EM1600-8CC10G_14 Datasheet, PDF (1/2 Pages) MRV Communications, Inc. – LambdaDriver® –10Gbps 8 ports XFP - EXC Module

WDM & Optical Transport
Datasheet
LambdaDriver^® –10Gbps 8 ports XFP - EXC Module (EM1600-8CC10G)
Features
Front panel user interfaces with port status indicators
XFPs provide SFF-8472 digital diagnostics support
LIN support
XFP ports configurable to 10Gbps Ethernet
or OC-192 per module
Flexible port cross-connectivity
Installable in LD1600, 1600L or LD400L chassis
Hot-swappable
Overview
Applications
The LD1600-8CC10G module can be used as a 10GE
or OC192 quad transponder or as Electrical ROADM
for 2 x 10 Gbps DWDM channels.
The EM1600-8CC10G XFP Quad Transponder module is a
single slot module that incorporates 8 independent
XFP based 10 Gbps ports with intelligent port
interconnection functionality.
The flexible configuration options permit pairing
any-to-any port to provide several data transfer modes:
- As 2 wavelengths Electrical ROADM
- Between flexibly selectable pairs of ports, i.e., in quad
transponder mode
- From one port to a third port in case the second port
fails, i.e. in port protection mode
The ports can be configured to operate under the
10 Gbps Ethernet protocol or at the OC-192 data rate in
full-duplex mode with Link Integrity Notification (LIN) and
Loopback capability.
LIN notifies terminal equipment of link failure by cutting
off laser power on the access side whenever no power is
received from the WDM side, and vice versa.
Loopback is used to test the integrity of the data path of
an individual port and its internal circuitry by returning
the received data to the transmitting device at the tested
interface.
The modules are manageable by the LambdaDriver
management module either locally by RS232 CLI access or
remotely by Telnet, SNMP or GUI management via the MRV
MegaVision Pro management platform.
Per-port front panel LEDs indicate XFP and link presence
or absence.
2 wave eROADM implementation
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