35)
Strip the cable. If no screen is available, then dimension 6 is not applicable and
dimension 13 becomes 11.
Unscrew ferrule (5) and remove insulator (3) and washer (4).
Push ferrule (5) over the cable.
Push a washer (4) over the screen and bend the screen back.
Push the second washer over the cable up to stop.
Cut the projecting screen to a length of about 2 mm max.
Insert the wires into holes A (correspondent with coax center conductor) and B of
insulator (3) and push the insulator up against the washer.
Spread open the wires and bend them over 180 laying into the cable duct.
Make sure that the end of the copper wires:

are laying parallel or bend toward the center of insulator
must not lay on to stop
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Push the prepared cable onto body (1); by lining up the flat on the insulator with the
nose on the body.
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Push on ferrule (5), screw on, and lightly tighten using 8-mm wrench.
(1)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(2)
Legenda:
1 - BODY
2 - IDC CONTACT
3 - INSULATOR
4 - WASHER
5 - FERRULE
13
6
2 mm max.
Figure 55 SIEMENS BALUN assembling instruction
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ITT CANNON CONNECTOR:
(See Figure 56 on page 2-36)
Thread the plastic outer sleeve and pierce block onto the stripped cable.
Lay the insulated wires and drain wire in the appropriate slots in the pierce block and
trim excess wire flush with the underside of the flange.
Align the connector body with the plastic parts. Place them in the jaws of the
termination tool and close the tool to complete the assembly.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
Legenda:
Signal
Screen
1 - BODY
2 - IDC CONTACT
3 - PIERCE BLOCK
4 - PLASTIC OUTER SLEEVE
5 - CABLE
Figure 56 ITT Cannon BALUN assembling instruction
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Synchronization cable routing
This paragraph describes the correct installation route for the Synchronization cables; in
both cases, 75 ohm and 120 ohm.
Figure 57 on page 2-37 shows the correct cables route.
TO DDF
Cable for 120 ohm
(see Figure 54)
Cable 2 for
75 ohm
BALUN connector
Figure 57 Synchronization cable route
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Description
This paragraph describes all the electrical points available on the front panel of the EC
320 unit.
LEGENDA
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
BOARD STATUS MULTICOLOR LED:

LED OFF: card inserted and not running
AMBER BLINK: fpga download
GREEN BLINK: sw boot/self test
GREEN: CARD provisioned and running
RED: card fail
RED BLINK: card miss-configured or card missmatch
EPS MULTICOLOR LED:
GREEN: eps configured - card active
AMBER: eps configured - card standby
AMBER LINK: eps configured but not available
OFF: eps not configured
RESET COMMAND KEY
10/100 ETH DEBUG RJ45 CONNECTOR - factory use only
GREEN LED ON: full duplex
GREEN LED OFF: half duplex
YELLOW LED ON: link/active (no activity)
YELLOW LED BLINK: link/active (with activity)
YELLOW LED OFF: no link
RS232 on mUSB DEBUG CONNECTOR factory use
(7)
only
(8)
LOCAL CRAFT TERMINAL mUSB CONNECTOR (F
interface)
(9)
LOCAL CRAFT TERMINAL CONNECTOR (RS232 F
interface)
(10)
USB INTERFACE for external memory device
(11)
ALARM CUT-OFF KEY
(12)
LAMP TEST KEY
(13)
RED LED - critical alarm
(14)
RED LED - major alarm
(15)
ORANGE LED - minor alarm
(16)
ORANGE LED - warning alarm
(17)
RED LED - attended alarm
(18)
ORANGE LED - abnormal condition
ECA
Slot 1, 20
Figure 58 EC320 front plate unit connectors
.
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Description
This paragraph describes all the electrical points available on the front panel of the
MT320N / MT320LO unit.
Contents
This paragraph contains the following:

LAN cables management route
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LEGENDA
MT320N / MT320LO
(1)
EPS Multicolor LED:

GREEN: EPS configured - Card Active
AMBER: EPS configured - Card Stand-by
AMBER BLINK: EPS configured but not available
SWITCHED OFF: EPS not configured
(2)
BOARD STATUS Multicolor LED:
RED: card fail
RED BLINK: card miss-configured or card mismatch
(3)
Shelf Controller Restart Command Key
(4)
mUSB DEBUG connector - Factory use only
(5)
RJ45 DEBUG connector - Factory use only
(6) (9) (12)
GREEN LED ON: link/active (no activity)
GREEN LED BLINK: link/active (with activity)
GREEN LED OFF: no link
(7) (10) (13)
YELLOW LED ON: full duplex
YELLOW LED OFF: half duplex
YELLOW LED BLINKING: collision
(8)
(11)
(14) (17) ETH/FETH/GETH interface for Drop Shelf
connection
(15) (18) Multicolor LED:
GREEN LED ON: 10/100 Mb/s link active (no activity)
GREEN LED BLINK: 10/100 Mb/s link active (with
activity)
ORANGE LED ON: 1000 Mb/s link active (no activity)
ORANGE LED BLINK: 1000 Mb/s link active (with
activity)
(16) (19)
Slot 10, 11
Figure 59 Matrix front plate unit connectors
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The LAN connections must be made with cable (code 1AC016760003) and the connector
RJ45 (code 1AB074610008) included in the installation kit (code 8DG08845AAAA).
The connector RJ45 assembly procedure is shown as follows.
Below are the instructions to assemble the cable (code 1AC016760003) with the
connector RJ45 (code 1AB074610008).
This port is suitable for the connections only to shielded intra-building cabling grounded
at both ends.
Assembly instructions
Slide the boot onto the cable (if needed).
Remove the outer jacket of the cable to the length shown in Figure 60. Take care not to
nick the shield or cut into any of the conductors.
Figure 60 Cable assembling cable instruction
Fold the cable shield (and the drain wire if present) back over the outer jacket as shown
in Figure 61.
Slide the shield onto the cable shield.
Take care that the shield remains on the cable shield.
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Orientate the conductors in the desired sequence and trim off any excess length of the
conductors (refer to Figure 62).
Insert the cable into the plug as shown in Figure 63. Push the outer jacket towards the
Plug. Slide the shield onto the plug.
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Reduce the length of the shielded pairs (refer to Figure 64).
For separating a pair, remove the shield foil from this pair outside the outer jacket.
Orientate the pairs in the desired sequence.
Reduce the foil of the other pairs. For best results in low crosstalk, take care to keep the
foil as long as possible (refer to Figure 65). The most important pair is the one between
the separated conductors.
Figure 65 Cable assembling instruction
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conductors. Insert the cable into the plug (refer to Figure 66).
Push the outer jacket towards the Plug.
Slide the shield onto the plug.
Use the tools to crimp the strain relief, contacts, and ferrule.
For detailed information on the Molex application tool, see on Molex website or refer to
the catalogue.
Remove protruding cable shield.
Slide the boot onto the cable up to the dimension.
Solder the cable as reported on Table 4.
Table 4 Insertion wires table
PIN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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Cable
White/Green
Green
White/Orange
Blue
White/Blue
Orange
White/Brown
Brown
Function
Pair 3
Pair 3
Pair 2
Pair 1
Pair 1
Pair 2
Pair 4
Pair 4
TXP (OUT)
TXN (OUT)
RXP (IN)
RXN (IN)
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Management LAN cables routing
This paragraph describes the correct installation route for the LAN cables connected to
the MT320N / MT320LO unit.
Figure 67 Management LAN cable
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Back panel electrical connections

Description
This paragraph describes all the electrical connections located on the upper side of the
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 equipment Back Panel.
Contents
2-46
Rack lamp connection
2-47
Remote alarm connection
2-50
Housekeeping connection
2-52
Shelf ID connection
2-54
STEP-UP connections
2-56
Auxiliary channel connection
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Rack lamp connection

Description
These connections are made using the M1, 9 pins SUB D connector (see Figure 68 Detail A).
A
RL
HOUSEKEEPING
OUT
13
1
IN
25
14
M4502
5
9
1
6
M1
RA
STUPA STUPB
SHELF ID
AUX CHANNELS
13
15
15
25
14
M4503
M4504
M4507
M4508 M4509
Figure 68 Rack lamp connections
For this connection, use the cable code 8DG90079AAAA.

Rack lamps cable routing
The cable (code 8DG90079AAAA) (see Figure 69), once connected to connector M1 of
the back panel, must exit toward the rack left side (see Figure 70). Thereafter it must be
connected to M7, M8, M35, M36, M45, M46 of the GENTRU, using the RJ45 connector
(code 1AB 07461 0008) included in the installation kit (code 8DG08845AA).
at both ends.
View from A
A
RACK LAMP
CORD
Cable 049.720.430
1AC 01676 0003
M2
Connection table
Pair
Wire
White/Blue
Blue
White/Orange
Orange
White/Green
Green
White/Brown
Brown
Shielded cable braid
Cable stripping detail
Signals
M2
1
7
6
2
3
5
9
4
Case
NOT USED
RL_CH
NOT USED
NOT USED
RL_ATTD
RL_NURG
RL_REF
RL_URG
Figure 69 Rack lamp cable

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To GENTRU
Figure 70 Rack lamp cable
Figure 71 shows the signal connection points related to RJ45 connector.
Figure 71 RJ45 connection points
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Table 5 M7M8M35M36M45 and M46 extension alarm connector

Wire
Pins
Signals
Note
VSERV +
NOT USED
RL_CH
VSERV -
NOT USED
CANC
NOT USED
WHITE/GREEN
RL_ATTD
GREEN
RL_NURG
WHITE/BROWN
RL_REF
BROWN
RL_URG
9 and 10
GNDM
BLU
Table 6 Cable interconnection
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Cable DB9 (Figure 69)
Cable DB9 (Figure 69)
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Remote alarm connection

Description
These connections are made using M4503, 15 pins sub D connector (see Figure 72 Detail A).
RL
1
HOUSEKEEPING
OUT
1
IN
14
25
M4502
13
5
9
6
M1
RA
STUPA STUPB
SHELF ID
AUX CHANNELS
13
15
15
25
14
M4503
M4504
M4508
M4509
M4507
Figure 72 Remote alarm connections
Remote alarm cable routing
For these cable connections, the installation kit (code 8DG08845AA) comprise a 15-pin
connector (code 1AB003110022) with the related shell (code 1AB006030063). Use the
suggested cable code 1AC014910008.
at both ends.
The correct cable routing on the left side of the rack.
Table 7 shows the connections.
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Table 7 Remote alarm cable pin-out
# Pin Signal
Description
Cable
RA_ANDBATT Fault or loss of both station batteries
RA_ORBATT Fault or loss of one station battery
RA_URG
Urgent alarm
RA_ANC
Fault or loss of both equipment-internal service power supplies
4
5
6
7
RA_NURG
Not urgent alarm
8
9
RA_ORC
Fault or loss of one equipment-internal service power supply
RA_INT
Internal alarm
RA_IND
Indeterminate alarm
15
RA_REF
Voltage reference of remote alarms
16
GND
Electrical ground - Case
17
GND
10
11
12
13
14
RA = Remote Alarm
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Housekeeping connection
Description
A
RL
1
6
HOUSEKEEPING
OUT
13
1
IN
25
14
M4502
5
9
M1
RA
8
15
M4503
STUPA STUPB
SHELF ID
1
15
13
9
M4504
AUX CHANNELS
1
25
M4508 M4509
14
M4507
Figure 73 Housekeeping connections
Housekeeping cable routing
For these cable connections, the installation kit (code 8DG08845AA) comprise a 25-pin
connector (code 1AB003110023) with the related shell (code 1AB006030064). Use the
suggested cable code 1AC014910012.
at both ends.
The correct cable routing on the left side of the rack.
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Table 8 Housekeeping connector pin-out
# Pin
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
Signal
Description
HK_OUTN_1
HK_OUTP_1
# 1 Output; N wire
# 1 Output; P wire
HK_OUTN_2
HK_OUTP_2
# 2 Output; N wire
# 2 Output; P wire
HK_OUTN_3
HK_OUTP_3
# 3 Output; N wire
# 3 Output; P wire
HK_OUTN_4
HK_OUTP_4
# 4 Output; N wire
# 4 Output; P wire
Cable
6
HK_IN1
HK_IN2
HK_IN3
HK_IN4
HK_IN5
HK_IN6
HK_IN7
HK_IN8
# 1 Input
# 2 Input
# 3 Input
# 4 Input
# 5 Input
# 6 Input
# 7 Input
# 8 Input
HK_REF
Voltage reference of input housekeeping
GND
GND

HK = Housekeeping
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Shelf ID connection
Description
RL
HOUSEKEEPING
OUT
13
25
M1
IN
M4502
RA
1
14
STUPA STUPB
SHELF ID
AUX CHANNELS
13
15
15
25
14
M4503
M4504
M4508
M4509
M4507
Figure 74 Shelf ID connections
Shelf ID connector
On this connector, it is necessary to plug in (on the Back Panel connector M4504) the
module code 3AL79242AAAA (see Figure 75).
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Table 9 M4504 connector pin-out

# Pin
Signal
Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
GND
Electrical ground
SHELF_ID0
Shelf ID bit 0
SHELF_ID1
Shelf ID bit 1
SHELF_ID2
SHELF_ID3
Shelf ID bit 2
Shelf ID bit 3
SHELF_ID4
Shelf ID bit 4
SHELF_ID5
Shelf ID bit 5
SHELF_ID6
SHELF_ID7
GND
GND
Shelf ID bit 6
Shelf ID bit 7
Figure 75 Shelf ID module
Rotating
switches
(Note)
Figure 76 Shelf ID module rotating switches

Note: Sett the position FF on rotating switches for Not installed shelf identification
(see Figure 76).
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STEP-UP connections
Description
These connections are made using the M4508 and M4509 RJ45 connectors (see Figure
77 - Detail A).
RL
1
6
HOUSEKEEPING
OUT
13
1
IN
25
14
M4502
5
9
M1
RA
AUX CHANNELS
STUPA STUPB
SHELF ID
13
15
15
25
14
M4503
M4504
M4508 M4509
M4507
Figure 77 STEP-UP connections
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STEP-UP cable routing
For these connections use the cable code 8DG90080AAAA (see Figure 78).
Connection table
Pair
Wire
White/Blue
Blue
White/Orange
Orange
White/Green
Green
White/Brown
Brown
Shielded cable braid
M1
1
5
2
6
3
7
4
8
Case
PinOut:
# Pin
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Signal
Description
EC_STUPX_EECK
EC_STUPX_EECS
EC_STUPX_EEDO
STUPX_EC_EEDI
STUPX_EC_INTAL
STUPX_EC_EXAL
EC_STUPX_EEGND
EC_STUPX_EEVCC
GND
Clock signal from Equico

Chip select from Equico
Data signal from Step-Up
Data signal from Equico
Step-Up internal alarm
Step-Up external alarm
0V power supply
Positive power supply
X = Can be A or B for STEP UPA and STEP UP B

Figure 78 STEP-UP cable connections
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Two cables have to be used to match connectors M4508 and M4509. After joining these
two cables to the connectors; the cables have to be laid out along the right side of the rack
(see Figure 79), and then, connected to the M1-M6 connectors placed on the GENTRU
unit.
To GENTRU
Figure 79 STEP-UP alarm cable
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In the installation kit (code 8DG08845AA), two RJ45 connectors (code 1AB074610008)
are available, one for each STEP-UP, to perform these connections.
The connections on the GENTRU side are described in Error! Reference source not
found..
Position number reference

front side view
M1M2M3M4M5 and M6 STEP-UP alarms

Wire
Pins
WHITE/BLU
WHITE/ORANGE
WHITE/GREEN
WHITE/BROWN
BLU
ORANGE
GREEN
BROWN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 & 10
Signals
EECKX (CLOCK)
EECSX (CHIP SELECT)
EED0X (DATA OUTPUT)
EEDIX (DATA INPUT)
INTALX
EXALX
EEGND
EEVCC
GNDM
Figure 80 STEP-UP GENTRU cable connections
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Auxiliary channel connection

Description
The connections have to be executed through the 25-pins D-sub connector M4507.
RL
1
HOUSEKEEPING
13
1
OUT
IN
25
14
M4502
9
M1
RA
STUPA STUPB
SHELF ID
AUX CHANNELS
13
15
15
25
14
M4503
M4504
M4507
M4508 M4509
Figure 81 Auxiliary channel connections
AUX channel cable route
In the installation kit (code 8DG08845AA) there is a 25-pins connector (code

1AB003110023) with its shell (code 1AB006030064) to perform this connection. The
recommended cable is the one code 1AC014910012.
at both ends.
The cable has to be laid out along the right side of the rack.
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The connections are described in Table 10.
Table 10 Auxiliary pin out

# Pin
Signal
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
V11_IN1_P
V11_IN1_N
V11_OUT1_P
V11_OUT1_N
V11_CKOUT1_P
V11_CKOUT1_N
RS232_OUT1
RS232_IN1
D64_OUT1_P
D64_OUT1_N
D64_IN1_P
D64_IN1_N
GND
V11_IN2_P
V11_IN2_N
V11_OUT2_P
V11_OUT2_N
V11_CKOUT2_P
V11_CKOUT2_N
RS232_OUT2
RS232_IN2
D64_OUT2_P
D64_OUT2_N
D64_IN2_P
D64_IN2_N
GND
GND
V11
64 Kb/s G.703
RS232
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Description
V11 channel # 1; data signal input
V11 channel # 1; data signal output
V11 channel # 1; clock signal output
wire P
wire N
wire P
wire N
wire P
wire N
RS232 channel # 1; data signal output

RS232 channel # 1; data signal input
64 Kb/s channel # 1; data signal output
64 Kb/s channel # 1; data signal input
wire P
wire N
wire P
wire N
Electrical ground
V11 channel # 2; data signal input
V11 channel # 2; data signal output
V11 channel # 2; clock signal output
wire P
wire N
wire P
wire N
wire P
wire N
RS232 channel # 2; data signal output

RS232 channel # 2; data signal input
64 Kb/s channel # 2; data signal output
64 Kb/s channel # 2; data signal input
wire P
wire N
wire P
wire N

Pair 100 ohm
Pair 120 ohm
50 ohm
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Electrical cables routing

Description
In the picture below, points A, B, C and D show the output of the electrical cables used in
the TSS-320 subrack.
Point A --> max 9 cables (diameter < 6mm)
Point B --> max 1 cable (diameter < 6mm)
Point C --> max 1 cable (diameter < 6mm)
Point D --> max 9 cables (diameter < 6mm)
B
Figure 82 Electrical cables routing
The connections to the electrical SFP must be made with cable (code 1AC016760003)
and the connector RJ45 (code 1AB074610008).
These ports are suitable for the connections only to shielded intra-building cabling
grounded at both ends.
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Fiber routing
Description
The picture below shown the fiber routing related to the TSS-320 system.
Figure 83 Fiber routing
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connections
Description
All the units pluggable in Alcatel Lucent 1850 TSS-160 equipment, are described in this
chapter.
The following paragraphs shows the electrical connections points are reported for every
units.
Contents
This section contains four kinds of units: common units, data units, SDH units, and
WDM units. They are described in the sections listed below:
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Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 connection points - common

units
Note
18
42/43
PSF320
1
Tbus
39
EC320
20
19
36
18
35
17
34
16
33
15
32
14
31
13
30
12
29
41
FAN320
11
MT160
10
MT160
ACRONYM FAN320
SLOTS 40,41
10
11
SLOTS 37,39
18
50
TS
S16
0
AIR BAFFLE
ACRONYM PSF320
PSF320
EC320
1850TSS-160
37
40
FAN320
ACRONYM EC320
SLOTS 1, 20
12
13
14
ACRONYM MT160N, MT160LO

SLOTS 10,11
Note: Sett the position FF on rotating switches for Not installed shelf identification.
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Extraction tool and SFP plug-out tool

(See Figure 131 and Figure 132)
16
17
15
21
22
Figure 84 Connection points for the installation of Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 common units
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NOTE
PSF320
42/43
39
Tbus
EC320
20
19
36
18
35
17
34
16
33
15
32
14
31
13
30
12
41
FAN320
PSF320
EC320
18
50
TS
S16
0
1850TSS-160
37
40
FAN320
29
11
MT 160
10
MT 160
AIR BAF FLE
1POTU2, Slot 12 to 19, 29 to 36
8PSO, Slot 12 to 19, 29 to 36
10xANY, Slot 12 to 19, 29 to 36
4P2G5SO, Slot 12 to 19, 29 to 36
LOA10G, Slot 33, 35, 36
1P10GSO, Slot 12 to 19, 29 to 36

SDH units
Note 1: For the installation of these boards in the sub-rack, use the half-slot adapter.
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Note 2: The table below shows the relationship between the boards and modules.
Board
8PSO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
8PSO/10xANY
8PSO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
8PSO/10xANY
8PSO/10xANY
1P10GSO
8PSO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
8PSO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
4P2G5SO/10xANY
1P10GSO
8PSO/10xANY
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO/10xANY
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
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Module code
1AB196360006
1AB196350028
1AB196350029
1AB196350030
1AB196350031
1AB196350032
1AB196350033
1AB196370013
1AB196360005
1AB196360007
1AB196370005
1AB196370006
1AB196370007
1AB196370008
1AB196370009
1AB196360004
1AB194670007
1AB356630041
1AB194670004
1AB196350027
1AB194670006
1AB196350026
1AB196340009
1AB196340010
1AB196340011
1AB196340012
1AB196340013
1AB196340014
1AB196340015
1AB196340016
1AB356630039
1AB194670005
1AB356630023
1AB356630034
1AB356630031
1AB214540001
1AB217280001
1AB356630040
1AB253330001
1AB356630024
1AB356630025
1AB356630026
Module description
XFP-E P1L1-2D2
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
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Board
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
1P10GSO
10xANY
Module code
1AB356630027
1AB356630028
1AB356630029
1AB217280002
1AB356630036
1AB356630030
1AB356630038
1AB356630033
1AB356630035
1AB378370001
1AB378370002
1AB378370003
1AB378370004
1AB378370005
1AB378370006
1AB378370007
1AB378370008
1AB357990001
Module description
XFP P1L1-2D2
TRX SFP 100B FX DET
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
Yellow denotes the modules that need adapter code 3AL91721AA in order to be assembled in the
board.
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NOTE
PSF320
1
42/43
Tbus
39
EC320
20
19
36
18
35
17
34
16
33
15
32
14
31
13
30
12
PSF320
EC320
18
50
TS
S16
0
1850TSS-160
37
40
FAN320
29
41
FAN320
11
MT160
10
MT160
AIR BAFFLE
PP1GE, Slot 12 to 19
24
25
24
25
PP10GE, Slot 12 to 19
PP1GESY, Slot 12 to 19
PP10GESY, Slot 12 to 19
24
25
PP10MS, Slot 12 to 19
Boards dimension: full slot
Data units
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Note: In the following picture, the numbering of the SFP modules that can be plugged in
the PP10GE and PP10GESY circuit packs is shown.
PP10GE
1
10
PP10GESY
The table below shows the relationship between the boards and modules
Board
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP1GE/PP1GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
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Module code
1AB357990001
1AB187280031
1AB187280033
1AB187280040
1AB187280042
1AB187280045
1AB214540001
1AB214540002
1AB217280001
1AB359780001
1AB196350026
1AB196350027
1AB196350028
1AB196350029
1AB196350030
1AB196350031
1AB196350032
1AB196350033
1AB359780001
1AB196340009
1AB196340010
1AB196340011
1AB196340012
1AB196340013
1AB196340014
1AB196340015
1AB196340016
1AB356630023
1AB356630024
1AB356630025
1AB356630026
1AB356630027
1AB356630028
1AB356630029
Module description
OE-TRX SFP 100B FX
OPTO TRX SFP 1GBE LX DDM
OPTO TRX SFP 1GBE SX DDM
OPTO TRX SFP 1.25GBE LX DDM -40/+85
OPTO TRX SFP 1GBE ZX DDM
OPTO TRX SFP 1.25GBE SX DDM -40/+85
XFP 10GBE BASE S (UP TO 10.3 GBS)
EL TRX SFP 1000BASE-T
TRX SFP 1000B Copper NB
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
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Board
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
PP10GE/PP10GESY
Module code
1AB356630030
1AB356630031
1AB356630032
1AB356630033
1AB356630034
1AB356630035
1AB356630036
1AB356630037
1AB356630038
1AB356630039
1AB378370001
1AB378370002
1AB378370003
1AB378370004
1AB378370005
1AB378370006
1AB378370007
1AB378370008
Module description
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
Yellow denotes the modules that need the adapter (code 3AL91721AA) to be assembled in the
board.
NB : for these connection to use the cable code 1AC016760003 and the RJ45 connector code
1AB074610008. For the cable assembly see 2-41
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Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 connection points Optical

Amplifier units
PSF320
1
42/43
Tbus
EC320
PSF320
EC320
19
36
18
35
17
34
16
33
15
32
14
31
13
30
12
41
FAN320
39
20
18
50
TS
S16
0
1850TSS-160
37
40
FAN320
29
11
MT 160
10
MT 160
AIR BAFF LE
LOFA1111, Slot 12 to 15, board dimension: full slot
BST10G, Slot 12 to 19, 29 to 36, board dimension: half slot
PR10G, Slot 12 to 19, 29 to 36, board dimension: half slot
Figure 87. Connection points for installation of Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160

OPTICAL AMPLIFIER UNITS
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42/43
PSF 320
1
T bus
EC320
PSF320
EC320
19
36
18
35
17
34
16
33
15
32
14
31
13
30
12
41
FAN320
39
20
18
50
TS
S16
0
1850TSS-160
37
40
FAN320
29
11
MT160
10
MT160
AIR BAFFLE
OMDX8100-L1_G, Slot 12 to 15, boards dimension: full slot
OMDX8100-L2_G, Slot 12 to 15, boards dimension: full

l t
NB1
NB2
DWLA10X, Slot 12 to 19, 29 to 36, boards dimension: half slot
Figure 88. Connection points for installation of Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160

DWDM UNITS
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N.B.1 In this cavity (WDM/Line side), the following XFPs can be plugged
Board
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
Module code
1AB356630023
1AB356630024
1AB356630025
1AB356630026
1AB356630027
1AB356630028
1AB356630029
1AB356630030
1AB356630031
1AB356630032
1AB356630033
1AB356630034
1AB356630035
1AB356630036
1AB356630037
1AB356630038
1AB356630039
1AB356630040
1AB356630041
Module description
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
SFP/XFP MODULES
N.B.2 In this cavity (client side), the following XFPs can be plugged
Board
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
DWLA10X
Module code
1AB214540001
1AB214540002
1AB217280001
Module description
TRX XFP I-64.1
SFP/XFP MODULES
TRX XFP 10GBASE-S
SFP/XFP MODULES
TRX XFP S-64.2
SFP/XFP MODULES
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Table 11 Numbering, functions, and paragraphs referred to the TSS-160 connection

points
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ACCESS
POINT
SLOT
FUNCTION
FROM/TO
37, 39
Input Battery (PSF320)
GENTRU/
MANGTRU
37, 39
Synchronization connection
DDF
1, 20
10/100 ETH Debug RJ45 connector
Factory use only
1, 20

(RS232 F interface)
CT
1, 20
RS232 on uUSB debug connector
Factory use only
1, 20
Local Craft Terminal connector mUSB

connector (F interface)
CT
1, 20
USB interface for external memory device
PC
10, 11
uUSB Debug connector
Factory use only
10
10, 11
RJ45 Debug connector
Factory use only
11
10, 11
DDF
12
10, 11
DDF
13-14
10, 11
ETH/FETH/GETH interface
Drop shelf
15
Back Panel
Rack Lamp
GENTRU/
MANGTRU
16
Back Panel
Housekeeping
DDF
17
Back Panel
Rack Alarm
DDF
18
Back Panel
Shelf ID
Termination
21
Back Panel
Step up A Alarm
GENTRU/
MANGTRU
22
Back Panel
Step up B Alarm
GENTRU/
MANGTRU
24
2-9
12-19
RJ45 connector
Factory use only
25
2-9
12-19
uUSB RS232 connector
Factory use only
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Description
The following paragraphs describe the power connections between Alcatel-Lucent 1850
TSS-160 and GENTRU.
Contents

GENTRU Power supply connection
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MANGTRU power supply connection
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GENTRU Power supply connection

Description
This section describes the power supply connection on the PSF320 board which is
inserted into slot 37 and slot 39 of the sub-rack.
Use the cable code 8DG87298AAAA and inserted in the kit code 8DG87321AAAA.
PSF320
PSF320 side
GENTRU side
Slot 37, 39
Note 1: Isolate with tube P/N 1AC000050090.

Note 2: Thermoshrinking tube P/N 1AC000570097
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Power cable routing
Connect the cable to the 5 pins subD connector placed on the front plate of PSF320.
The cables must be routed over the sub-rack and fixed with the fasten strips as shown
in the following figure.
Left power cable
LEFT POWER CABLE ROUTE
Right power cable
RIGHT POWER CABLE ROUTE
Both cables must be housed into the racks right duct, and then fastened to the related
side holder using waxed thread.
Connect the cables to subD connectors of the STEP-UP unit (A for slot 37, B for slot
39). See the next section, GENTRU power connection.
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Description
Assemble the EMI FILTER and GENTRU on the rack (using the relative installation kits codes
8DG08847AA and 8DG08216AA). Connect the EMI FILTER to the GENTRU as shown in
Figure 46 and described in the Mechanical installation of the EMI-FILTER and GENTRU
section. Set the socket connectors (that are parts of the GENTRU installation kit code
8DG08216AA) on the GENTRU as indicated in the Figure 47.
Qty. 3
screws M3
EMI
FILTER
GENTRU
Qty. 5
screws M6x12
GENTRU socket setting configurations
M29
SLOTS 1
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M56
M65
7
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Here below the possible configurations of the GENTRU sockets

2)
M29
2)
M56
M65
3AL92210AAAA
M29
3)
M56
M29
4)
M65
M56
3AL92207AAAA
M65
M29
M56
M65

Note: for 2), 3) and 4) the max power consumption of the line L1 must be 3,5 KW
protection code 8DG07731AAAA.
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Insert the STEP-UP A and B in slots 2 and 3 into the GENTRU. Connect the STEP-UP
cables and the Rack Lamp cable on the GENTRU .
For the STEP-UP connection, all the materials (Shell code 8DG08118AAAA - qty. 1,
SubD Female connector 5 wires - code 1AB040970018 - qty.1, and Contacts Crimp
3.8mm - code 1AB044280028 qty. 3) are included in the BOM of the power cable code
8DG87298AAAA. The power supply cable must be connected to subD connectors placed
on the STEP-UP.
Figure 93 shows the power supply connector pins, and Table 12 describes the related
function.
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
Figure 93 STEP-UP output power connectors
Table 12 STEP-UP output power connectors
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PINS
SIGNALS
A1
A2
Step-up positive output NOT USED
A3
GND
A4
Step-up negative output NOT USED
A5
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Crimp the 90 lug inserted in the GENTRU installation kit (code 8DG08216AA) on
the 25mm cables of line A, line B, and GND from Central station, and connect them
to the EMI FILTER (as shown in Figure 94).
Table 13 Suggested cable

Code
Description
Cable color
1AC 00730 0055
Black
1AC 03220 0001
Red
1AC 03219 0001
Blue
1AC 00780 0057
Yellow/Green
Line A
Lugs
Line B
GND
Cover
Figure 94 Connection of Central station line cables to EMI FILTER

Note: The section of the cable must be calculated, in the ETSI range temperature, in
accordance with Alcatel-Lucent specification code 1AC001060002 DSZZA.
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MANGTRU power supply connection

Description
This section describes the power supply connection on the PSF320 board which is
inserted into slot 37 and slot 39 of the sub-rack.
The cable to use is 8DG87298AAAA and inserted in the kit code 8DG87321AAAA.
The power cable is supplied with the 3 female contacts. In order to connect this cable to
the MANGTU, it is necessary to change the central contact on the yellow/green wire with
the male contact code 1AB044280022.
PSF320
PSF320 side
MANGTRU side
1
Male
Female
A2
A3
Slot 37, 39
Note 1: Isolate with tube P/N 1AC000050090.
Note 2: Thermo shrink tube P/N 1AC000570097
Note 3 Assembly the subd 3 poles connector and shell. All the needed materials (shell
code 1AB006030063, subD connector code 1AB040970009 and the contacts code
1AB044280022 qty 1 and code 1AB044280028 qty 2) are included in the power cable
code 8DG87298AAAA
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Power cable routing
Connect the cable to the subD connector placed on the front plate of PSF320.
The cables must be routed over the sub-rack and fixed with the fasten strips as shown
in the following figure.
Left power cable
LEFT POWER CABLE ROUTE
Right power cble
RIGHT POWER CABLE ROUTE
Both cables must be housed into the racks right duct, and then fastened to the related
side holder using waxed thread
Connect the cables to subD connectors M10-M11 of the MANGTRU. See the next
section, MANGTRU power connection
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MANGTRU power connection

General rules for power supply cables coming from main distribution to
MANGTRU.
Figure 97 Configuration of the NGTRU with Step-up (N.B.)

N.B. In order to power one 1850 TSS-320 sub-rack, two STEP-UP converter must be
inserted into the MANGTRU.
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M56
M29
M65
Figure 98 Details MANGTRU

Here below the possible configurations of the MA-NGTRU sockets
1)
M29
2)
M29
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M56
M65
M56
M65
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3)
3AL92210AAAA
M29
4)
M56
M65

3AL92207AAAA
M29
M56
M65
3AL92209AAAA
Figure 99 MANGTRU socket setting
Note: for 2), 3) and 4) the max power consumption of the line L1 must be 2 KW
protection code 8DG07731AAAA.
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The Figure 100 shows the power supply connectors pins and Table 14 the related
function.
Figure 100 M10-M11-M12-M13-M14 and M15 Output Power Connectors

Table 14 M10, M11, M12, M13, M14 and M15 Output Power Connectors
PINS
1
2
3
SIGNALS
GNDM
Step-up bypass negative output
The connections correlation between the Power supply units (PSF) inserted into the
subrack 1850 TSS-160 and subD high power connector of the MANGTRU is described
in the following table.
Table 15 Power connection to the MANGTRU
Power Supply Unit (slot)
MANGTRU
Cable
Slot
37
39
37
39
37
39
Subrack (NB1)
1
1
2
2
3
3
SUB D connector
M10
M11
M12
M13
M14
M15
10
Note: Subrack N1 is the first subrack installed in the rack.
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Description
These connections are made by the adapter code 8DG08739AAAA inserted into the 9-pin
SubD (2) connector placed on the front panel of the PSF320 board.
PSF320
Connector
COAX ADAPTER
Function
Output signal
Input signal
Cable
2
PSF320
A
2
B
Slot 37-39
Figure 101 PSF320 front plate connectors
The connections can be at 75 ohms (see 75-ohm synchronization coaxial cable) or at

120 ohms (see 120-ohm synchronization cable).
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75-ohm synchronization coaxial cable
These connections are made with the cable 1AC001100013 equipped with 75-ohm
coaxial connector( code 1AB061220018).
These connectors are included in kit 8DG87321AAAA.
The following figures show the assembly instruction for the coaxial connector.
Remove the insulation after the sign.
Push "A" into the cable.
Push the inner conductor "B" into the dielectric (small square).
Push the cable end in connector "C".
crimp here
10 Push "A" in the connector and crimp (big hexagon).
Figure 102 Cable 75 Ohm synchronization instruction
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120-ohm synchronization cable
For this type of connection, a cable like the one reported in Figure 54 on page 2-34 must
be build up in field.
1AC 00110 0013 Coax Cable

75 ohm 3.1 mm diam.
1AB 15834 0001 BALUN

1.0/2.3
Equipment
side
DDF
side
1AB 00979 0019 Female

Coax Conn 1.0/2.3
1AB 06122 0018 Male

Coax Conn 1.0/2.3 45
Shielded Twisted pair cable
Figure 103 120-ohm synchronization cable

For the connector 1AB061220018 instructions, see the description on page 2-33.
For the connectors BALUN Male and Female, see the assembly instructions for
following manufacturers: Siemens and ITT CANNON.
SIEMENS CONNECTOR:
See Figure 55 on page 2-35
Strip the cable. If no screen is available, then dimension 6 is not applicable and
dimension 13 becomes 11.
Unscrew the ferrule (5) and remove the insulator (3) and washer (4).
Push the ferrule (5) over the cable.
Push a washer (4) over the screen and bend the screen back.
Push the second washer over the cable up to stop.
Cut the projecting screen to a length of about 2 mm max.
Insert the wires into holes A (corresponding with coax center conductor) and B of the
insulator (3), and push the insulator up against the washer.
Spread the wires open and bend them over 180 laying into the cable duct.
Make sure that the end of the copper wires:

are laying parallel or bend toward the center of insulator
must not lay on to stop
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Push the prepared cable onto the body (1) by lining up the flat side on the insulator
with the nose on the body.
Push on ferrule (5), screw on, and lightly tighten using wrench 8 mm.
(1)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(2)
Legenda:
1 - BODY
2 - IDC CONTACT
3 - INSULATOR
4 - WASHER
5 - FERRULE
13
6
2 mm max.
Figure 104 SIEMENS BALUN assembling instruction
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ITT CANNON CONNECTOR:

See Figure 105 on page 2-94.
Thread the plastic outer sleeve and pierce block onto the stripped cable.
Lay the insulated wires and drain wire in the appropriate slots in the pierce block.
Trim excess wire flush with the underside of the flange.
Align the connector body with the plastic parts, place them in the jaws of the
termination tool, and close the tool to complete the assembly.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
Legenda:
Signal
Screen
1 - BODY
2 - IDC CONTACT
3 - PIERCE BLOCK
4 - PLASTIC OUTER SLEEVE
5 - CABLE
Figure 105 ITT Cannon BALUN assembling instruction
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Synchronization cable routing
This paragraph describes the correct installation route for the Synchronization cable.
Figure 106 on page 2-95 shows the correct cables route.
Synchronization cable routing.

PSF in slot 37.
Synchronization cable routing. PSF in slot 39.
Synchronization
cable routing.
PSF in slot 37.
Synch.
cable
routing.
PSF in
slot 39.
Figure 106 Synchronization cable route

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This paragraph describes all the electrical points available on the front panel of the EC
320 unit.
ECA
LEGEND
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
BOARD STATUS MULTICOLOR LED:

RED: card fail
RED BLINK: card miss-configured or card missmatch
EPS MULTICOLOR LED:
GREEN: eps configured - card active
AMBER: eps configured - card standby
AMBER LINK: eps configured but not available
OFF: eps not configured
RESET COMMAND KEY
10/100 ETH DEBUG RJ45 CONNECTOR - factory use only
GREEN LED ON: full duplex
GREEN LED OFF: half duplex
YELLOW LED ON: link/active (no activity)
YELLOW LED BLINK: link/active (with activity)
YELLOW LED OFF: no link
RS232 on mUSB DEBUG CONNECTOR factory use
(7)
only
(8)
LOCAL CRAFT TERMINAL mUSB CONNECTOR (F
interface)
(9)
LOCAL CRAFT TERMINAL CONNECTOR (RS232 F
interface)
(10)
USB INTERFACE for external memory device
(11)
ALARM CUT-OFF KEY
(12)
LAMP TEST KEY
(13)
RED LED - critical alarm
(14)
RED LED - major alarm
(15)
ORANGE LED - minor alarm
(16)
ORANGE LED - warning alarm
(17)
RED LED - attended alarm
(18)
ORANGE LED - abnormal condition
Slot 1, 20
Figure 107 EC320 front plate unit connectors
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This section describes all the electrical points available on the front panel of the MT160N
/ MT320LO unit.
MT160N, MT160LO
LEGEND
(1)
EPS Multicolor LED:

GREEN: EPS configured - Card Active
AMBER: EPS configured - Card Stand-by
AMBER BLINK: EPS configured but not available
SWITCHED OFF: EPS not configured
(2)
BOARD STATUS Multicolor LED:
RED: card fail
RED BLINK: card miss-configured or card mismatch
(3)
Shelf Controller Restart Command Key
(4)
mUSB DEBUG connector - Factory use only
(5)
RJ45 DEBUG connector - Factory use only
(6) (9) (12)
GREEN LED ON: link/active (no activity)
GREEN LED BLINK: link/active (with activity)
GREEN LED OFF: no link
(7) (10) (13)
(8)
(11)
(14) (17) ETH/FETH/GETH interface for Drop Shelf
connection
(15) (18) Multicolor LED:
GREEN LED ON: 10/100 Mb/s link active (no activity)
GREEN LED BLINK: 10/100 Mb/s link active (with activity)
ORANGE LED ON: 1000 Mb/s link active (no activity)
ORANGE LED BLINK: 1000 Mb/s link active (with activity)
(16) (19)
Slot 10, 11
Figure 108 Matrix front plate unit connectors
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The LAN connections must be made with cable code 1AC016760003 and the connector
RJ45 ( code 1AB074610008) included in the installation kit (code 8DG87321AAAA).
The connector RJ45 assembling procedure is shown as follow:
The following instructions are to assemble the cable (code 1AC 01676 0003) with the
connector RJ45 (code 1AB074610008).
at both ends.
Assembly instructions
Slide the boot onto the cable (if needed).
Remove the outer jacket of the cable to the length shown in Figure 109. Take care not to
nick the shield or cut into any of the conductors.

Fold the cable shield (and the drain wire if present) back over the outer jacket as shown in
Figure 110. Then slide the shield onto the cable shield.
Take care that the shield remains on the cable shield.
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conductors (refer to Figure 111).
Figure 111 Assembly cable instruction

Insert the cable into the plug as shown in Figure 112. Push the outer jacket towards
the plug. Slide the shield onto the plug.
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Reduce the length of the shielded pairs (refer to Figure 113).
Figure 113 Assembly cable instruction
For separating a pair, remove the shield foil from this pair outside the outer jacket.
Orientate the pairs in the desired sequence.
Reduce the foil of the other pairs. For best results in low cross-talk, take care to keep
the foil as long as possible (refer to Figure 114). The most important pair is the one
between the separated conductors.
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conductors. Insert the cable into the plug (refer to Figure 115).
Push the outer jacket towards the plug.
Slide the shield onto the plug.

Use the tools to crimp the strain relief, contacts, and ferrule.
For detailed information on the Molex application tools, see the Molex website or
refer to the catalogue.
Remove the protruding cable shield.
Slide the boot onto the cable, up to the dimension.
Solder the cable as reported on Table 16.
Table 16 Insertion wires table
PIN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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Cable
White/Green
Green
White/Orange
Blue
White/Blue
Orange
White/Brown
Brown
Function
Pair 3
Pair 3
Pair 2
Pair 1
Pair 1
Pair 2
Pair 4
Pair 4
TXP (OUT)
TXN (OUT)
RXP (IN)
RXN (IN)
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Management LAN cables routing
This section describes the correct installation route for the LAN cables connected to the
MT160N / MT320LO unit.
Figure 116 Management LAN cable
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Electrical connections
Description
This paragraph describes all the electrical connections located on the upper side of the
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 equipment.
Contents

STEP-UP A/B cable
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Rack lamp cable
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Housekeeping cable pin-out
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Electrical connection
Figure 117 shows the name and the positions of connectors.

Not used
Housekeeping
Remote Alarm
Sub D 15p Female connector
Sub D 15p Male connector
Sub D 25p Female connector
Rack Lamp
Sub D 9p Male
Connector
Step up Alarm
RJ45 connectors
Figure 117 Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 top view
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All of the electrical connections in the Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 equipment are
described in Table 17.
Table 17 Electrical connections

INTERFACE
CABLE CODE
BACK
PANEL
BACK
PANEL
Alarm
STEP UP A/B
8DG90080AAAA
Note
1AB074610008
RJ45
Note
RL
8DG87347AAAA
Note
1AB074610008
RJ45
Note
1AB003110023
Sub D Connector
25 p Male
BACK
HOUSEKEEPING
PANEL
Q.TY NOTE
CONNECTOR
DESCRIPTION Q.TY NOTE
CODE
UNIT
Note
1AB006030189
Shel Connector
Note: See Installation kit 8DG87321AAAA.
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STEP-UP A/B cable

STEP-UP alarm cable code 8DG90080AAAA.
Pin out Cable

The following figure shows the STEP-UP cable route:
at both ends
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Rack lamp cable

Rack lamp cable (code 8DG87347AAAA).
at both ends.
Pin out Cable

The following figure shows the Rack lamp cable route:
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Housekeeping cable pin-out

at both ends.
Table 18 Housekeeping connector pin-out
Pin-out:
# Pin
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
Signal
Description
HK_OUTN_1
HK_OUTP_1
# 1 Output; N wire
# 1 Output; P wire
HK_OUTN_2
HK_OUTP_2
# 2 Output; N wire
# 2 Output; P wire
HK_OUTN_3
HK_OUTP_3
# 3 Output; N wire
# 3 Output; P wire
HK_OUTN_4
HK_OUTP_4
# 4 Output; N wire
# 4 Output; P wire
HK_IN1
HK_IN2
HK_IN3
HK_IN4
HK_IN5
HK_IN6
HK_IN7
HK_IN8
# 1 Input
# 2 Input
# 3 Input
# 4 Input
# 5 Input
# 6 Input
# 7 Input
# 8 Input
HK_REF
Voltage reference of input housekeeping
GND
GND

HK = Housekeeping
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Electrical cable routing

Figure 118 shows the correct cables routing.
Housekeeping cable
Rack Lamp cable
Step Up Alarm
Cables
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Detail
The picture above shows the output of the electrical cables used in the TSS-160 subrack.
Point A --> max 16 cables (diameter < 6mm)
The connections to the electrical SFP must be made with cable (code 1AC016760003)
and the connector RJ45 (code 1AB074610008).
These ports are suitable for the connections only to shielded intra-building cabling
grounded at both ends.
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Fiber routing
Description
This section describes the fiber routing related to the TSS-160 system equipment
solutions.
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Fiber conveyor installation

Description
The optical fibers outgoing from the subrack require the installation of a FIBER
CONVEYOR, as shown in the following figure.
M2,5
3AL94526AAAA
Qty. 2
8DG87273AAAA
M4x8
1AD008840021
8DG87288AAAA
8DG87275AAAA
8DG87272AAAA
Figure 120 Fiber conveyor
Figure 120 shows the FIBER CONVEYOR with the fibres at the bottom side of the rack.
For the case of the fibers at the top side of the rack, it is necessary for the inversion of the
two FIBER CONVEYORS mounting (code 8DG87275AAAA) on the left side and on the
right side (code 8DG87288AAAA).
The Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 ETSI SHELF installation kit code 8DG87321AAAA
contains all these items.
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Optical jumper routing

Description
The pictures below show the route of the optical jumpers.

Route using the fiber holders (code 8DG87280AAAA) which are part of the Installation
kit code 8DG87321AAAA.
Fiber Holders
Figure 121 Optical jumper route
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Details of the optical jumper from the Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 sub-rack to the
optical duct of the TSS rack.
TSS Rack
Optical duct
Fiber
Holders
Optical jumper bend radius

control device
TSS Rack Optical duct
Figure 122 Optical jumper routing details
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Optical fiber
Overview
Description
This section provides the optical installation and fibering instructions for the AlcatelLucent Transport Service Switch 320/160 (TSS 320/160).
Contents
This chapter covers these topics:

Placing/removing devices into the sub-rack
3-2
XFP and XFP-E adapter module insertion/extraction
3-2
XFP module into XFP adapter insertion/extraction
3-4
SFP module insertion/extraction
3-5
Optical jumper characteristics
3-8
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Placing/removing devices into the sub-rack

XFP and XFP-E adapter module insertion/extraction
The XFP adapter module can be provided with the following:

1P10GSO (1x10G synchronous optical port unit)
1x10GEPP Packet module
XFP and XFP adapter module insertion
a. After having placed the unit into the sub-rack, insert the XFP or XFP-E adapter
module in the special cavity and push on the front panel until the XFP or XFP-E
adapter module connector starts to mate with the unit connector.
Figure 123 XFP and XFP adapter module insertion
Fasten the mounting screws.
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XFP and XFP-E adapter module extraction
a. Unfasten the mounting screws.

Insert the XFP-adapter hook of the extraction tool in the polarized hole on the XFP
or XFP-E adapter modules front cover.
Rotate the tool 180 degree clockwise or counterclockwise in order to adjust the tool
for the extraction.
Pull out the XFP or XFP-E adapter module from the front panel of the unit.
Figure 124 XFP and XFP-E adapter module extraction
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XFP module into XFP adapter insertion/extraction

XFP module into XFP adapter insertion
a. For XFP modules inserted by the XFP adapter: Before inserting the module, move
the bale (latch) up, then insert the XFP module in the special cavity, and push on
it until the XFP module connector starts to mate with the unit connector.
Figure 125 XFP module into XFP adapter insertion

XFP module into XFP adapter extraction
a. Insert the XFP hook of the extraction tool in the available space.
Pull up the bale (latch) in order to unlock the XFP module.
Extract the XFP module from the XFP adapter using the bale (latch).
Figure 126 XFP module into XFP adapter extraction
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SFP module insertion/extraction

SFP module insertion
After having placed the unit into the sub-rack, insert the SFP module in the special
cavity and push on it until the SFP module connector starts to mate with the unit
connector.
Figure 127 SFP module insertion
SFP module extraction
b. Collect the SFP Plug-in tool from the back side of the front cover.
Insert the SFP Plug-in tool in the front of the SFP module with the slide latch on
the left side.
Figure 128 SFP Plug-in tool insertion
Press the slide latch to the SFP module in order to unlock the module.
Figure 129 SFP module extraction
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Pull out the SFP module from the unit.
Figure 130 SFP module extracted

END OF STEPS
Figure 131 Extraction tool code 8DG08381AAAA
Figure 132 SFP Plug-in tool
CAUTION
Possibility of personal injury
Install the Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 and TSS-160 in a restricted access
area only. The entrance to a restricted access area is intended for qualified or
trained personnel, and access to it is controlled by a locked barrier.
These two tools are supplied with the sub-racks.
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Pre-installation without SFP
To allow the pre-installation of the optical fibers into the equipment, also when there are
not the SFP optical modules, it is possible to install into the cage the LC SFP packing cap
code 1AD047980002 available in the kit code 8DG25694AAXX in quantities 16 pieces.
In figure below reported shown the assemble instructions.
SFP Cage
SFP Packing Cap
Figure 133 Packing cap assembled
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Optical jumper characteristics
This section details the required codes and characteristics for fibers to be used for these
systems.
Note: all the optical jumpers used for the connection between 1850 TSS equipments and
the ODF or other equipments, must have a soft boot with a maximum length (connector
included) no more than 35 mm.
This is necessary in order to permit the subrack cover plate closure.
MU-LC connector characteristics:
Manufacturing:
Type:
MU-PC
LC-PC
Orientation:
optimizable
optimizable
Ferrule:
zirconia, diam. 1.25 mm
zirconia, diam. 1,25 mm
Boot:
rubber, blue
rubber, black
Housing:
plastic, brown
plastic, blue
Geometrical characteristics of the surface for the manufactured ferrule:

MU-PC
LC-PC
Lapping radius (mm)
10 to 20
7 to 25
Fiber shrinkage (nm)
-50
-50
Fiber protrusion (nm)
Lapping-vertex non-circularity (m)
0 to 50 0 to 50
Functional characteristics of the connectors (MU and LC):

Insertion loss @ 1310- 550 nm
Typical: 0.3 dB
Max.: 0.4 dB (random mating)
Return loss @ 1310 e 1550nm
45 dB (SPC)
Manufacturing, mechanical and environmental characteristics of the fiber
3-8
Type:
tight
Outer coating material
LSZH
Outer diameter:
2 mm
Color:
yellow
Minimum bend radius:
transient 20 mm
steady 40 mm
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Operating temperature
- 5 to + 70 C
Storage temperature
- 40 to + 85 C
Dimensional and transmissive characteristics of the optical fiber:
9/125 m (sec. ITU-T G.652)
Fiber type
Diameter of the mode field @ 1310 nm 9.2 0.4 m

Diameter of the mode field @ 1550 nm 0.5 1 m
Cladding diameter
125 1 m
Cladding non-circularity
1%
Mode-field concentricity
0.5 m @ 1310nm
Cut-off wavelength
1260 nm
Attenuation @ 1310 nm
0.4 dB/km
Attenuation @ 1550 nm
0.3 dB/km
Diameter of primary coating: 245 5 m, double acrylate.
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The following table shows MU-LC jumper codes required for FOADM connections.
Alcatel P/N
Length
1AB185770054
800 mm
1AB185770055
880 mm
1AB185770056
1080 mm
1AB185770010
1160 mm
L
35 mm (max)
50 mm +0 / -5
MU
LC
Boot
The following table shows the codes for the equipment-DCU connections:
- 1st configuration - Qty: 2 x TSS320
From 1st shelf TSS320 to DCU jumper - code: 1AB182400052 - length: 2,5 m.
From 2nd shelf TSS320 to DCU jumper - code: 1AB182400047 - length: 1,5 m.
- 2nd configuration - Qty: 1 x TSS320 + 1 x TSS160
- 3rd configuration - Qty: 3 x TSS160
From 3rd shelf TSS160 to DCU jumper - code: 1AB182400047 - length: 1,5 m.
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Migration from Rel.1.x to

Rel.3.x in Alcatel-Lucent
1850 TSS rack
Overview
Description
The current procedure defines the order in which to perform the main actions in order to
upgrade the Alcatel-Lucent 1850 Transport Service Switch (TSS-320) Release 1.x
equipment to Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 Release 3.x (3.5 KW) equipment in
greenfield and in upgrade situations.
Contents
This chapter covers these topics:

Safety rules
4-2
Migration hardware procedure (greenfield)
4-3
Migration description
4-7
Migration hardware procedure (upgrade)
4-11
20G packet processors to packet modules migration
4-13
HO to HO+LO migration (MT320LO and LOAs)
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Safety rules
The use of insulated tools is recommended for all of the following actions.
In general:
Due to the possibility of very high currents in case of a short-circuit at the battery power
input, it is essential that the battery power distribution line be provided with a short
circuit back-up protection with adequate breaking capacity.
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Migration hardware procedure (greenfield)

Description
Warning: Before starting, check that the main power distribution accepts cables with a
section of 25 mm.
Rack initial layout
Perform the first installation and the first cables routing as shown in the three figures
below. This configuration is designed to make future migration easier.
EMI FILTER
GENTRU
MANGTRU
UPPER AIR
BAFFLE
See detail figure 2
1850 TSS-320
LOWER AIR
BAFFLE
Figure 134 Initial rack layout
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RL
1
6
HOUSEKEEPING
OUT
13
1
25
M1
IN
M4502
RA
14
A1
GND
PSFB
- A3
M4505
STUPA STUPB
15
15
M4504
Electrical point
Description
SHELF ID
8
M4503
PSFA
M4508
M4509
A1
GND
- A3
M4506
AUX CHANNELS
13
25
14
M4507
Cable
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320
side
Rack Lamp
8DG90079AAXX
Rack alarm
Housekeeping
4
5
6
7
Shelf ID
Step up A
15 pins connector (code

1AB003110022) with the related
shell (code 1AB006030063)
25 pins connector (code
1AB003110023) with the related
shell (code 1AB 00603 0064)
Module (code 3AL79242AAXX)
Not used
Not used
8DG 90080 AAXX
Step up B
8DG 90080 AAXX
Aux Channels
25-pin connector (code

1AB003110023) with its shell
(code 1AB006030064)
Suggested cables
MA-NGTRU or
GENTRU side
RJ45 connector code
1AB074610008
1AC014910008
1AC014910012
RJ45 connectors (code

1AB074610008)
RJ45 connectors (code
1AB074610008)
1AC014910012
Figure 135 Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 top back panel detail
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Rack alarm cable
Housekeeping
cable
Rack lamp cable
M Matrix cables
Synchronization
cables
DS Matrix cables
Figure 136 Electrical cables route (left part)
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Auxiliary
channel cable
Step Up cables
Power cables
Figure 137 Electrical cables route (right part)
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Description
The following steps describe the procedure to upgrade the power distribution stage of the
initial rack moving to a solution for up to 3.5 kW that uses the EMI-FILTER and the
GENTRU. Do not perform any operations that are not described in this document.
a. Switch off the STEP-UP A.
b. Switch off the Main Breaker of the line A.
c. Disconnect, cut, and remove the power cable A (between STEP-UP A and
PSF320 in slot 37).
Power cable A
Figure 138 Power cable A
d. Disconnect the cables of the line A from MA-NGTRU. Check that the section of
the cables of the line A coming from Central station are at least 25 mm; if the
section is smaller, substitute the cables .
Line A
Line B
Step-Up A
Step-Up B
Figure 139 MA-NGTRU battery line description
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e. Assemble the EMI FILTER and GENTRU on the rack (using the relative
installation kits - codes 8DG08847AA and 8DG08216AA) in the position shown
in Figure 140. Connect the EMI FILTER to the GENTRU. Set the socket
connectors (that are parts of the GENTRU installation kit code 8DG08216AA) on
the GENTRU as indicated in the Figure 141.
Q.ty 3
screws M3
EMI FILTER
GENTRU
Q.ty 4
screws M6x12
SLOTS
M29
M56
M65
Metal
Plastic
f. Insert the STEP-UP A and B in slots 2 and 3 into the GENTRU. Connect the
STEP-UP cables and the rack lamp cable on the GENTRU.
g. Connect the new power cable (code 8DG08775AA) which is inserted in the kit
(code 8DG08845AA) from the PSF320 unit plugged in slot 37 to STEP-UP A
inserted in slot 2 of the GENTRU.
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Remove
Step Up cables
Power cables
Figure 142 New cables connection
h. Crimp the 90 lug inserted in the GENTRU installation kit (code 8DG08216AA)
on the 25 mm cables of the line A from Central station, and connect them to the
EMI FILTER (as shown in Figure 143).
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i. Remove the GND cable from MA-NGTRU (if present). Terminate it, crimping
the 90 lug, and connect it to the EMI FILTER (as shown in Figure 143).
Line A
Lugs
Line B
GND
Cover
Figure 143 Connection of Central station lines cable to EMI FILTER
j. Switch on the Main Breaker of the line A.

k. Switch on the STEP-UP A.
l. Repeat Steps a, b, c, d, g, h, i, j, and k for line B and for the PSF320 plugged in
slot 39.
m. Remove the MA-NGTRU from the rack.
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Migration hardware procedure (upgrade)

Description
Warning: It is possible to do these operations if there is an assembled TSS-320 sub-rack

in the rack. For different starting points, it is necessary to analyze the racks initial layout
to find the easy way to migrate from MA-NGTRU to GENTRU.
Rack initial layout
Before starting with the migration, it is necessary to route all the cables in accordance
with Figure 136 on page 4-5 and Figure 137 on page 4-6.
Note: Use the following steps to reach the end of the cable routing described in
Figure 136 and Figure 137. (this note applies to Matrix cards in slots 10 and 11
and POW320 cards in slots 37 and 39, the Timing interface).
1. Disconnect and/or cut the connector (if necessary)

2. route and/or terminate (if previously cut) the appropriate connector. Connectors
are included in the TSS-320 installation kit code 8DG08845AA)
3. reconnect only one cable per time.
WARNING: Before operating on the timing interface in slots 37 and 39, check the
synchronization sources configured on the network equipment in order to avoid a switch
to a free-running mode condition.
The following steps describe the procedure to upgrade the power distribution stage of the
initial rack moving to a solution for up to 3.5 kW that uses the EMI-FILTER and the
GENTRU. Do not perform any operations that are not described in this document.
In this case, the layout of the rack is already installed, so it is necessary to move the TSS320 subrack and the MA-NGTRU into the position shown in Figure 134 on page 4-3,
following the procedure below.
WARNING: Before moving the TSS-320 shelf to its final position, check that the optical
fibers and cables have the necessary overlength.
a. Remove the air deflectors from the top and from the bottom of the TSS-320
subrack.
Switch off the STEP-UP A.
Switch off the Main Breaker of the line A.
Disconnect the Power cable A from POW320 unit inserted in slot 37.
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Disconnect the coax cables from the POW320 in slot 37.

Remove the POW320 unit from slot 37 and replace it with the PSF320 unit.
Connect the timing adapter COAXA320 (code 8DG08739AA) on the 9-pin
Sub-D connector placed on the front plate of the PSF320 unit.
Reconnect the coax cables on the adapter COAXA320 and the power cable A on
the PSF320 power connector.
Disconnect the cables of the line A from MA-NGTRU. Check that the section of
the cables of the line A coming from Central station are at least 25 mm; if the
section is smaller, substitute the cables.
WARNING: Leave at least 1 meter of overlength, in order to move the
MA-NGTRU
Switch on the Main Breaker of the line A.
Switch off the STEP-UP B.
Switch off the Main Breaker of the line B.
Disconnect the Power cable B from POW320 unit in slot 39.
Disconnect the coax cables from the POW320 in slot 39.
Remove the POW320 unit from slot 39 and replace it with the PSF320 unit.
Connect the timing adapter COAXA320 (code 8DG08739AA) on the 9-pin
Sub-D connector placed on the front plate of the PSF320 unit.
Reconnect the coax cables on the adapter COAXA320 and the power cable B on
the PSF320 power connector.
Disconnect the cables of the line B from MA-NGTRU. Check that the section of
the cables of the line B coming from Central station are at least 25 mm; if the
section is smaller, substitute the cables.
WARNING: Leave at least 1 meter of overlength, in order to move the
MA-NGTRU.
Switch on the Main Breaker of the line B.
Move (if necessary) the Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 sub-rack in the right
position (holes 57, 61, and 67 - see Figure 134).
Move the MA-NGTRU to its temporary position (holes 31 and 29 - see Figure
134).
Follow the same steps described in paragraph Migration hardware procedure
(greenfield) on page 4-3, as it is a greenfield installation
Assemble the new air deflectors (code 8DG08844AA and 8DG08834AA) on the
top and on the bottom of the TSS-320 sub-rack.
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20G packet processors to packet modules migration

Description
Table 19 reports the codes of the Circuit Pack that need to migrate from Rel.1.x to
Rel.3.x.
Table 19: Circuit Packs needed for migration
Rel.1.x PACKS
Rel.3.x PACKS
CODE
MNEMONIC
CODE
MNEMONIC
3AL92118AA
3AL92117AA
3AL92116AA
3AL92183AA
3AL92114AA
PIMMS
PIM1GE
PIM10GE
PIM DUMMY
PP20G
8DG08226AA
8DG08051AA
8DG08049AA
3AL92154AB
-
10GMSPP
10X1GEPP/10X1GESY
1X10GEPP/1X10GESY
FULL SLOT DUMMY
-
Note: To complete the migration, it is necessary to replace all of the old dummy plates
with the new dummy plates.
Below are the new dummy plate codes:

full slot dummy plate
3AL92154AAAA becomes 3AL92154ABAA
1/2 slot dummy plate
3AL92156AAAA becomes 3AL92156ABAA
1/2 slot mechanical adapter 3AL92173AAAA becomes 8DG87289AAAA

Table 20 describes the position (slots) of the PP20G unit and PIM before and after the
migration operations.
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Table 20: Position (slots) of the PP20G unit and PIM before and after the migration
operations
WAS
4-14
BECOME
PP20G SLOT
PIM Pos.
PP BOARD SLOT
2/3
2/3
4/5
4/5
6/7
6/7
8/9
8/9
12/13
12/13
14/15
14/15
16/17
16/17
18/19
18/19
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
NOTE
See example Figure

144
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Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 sub-rack initial layout

PP20G in SLOTS 6/7
PIMMS in POS. 1
PIMMS in POS. 2
PIM1GE in POS.1
PIM10GE in POS.2
PP20G in SLOTS 8/9
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 subrack final layout
10GMSPP in SLOT 6
10GMSPP in SLOT 7
10x1GEPP /
10X1GESY in SLOT 8
1x10GEPP /
1X10GESYin SLOT 9
Figure 144 20G packet processors to packet modules migration layout
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WARNING: Before starting with the operations, check that the optical fibers connected
to the Packet Processors (PP20G + PIMs) have the necessary overlength to be connected
to the new Packet Modules (PP10GE/GESY, PP1GE/GESY and MSPP). If not, it is
necessary to change all the optical fibers.
Migration steps description
a. Disconnect the optical fibers from the PIMs plugged in the PP20G circuit card.
b. Remove the PP20G Aggregator card.
c. Insert the new units into the sub-rack in accordance with Table 19 and Table 20.
d. Reconnect the optical fibers taking into account the change in the SFP numbering
(see Figure 145).
PIM1GE
6 Rx
Tx
7 Rx
Tx
8 Rx
Tx
9 Rx
Tx
10 Rx
Tx
10x1GESY
10x1GEPP
1 Tx
Rx
2 Tx
Rx
3 Tx
Rx
4 Tx
Rx
5 Tx
Rx
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Tx
Rx
Tx
Rx
Tx
Rx
Tx
Rx
Tx
Rx
Tx
Rx
Tx
Rx
Tx
Rx
Tx
Rx
Tx
Rx
1x10GESY
1x10GEPP
PIM10GE
Tx
2
3
Rx
4
5
Tx
7
8
Rx
9
10
Figure 145 SFP positions
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HO to HO+LO migration (MT320LO and LOAs)

Description
The migration from HO to HO+LO requires the replacement of HO Matrix units with
HO+LO matrix units and the insertion of LOA10G adapter cards in reserved slots. This
could imply moving the already inserted cards to other free slots with traffic hit, not
needed if reserved slots were left free as per handbook and DRACO configurator
recommendations.
The following steps describe the procedure to upgrade from the MT320 to the new
MT320LO.
1
2
Disconnect the electrical cables from standby MT320.

Replace the standby MT320 with the new MT320LO.
Reconnect the electrical cables to the new MT320LO.
Wait till the EPS led becomes orange (not blinking) and the status led becomes
green. Operate a manual EPS to make the new MT320LO active.
Disconnect the electrical cables from MT320 (in standby).
Replace the MT320 with the new MT320LO.
Reconnect the electrical cables to the new MT320LO.
Figure 146 reports the Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 subrack layout before and after the
migration.
Table 21 reports all the possible configurations of LOA10G card into the Alcatel-Lucent
1850 TSS-320 equipment in Release 3.x.
Table 21: Possible configurations of LOA10G card into the Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320
equipment in Release 3.x.
LOA10G
SLOTS
Note
1+1
21+24 or 22+24 or 35+33 or 36+33

21&22+24 or 21&35+24 or 21&35+33 or 21&36+24 or
21&36+33
22&35+24 or 22&35+33 or 22&36+24 or 22&36+33 or
35&36+33
21&22&35&36+24+33
10G LO with 10G protection
2+1
4+2

For each configuration, choose the right slots combination based on the free slots
position in the subrack.
If there isnt any possibility to plug the LOA10G card in the chosen slot due to the
presence of other circuit packs, please move those cards in other free slots, taking into
account the length and the routing of the optical fibers already connected.
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Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 subrack initial layout
MT320 in SLOTS
10 and 11
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 subrack final layout
MT320LO in SLOTS
10 and 11
LOA10G in SLOTS
21 and 22
LOA10G in SLOTS
35 and 36,
LOA10G in SLOTS
24 and 33
Figure 146 HO to HO+LO migration (MT320LO and LOAs)
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Suggested cables
Overview
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 suggested cables
REF
CABLE TYPE
CONNECTION
TYPE
DIA (mm) or
SECT. (mm2)
INT.
NV P/N.
(FACTORY P/N)
NOTE
8DG08775AAAA
EXT.
Power supply
75 Ohm Coax Cable
Solder/crimp
3.1
1AC001100013
120 Ohm Cable
Solder
1AC004370004
2/3/5
LAN Cable
crimp
1AC016760003
Step up Alarm
crimp
8DG90080AA
Rack Lamp
Solder
8DG90079AA
HK Cable
Solder
1AC014910012
Rack Alarm
Solder
1AC014910008
NOTES :
1 Terminate with 75-ohm coax connector Male P/N 1AB061220017.
2 Terminate with 75-ohm coax connector Fem. P/N 1AB009790019.
3 Terminate with Balun connector P/N 1AB158340001.
4 Terminate with RJ45 connector P/N 1AB074610008.
5 Terminate with RJ11 connector P/N 1AB04280001.
6 Terminate with Sub D 25-pin connector P/N 1AB003110023.
7 Terminate with Sub D 15-pin connector P/N 1AB003110022.
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Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 suggested cables
REF
CABLE TYPE
CONNECTION
TYPE
DIA (mm) or
SECT. (mm2)
INT.
EXT.
NV P/N.
(FACTORY P/N)
NOTE
10
PSF320 Power
8DG87298AAAA
PSF320
Synchronization
8DG08739AAAA
12
EC320 CT
3AL89583AAAA
13
MT160
14
Back panel Alarm

Step up A/B
8DG90080AAAA
15
Back panel RL
8DG87347AAAA
16
Back panel RA
17
Back panel
Housekeeping
NOTES :
A-2
See Installation kit 8DG87321AAAA

Connector code 1AB040970018, 1AB044280028
Sub D Connector, Contact Crimp
See LCPC
Connector code 1AB061220018
Coax. Connector 1.0/2.3
See Craft TGerm. Cable kit 3AL89585AAAA

RJ45
See Installation kit 8DG87321AAAA

RJ45

Sub D Connector 15 p Male

Sub D Connector 25 p Male
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Installation kit
Overview
Alcatel-Lucent 1850 Transport Service Switch (TSS-320) ETSI installation kit - P/N 8DG08845AA
P/N
Description
Qty.
1AB 00311 0022
CON-PANEL*CON-DSUB MAL*15*WIRS*AU.8
1AB 00311 0023
1AB 00428 0001
CON- CBLFT MAL*4*PIERC*AU1.27
1AB 00603 0063
CON-ACCESS*COVER CON-DSUB
1AB 00603 0064
1AB 06122 0018
CON-COAX*COAX 1.0/2.3
1AB 07461 0008
CON-CBLRD*CON-I/O JACKS> MAL*8*ID*AU1.27
11
1AD 00090 0008
WASHER*EXT-T 6.4mmx11mmx700um/M6
1AD 00915 0001
SCREW*HEX-HD-WF*HEX/SLTD M6x12mm*SS
3AL 92507 AAAA
MA-LEFT SHELF ASSEMBLED
3AL 92508 AAAA
MA-RIGHT SHELF ASSEMBLED
8DG 08775 AAAA CA-ETSI POWER CABLE 5xAWG8
8DG 08834 AAAA RSA-ETSI LOWER BAFFLE - 1850 R3
8DG 90079 AAAA CA-RACK LAMP CORD
8DG 90080 AAAA CA-STEP-UP ALARM CORD
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Kit 2-Mb/s Aux channel 75-ohm kit - P/N 3AL38432AA

P/N
1AB 06122 0017
Description
CON-COAX*MAL*1*CRIMP, 75 ohm
3AN 44672 AAAA Adhesive label
Qty.
1
1
1AB 06122 0017
1AD 01376 0013
BAG*100X150 MM , POLYETHYLENE FILM 0.05
1AB 06122 0017
1AB 06122 0017
Kit 2-Mb/s Aux channel 120-ohm kit - P/N 3AL38433AA

P/N
Description
1AB 00979 0019
CON-COAX*FEM*1*WIRS, 50 ohm
1AB 06122 0017
1AB 00979 0019
1AB 06122 0017
1AB 00979 0019
1AB 00979 0019
1AB 15834 0001
CON-COAX*MAL*2*ID, 75 ohm
1AB 15834 0001
3AN 44672 AAAA ADHESIVE LABEL
B-2
Qty.
1AB 15834 0001
1AB 06122 0017
1AB 06122 0017
1AD 01376 0012
BAG*350X500 MM, POLYETHYLENE FILM 0.06
1AB 15834 0001
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Kit - GENTRU ETSI installation kit P/N 8DG08216AA

P/N
Description
Qty.
8DG 08379 AAAA MA-RIGHT INSULATING PROTECTION ASS.
8DG 08377 AAAA MA-LEFT INSULATING PROTECTION
8DG 08097 AAAA MA-LUG INSULATING COVER ASS.
14
8DG 08088 AAAA MPP-BRACKET 19"/21"
8DG 07731 AAAA MPP-PROTECTION SOCKET LABEL
3AL 92210 AAAA
MPP-PROTECTION SOCKET
3AL 92207 AAAA
MPP-BATTERY DISTRIBUTION SOCKET
1AD 00915 0015
SCREW*HEX-HD-WF*HEX/SLTD M6*SS
14
1AD 00915 0001
1AD 00886 0042
SCREW*RCH-HD*XR-PH M4x10mm*SS
24
1AD 00090 0008
WASHER*EXT-T6.4mmx11mmx700um/M6
1AB 05153 0094
LUG*PIN*CRIMP UNINSUL*7.62mm/8.13mm*6>
14
1AB 05009 0002
CON-CONTACT*WIRS MALE
1AB 04428 0002
CON-CONTACT*WIRS FEMALE
1AB 04097 0009
CON-PANEL*CON-DSUB
1AB 00603 0063
Kit MA-NGTRU ETSI installation kit P/N 3AL92196AA

P/N
Description
Qty.
3AL38427ABAB
EMA-NGTRU2 BASE
8DG07567AAAA
KIT-INSTALLACTION KIT NGTRU2
8DG07558AAAA
MA-COMPLETE FRONT COVER 4G
8DG07574AAAA
MPP-RIGHT BRACKET
1AD013170001
SCREW*RCH-HD*TORX M2.5x6mm
3AN49331AAAA
MPP - 11 X 45 LABEL
8DG07626AAAA
MPP-LEFT BRACKET
3AN42506AAAA
CE MARK LABEL
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B-3
Kit - Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 ETSI shelf assembly P/N 8DG87321AAAA
B-4
P/N
Description
Qty.
8DG 87273 AAAA
MPP - LEFT SUPPORT
8DG 87272 AAAA
MPP - RIGHT SUPPORT
1AD 00886 0021
SCREW*RCH-HD*XR-PH M4x8mm*SS
8DG 87274 AAAA
MPP - SUPPORT
3AL 94526 AAAA
MPP - UNLOOSABLE TC SCREW
14
8DG 87288 AAAA
MPP - FIBER CONVEYOR
8DG 87275 AAAA
MPP - FIBER CONVEYOR
8DG 87286 AAAA
MPP - BAR
8DG 87280 AAAA
MPP - FIBER HOLDER
48
8DG 87312 AAAA
MPP - PLATE
8DG 87313 AAAA
MPP - BRACKET
1AD 00886 0004
SCREW*RCH-HD*XR-PH M2.5x6mm*SS
8DG 87298 AAAA
CA-ETSI POWER CABLE 3xAWG8
1AD 00915 0001
1AD 00090 0008
WASHER*EXT-T 6.4mmx11mmx700um/M6
1AD 00087 0136
WASHER*PLAIN 6.4mmx12.5mmx1.6mm/M6
1AB 00311 0023
1AB 00311 0022
1AB 07461 0008
CON-CBLRD*CON-I/O JACKS> MAL*8*ID*AU1.27
8DG 90080 AAAA
CA-STEP-UP ALARM CORD
1AB 00603 0190
CON-ACCESS*METAL HOOD CON-DSUB
1AB 00603 0189
CON-ACCESS*METAL HOOD
8DG 87347 AAAA
CA-RACK LAMP CORD
1AB 06122 0018
CON-COAX*COAX 1.0/2.3 MAL*1*CRIMP*75Ohm
1AB 06122 0018
1AB 06122 0018
1AB 06122 0018
8DG09019HAAATQZZA
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Alcatel-Lucent 1850

Transport Service Switch (TSS-320 and TSS-160) | Release 3.1

Mechanical installation of shelves into the Alcatel-Lucent TSS ETSI rack

Electrical installation rules

Power supply connection ........................................................................................................................2-25

Optical jumper routing ..........................................................................................................................2-113

Migration from Rel.1.x to Rel.3.x in Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS rack

About this document

Adhere to the following safety precautions:

WARNING: The intra-building port(s) of the equipment or subassembly is suitable for

Observe the following ESD instructions to avoid damage to electrostatic-sensitive

Caution to avoid equipment damage

Open the levers before to plug the unit.

Dont push just on one lever only.

Right operations for unit extraction

This guide uses the following typographical conventions:

File and directory names

A value that the user supplies

Text that is displayed in a graphical user interface or in a

The name of a key on the keyboard

graphical user interface text

Command names and text that the user types or selects as

Text that a system displays or prints

The following is a list of related documents:

1-888-582-3688 (for the United States)

1-317-377-8618 (for all other countries).

The following information should be printed on the outer crate:

Trade mark/address of the manufacturing company;

When having to unpack proceed as follows:

This chapter contains the following:

Mechanical installation of the Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-160 sub-rack into

Mechanical installation of the Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320

(See Figure 1 and Figure 2).

Figure 1 Bracket assembling

Figure 2 Bracket assembling

ETSI air deflector mounting

Lower scoop position:

Figure 3 Lower baffle

Figure 4 Lower baffle view

Upper baffle installation (code 8DG08844AA)

Figure 5 Upper baffle

Qty 2 captive fasteners

Figure 6 Upper baffle standard position H=100 mm

Figure 7 Upper baffle H=138 mm

Lower FAN unit

Figure 8 FAN connections

Figure 9 Removing protection grid

Figure 10 Removing Air Filter

Mechanical adaptation to various board sizes

The Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS-320 shelf allows several size of boards:

Large boards (353 mm high 22,5 mm large)

Small boards (159 mm high 22,5 mm large)

boards (265 mm high 22,5 mm large)

double boards (265 mm high 45 mm large)

Half-slot adapter (P/N 8DG87289AAAA) to use small boards

slot adapter (P/N 8DG07710AAAA) to use boards

double slot adapter (P/N 8DG07581AAAA) to use double boards.

EQUICO Dummy plate:

FULL Slot Dummy plate:

HALF Slot Dummy plate

Slot Dummy Plate

Half-slot adapter installation rules

The following instructions are related to the half-slot adapter installation.

Figure 11 Half-slot adapter