CiTRANS 660 High-Capacity PTN Platform Hardware Description (Version C)

CiTRANS 660
High-capacity PTN Platform
Hardware Description
Version: C
Code: MN000000430
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May 2014
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Preface
Related Documentation
Document Description
CiTRANS 660 High-capacity Introduces functions and features, protection mechanisms,

PTN Platform Product networking applications and technical specifications of the
Description product.
Describes the equipments structures, functions, signal

CiTRANS 660 High-capacity
flows, specifications, and technical parameters in terms of
PTN Platform Hardware
its hardware components (i.e. the cabinet, the subrack,
Description
cards, and cables).
Gives a detailed introduction to the CiTRANS 600 series

PTN equipments appearance and structure, how to install
the equipment, connect and lay out its wires and cables, as
well as the requirements on the installation environment.
CiTRANS 600 Series PTN
CiTRANS 600 series PTN equipment includes the
Product Installation Guide
CiTRANS 615A, CiTRANS 620A, CiTRANS 630,
CiTRANS 630E, CiTRANS 635, CiTRANS 635E,
CiTRANS 640, CiTRANS 660, CiTRANS 670, CiTRANS
680, etc.
Introduces the methods for the configuring various
functions and performance parameters for CiTRANS 600
series PTN equipment in the subnet-level mode through
Product Configuration Guide
the OTNM2000; gives some typical configuration examples
and operation procedures.
Gives a detailed description of items and procedures of

CiTRANS 600 Series PTN routine maintenance for CiTRANS 600 series PTN
Product Routine Maintenance equipment on a daily, monthly, quarterly and yearly basis.
Introduces the daily operation methods of the equipment.
Gives a detailed introduction to precautions for

troubleshooting, fault isolating methods as well as
Product Troubleshooting Guide
procedures and methods for handling common faults.
I
Document Description
CiTRANS 600 Series PTN Lists definitions, causes and handling methods of each
Product Alarm and Performance alarm and performance event generated by CiTRANS 600
Reference series PTN equipment.
Includes four manuals, i.e., product description, operation

guide, routine maintenance and installation guide, all of
e-Fim OTNM2000 Element
which are aimed at introducing common and fundamental
Management System Manual Set
contents of the OTNM2000 for a better understanding and
proficient use of the network management system.
II
Version
Version Description
A Initial version.
Adds the related description on the XGJ1, S1J4, XCUJ2,
B
XCUJ4 and NASJ1 cards.
C Adds the descriptions on the NMUJ1 card.
Intended Readers
This manual is intended for the following readers:
u Commissioning engineers
u Operation and maintenance engineers
To utilize this manual, these prerequisite skills are necessary:
u PTN technology
u Data communication technology
u SDH communication theory
u Ethernet technology
III
Conventions
Terminology Conventions
Terminology Convention
CiTRANS 660 FiberHome CiTRANS 660 High-capacity PTN Platform
FiberHome e-Fim OTNM2000 Element Management

OTNM2000
System
NASJ1 Unit for Management Signaling
NMUJ1 EMU Management Card
XCUJ2 Cross-connect & Clock Card (320G)
XCUJ4 Cross-connect & Clock Card (160G)
XSJ2 10G LAN/WAN Optical Interface Card (2 channels)
XSJ3 10G LAN/WAN Optical Interface Card (4 channels)
XGJ1 XGE & GE Interface Board

GSJ2 GE Interface Card with Switch Function (MPLS)
GSJ3 GE Interface Card

ESJ1 Ethernet Interface Card with Switch Function
ESJ2 FE Interface Card with Switch Function
S1J1 STM-1 Optical Interface Card
S1J2 STM-1 Optical Interface Card (2 channels)
S1O1 cSTM-1 Emulated Interface Unit

S1J4 8STM-1 Optical Interface Card
E1J1 E1 Interface Card

E1J2 E1 Processing Card
AIFJ1 Power and Auxiliary Terminal Board 1
AIFJ2 Power and Auxiliary Terminal Board 2
IEJ1 E1 Terminal Board (75)
IEJ2 E1 Terminal Board (120)
IFJ1 Ethernet Terminal Board
IV
Symbol Conventions
Symbol Convention Description
Note Important features or operation guide.
Possible injury to persons or systems, or cause traffic

Caution
interruption or loss.
Warning May cause severe bodily injuries.
Jump Jumps to another step.
Cascading
Connects multi-level menu options.
menu
Bidirectional
The service signal is bidirectional.
service
Unidirectional
The service signal is unidirectional.
service
V
Contents
Preface...................................................................................................................I
Related Documentation ...................................................................................I
Version ..........................................................................................................III
Intended Readers ..........................................................................................III
Conventions ................................................................................................. IV
1 Cabinet........................................................................................................1-1
1.1 Code .............................................................................................1-2
1.2 Appearance...................................................................................1-2
1.3 Structure........................................................................................1-3
1.3.1 Structure and Component ................................................1-4

1.3.2 Indicator LED...................................................................1-6
1.4 Integrated Equipment Layout .........................................................1-7
1.5 Technical Specifications.................................................................1-9
2 PDP ............................................................................................................2-1
2.1 Code .............................................................................................2-2
2.2 Function ........................................................................................2-2
2.3 Appearance...................................................................................2-2
2.4 Front Panel....................................................................................2-3
2.5 Connection Terminal and Switch ....................................................2-4
2.5.1 Connection Terminal Board ..............................................2-4

2.5.2 Switch .............................................................................2-7
2.5.3 Power Supply Terminal ....................................................2-7
2.5.4 Other Terminal .................................................................2-9
2.6 Lightning Protection Module.........................................................2-10
2.7 Technical Specifications...............................................................2-11
3 Subrack.......................................................................................................3-1
3.1 Subrack Structure ..........................................................................3-2

3.2 Fan Unit.........................................................................................3-3
3.2.1 Code ...............................................................................3-3

3.2.2 Function ..........................................................................3-3
3.2.3 Appearance .....................................................................3-4
3.2.4 Intelligent Fan Characteristics ..........................................3-4
3.2.5 Indicator LED...................................................................3-5
3.2.6 Safety Sign ......................................................................3-5
3.2.7 Technical Specifications...................................................3-5
3.3 Anti-dust Screen ............................................................................3-6
3.3.1 Code ...............................................................................3-6

3.3.2 Function ..........................................................................3-6
3.3.3 Appearance .....................................................................3-6
3.3.4 Safety Sign ......................................................................3-7
3.4 Fiber Guide Unit.............................................................................3-8
3.4.1 Code ...............................................................................3-8

3.4.2 Function ..........................................................................3-8
3.4.3 Appearance .....................................................................3-8
3.5 Slot Distribution .............................................................................3-9
3.6 Access Bandwidth .......................................................................3-11
3.7 Safety Sign ..................................................................................3-12
3.8 Technical Specifications...............................................................3-13
4 Card ............................................................................................................4-1
4.1 Card Overview...............................................................................4-3
4.1.1 Card Appearance ............................................................4-3

4.1.2 Card Structure .................................................................4-6
4.1.3 Card Classification...........................................................4-7
4.1.4 Card Number List.............................................................4-7
4.1.5 Position of a Card in the System.......................................4-8
4.1.6 Correspondence Relationship between Card and Slot ......4-9
4.2 The XGJ1 Card............................................................................4-12
4.2.1 Function ........................................................................4-12

4.2.2 Accessed Service and Quantity......................................4-13
4.2.3 Panel Description ..........................................................4-13
4.2.4 Technical Specifications.................................................4-15
4.3 The XSJ2 Card ............................................................................4-17
4.3.1 Function ........................................................................4-17

4.4 The XSJ3 Card ............................................................................4-21
4.4.1 Function ........................................................................4-21

4.5 The GSJ2 Card............................................................................4-25
4.5.1 Function ........................................................................4-25

4.6 The GSJ3 Card............................................................................4-29
4.6.1 Function ........................................................................4-29

4.7 The ESJ1 Card ............................................................................4-33
4.7.1 Function ........................................................................4-34

4.8 The ESJ2 Card ............................................................................4-39
4.8.1 Function ........................................................................4-39

4.9 The S1J1 Card ............................................................................4-42
4.9.1 Function ........................................................................4-42

4.10 The S1J2 Card ............................................................................4-46
4.10.1 Function ........................................................................4-46

4.11 The S1J4 Card ............................................................................4-50
4.11.1 Function ........................................................................4-51

4.12 S1O1...........................................................................................4-54
4.12.1 Function ........................................................................4-55

4.13 The E1J1 Card ............................................................................4-58
4.13.1 Function ........................................................................4-59

4.14 E1J2............................................................................................4-61
4.14.1 Function ........................................................................4-62

4.15 The XCUJ2 Card .........................................................................4-69
4.15.1 Function ........................................................................4-70

4.16 The XCUJ4 Card .........................................................................4-74
4.16.1 Function ........................................................................4-74

4.17 The NMUJ1 card..........................................................................4-78
4.17.1 Function ........................................................................4-78

4.18 The NASJ1 Card..........................................................................4-82
4.18.1 Function ........................................................................4-82

4.19 The AIFJ1 / AIFJ2 Card................................................................4-86
4.19.1 Function ........................................................................4-87

4.20 The IEJ1 / IEJ2 Card....................................................................4-91
4.20.1 Function ........................................................................4-91

4.21 The IFJ1 Card..............................................................................4-95
4.21.1 Function ........................................................................4-95

5 Cable...........................................................................................................5-1
5.1 Introduction to Wire and Cable .......................................................5-2
5.2 Power Cable and Earth Ground Cable............................................5-3
5.2.1 Cabinet Power Cable .......................................................5-3

5.2.2 Cabinet Protection Earth Ground Cable............................5-5
5.2.3 Subrack Power Cable ......................................................5-7
5.2.4 Subrack Protection Earth Ground Cable ...........................5-8
5.3 Alarm Cable.................................................................................5-10
5.3.1 Alarm Cable for the Head of Row Cabinet ......................5-10

5.3.2 Subrack Alarm Cable .....................................................5-12
5.4 Clock Cable .................................................................................5-14

5.5 E1 Cable .....................................................................................5-16
5.6 Network Cable .............................................................................5-20
5.6.1 Network Cable between Network Management System and

Equipment .....................................................................5-20
5.6.2 Ethernet Service Cable ..................................................5-21
5.6.3 1PPS&TOD Cable .........................................................5-22
5.7 Optical Fiber Jumper....................................................................5-24
Appendix A Interface.................................................................................. A-1
A.1 Optical Interface ........................................................................... A-1
A.2 Electrical Interface ........................................................................ A-2
A.2.1 RJ-45 Interface ............................................................... A-2

A.2.2 D-type Interface .............................................................. A-8
Appendix B Indicator LED .......................................................................... B-1
B.1 Cabinet Indicator LED ................................................................... B-1
B.2 Fan Unit Indicator LED.................................................................. B-1
B.3 Card Indicator LED ....................................................................... B-2
Appendix C Weight and Power Consumption ............................................. C-1
Appendix D Abbreviations.......................................................................... D-1

Figures
Figure 1-1 Appearance of the 21-inch Cabinet ................................................1-3

Figure 1-2 The Exploded View of the 21-inch Cabinet .....................................1-4
Figure 1-3 The Structure of the 21-inch Cabinet ..............................................1-5
Figure 1-4 The Alarm Indicator LEDs ..............................................................1-7
Figure 1-5 The Integrated Equipment Layout (unit: mm) ..................................1-8
Figure 2-1 The PDP's Appearance and Structure ............................................2-3
Figure 2-2 The PDP's Front Panel ..................................................................2-3
Figure 2-3 The Connection Terminals on the CiTRANS 660 ............................2-5
Figure 2-4 The Lightning Protection Module ..................................................2-10
Figure 3-1 The Subrack Appearance ..............................................................3-2
Figure 3-2 The Fan Unit..................................................................................3-4
Figure 3-3 Appearance of the Anti-dust Screen ...............................................3-7
Figure 3-4 Appearance of the Fiber Passage Unit ...........................................3-9
Figure 3-5 Slot Allocation of the CiTRANS 660 Subrack ................................3-10
Figure 3-6 Access Bandwidth of the CiTRANS 660 Subrack..........................3-12
Figure 4-1 The Appearance, Dimensions, and Signs of the E1J2 Card ............4-4
Figure 4-2 The Appearance, Dimensions, and Signs of the S1O1 Card ...........4-5
Figure 4-3 Components and Signs..................................................................4-6
Figure 4-4 Positions of Common Cards in the System .....................................4-9
Figure 4-5 The XGJ1 Card Panel ..................................................................4-14
Figure 4-6 The XSJ2 Card Panel ..................................................................4-19
Figure 4-7 The XSJ3 Card Panel ..................................................................4-23
Figure 4-8 The GSJ2 Card Panel ..................................................................4-27
Figure 4-9 The GSJ3 Card Panel ..................................................................4-31
Figure 4-10 The ESJ1 Card Panel (with Electrical Interface Protection) ...........4-36
Figure 4-11 The ESJ1 Card Panel (without Electrical Interface Protection) ......4-37
Figure 4-12 The ESJ2 Card Panel ..................................................................4-40
Figure 4-13 The S1J1 Card Panel...................................................................4-44
Figure 4-16 The S1O1 Card Panel..................................................................4-56
Figure 4-17 The E1J1 Card Panel...................................................................4-60
Figure 4-18 The E1J2 Card Panel...................................................................4-63
Figure 4-19 The E1 Interface on the E1J2 Card...............................................4-64
Figure 4-20 The XCUJ2 Card Panel................................................................4-72
Figure 4-21 The XCUJ4 Card Panel................................................................4-76
Figure 4-22 The NMUJ1 Card Panel ...............................................................4-80
Figure 4-23 The NASJ1 Card Panel................................................................4-84
Figure 4-24 The AIFJ1 Terminal Board Panel..................................................4-88
Figure 4-25 The AIFJ2 Terminal Board Panel..................................................4-89
Figure 4-26 The Panel of the IEJ1 Terminal Board...........................................4-92
Figure 4-27 The Panel of the IEJ2 Terminal Board...........................................4-93
Figure 4-28 The E1 Interface on the IEJ1 / IEJ2 Terminal Board ......................4-93
Figure 4-29 The IFJ1 Terminal Board Panel ....................................................4-96
Figure 5-1 The Cabinet Power Cable ..............................................................5-4
Figure 5-2 Connection between the Cabinet Power Cable and the PDP ..........5-5
Figure 5-3 The Cabinet Protection Earth Ground Cable...................................5-6
Figure 5-4 The Subrack Power Cable .............................................................5-7
Figure 5-5 The Pin Definitions for the Subrack Power Cable............................5-8
Figure 5-6 The Subrack Protection Earth Ground Cable ..................................5-9
Figure 5-7 The Alarm Cable for the Head of Row Cabinet..............................5-11
Figure 5-8 The Subrack Alarm Cable ............................................................5-12
Figure 5-9 The Plug of the External Clock Cable ...........................................5-14
Figure 5-10 The Connection of the External Clock Cable.................................5-16
Figure 5-11 The Plug of the E1 Cable .............................................................5-17
Figure 5-12 The Connection of the E1 Cable...................................................5-19
Figure 5-13 The Network Cable ......................................................................5-20
Figure 5-16 The LC / PC-type Optical Fiber Connector....................................5-24
Figure 5-17 The FC / PC-type Optical Fiber Connector....................................5-25
Figure 5-18 The SC / PC-type Optical Fiber Connector ...................................5-25
Tables
Table 1-1 Codes of the 21-inch Cabinet .........................................................1-2

Table 1-2 The Name and Function of Each Main Part on the 21-inch Cabinet .1-6
Table 1-3 The Description for the Cabinet Indicator LEDs ..............................1-7
Table 1-4 Quantities of Subracks Able to Be Installed in the Cabinets of Different
Heights..........................................................................................1-9
Table 1-5 Technical Specifications of the Cabinet...........................................1-9
Table 2-1 Introduction to the Connection Terminals on the PDP .....................2-5
Table 2-2 Description on the K1 DIP Switch (PDP).........................................2-7
Table 2-3 Input Terminals of External Power Supplies ....................................2-7
Table 2-4 Output Terminals of Branch Power Rails.........................................2-8
Table 2-5 The Definitions of the Pins on the Lightning Protection Module .....2-10
Table 2-6 Technical Specifications of the PDP .............................................2-11
Table 3-1 The Subrack Structure ...................................................................3-3
Table 3-2 Fan Indicator LEDs ........................................................................3-5
Table 3-3 The Safety Sign on the Fan Unit.....................................................3-5
Table 3-4 Technical Specifications of the Fan Unit .........................................3-6
Table 3-5 The Safety Sign on the Anti-dust Screen ........................................3-7
Table 3-6 Technical Specifications of the Anti-dust Screen .............................3-8
Table 3-7 Technical Specifications of the Fiber Guide Unit .............................3-9
Table 3-8 Correspondence Relationship between Card and Slot ..................3-10
Table 3-9 The Subrack Safety Signs............................................................3-12
Table 3-10 Technical Specifications of the Subrack........................................3-13
Table 4-1 Dimensions of a Card.....................................................................4-6
Table 4-2 The Card Classification ..................................................................4-7
Table 4-3 The Numbers of the Cards .............................................................4-7
Table 4-4 Correspondence Relationships between the Cards and the Subrack
Slots ..............................................................................................4-9
Table 4-5 Corresponding Relationships between the Service Cards and the
Terminal Boards...........................................................................4-11
Table 4-6 Correspondence Relationships between the Working Slots and
Protection Slots under the TPS Protection ....................................4-12
Table 4-7 Types and Quantity of the Services Accessed by the XGJ1 Card ..4-13
Table 4-8 The Description of the XGJ1 Card Panel ......................................4-15
Table 4-9 The Technical Specifications of the XGJ1 Card.............................4-16
Table 4-10 The XGE Interface Specifications of the XGJ1 Card .....................4-16
Table 4-11 The GE Interface Specifications of the XGJ1 Card........................4-16
Table 4-12 Types and Quantity of the Services Accessed by the XSJ2 Card ..4-18
Table 4-13 The Description of the XSJ2 Card Panel.......................................4-20
Table 4-14 The Technical Specifications of the XSJ2 Card .............................4-20
Table 4-15 The Optical Interface Specifications of the XSJ2 Card ..................4-21
Table 4-16 Types and Quantity of the Services Accessed by the XSJ3 Card ..4-22
Table 4-17 The Description of the XSJ3 Card Panel.......................................4-24
Table 4-18 The Technical Specifications of the XSJ3 Card .............................4-25
Table 4-19 The Optical Interface Specifications of the XSJ3 Card ..................4-25
Table 4-20 Type and Quantity of the Service Accessed by the GSJ2 Card......4-27
Table 4-21 The Description of the GSJ2 Card Panel ......................................4-28
Table 4-22 The Technical Specifications of the GSJ2 Card.............................4-28
Table 4-23 The Interface Technical Specifications of the GSJ2 Card ..............4-29
Table 4-24 Type and Quantity of the Service Accessed by the GSJ3 Card......4-30
Table 4-25 The Description of the GSJ3 Card Panel ......................................4-32
Table 4-26 The Technical Specifications of the GSJ3 Card.............................4-33
Table 4-27 The Interface Technical Specifications of the GSJ3 Card ..............4-33
Table 4-28 The Differences between the ESJ1 Card with the Electrical Interface
Protection and the One without That Protection ............................4-34
Table 4-29 Type and Quantity of the Service Accessed by the ESJ1 Card ......4-35
Table 4-30 The Description of the ESJ1 Card Panel.......................................4-38
Table 4-31 Definition of the FE Interface ........................................................4-38
Table 4-32 The Technical Specifications of the ESJ1 Card .............................4-38
Table 4-33 Type and Quantity of the Service Accessed by the ESJ2 Card ......4-39
Table 4-34 The Description of the ESJ2 Card Panel.......................................4-41
Table 4-35 The technical specifications of the ESJ2 card ...............................4-42
Table 4-36 The Optical Interface Specifications of the ESJ2 Card ..................4-42
Table 4-37 Type and Quantity of the Service Accessed by the S1J1 Card ......4-43
Table 4-38 The Description of the S1J1 Card Panel .......................................4-45
Table 4-39 The Technical Specifications of the S1J1 Card .............................4-45
Table 4-40 The Interface Technical Specifications of the S1J1 Card ...............4-46
Table 4-49 Type and Quantity of the Service Accessed by the S1O1 Card .....4-55
Table 4-50 The Description of the S1O1 Card Panel ......................................4-57
Table 4-51 The Technical Specifications of the S1O1 Card ............................4-58
Table 4-52 The Interface Technical Specifications of the S1O1 Card ..............4-58
Table 4-53 Type and Quantity of the Service Accessed by the E1J1 Card ......4-59
Table 4-54 The Description of the E1J1 Card Panel .......................................4-61
Table 4-55 The Technical Specifications of the E1J1 Card .............................4-61
Table 4-56 Type and Quantity of the Service Accessed by the E1J2 Card ......4-62
Table 4-57 Pinout and Wiring of the E1 Interface Terminal (the E1J2 Card) ....4-64
Table 4-58 The Technical Specifications of the E1J2 Card .............................4-69
Table 4-59 The Description of the XCUJ2 Card Panel ....................................4-73
Table 4-60 The Technical Specifications of the XCUJ2 Card ..........................4-74
Table 4-61 The Description of the XCUJ4 Card Panel ....................................4-77
Table 4-62 The Technical Specifications of the XCUJ4 Card ..........................4-78
Table 4-63 The Description of the NMUJ1 Card Panel ...................................4-81
Table 4-64 The Technical Specifications of the NMUJ1 Card..........................4-82
Table 4-65 The Description of the NASJ1 Card Panel ....................................4-85
Table 4-66 The Technical Specifications of the NASJ1 Card ..........................4-86
Table 4-67 The Panel Description of the AIFJ1 / AIFJ2 Terminal Board ..........4-90
Table 4-68 The Technical Specifications of the AIFJ1 / AIFJ2 Terminal Board.4-91
Table 4-69 The Color-coding Scheme of the E1 Interface on the IEJ1 / IEJ2
Terminal Board ............................................................................4-94
Table 4-70 The Technical Specifications of the IEJ1 / IEJ2 Terminal Board .....4-94
Table 4-71 The Panel Description of the IFJ1 Terminal Board.........................4-97
Table 4-72 The Technical Specifications of the IFJ1 Terminal Board...............4-97
Table 5-1 Introduction to the Cables and Their Connectors ............................5-2
Table 5-2 The Description of the Cabinet Power Cable...................................5-3
Table 5-3 The Connection of the Cabinet Power Cable ..................................5-4
Table 5-4 The Technical Specifications of the Cabinet Power Cable (10 mm2) 5-5
Table 5-5 The Connection of the 's Cabinet Protection Earth Ground Cable....5-6
Table 5-6 The Technical Specifications of the Cabinet Protection Earth Ground
Cable.............................................................................................5-6
Table 5-7 The Connection of the Subrack Power Cable .................................5-8
Table 5-8 The Technical Specifications of the Subrack Power Cable ..............5-8
Table 5-9 The Connection of the Subrack Protection Earth Ground Cable ......5-9
Table 5-10 The Technical Specifications of the Subrack Protection Earth Ground
Cable.............................................................................................5-9
Table 5-11 The Connection of the Alarm Cable for the Head of Row Cabinet..5-11
Table 5-12 The Technical Specifications of the Alarm Cable for the Head of Row
Cabinet........................................................................................5-12
Table 5-13 The Pin Descriptions for the Subrack Alarm Cable........................5-13
Table 5-14 The Connection of the Subrack Alarm Cable ................................5-13
Table 5-15 The Technical Specifications of the Subrack Alarm Cable .............5-13
Table 5-16 The Definition for the Pins of the Clock Cable ...............................5-14
Table 5-17 The Connection Description of the External Clock Cable ..............5-15
Table 5-18 The Technical Specifications of the External Clock Cable .............5-16
Table 5-19 The Wiring Color-coding Scheme of the DB25 Connector on the E1
Cable...........................................................................................5-17
Table 5-20 The Connection of the E1 Cable...................................................5-19
Table 5-21 The Technical Specifications of the E1 Cable ...............................5-19
Table 5-22 The Technical Specifications of the Network Cable between the
Network Management System and the Equipment........................5-21
Table 5-23 The Technical Specifications of the Ethernet Service Cable ..........5-22
Table 5-24 The Technical Specifications of the 1PPS&TOD Cable .................5-23
Table 5-25 The Technical Specifications of the Optical Fiber Jumper..............5-25
Table A-1 The Description for the Optical Interfaces on the XSJ2 / XSJ3 CardA-1
Table A-2 The Description for the Optical Interfaces on the GSJ2 Card.......... A-1
Table A-3 The Description for the Optical Interfaces on the GSJ3 Card.......... A-2
Table A-4 The Description for the Optical Interfaces on the ESJ2 Card .......... A-2
Table A-5 The Description for the Optical Interfaces on the S1J1 / S1J2 / S1J4 /
S1O1 Card ................................................................................... A-2
Table A-6 The Description for the RJ-45 Interface on the AIFJ1 Card Panel ... A-3
Table A-7 The Description for the RJ-45 Interface on the AIFJ2 Card Panel ... A-4
Table A-8 The Description for the RJ-45 Interface on the ESJ1 Card (without
Electrical Interface Protection) and the IFJ1 Card .......................... A-6
Table A-9 The Description for the RJ-45 Interface on the NASJ1 Card ........... A-6
Table A-10 The Description for the RJ-45 Interface on the NMUJ1 Card .......... A-7
Table A-11 The Description for the D-type Interface on the AIFJ1 Card............ A-8
Table A-12 The Description for the D-type Interface on the AIFJ2 Card.......... A-10
Table A-13 The Description for the D-type Interface on the E1J2 / IEJ1 / IEJ2
Card ........................................................................................... A-11
Table B-1 The Description for the Cabinet Indicator LEDs ............................. B-1
Table B-2 The Description for the Fan Unit Indicator LEDs ............................ B-1
Table B-3 The Description for the Indicator LEDs on the NMUJ1 Card Panel . B-2
Table B-4 The Description for the Indicator LEDs on the NASJ1 Card Panel .. B-3
Table B-5 The Description for the Indicator LEDs on the Panel of the XCUJ2 /
XCUJ4 Card ................................................................................. B-4
Table B-6 The Description for the Indicator LEDs on the Panel of Other
Cards ........................................................................................... B-5
Table C-1 Weight and Power Consumption of the System and Cards ............ C-1
1 Cabinet
The cabinet is used to contain subracks and the PDP and implement cabling (wires
& cables and fibers), anti-dust, EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) protection and
radiation protection functions. The following introduces the appearance, structure
and technical specifications of the CiTRANS 660 cabinet.
Code
Appearance
Structure
Integrated Equipment Layout
Technical Specifications
Version: C 1-1
CiTRANS 660 High-capacity PTN Platform Hardware Description
1.1 Code
The CiTRANS 660 uses the standard 21-inch cabinet of three different codes. See
Table 1-1.
Table 1-1 Codes of the 21-inch Cabinet
Type Code
4102590
The 21-inch cabinet 4102591
4102592
1.2 Appearance
See Figure 1-1 for the appearance of the 21-inch cabinet.
1-2 Version: C
1 Cabinet
Figure 1-1 Appearance of the 21-inch Cabinet
1.3 Structure
The following discusses the structure, components, and alarm LED indicators of the
21-inch cabinet.
Version: C 1-3
1.3.1 Structure and Component
The 21-inch cabinet is composed of the cabinet body and cabinet doors, as shown
in Figure 1-2.
u The cabinet body consists of four vertical mounting flanges, the cabinet top, the
cabinet base, as well as slide rails and connecting pieces between the vertical
mounting flanges.
u The cabinet doors include the front door and the rear door. Both of them can be
removed from the cabinet.
(1) Front door (2) Cabinet body (3) Rear door
Figure 1-2 The Exploded View of the 21-inch Cabinet
See Figure 1-3 for the position and name of each main part on the 21-inch cabinet.
1-4 Version: C
1 Cabinet
(1) Wiring hole on the cabinet top (2) Indicator LED
(3) ESD protection earth ground fastener (4) Rear door
(5) Wiring channel (6) Wiring hole at cabinet bottom
(7) Mounting hole on the vertical mounting flanges (8) Front door
(9) Mounting hole for the top-connection bent angle (10) Ventilation hole at the cabinet top
bracket
Figure 1-3 The Structure of the 21-inch Cabinet
Table 1-2 lists the name and function of each main part on the 21-inch cabinet.
Version: C 1-5
Table 1-2 The Name and Function of Each Main Part on the 21-inch Cabinet
Cabinet
Number Name Main Function
Part
When the top access wiring mode is used, all
Wiring hole on
(1) wires and cables are led in and out via these
cabinet top
holes
Three indicator LEDs (green, red, and yellow),
(2) Indicator LED for indicating alarm status information of the
cabinet
ESD protection For installing the ESD protection wrist strap to
(3) earth ground prevent the equipment from the electrostatic
fastener damage
(5) Wiring channel For laying wires and cables

Cabinet
When the bottom access wiring mode is used,
body Wiring hole at
(6) all wires and cables are led in and out via these
cabinet bottom
holes
Mounting hole on
For securing the subracks and the PDP inside
(7) the vertical
the cabinet
mounting flanges
Mounting hole for

For installing the top-connection bent angle
(9) the top-connection
bracket
bent angle bracket
Ventilation hole at
(10) At the cabinet top, for air cooling of the cabinet
cabinet top
Cabinet (4) Rear door For protecting subracks, and preventing dust
door (8) Front door from entering the subracks
1.3.2 Indicator LED
The indicator LEDs of the 21-inch cabinet are located on the cabinet top. The
indicator LEDs are used to indicate the current operating status of the equipment
and the levels of alarms generated.
1-6 Version: C
1 Cabinet
(1) Red indicator (2) Green indicator (3) Yellow indicator LED
LED LED
Figure 1-4 The Alarm Indicator LEDs
Three indicator LEDs (green, red, and yellow) are on the cabinet top. See Table 1-3
for the description of the indicator LEDs.
Table 1-3 The Description for the Cabinet Indicator LEDs
Indicator LED Status Description
ON The equipment operates normally.

Green
OFF The equipment is not powered.
The equipment has a critical alarm or

ON
Red (critical alarm / major alarm a major alarm.
indicator LED) The equipment has no critical alarm or
OFF
major alarm.
ON The equipment has a minor alarm.

Yellow (minor alarm indicator LED)
OFF The equipment has no minor alarm.
1.4 Integrated Equipment Layout
See Figure 1-5 for the assembling relationship between the hardware components
and typical configuration of the CiTRANS 660.
Version: C 1-7
Figure 1-5 The Integrated Equipment Layout (unit: mm)
The quantity of the CiTRANS 660 subracks that can be installed in cabinets vary
with the cabinet dimensions. To guarantee the normal air cooling and wiring, the
installation of each part should follow the principles below.
u Lay the subracks according to the layout diagrams for cabinets of different
dimensions.
u The minimum reserved spaces above and below the subrack should not be
occupied for the normal air cooling of the equipment.
u If the cabinet is not fully occupied, lay the subracks from the bottom up and
reserve the upper space for capacity expansion.
1-8 Version: C
1 Cabinet
According to the principles above, quantities of subrack(s) that can be installed in

the cabinets of different heights are shown in Table 1-4.
Table 1-4 Quantities of Subracks Able to Be Installed in the Cabinets of Different Heights
Cabinet Dimension (HWD) (mm) Quantity of Subrack Able to Be Installed
2000600300 1
2200600300 1
2600600300 1 to 2
1.5 Technical Specifications
The technical specifications of the cabinet include the dimensions, weight and so on,
as shown in Table 1-5.
Table 1-5 Technical Specifications of the Cabinet
Dimensions (height width Available height in the

Type Weight (kg)
depth, unit: mm) space (mm)
2000 600 300 58.2 1875

The 21-inch
2200 600 300 63.3 2075
cabinet
2600 600 300 73.5 2475
Version: C 1-9
2 PDP
The PDP (Power Distribution Panel) is located below the cabinet indicator LEDs,
inside the cabinet. The PDP is used to induct the external power supply, distribute
the power supply, and handle the alarm signals. It also performs functions such as
the over- / under- voltage protection and lightning protection.
The following introduces the functions, appearance, structure, and other information
of the CiTRANS 660 PDP.
Code
Function
Appearance
Front Panel
Connection Terminal and Switch
Lightning Protection Module
Version: C 2-1
2.1 Code
The code of the CiTRANS 660 PDP is 3.000.058.
2.2 Function
The main functions of the CiTRANS 660 PDP are described as follows:
u Inducts two (active / standby) channels of -48 V power supply from the external
(such as the power cabinet), and then provides six branch power rails in the
active / standby mode for the three subracks inside the cabinet.
u Performs the lightning protection function, which can effectively withstand the
surge currents in the common mode 2 kV (1.2/50 us to 8/20 us combination wave)
and in the differential mode 1 kV (1.2/50 us to 8/20 us combination wave) on
the power line.
u Supports the alarm input and output function by collecting the alarm information
from the corresponding equipment inside the cabinet, providing audible and
visual alarm display of the alarm signals, and outputting the alarm signals to
higher-level equipment (such as the head of row cabinet).
u Supports the over- / under-voltage protection of the power supply.
u Supports the transient interruption protection.
2.3 Appearance
The CiTRANS 660 PDP is installed inside the cabinet, located under the indicator
LEDs on the cabinet top. See Figure 2-1 for the appearance of the PDP.
2-2 Version: C
2 PDP
Figure 2-1 The PDP's Appearance and Structure
2.4 Front Panel
The automatic circuit breakers (SW) and the lightning protection failure indicator
LEDs (FAIL) are located at the front panel of the PDP, as shown in Figure 2-2.
Figure 2-2 The PDP's Front Panel
u SW1 and SW2: Control the active and standby external power supplies.
Version: C 2-3
u SW1-1, SW2-1, SW1-2, SW2-2, SW1-3, SW2-3: Control branch power rails 1
to 6.
u Each external power supply ACB (Automatic Circuit Breaker) controls one
group of branch power rail ACBs.
4 SW1 controls the branch switches SW1-1, SW1-2, SW1-3.
4 SW2 controls the branch switches SW2-1, SW2-2, SW2-3.
u FAIL1 and FAIL2: lightning protection module failure indicator LEDs.
4 The indicator LED FAIL1 is solid red: The active lightning protection
module fails.
4 The indicator LED FAIL2 is solid red: The standby lightning protection
module fails.
2.5 Connection Terminal and Switch
The following introduces the connection terminals and switches on the PDP of the
CiTRANS 660.
2.5.1 Connection Terminal Board
Remove the PDPs front panel, and users can see the connection terminals and
switches located on the front panel, as shown in Figure 2-3. .Table 2-1 describes
each component.
2-4 Version: C
2 PDP
(1) Lightning protection failure (2) Lightning protection failure (3) Power supply lightning
alarm selection switch alarm output terminal protection module
(4) Cabinet indicator LED (5) Alarm terminal for the (6) External power -48 V input
alarm terminal head of row cabinet terminal
(7) External power GND input (8) Protection earth ground (9) Subrack alarm
terminal terminal convergence terminal
(10) Branch power rail 0 V

output terminal
Figure 2-3 The Connection Terminals on the CiTRANS 660
Table 2-1 Introduction to the Connection Terminals on the PDP
Terminal and Switch Description Remark

Active power supply lightning
XS1 -
protection module
Standby power supply

XS2 -
lightning protection module
External power supply input Inducts external -48 V power

XS3 to XS4
terminals supply.
Outputs the alarms to the

XPB1 Alarm output socket head of row cabinets via the
corresponding alarm cable.
Outputs alarms to the

XPB3 Alarm output socket indicator LEDs on the cabinet
top.
Version: C 2-5
Table 2-1 Introduction to the Connection Terminals on the PDP (Continued)
Terminal and Switch Description Remark
XPB2 Subrack alarm input socket Inputs alarms from multiple

XPB4 Subrack alarm input socket subracks using the subrack
XPB5 Subrack alarm input socket alarm cable.
ACBs of the active and Main and branch power

K1, K2
standby power supplies supply access control
switches:
ACBs of the 6 branch power
K11 to K13, K21 to K23 K1 controls K11, K12, K13;
rails
K2 controls K21, K22, K23.
Connect to the 0V terminal of
XP1 to XP4 0V signal output contact tags
the subrack power cable.
Connect to the E ground

Subrack working ground
XP5 (GND/E), XP7 terminal of the subrack power
signal output contact tags
cable.
Protection earth ground signal
XP6 (PE) -
output contact tag
Lightning Protection Failure

See Table 2-2 for how to use
DIP switch K1 Alarm Output Selection
the switch.
Switch
Outputs the lightning
Lightning protection failure protection failure alarm to the
XP9
alarm socket NMUJ1 / NASJ1 card via the
alarm output cable.
Active power supply indicator ON means that the active

D15
LED power supply is normal.
Standby power supply ON means that the standby

D16
indicator LED power supply is normal.
Note:
PE refers to the protection earth ground, GND refers to the working
ground of the power supply inducted from the external, E refers to the
signal ground within the cabinet and 0V refers to the corresponding
power grounds of the branch power rails output to the subracks.
2-6 Version: C
2 PDP
2.5.2 Switch
Switches of the Main and Branch Power Rails
Two main power supply switches and six branch power rail switches are on the PDP.
u Main power supply switches: K1 and K2 control the 1st and the 2nd main power
supplies respectively.
u Branch power rail switches: The six branch power rail switches K11, K21, K12,
K22, K13 and K23 control the 1st to the 6th branch power rails, as well as
output the -48 V signals of the branch power rails.
Lightning Protection Failure Alarm Output Selection Switch
K1 is a DIP switch, which is used to set the output mode of the lightning protection
module failure alarm. Table 2-2 shows the description of the DIP switch.
Table 2-2 Description on the K1 DIP Switch (PDP)
K11 K12 K13 K14 Alarm Output Mode
The lightning protection module failure alarm signals are

ON OFF ON OFF
reported to the NMUJ1 / NASJ1 card via the XP9 socket.
The lightning protection module failure alarm signals

OFF ON OFF ON illuminate the indicator LED on the cabinet top (non-urgent
alarm, yellow indicator LED).
2.5.3 Power Supply Terminal
Input Terminals of External Power Supplies
The input terminals of external power supplies on the PDP are XS3 and XS4, which
are described in Table 2-3.
Table 2-3 Input Terminals of External Power Supplies
Connection Description Remark

Terminal
Inducts the active -48 V external
XS3 (-48V1) -
power supply
Inducts the standby -48 V external

XS3 (-48V2) -
power supply
Version: C 2-7
Table 2-3 Input Terminals of External Power Supplies (Continued)
Connection Description Remark

Terminal
Accesses the working ground
XS3 (GND) signals of the external power -
supply
Accesses the working ground

XS4 (GND) signals of the external power -
supply
Accesses the protection earth

XS4 (PE) -
ground signals
Connects to the protection earth

Contact tag of the protection earth
XS4 (PE) ground on the cabinet top via the
ground on the cabinet top
protection earth ground cable
Output Terminals of Branch Power Rails
Table 2-4 lists the connection signals of the branch power rail output terminals on
the PDP.
Table 2-4 Output Terminals of Branch Power Rails
Connection Terminal Description Remark

Number 1 branch power rail
K11
output
Number 3 branch power rail Controlled by the active power

K12
output supply ACB K1.

K13
output

K21
output
Number 4 branch power rail Controlled by the standby power

K22
output supply ACB K2.

K23
output
Subrack working ground Connect to the E ground terminal of

XP5 (GND/E), XP7
signal output contact tags the subrack power cable.
2-8 Version: C
2 PDP
Table 2-4 Output Terminals of Branch Power Rails (Continued)
Connection Terminal Description Remark

Protection earth ground
XP6 (PE) -
signal output contact tag
Output 4 channels of branch power

XP1 to XP4 0V signal output contact tags
rail 0V signals respectively.
2.5.4 Other Terminal
Subrack Alarm Input Terminal
XPB2, XPB4, and XPB5 on the PDP are subrack alarm input terminals, which can
access the alarm signals from multiple subracks.
XPB2, XPB4 and XPB5 are 6-pin terminals, whose pins are defined as G (0 V), Spk
(audio alarm), E (subrack signal ground), Call (order wire call), Nua (non-urgent
alarm), Ua (urgent alarm) from left to right.
Alarm Indicator LED Terminal on the Cabinet Top
XPB3 is the output terminal for the triggering signals of the alarm indicator LEDs on
the cabinet top. Its pins are defined as power supply green indicator LED (-, +), non-
urgent alarm yellow indicator LED (-, +), and urgent alarm red indicator LED (-, +)
from the top down.
Alarm Output Terminal for the Head of Row Cabinets
XPB1 is the alarm output terminal, which is connected to the head of row cabinets
via the alarm cable. Its pins are defined as Call (order wire call), Nua (non-urgent
alarm), and Ua (urgent alarm) from the top down.
Lightning Protection Failure Alarm Terminal
XP9 is connected to the NMUJ1 / NASJ1 card via the dedicated alarm cable,
reporting the lightning protection module failure alarm signals to the NMUJ1 /
NASJ1 card.
Version: C 2-9
2.6 Lightning Protection Module
The lightning protection module (card number: 3.578.117) is connected to the

lightning protection module sockets (XS1, XS2) on the PDP via the standard DB-25
plug. It can effectively block the common-mode 2 kV (1.2/50 us - 8/20 us
combination wave) and differential-mode 1 kV (1.2/50 us - 8/20 us combination wave)
induction lightning strike, so as to guarantee the normal running of the equipment.
Figure 2-4 shows the appearance of the lightning protection module. The pins of the
DB-25 plug are described in Table 2-5.
Figure 2-4 The Lightning Protection Module
Table 2-5 The Definitions of the Pins on the Lightning Protection Module
Pin Definition Description
1, 14 Protection ground For ground protection.
Divert the charge and energy of lightning surges to

Level 1 lightning
2, 3, 15, 16 ground; connect to the level 2 lightning protection
protection 0 V
0V via the inductor.
Guarantee to provide safe power supplies for the
Level 2 lightning
5, 6, 18, 19 equipment; connect to the level 1 lightning
protection 0 V
protection 0V via the inductor.
When the lightning protection module fails, the

Lightning
indicator LED (red) on the module is illuminated,
8, 20 protection failure
and the pins output a relatively high level
alarm
(compared with N48 V).
2-10 Version: C
2 PDP
Table 2-5 The Definitions of the Pins on the Lightning Protection Module (Continued)
Guarantee to provide safe power supplies for the

Level 2 lightning
9, 10, 21, 22 equipment; connect to the level 1 lightning
protection N48 V
protection N48 V via the inductor.
Divert the charge and energy of lightning surges to

Level 1 lightning
12, 13, 24, 25 ground; connect to the level 2 lightning protection
protection N48 V
N48 V via the inductor.
Note 1: Pins not mentioned in the table are temporarily not in use.
The technical specifications of the PDP include the input characteristics and output
characteristics, as shown in Table 2-6.
Table 2-6 Technical Specifications of the PDP
Item Performance Specification
Input voltage range (V) -38 to -60

Input mode 2-channel input in the active / standby mode
Input characteristics
Maximum input current
30 for a single channel
(A)
Output voltage range

-38 to -60
(V)
Output characteristics Output branch 6 output branches
The maximum output current for 2 channels is 30 A, and

Output current
that for the other 4 channels is 20 A
Receives alarm signals reported from the corresponding
equipment, provides audio alarms for the signals,
Alarm signal
illuminates the cabinet-top indicator LED and outputs
processing function
alarm signals to the upper layer equipment (such as the
head of row cabinet).
When the lightning protection module fails, the lightning

Alarm function
Lightning protection protection failure alarm signals will be output to the
module alarm reporting network management system via the equipment. The
function corresponding FAIL indicator LED on the PDP front panel
is illuminated.
Under-voltage Under-voltage power-off voltage: -37 V 2 V
protection Under-voltage power-resuming voltage: -45 V 2 V
Version: C 2-11
Table 2-6 Technical Specifications of the PDP (Continued)
Item Performance Specification
When the power has a transient interruption of 1.6 ms to

Transient interruption
2.0 ms, the power output will be turned off. The power will
protection
be resumed after 3 seconds.
Power-on delay 3 2 (seconds)
Radiated Emission
Electromagnet- EN55022 Class B, GB9254 standard-compliant
(RE)
ic Interference
Conducted Emission
(EMI) EN55022 Class B, GB9254 standard-compliant
(CE)
Electronic Static
IEC61000-4-2, GB17626-2 standard-compliant
Discharge (ESD)
Electromag-
netic Radiated Susceptibility
Compatibil- (RS)
ity (EMC) Electromagnet-
Electrical Fast
ic Susceptibility IEC61000-4-4, GB17626-4 standard-compliant
Transient (EFT)
(EMS)
Surge IEC61000-4-5, GB17626-5 standard-compliant
Conducted
Susceptibility (CS)
Voltage Dip (DIP) IEC61000-4-29, GB17626-29 standard-compliant
Safety standard IEC60950, GB4943 standard-compliant
Withstands a surge current of 8/20 Us/2 kA between

Differential mode external power input terminals -48V and 0V, respectively
protection five times for the positive and negative directions. After
the surge current testing, the PDP will operate normally.
Lightning protection for DC
Withstands a surge current of 8/20 Us/2 kA between
power supply
external power input terminals -48V and PE as well as 0V
Common mode
and PE, respectively five times for the positive and
protection
negative directions. After the surge current testing, the
PDP will operate normally.
Working temperature
-10 to 55
()
Storage temperature
-40 to 70
Environment ()
Relative humidity 95%

Atmospheric pressure
70 to 106
(kPa)
2-12 Version: C
3 Subrack
As a basic unit of the CiTRANS 660, the subrack is used to contain all sorts of cards
and achieve the signal exchange between the cards and the subrack backplane.
The following introduces the functions, structure, and technical specifications of the
CiTRANS 660 subrack.
Subrack Structure
Fan Unit
Anti-dust Screen
Fiber Guide Unit
Slot Distribution
Access Bandwidth
Safety Sign
Version: C 3-1
3.1 Subrack Structure
The following introduces the subrack structure and functions of its functional areas.
The subrack structure is shown in Figure 3-1.
(1) Mounting ear (2) Anti-dust screen (3) Fiber passage area
(4) Fan unit (5) Card area
Figure 3-1 The Subrack Appearance
See Table 3-1 for the description on the CiTRANS 660 subrack structure.
3-2 Version: C
3 Subrack
Table 3-1 The Subrack Structure
Num-
Name Function Remark
ber
Is for securing the subrack in the It uses the front vertical
(1) Mounting ear
cabinet. mounting flange method.
The anti-dust screen is on the

bottom of the subrack,
composed of a metal bearer
Subrack anti- Prevents the dust and foreign and a low-density anti-dust
(2)
dust screen body from entering the subrack. screen. Uses the self-latching
mode to secure, for
convenience in plugging and
unplugging.
Is used to arrange the optical

fibers of the lower part of the
Fiber passage
(3) subrack, so as to make the -
area
fibers of the equipment orderly
arranged.
The fan unit is in the middle

part of the card area,
(4) Fan unit For cooling the equipment.
composed of three independent
fan units.
(5) Card area Is used to contain various cards. -
3.2 Fan Unit
The following introduces the appearance, function, and intelligent fan characteristics
of the fan unit.
3.2.1 Code
The code of the fan unit is 4.127.198.
3.2.2 Function
The fan unit is used for the air cooling of the equipment.
Version: C 3-3
3.2.3 Appearance
The subrack of the CiTRANS 660 includes three fan units, which are separate from
each other and used for air cooling of the equipment. The appearance of the fan unit
is shown in Figure 3-2.
Figure 3-2 The Fan Unit
3.2.4 Intelligent Fan Characteristics
The fan unit of the CiTRANS 660 obtains the intelligent fan characteristics. After it is
configured to the intelligent fan mode, the rotation speed of the fan will change
according to the inner temperature of the equipment, so as to adjust the
temperature on a real time and guarantee that all cards are working under the
normal temperature.
u Fan intelligent control: Adjusts the fan rotation speed according to the subrack
temperature measured by the network management card. Users can set the
intelligent fan control parameters according to the actual condition. The fan will
rotate at a higher speed when the subrack temperature increases and a lower
speed when the subrack temperature decreases.
u Manual mode full speed / fast speed / slow speed / stop: When the intelligent
control mode become invalid, the fan will rotate at the speed configured
manually.
3-4 Version: C
3 Subrack
3.2.5 Indicator LED
See Table 3-2 for the descriptions of the fan indicator LEDs.
Table 3-2 Fan Indicator LEDs
Diagram Name Color Meaning Description
ON indicates that the power

supply for the fan is inducted
Working normally.
ACT Green
indicator LED OFF indicates that the power
supply for the fan is not
inducted.
ON indicates that the fan has
alarms.
Alarm indicator
ALM Red OFF indicates that the fan has
LED
no alarms or the alarms are
filtered.
3.2.6 Safety Sign
See Table 3-3 for the fan unit safety sign and the description.
Table 3-3 The Safety Sign on the Fan Unit
Sign Meaning Position
The fan unit safety warning

sign, reminding the operation Is located on the panel of
staff not to touch the rotating the fan unit.
fan blades.
3.2.7 Technical Specifications
The technical specifications of the fan unit include dimensions, weight, etc. See
Table 3-4.
Version: C 3-5
Table 3-4 Technical Specifications of the Fan Unit
Item Specification
Dimensions (height width depth, unit: mm) 72161243

Weight (kg) 1
Power consumption (W) 18
3.3 Anti-dust Screen
The following introduces the functions, appearance, safety sign, and technical
specifications of the anti-dust screen.
3.3.1 Code
The code of the anti-dust screen is 4.127.201.
3.3.2 Function
The anti-dust screen is used to protect the cards in the subrack by preventing dust
and foreign bodies from entering the subrack.
3.3.3 Appearance
Located at the bottom part of the subrack, the anti-dust screen is made up of a
metal bearer and low-density anti-dust screen. It is used to prevent dust and foreign
bodies from entering the cabinet from the bottom. See Figure 3-3 for the
appearance and structure of the anti-dust screen.
3-6 Version: C
3 Subrack
Figure 3-3 Appearance of the Anti-dust Screen
3.3.4 Safety Sign
See Table 3-5 for the anti-dust screen safety sign and description.
Table 3-5 The Safety Sign on the Anti-dust Screen
Sign Meaning Position
The sign for periodical

cleaning of the anti-dust
Is located on the panel of the
screen. This sign reminds the
anti-dust screen.
operators to clean the anti-
dust screen periodically.
The technical specifications of the anti-dust screen include the dimensions. See
Table 3-6.
Version: C 3-7
Table 3-6 Technical Specifications of the Anti-dust Screen
Item Specification
Dimensions (height width depth, unit: mm) 9.7466197.5
3.4 Fiber Guide Unit
The following introduces the functions, appearance, and technical parameters of the
fiber guide unit.
3.4.1 Code
The code of the fiber guide unit is 405.000.030.
3.4.2 Function
The fiber guide unit is used to arrange the optical fibers at the upper half part of the
subrack, the subrack power cables, and the subrack signal cables.
3.4.3 Appearance
The fiber guide unit is composed of the wire binding rail and the fiber groove. See
Figure 3-4. The wire binding rail is used to arrange the subrack power cables and
subrack signal cables; the fiber groove is used to arrange the optical fibers at the
upper half part of the subrack.
3-8 Version: C
3 Subrack
(1) Wire binding rail (2) Fiber groove
Figure 3-4 Appearance of the Fiber Passage Unit
The technical specifications of the fiber guide unit include the dimensions. See
Table 3-7.
Table 3-7 Technical Specifications of the Fiber Guide Unit
Item Specification
Dimensions (WD) (mm) 53544
3.5 Slot Distribution
The upper and lower card areas of a CiTRANS 660 subrack provide 16 slots each.
The 32 slots include 12 higher order service slots and 14 lower order service slots.
The rest slots are for containing the power terminal board, the NE management card,
as well as the clock and cross-connect card.
See Figure 3-5 for the slot distribution of the CiTRANS 660 subrack.
Version: C 3-9
Figure 3-5 Slot Allocation of the CiTRANS 660 Subrack
As shown in Figure 3-5, the slots that are gray can only contain specific cards; other
slots can contain multiple types of cards. Table 3-8 shows the corresponding
relationships between slots and cards.
Table 3-8 Correspondence Relationship between Card and Slot
Slot Slot Type Applicable Card
Slot for the NE

00, 01 NASJ1, NMUJ1
management card
Slot for the clock

09, 0A and cross-connect XCUJ2, XCUJ4
card
Slot for the power
10, 11 AIFJ1, AIFJ2
terminal board
3-10 Version: C
3 Subrack
Table 3-8 Correspondence Relationship between Card and Slot (Continued)
Slot Slot Type Applicable Card
Slot for the higher

02 to 08, 0B to 0F XGJ1, XSJ2, XSJ3, GSJ2, S1O1
order service card
Slot for the lower E1J1, E1J2, GSJ3, ESJ1, ESJ2, S1J1, S1J2,
16 to 19, 1A to 1C
order service card S1J4
E1J2, IEJ1, IEJ2, IFJ1, GSJ3, ESJ1 (without
Slot for the lower
12 to 15, 1D to 1F electrical interface protection); ESJ2, S1J1,
order service card
S1J2, S1J4
3.6 Access Bandwidth
The CiTRANS 660 has a packet cross-connect capacity of up to 320 G. Figure 3-6
shows the maximum access capacity of the service slots excluding the fixed slots
for specific cards.
Version: C 3-11
Figure 3-6 Access Bandwidth of the CiTRANS 660 Subrack
3.7 Safety Sign
Table 3-9 shows the subrack safety signs and the corresponding descriptions.
Table 3-9 The Subrack Safety Signs
Sign Meaning
The ESD protection sign. This sign reminds the maintenance staff to wear
the ESD protection wrist strap during the operations, so as to prevent
prevent damage to the equipment caused by electrostatic discharge.
The subrack earth ground sign. This sign marks the position of the subrack
earth ground.
3-12 Version: C
3 Subrack
The technical specifications of the subrack include the dimensions, weight, etc. See
Table 3-10.
Table 3-10 Technical Specifications of the Subrack
Item Specification
Dimensions (height width depth, unit: mm) 993496248

Weight of an empty subrack (kg) 25.9
Version: C 3-13
4 Card
The following introduces all applicable cards of the CiTRANS 660.
Card Overview
The XGJ1 Card
The XSJ2 Card
The XSJ3 Card
The GSJ2 Card
The GSJ3 Card
The ESJ1 Card
The ESJ2 Card
The S1J1 Card
The S1J2 Card
The S1J4 Card
S1O1
The E1J1 Card
E1J2
The XCUJ2 Card
The XCUJ4 Card
The NMUJ1 card
The NASJ1 Card
The AIFJ1 / AIFJ2 Card
The IEJ1 / IEJ2 Card
Version: C 4-1
The IFJ1 Card
4-2 Version: C
4 Card
4.1 Card Overview
The following discusses the dimensions and positions in the CiTRANS 660 system
of the cards, as well as the correspondence relationship between the cards and the
slots.
4.1.1 Card Appearance
The CiTRANS 660 cards are divided into two types according to their dimensions:
lower order slot cards and the higher order slot cards, which should be installed in
the lower order slots (at the upper part of the subrack) and the higher order slots (at
the lower part of the subrack) of the CiTRANS 660 respectively. The following
introduces the dimensions of the two types of cards respectively, as shown in
Table 4-1.
Lower Order Slot Card
The dimensions, main components, and signs of a lower order slot card are shown
in Figure 4-1 (here we take the E1J2 card as an example).
Version: C 4-3
(1) Latch (2) Card name
Figure 4-1 The Appearance, Dimensions, and Signs of the E1J2 Card
Higher Order Slot Card
The dimensions, main components, and signs of a higher order slot card are shown
in Figure 4-2 (here we take the S1O1 card as an example).
4-4 Version: C
4 Card
(1) Latch (2) Safety sign (3) Card name
Figure 4-2 The Appearance, Dimensions, and Signs of the S1O1 Card
Dimensions of a Card
The dimensions of each card of the CiTRANS 660 are shown in Table 4-1.
Version: C 4-5
Table 4-1 Dimensions of a Card
Item Lower Order Slot Card Higher Order Slot Card
AIFJ1, AIFJ2, E1J1, E1J2, ESJ1, NMUJ1, NASJ1, XSJ2, XSJ3,

Card name ESJ2, IEJ1, IEJ2, IFJ1, S1J1, GSJ2, XGJ1, XCUJ2, XCUJ4,
S1J2, SIJ4, GSJ3 S1O1
Card dimensions
34015030 34021030
(HDW) (mm)
4.1.2 Card Structure
The components of various cards are basically the same. Figure 4-3 shows the
main components of a card and their names.
(1) Component face (2) Latch (3) Safety sign (4) Indicator LED
(5) Card interface (6) Card reset button (7) Card name
Figure 4-3 Components and Signs
4-6 Version: C
4 Card
4.1.3 Card Classification
Based on their functions, the cards of the CiTRANS 660 can be classified into clock
and cross-connect cards, power cards and various service cards. See Table 4-2.
Table 4-2 The Card Classification
Type Corresponding Card Main Function
XGJ1, XSJ2, XSJ3, GSJ2,

Accesses and processes the E1,
Service card GSJ3, S1J1, S1J2, SIJ4, ESJ1,
STM-1, FE, GE and 10GE signals.
ESJ2, S1O1, E1J1, E1J2
Achieves the switching of various
Cross-connect and services between the client side
XCUJ2, XCUJ4
clock processing unit and line side; provides standard
system clock or time for the system.
Provides the interface between the

Supervision signal
NASJ1, NMUJ1 system and network management
processing unit
system.
Power and auxiliary Inducts external power supply and

AIFJ1, AIFJ2
terminal board provides system interfaces.
Interface terminal
IEJ1, IEJ2, IFJ1 Accesses E1 and FE signals.
board
4.1.4 Card Number List
The numbers of all cards of the CiTRANS 660 are shown in Table 4-3.
Table 4-3 The Numbers of the Cards
Card Name Card Number
XGJ1 2.200.671
XSJ2 2.170.851
XSJ3 2.200.348
GSJ2 2.115.335
GSJ3 2.170.896
ESJ1 2.115.322 / 2.115.323
ESJ2 2.115.355
S1J1 2.170.828
S1J2 2.170.856
SIJ4 2.200.595
Version: C 4-7
Table 4-3 The Numbers of the Cards (Continued)
Card Name Card Number

S1O1 2.200.137
E1J1 2.170.808
E1J2 2.200.037 / 2.200.240
XCUJ2 2.154.072
XCUJ4 2.200.722
NMUJ1 2.319.119
NASJ1 2.200.901
AIFJ1 3.699.318
AIFJ2 3.699.319
IEJ1 3.699.316
IEJ2 3.699.323
IFJ1 3.699.317
4.1.5 Position of a Card in the System
Figure 4-4 shows the positions of the cards in the system.
4-8 Version: C
4 Card
Figure 4-4 Positions of Common Cards in the System
4.1.6 Correspondence Relationship between Card and Slot
The following introduces the correspondence relationship between the cards and
slots, as well as that of the terminal board slots and service card slots.
Card Slot
Table 4-4 shows the correspondence relationships between the cards and the slots
on the subrack.
Table 4-4 Correspondence Relationships between the Cards and the Subrack Slots
Card Meaning Applicable Slot Quantity
NMUJ1 Note 1 EMU management card 00 to 01 1 to 2
ESJ1 Note 2 Routing control card 00 to 01 1 to 2
Version: C 4-9
(Continued)
XCUJ2 / XCUJ4 Clock and cross-connect card 09, 0A 1 to 2

Power and auxiliary terminal board
AIFJ1 10 1
1
Power and auxiliary terminal board
AIFJ2 11 1
2
02 to 08
XGJ1 XGE & GE interface board 0 to 12
0B to 0F
10G optical interface card (2 02 to 08
XSJ2 0 to 12
channels) 0B to 0F
10G optical interface card (4 02 to 08
XSJ3 0 to 12
channels) 0B to 0F
GE interface card with switch 02 to 08
GSJ2 0 to 12
function (MPLS) 0B to 0F
GSJ3 GE interface card 12 to 1F 0 to 14
FE electrical switch card (with
ESJ1 Note 3 16 to 1C 0 to 7
electrical interface protection)
FE switch card (not supporting the

ESJ1 12 to 1F 0 to 14
electrical interface protection)
FE interface card with switch

ESJ2 12 to 1F 0 to 14
function
S1J1 STM-1 optical interface card 12 to 1F 0 to 14
STM-1 optical interface card (2
S1J2 12 to 1F 0 to 14
channels)
STM-1 optical interface card (8

SIJ4 12 to 1F 0 to 14
channels)
STM-1 optical interface card (4 02 to 08

S1O1 0 to 12
channels) 0B to 0F
E1J1 Note 4 E1 interface card 16 to 1C 0 to 7
E1J2 E1 processing card 12 to 1F 0 to 14
12 to 15
IFJ1 FE terminal board 0 to 7
1D to 1F
4-10 Version: C
4 Card
(Continued)
12 to 15
IEJ1, IEJ2 75 / 120 E1 terminal board 0 to 7
1D to 1F
Note 1: In a project, the NMUJ1 card is configured generally, and the NASJ1 card is required only when the L3VPN
service is configured.
Note 2: The NASJ1 / NMUJ1 card is required in slot 00 and optional in slot 01. The XCU, AIFJ1, and AIFJ2 cards are
required. Other services cards are optional.
Note 3: The ESJ1 card (with electrical interface protection) and the IFJ1 card (FE terminal board) are used together.
Note 4: The E1J1 card and the IEJ1, IEJ2 cards (E1 terminal board) are used together.
Note:
The total port bandwidth of all cards should not be larger than the
backplane bandwidth of their slots. See Access Bandwidth for the
backplane bandwidth of each slot.
Corresponding Relationships between the Service Cards and the Terminal Boards
The service cards should pair with the terminal boards during operations. Table 4-5
lists the corresponding relationships between them.
Table 4-5 Corresponding Relationships between the Service Cards and the Terminal Boards
Service Card Slot Terminal Board Slot

16 12
17 13
18 14
19 15
1A 1D
1B 1E
1C 1F
TPS Protection Slot Correspondence Relationships
The is equipped with the TPS (Tributary Protection Switching Unit). Table 4-6
shows the correspondence relationships between the working slots and protection
slots under the protection.
Version: C 4-11
Table 4-6 Correspondence Relationships between the Working Slots and Protection Slots
under the TPS Protection
Protection Type Working Slot Protection Slot

TPS 1:6 protection 17, 18, 19, 1A, 1B, 1C 16
TPS 1:2 protection 1B, 1C 1A
17 16
TPS 1:1 protection
19 18
4.2 The XGJ1 Card
The XGJ1 card (card number: 2.200.671) accesses 210GE and 8GE signals, and
serves as the aggregate card (line card) in the CiTRANS 660.
4.2.1 Function
The functions supported by the XGJ1 card are described as follows:
u Provides 210GE interfaces and 8GE interfaces at the panel side.
u Converts the -48V voltage to the 1.2V, 1.8V, 3.3V and 5V voltage, providing the
required power voltage for the different modules on the card.
u Completes the selection on the working / protection high-speed signals on the

backplane side.
u Supports the clock extraction function of the line, processing the clock and card
controlling signals.
u Supports hot insertion of the cards and optical modules.
u Achieves the OAM function of the card and supports the ITU-T Rec. G. 8114
protocol.
u Supports the IEEE 1588 V2 protocol.
u Supports the service classification based on PW, port, VLAN, IP, MAC, 802.1P,
and so on.
u Support the imposition, swapping and disposition of VLAN and MPLS labels.
u Supports the static unicast and static broadcast.
u Supports MPLS VPWS and VPLS.
4-12 Version: C
4 Card
u Provides alarm gathering and performance gathering functions such as card

power gathering.
u Manages the XFP optical module.
4.2.2 Accessed Service and Quantity
Table 4-7 shows the types and quantity of the services accessed by the XGJ1 card.
Table 4-7 Types and Quantity of the Services Accessed by the XGJ1 Card
Card Name Interface Service Type Service Rate Backplane

Quantity Bandwidth
2 XGE 10 Gbit/s
XGJ1 28 G
8 GE 1000 Mbit/s
Note 1: The total rates of services that one card accesses cannot exceed its backplane
bandwidth.
4.2.3 Panel Description
Figure 4-5 and Table 4-8 show the panel and the corresponding description of the
XGJ1 card.
Version: C 4-13
Figure 4-5 The XGJ1 Card Panel
4-14 Version: C
4 Card
Table 4-8 The Description of the XGJ1 Card Panel
Indicator LED / Button

Description
/ Sign
The laser safety class sign. Reminds the users not to look directly at
the optical interfaces on the panel, so as to prevent the laser light
from injuring the eyes.
Card operating indicator LED (green)

Blinking quickly indicates normal operating status of the card.
ACT
Blinking slowly means that the card is in the standby status.
ON or OFF means that the card is not operating normally.
Card alarm indicator LED (red / yellow / orange)

OFF indicates that the card has no alarm or all alarms are filtered.
Solid red indicates that the card has a critical alarm or a major
ALM alarm.
Solid yellow indicates that the card has a minor alarm.
Solid orange indicates that the card has both critical / major and
minor alarms.
Optical signal output interface,
TX1 to TX2 Interface type: LC
transmitting 10GE signals
Optical signal input interface,

RX1 to RX2 Interface type: LC
receiving 10GE signals

transmitting GE signals

receiving GE signals
This button is a non-latching

switch. Pressing this button
directly resets the card.
RESET Reset button Note: Please do not press this
button during the normal
operation of the equipment,
unless it is required.
The technical specifications of the XGJ1 card are shown in Table 4-9, Table 4-10
and Table 4-11.
Version: C 4-15
Table 4-9 The Technical Specifications of the XGJ1 Card
Item Specification
Dimensions (height width depth, unit: mm) 340 30 210

Weight (kg) 1.5
Table 4-10 The XGE Interface Specifications of the XGJ1 Card
Item Specification
Optical interface type 10GBASE (10 km) 10GBASE (40 km) 10GBASE (80 km)
Transmission
10 40 80
distance (km)
Transmitting optical
-6 to -1 -1 to 2 0 to 4
power (dBm)
Central wavelength
1290 to 1330 1530 to 1565 1530 to 1565
(nm)
Overload optical
-1 0 -7
power (dBm)
Receiving sensitivity
-14 -17 -24
(dBm)
Extinction ratio (dB) 6.5 8.2 9
Table 4-11 The GE Interface Specifications of the XGJ1 Card
Item Specification
1000BASE- 1000BASE- 1.25 G 1.25 G 1.25 G

Interface type
SX LX (15 km) (40 km) (80 km)
Source type MLM MLM MLM SLM SLM

Mean launched
optical power -9.5 to 0 -8 to -3 -6 to 0 -5 to 1 -2 to 3
(dBm)
Central
wavelength 770 to 860 1270 to 1355 1270 to 1355 1500 to 1580 1500 to 1580
(nm)
Overload
optical power 0 -3 -3 -3 -9
(dBm)
4-16 Version: C
4 Card
Table 4-11 The GE Interface Specifications of the XGJ1 Card (Continued)
Item Specification
Receiving
sensitivity -17 -19 -20 -23 -30
(dBm)
Extinction ratio
9 7 9 9 9
(dB)
4.3 The XSJ2 Card
The XSJ2 card (card number: 2.170.851) accesses 210GE signals and serves as
the aggregate card (line card) in the CiTRANS 660.
4.3.1 Function
The functions supported by the XSJ2 card are described as follows:
u Provides 210GE interfaces at the panel side.
u Converts the -48V voltage to the 1.2V, 1.8V, 3.3V and 5V voltage, providing the
required power voltage for the different modules on the card.
u Completes the selection on the working / protection high-speed signals on the

backplane side.
u Achieves the OAM function of the card and supports the ITU-T Rec. G. 8114
protocol.
u Supports the IEEE 1588 V2 protocol.
u Supports the service classification based on PW, port, VLAN, IP, MAC, 802.1P,
and so on.
u Support the imposition, swapping and disposition of VLAN and MPLS labels.
u Supports the static unicast and static broadcast.
u Supports MPLS VPWS and VPLS.
Version: C 4-17
u Provides alarm gathering and performance gathering functions such as card

power gathering.
u Manages the XFP optical module.
Table 4-12 shows the types and quantity of the services accessed by the XSJ2 card.
Table 4-12 Types and Quantity of the Services Accessed by the XSJ2 Card

Quantity Bandwidth
XSJ2 2 XGE 10 Gbit/s 20 G

bandwidth.
XSJ2 card.
4-18 Version: C
4 Card
Figure 4-6 The XSJ2 Card Panel
Version: C 4-19
Table 4-13 The Description of the XSJ2 Card Panel
Indicator LED /
Description
Button / Sign
The laser safety class sign. Reminds the users not to look directly at the
optical interfaces on the panel, so as to prevent the laser light from injuring
the eyes.

ACT

Solid red indicates that the card has a critical alarm or a major alarm.
ALM
Solid orange indicates that the card has both critical / major and minor
alarms.

This button is a non-latching switch.

Pressing this button directly resets the
XSJ2 card.
button during the normal operation
of the equipment, unless it is
required.
The technical specifications of the XSJ2 card are shown in Table 4-14 and
Table 4-15.
Table 4-14 The Technical Specifications of the XSJ2 Card
Item Specification

Weight (kg) 0.83
4-20 Version: C
4 Card
Table 4-15 The Optical Interface Specifications of the XSJ2 Card
Item Specification
Transmission
10 40 80
distance (km)
-6 to -1 -1 to 2 0 to 4
power (dBm)
Central wavelength
1290 to 1330 1530 to 1565 1530 to 1565
(nm)
Overload optical
-1 0 -7
power (dBm)
-14 -17 -24
(dBm)
4.4 The XSJ3 Card
The XSJ3 card (card number: 2.200.348) accesses 410GE signals and serves as
the tributary card (service card) or the aggregate card (line card) in the CiTRANS
660.
4.4.1 Function
The XSJ3 card provides 410GE interfaces at the panel side. All the four interfaces
can serve as either the line interface or the tributary interface.
u The port serves as the line interface:
4 Supports the functions such as MPLS frame forwarding, label pushing,

swapping and popping, as well as TTL modification.
4 Supports the VS-OAM and VP-OAM functions.
4 Supports the transparent network management channel MCC function.
4 Supports the clock extraction of the line.
4 Supports the APS_bus / S1_bus / LSP_ALM / S_ALM of the backplane,

achieving the APS and system clock synchronization function.
Version: C 4-21
u The port serves as the tributary interface:
4 Supports the VPWS / VPLS carrier Ethernet service model.
4 Supports the service classification based on PW, port, VLAN, IP, MAC,
802.1P, DSCP and so on.
4 Supports the WRED buffer management mechanism.
4 Supports the SP + WDRR queue scheduling mechanism.
4 Supports the E-LINE / E-TREE / E-LAN Ethernet service model.
Table 4-16 shows the types and quantity of the services accessed by the XSJ3 card.
Table 4-16 Types and Quantity of the Services Accessed by the XSJ3 Card
Interface Service
Card Name Service Rate Backplane Bandwidth
Quantity Type
Slots 08 and 0B: 40 G

XSJ3 4 XGE 10 Gbit/s Slots 06 to 07, 0C to 0D: 20 G
Slots 02 to 05, 0E to 0F: 10 G
bandwidth.
XSJ3 card.
4-22 Version: C
4 Card
Figure 4-7 The XSJ3 Card Panel
Version: C 4-23
Table 4-17 The Description of the XSJ3 Card Panel
Indicator LED / Button

Description
/ Sign
the optical interfaces on the panel, so as to prevent the laser light
from injuring the eyes.

ACT

ALM alarm.
minor alarms.


directly resets the XSJ3 card.
The technical specifications of the XSJ3 card are shown in Table 4-18 and
Table 4-19.
4-24 Version: C
4 Card
Table 4-18 The Technical Specifications of the XSJ3 Card
Item Specification

Weight (kg) 1.5
Table 4-19 The Optical Interface Specifications of the XSJ3 Card
Item Specification
Transmission
10 40 80
distance (km)
-6 to -1 -1 to 2 0 to 4
power (dBm)
Central wavelength
1290 to 1330 1530 to 1565 1530 to 1565
(nm)
Overload optical
-1 0 -7
power (dBm)
-14 -17 -24
(dBm)
4.5 The GSJ2 Card
The GSJ2 card (card number: 2.115.335) accesses 10GE signals and serves as
the tributary card (service card) or the aggregate card (line card) in the CiTRANS
660.
4.5.1 Function
The functions supported by the GSJ2 card are described as follows:
u When the card is configured as the tributary card:
4 Provides 10GE UNI interface, offering the access services for the clients.
Version: C 4-25
4 Encapsulates the client service messages into MPLS messages and adds
to the MPLS-TP network for forwarding. At the same time, drops the
service messages in the MPLS-TP network and decapsulates the MPLS
messages into the client service messages.
4 Supports the service classification based on PW, port, VLAN, IP, MAC,
802.1P, and so on.
4 Supports the buffering management based on the 8-level queues of the

egress port; and support the scheduling strategies of strict-priority queue
and hybrid-priority queue based on the 8-level queues of the egress port.
4 Supports the E-LINE / E-TREE / E-LAN Ethernet service model.
u When the card is configured as the line card:
4 Provides the forwarding channel for the services between the MPLS-TP
network nodes.
4 Supports the imposition, swapping and disposition of outer labels.
4 Supports the setup of MCCs and SCCs between the nodes.
4 Supports the ITU-T Rec. G.8131-compliant 1+1 / 1:1 bidirectional linear

protection and the ITU-T Rec. G.8132-compliant Wrapping / Steering ring
network protection.
4 Supports the clock synchronization.
4 Supports the port rate limit function; and the speed rate granularity is 1
kbit/s.
4 Supports the port-based suppression on the broadcast packets, multicast

packets and flooding packets as well as the configuration of the
suppression bandwidth. The suppression limit granularity is 1 kbit/s.
Table 4-20 lists the service and its quantity provided by the GSJ2 card as well as
the backplane bandwidth it occupies.
4-26 Version: C
4 Card
Table 4-20 Type and Quantity of the Service Accessed by the GSJ2 Card

Quantity Bandwidth
GSJ2 10 GE 1000 Mbit/s 10 G
Table 4-21 shows the panel and the corresponding description of the GSJ2 card.
Figure 4-8 The GSJ2 Card Panel
Version: C 4-27
Table 4-21 The Description of the GSJ2 Card Panel
Indicator LED /
Description
Button / Interface
ACT

ALM
alarms.
TX1 to TX10
transmitting GE signals
Interface type: LC
RX1 to RX10
receiving GE signals

directly resets the card.
The technical specifications of the GSJ2 card are shown in Table 4-22 and
Table 4-23.
Table 4-22 The Technical Specifications of the GSJ2 Card
Specification Description

Weight (kg) 0.89
Maximum power consumption (W) 33.6
4-28 Version: C
4 Card
Table 4-23 The Interface Technical Specifications of the GSJ2 Card
Optical interface type 1000BASE-SX 1000BASE-LX

Transmitting optical power
-9.5 to 0 -9 to -3
(dBm)
Central wavelength (nm) 770 to 860 1270 to 1355

Overload optical power
0 -3
(dBm)
Receiving sensitivity (dBm) -17 -19

Extinction ratio (dB) 9 9
4.6 The GSJ3 Card
The GSJ3 card (card number: 2.170.896) accesses 4GE signals and serves as the
tributary card (service card) on the CiTRANS 660.
4.6.1 Function
The functions supported by the GSJ3 card are described as follows:
u Provides 4GE interfaces at the panel side to complete the access and
transmission of the GE service.
u Achieves the optical / electrical, electrical / optical conversion of the GE signals.
u Completes the working / protection selection and transmission of the GE

signals.
u Processes the clock and card controlling signals.
u Converts the -48 V voltage to the 3.3 V voltage, providing the required power
voltage for the different modules on the card.
u Provides alarm gathering and card power gathering functions.
u Manages the SFP optical module.
Version: C 4-29
Table 4-24 shows the type and quantity of the service accessed by the GSJ3 card.
Table 4-24 Type and Quantity of the Service Accessed by the GSJ3 Card

Quantity Bandwidth
GSJ3 4 GE 1000 Mbit/s 4G

bandwidth.
Note:
The GSJ3 card is applicable to all the lower order service slots on the
CiTRANS 660. Because the current backplane bandwidth of the lower
order service slots on the equipment is 1 G or 2 G, the GSJ3 card can
provide up to two GE optical interfaces. When the equipment backplane
bandwidth increases to 4 G, the GSJ3 card can provide up to four GE
optical interfaces.
Figure 4-9 and Table 4-25 shows the panel and the corresponding description of
the GSJ3 card.
4-30 Version: C
4 Card
Figure 4-9 The GSJ3 Card Panel
Version: C 4-31
Table 4-25 The Description of the GSJ3 Card Panel
Indicator LED / Interface /

Description
Sign
The laser safety class sign. Reminds the users not to look
directly at the optical interfaces on the panel, so as to prevent
the laser light from injuring the eyes.

ACT

OFF indicates that the card has no alarm or all alarms are
filtered.
ALM
alarm.
Solid orange indicates that the card has both critical / major
and minor alarms.
Transmit the GE
signals.
Receive the GE
signals.

Pressing this button directly resets the
GSJ3 card.
button during the normal operation
of the equipment, unless it is
required.
See Table 4-26 and Table 4-27 for the technical specifications of the GSJ3 card.
4-32 Version: C
4 Card
Table 4-26 The Technical Specifications of the GSJ3 Card
Item Specification

Weight (kg) 0.889
Table 4-27 The Interface Technical Specifications of the GSJ3 Card
Item Specification
1000BASE- 1000BASE- 1.25 G 1.25 G 1.25 G

Interface type
SX LX (15 km) (40 km) (80 km)
Source type MLM MLM MLM SLM SLM

Mean launched
optical power -9.5 to 0 -8 to -3 -6 to 0 -5 to 1 -2 to 3
(dBm)
Central
wavelength 770 to 860 1270 to 1355 1270 to 1355 1500 to 1580 1500 to 1580
(nm)
Overload
optical power 0 -3 -3 -3 -9
(dBm)
Receiving
sensitivity -17 -19 -20 -23 -30
(dBm)
Extinction ratio
9 7 9 9 9
(dB)
4.7 The ESJ1 Card
The ESJ1 card (number of the one with the electrical interface protection: 2.115.323,
number of the one without the electrical interface protection: 2.115.322) accesses
12FE signals and serves as the tributary card (service card) in the CiTRANS 660.
The differences between the ESJ1 card with the electrical interface protection and
the one without that protection are shown in Table 4-28.
Version: C 4-33
Table 4-28 The Differences between the ESJ1 Card with the Electrical Interface Protection
and the One without That Protection
Item The ESJ1 Card (with Electrical The ESJ1 Card (without
Interface Protection) Electrical Interface
Protection)
From the FE port on the terminal From the FE port on the front
Signal access point
board panel
Applicable slot 16 to 1C 12 to 1F
4.7.1 Function
The functions supported by the ESJ1 card are described as follows:
u Supports 12FE electrical interfaces.
u Supports the VLAN tag processing and QinQ function.
u Supports two channels of clock signals extracted from FE signals and produces
8Kbit/s timing, through hardware designating and software selecting.
u Ports 11, 12 support the IEEE1588 function.
u Supports the MAC / VLAN / port-based traffic management.
u Support over- / under-voltage protection and alarm monitoring of the power

supply.
u Supports the seamless handover of the active and standby XCU cards.
u Supports remote upgrade of the FPGA and BMU software.
u Supports fault management, collects and analyzes the card alarms and
Ethernet interface alarms, and then reports the results.
u Supports the statistics report of card performance.
u The ESJ1 card (with electrical interface protection) supports the TPS protection
via the terminal board.
Table 4-29 lists the service and its quantity provided by the ESJ1 card as well as
the backplane bandwidth the service occupies.
4-34 Version: C
4 Card
Table 4-29 Type and Quantity of the Service Accessed by the ESJ1 Card
Interface Service Backplane

Card Name Service Rate
Quantity Type Bandwidth
The ESJ1 card (with 12 (used together
electrical interface with the terminal FE 100 Mbit/s 1G
protection) board)
The ESJ1 card

(without electrical 12 FE 100 Mbit/s 1G
interface protection)
The panel of the ESJ1 card is shown in Figure 4-10 and Figure 4-11. The panel
description of the ESJ1 card is shown in Table 4-30. The FE interface description of
the ESJ1 card panel (without electrical interface protection) is shown in Table 4-31.
Version: C 4-35
Figure 4-10 The ESJ1 Card Panel (with Electrical Interface Protection)
4-36 Version: C
4 Card
Figure 4-11 The ESJ1 Card Panel (without Electrical Interface Protection)
Version: C 4-37
Table 4-30 The Description of the ESJ1 Card Panel
Indicator LED /
Description
Button
ACT

ALM Solid red indicates that the card has a critical alarm or a major alarm.
Solid orange indicates that the card has both critical / major and minor alarms.
ETH1 to ETH12 Transmit / receive 1FE to 12FE signals. Interface type: RJ45
This button is a non-latching switch. Pressing

this button directly resets the ESJ1 card.
RESET Reset button Note: Please do not press this button
during the normal operation of the
equipment, unless it is required.
Table 4-31 Definition of the FE Interface
Ethernet Interface Pin Definition Description
1 FTA Signal transmission 1
2 FTB Signal transmission 2
3 FRA Signal receiving 1
6 FRB Signal receiving 2
The technical specifications of the ESJ1 card are listed in Table 4-32.
Table 4-32 The Technical Specifications of the ESJ1 Card

Weight (kg) 0.6
Maximum power consumption (W) 18
4-38 Version: C
4 Card
4.8 The ESJ2 Card
The ESJ2 card (card number: 2.115.355) accesses 12FE optical signals and
serves as the tributary card (service card) in the CiTRANS 660.
4.8.1 Function
u Provides 12FE optical interfaces at the panel side.
u Aggregates 12FE signals to 1GE signal.
u Ports 1 to 4 support the IEEE 1588 V2 time synchronization protocol.
u Achieves the dual-fed and selective-receiving of 1GE working / protection

signal.
u Converts the -48 V voltage to the 3.3 V, 2.5 V and 1.8 V voltage, providing the
required power voltage for the function modules in the card.
u Processes the card controlling signals, provides performance gathering and

alarm gathering functions such as card power gathering.
u Manages the SFP optical module.
Table 4-33 shows the type and quantity of the service accessed by the ESJ2 card.
Table 4-33 Type and Quantity of the Service Accessed by the ESJ2 Card

Quantity Bandwidth
ESJ2 12 FE 100 Mbit/s 1G

bandwidth.
Version: C 4-39
Figure 4-12 and Table 4-34 show the panel and the corresponding description of
the ESJ2 card.
Figure 4-12 The ESJ2 Card Panel
4-40 Version: C
4 Card
Table 4-34 The Description of the ESJ2 Card Panel
Indicator LED / Button /

Description
Sign
The laser safety class sign. Reminds the users not to look directly
at the optical interfaces on the panel, so as to prevent the laser
light from injuring the eyes.

ACT

ALM alarm.
minor alarms.
Transmit 1 to 12 channels of FE
TX1 to TX12
signals.
Interface type: LC
Receive 1 to 12 channels of FE
RX1 to RX12
signals.

directly resets the ESJ2 card.
RESET Reset button Note: Please do not press
this button during the normal
The technical specifications of the ESJ2 card are shown in Table 4-35 and
Table 4-36.
Version: C 4-41
Table 4-35 The technical specifications of the ESJ2 card
Item Specification

Weight (kg) 0.6
Table 4-36 The Optical Interface Specifications of the ESJ2 Card
Optical interface
100BASE-FX 100BASE-FX 100BASE-FX
type
Transmission
15 40 80
distance (km)
Source type SLM SLM SLM

-18 to -14 -5 to 0 -5 to 0
power (dBm)
Central wavelength
1270 to 1355 1270 to 1355 1500 to 1580
(nm)
Overload optical
-14 -15 -15
power (dBm)
-37 -37 -37
(dBm)
Extinction ratio (dB) 8.2 10 10
4.9 The S1J1 Card
The S1J1 card (card number: 2.170.828) accesses 1STM-1 signal and serves as
the tributary card (service card) in the CiTRANS 660.
4.9.1 Function
The functions supported by the S1J1 card are described as follows:
u Provides one standard STM-1 rate optical interface, supporting 63 channels of

mapping from E1 to STM-1.
4-42 Version: C
4 Card
u Supports the channelized E1 service circuit emulation function of 63 channels,

achieves the access and transparent transmission of the SDH services in the
packet-switched network.
u Supports the access of 2 channels of working GE signals and 2 channels of

protection GE signals; the backplane bandwidth is 2 G.
u Supports the seamless handover of the active / standby XCU cards.
u Supports the perfect monitoring and management system.
Table 4-37 lists the service and its quantity provided by the S1J1 card as well as the
backplane bandwidth it occupies.
Table 4-37 Type and Quantity of the Service Accessed by the S1J1 Card

Quantity Bandwidth
S1J1 1 STM-1 155 Mbit/s 2G

bandwidth.
the S1J1 card.
Version: C 4-43
Figure 4-13 The S1J1 Card Panel
4-44 Version: C
4 Card
Table 4-38 The Description of the S1J1 Card Panel
Sign / Indicator
Description
LED / Button
ACT

ALM
alarms.
TX
transmitting STM-1 signals
Interface type: LC
RX
receiving STM-1 signals

Pressing this button directly resets
the S1J1 card.
optical interfaces on the panel, so as to prevent the laser light from
injuring the eyes.
See Table 4-39 and Table 4-40 for the technical specifications of the S1J1 card.
Table 4-39 The Technical Specifications of the S1J1 Card

Weight (kg) 0.6
Version: C 4-45
Table 4-40 The Interface Technical Specifications of the S1J1 Card
Nominal bit rate (kbit/s) 155 520

Application classification code S-1.1 L-1.1
Operating wavelength range (nm) 1261 to 1361 1280 to 1335
Maximum mean
launched power -8 0
(dBm)
Transmitter at Maximum mean

reference point S launched power -15 -5
(dBm)
Minimum extinction
8.2 10
ratio (dB)
Minimum receiving
-28 -34
sensitivity (dBm)
Minimum overload
-8 -10
point (dBm)
Receiver at reference
Maximum optical
point R 1 1
path penalty (dB)
Maximum reflectance
of the receiver at
NA NA
reference point R
(dB)
4.10 The S1J2 Card
The S1J4 card (card number: 2.170.856) accesses 2STM-1 optical signals and
4.10.1 Function
u Supports the E1 service circuit emulation function of 126 channels, and

u Provides two STM-1 optical interfaces.
4-46 Version: C
4 Card
u Supports the seamless switching of the active and standby XCU cards.
u Supports the loopback test: line loopback and equipment loopback.
Interface Backplane
Card Name Service Type Service Rate
Quantity Bandwidth
bandwidth.
Table 4-42 shows the panel and the corresponding description of the S1J2 card.
Version: C 4-47
4-48 Version: C
4 Card
Sign / Indicator LED

Description
/ Button
ACT

ALM
alarms.
TX1 to TX2
Interface type: LC
RX1 to RX2

Pressing this button directly resets
the S1J2 card.
the optical interfaces on the panel, so as to prevent the laser light from
injuring the eyes.
The technical specifications of the S1J2 card are shown in Table 4-43 and
Table 4-44.
Version: C 4-49
Dimensions (height width depth, unit:

340 30 210
mm)
Weight (kg) 0.63


Maximum mean
launched power -8 0
(dBm)

(dBm)
Minimum extinction
8.2 10
ratio (dB)
Minimum receiving
-28 -34
sensitivity (dBm)
Minimum overload
-8 -10
point (dBm)
Maximum optical
point R 1 1
path penalty (dB)
Maximum reflectance
of the receiver at
NA NA
reference point R
(dB)
4.11 The S1J4 Card
The S1J4 card (card number: 2.200.595) accesses 8STM-1 signals and serves as
the tributary card (service card) in the CiTRANS 660.
4-50 Version: C
4 Card
4.11.1 Function
u Supports the E1 service circuit emulation function of 504 channels, and

u Provides eight STM-1 optical interfaces.
Interface Backplane
Card Name Service Type Service Rate
Quantity Bandwidth
bandwidth.
the S1J4 card.
Version: C 4-51
4-52 Version: C
4 Card
Sign / Indicator
Description
LED / Button
ACT

ALM
alarms.
TX1 to TX8
Interface type: LC
RX1 to RX8

switch. Pressing this button directly
resets the S1J4 card.
optical interfaces on the panel, so as to prevent the laser light from
injuring the eyes.
The technical specifications of the S1J4 card are shown in Table 4-47 and
Table 4-48.
Version: C 4-53

340 30 210
mm)
Weight (kg) 0.7


Maximum mean
launched power -8 0
(dBm)

(dBm)
Minimum extinction
8.2 10
ratio (dB)
Minimum receiving
-28 -34
sensitivity (dBm)
Minimum overload
-8 -10
point (dBm)
Maximum optical
point R 1 1
path penalty (dB)
Maximum reflectance
of the receiver at
NA NA
reference point R
(dB)
4.12 S1O1
The S1O1 card (card number: 2.200.137) accesses 4STM-1 optical signals and
4-54 Version: C
4 Card
4.12.1 Function
The functions supported by the S1O1 card are described as follows:
u Provides four STM-1 optical interfaces at the panel side.
u Supports the two working and two protection GE Serdes interfaces or XAUI
interfaces at the backplane. The backplane bandwidth is 2 G.
u Support 252 channels of E1 circuit emulation.
u Supports the self-adaptive and differential clock synchronization.
u Receives the MCC information from the NMUJ1 / NASJ1 card and transmits the
information to the corresponding line interface. Extracts the MCC information
from the line interface and transmits the information to the NMUJ1 / NASJ1
card.
u Extracts the SSM information and transmits the information to the clock and
cross-connect card. Receives the SSM information from the clock and cross-
connect card.
u Supports two channels of clock signals extracted from four STM-1 interfaces
and produces 8 kbit/s timing, through the software selecting mode.
u Supports the temperature gathering and reporting at the temperature sensitive

are inside the card.
u Supports over- / under-voltage protection and alarm monitoring of the power

supply. Receives the transient interruption control signals from the power card
and controls the -48V power supply.
u Supports the management and monitoring on the power supply.
Table 4-49 lists the service and its quantity provided by the S1O1 card as well as
the backplane bandwidth it occupies.
Table 4-49 Type and Quantity of the Service Accessed by the S1O1 Card

Quantity Bandwidth
S1O1 4 STM-1 155 Mbit/s 1G
Version: C 4-55
the S1O1 card.
Figure 4-16 The S1O1 Card Panel
4-56 Version: C
4 Card
Table 4-50 The Description of the S1O1 Card Panel
Safety Sign / Indicator

Description
LED / Interface / Button
The laser safety class sign. Reminds the users not to look
directly at the optical interfaces on the panel, so as to prevent
the laser light from injuring the eyes.

ACT

OFF indicates that the card has no alarm or all alarms are
filtered.
ALM
alarm.
minor alarms.
TX1 to TX4
Interface type: LC
RX1 to RX4
This button is a non-

latching switch. Pressing
this button directly resets
the S1O1 card.
RESET Reset button Note: Please do not press
this button during the
normal operation of the
equipment, unless it is
required.
The technical specifications of the S1O1 card are shown in Table 4-51 and
Table 4-52.
Version: C 4-57
Table 4-51 The Technical Specifications of the S1O1 Card

340 30 150
mm)
Weight (kg) 0.7

Table 4-52 The Interface Technical Specifications of the S1O1 Card

Maximum mean
launched power -8 0
(dBm)

(dBm)
Minimum extinction
8.2 10
ratio (dB)
Minimum receiving
-28 -34
sensitivity (dBm)
Minimum overload
-8 -10
point (dBm)
Maximum optical
point R 1 1
path penalty (dB)
Maximum reflectance
of the receiver at
NA NA
reference point R
(dB)
4.13 The E1J1 Card
The E1J1 card (card number: 2.170.808) accesses 16E1 signals via the terminal
board and serves as the tributary card (service card) in the CiTRANS 660.
4-58 Version: C
4 Card
4.13.1 Function
u Achieves the circuit emulation function of encapsulating 1 to 16 channels of E1

signals into GE signals.
u Complies with the ITU-T Rec. Y.1413, the IETF PW3 emulation script and
MEF8.
u Provides low delay transmission, meeting the real time service requirements.
u Supports the structured and unstructured emulation modes.
u Supports the differential and self adaptive clock recovery modes.
u Supports the monitoring on the terminal board.

supply.
u Supports the online remote upgrade of the FPGA and BCT software.
u Supports hot insertion.
Table 4-53 lists the service and its quantity provided by the E1J1 card as well as the
Table 4-53 Type and Quantity of the Service Accessed by the E1J1 Card
Card Name Interface Quantity Service Type Service Rate Backplane

Bandwidth
16 (required to mate
The E1J1 card E1 2 Mbit/s16 1G
the terminal board)
bandwidth.
Version: C 4-59
the E1J1 card.
Figure 4-17 The E1J1 Card Panel
4-60 Version: C
4 Card
Table 4-54 The Description of the E1J1 Card Panel
Indicator LED /
Description
Button
ACT

ALM
alarms.
This button is a non-latching switch. Pressing this
button directly resets the E1J1 card.
RESET Reset button Note: Please do not press this button during the
normal operation of the equipment, unless it is
required.
The technical specifications of the E1J1 card are listed in Table 4-55.
Table 4-55 The Technical Specifications of the E1J1 Card

Weight (kg) 0.68
4.14 E1J2
The E1J2 card (number of the 75 interface card: 2.200.037, number of the 120
interface card: 2.200.240) accesses 32E1 signals and serves as the tributary card
(service card) in the CiTRANS 660.
Version: C 4-61
4.14.1 Function
The functions supported by the E1J2 card are described as follows:
u Achieves the circuit emulation function of encapsulating 1 to 32 channels of E1

signals into GE signals.
u Complies with the ITU-T Rec. Y.1413, the IETF PW3 emulation script and
MEF8.
u Provides low delay transmission, meeting the real time service requirements.
u Supports the structured and unstructured emulation modes.
u Supports the differential and self adaptive clock recovery modes.
u Supports the monitoring on the terminal board.

supply.
u Supports the online remote upgrade of the FPGA and BCT software.
u Supports hot insertion.
Table 4-56 lists the service and its quantity provided by the E1J2 card as well as the
Table 4-56 Type and Quantity of the Service Accessed by the E1J2 Card
Card Name Interface Quantity Service Type Service Rate Backplane

Bandwidth
E1J2 32 E1 2 Mbit/s32 1G
bandwidth.
4-62 Version: C
4 Card
The panel and E1 interfaces of the E1J2 card are shown in Figure 4-18 and
Figure 4-19.
Figure 4-18 The E1J2 Card Panel
Version: C 4-63
Figure 4-19 The E1 Interface on the E1J2 Card
The color-coding scheme of the E1 interface terminal is shown in Table 4-57.
Table 4-57 Pinout and Wiring of the E1 Interface Terminal (the E1J2 Card)
75 120
Termin- Star Wire Wire Color
Terminal Cable al Quad Pair
Description
Number Number Num-
ber
The first Blue- (one

19 Core wire 19
one bar) / red
Pair 1
number 1 Blue- (one
38 Shielded wire 38 The first
cable bar) / black
one
The first Pink- (one
18 Core wire 58 Group 1
one bar) / red
Pair 2
number 2 Pink- (one
37 Shielded wire 77
cable bar) / black
The first Green- (one

17 Core wire 55
one bar) / red
Pair 3
number 3 Green- (one
cable bar) / black
one
The first Yellow- (one
one bar) / red
Pair 4
number 4 Yellow- (one
35 Shielded wire 32
cable bar) / black
4-64 Version: C
4 Card
Table 4-57 Pinout and Wiring of the E1 Interface Terminal (the E1J2 Card) (Continued)
75 120
Description
Number Number Num-
ber
The first Gray- (one

58 Core wire 53
one bar) / red
Pair 5
number 5 Gray- (one
cable bar) / black
one
The first Blue- (two
one bars) / red
Pair 6
number 6 Blue- (two
76 Shielded wire 37
cable bars) / black
The first Pink- (two

56 Core wire 57
one bars) / red
Pair 7
number 7 Pink- (two
cable bars) / black
one
The first Green- (two
one bars) / red
Pair 8
number 8 Green- (two
74 Shielded wire 34
cable bars) / black
The first Yellow- (two

15 Core wire 12
one bars) / red
Pair 9
number 9 Yellow- (two
cable bars) / black
one
The first Gray- (two
one bars) / red
Pair 10
number Gray- (two
33 Shielded wire 71
10 cable bars) / black
The first Blue- (three

13 Core wire 17
one bars) / red
Pair 11
number Blue- (three
one
The first Pink- (three
one bars) / red
Pair 12
number Pink- (three
31 Shielded wire 75
Version: C 4-65
75 120
Description
Number Number Num-
ber
The first Green- (three

54 Core wire 14
one bars) / red
Pair 13
number Green- (three
73 Shielded wire 33
The first
one Yellow-
53 The first Core wire 54 Group 7 (three bars) /
one red
Pair 14
number Yellow-
72 14 cable Shielded wire 73 (three bars) /
black
The first Gray- (three

52 Core wire 51
one bars) / red
Pair 15
number Gray- (three
one
The first Blue- (four
one bars) / red
Pair 16
number Blue- (four
70 Shielded wire 35
The Blue- (one

9 Core wire 9
second bar) / red
one Pair 1
Blue- (one
28 number 1 Shielded wire 28 The
bar) / black
cable second
The one Pink- (one
8 Core wire 48
second Group 1 bar) / red
one Pair 2
Pink- (one
27 number 2 Shielded wire 67
bar) / black
cable
The Green- (one
7 Core wire 45 The
second bar) / red
second
one Pair 3
one Green- (one
Group 2 bar) / black
cable
4-66 Version: C
4 Card
75 120
Description
Number Number Num-
ber
The Yellow- (one
6 Core wire 3
second bar) / red
one Pair 4
Yellow- (one
bar) / black
cable
The Gray- (one
48 Core wire 43
second bar) / red
one Pair 5
Gray- (one
bar) / black
cable second
The one Blue- (two
47 Core wire 8
second Group 3 bars) / red
one Pair 6
Blue- (two
bars) / black
cable
The Pink- (two
46 Core wire 47
second bars) / red
one Pair 7
Pink- (two
bars) / black
cable second
The one Green- (two
45 Core wire 5
one Pair 8
Green- (two
bars) / black
cable
The Yellow- (two
5 Core wire 2
second bars) / red
one Pair 9
Yellow- (two
bars) / black
cable second
The one Gray- (two
4 Core wire 42
one Pair 10
Gray- (two
23 number Shielded wire 61
bars) / black
10 cable
Version: C 4-67
75 120
Description
Number Number Num-
ber
The Blue- (three
3 Core wire 7
second bars) / red
one Pair 11
Blue- (three
22 number Shielded wire 26 The
bars) / black
11 cable second
The one Pink- (three
2 Core wire 46
one Pair 12
Pink- (three
bars) / black
12 cable
The Green- (three
44 Core wire 4
second bars) / red
one Pair 13
Green- (three
The bars) / black
13 cable
second
Yellow-
The one
43 Core wire 44 (three bars) /
second Group 7
red
one Pair 14
Yellow-
number
62 Shielded wire 63 (three bars) /
14 cable
black
The Gray- (three
42 Core wire 41
second bars) / red
one Pair 15
Gray- (three
61 number Shielded wire 60 The
bars) / black
15 cable second
The one Blue- (four
41 Core wire 6
one Pair 16
Blue- (four
bars) / black
16 cable
4-68 Version: C
4 Card
The technical specifications of the E1J2 card are listed in Table 4-58.
Table 4-58 The Technical Specifications of the E1J2 Card

Weight (kg) 1.4
4.15 The XCUJ2 Card
The XCUJ2 card (card number: 2.154.072) serves as the clock and cross-connect
card in the CiTRANS 660. Its cross-connect capacity is 320 G.
Version: C 4-69
4.15.1 Function
The functions supported by the XCUJ2 card are described as follows:
u Provides 20GE ports at the backplane and supports a GE signal backplane

transmission distance of more than 600 mm.
u Supports the nonblocking switching of the signals between 22 XAUI ports and
20 GE ports. The XCUJ2 card has a switching capacity of 320 G and supports
the MAC, VLAN, MPLS label switching.
u Processes the LSPALM bus output from the aggregate and tributary cards, and
performs the 1+1 unidirectional path protection of the system.
u Processes the SALM bus output from the aggregate and tributary cards, and
processes the APS signaling of multiple directions (up to 120 directions).
u Provides 1+1 unidirectional path protection, 1:1 bidirectional path protection

and shared protection ring functions; supports the ITU-T Rec. G.8131 and ITU-
T Rec. G.8132 protocols; and achieves the protection switching time of the path
and ring network 50 ms.
u Supports the SSM processing function. The system actually processes the
SSMs of up to 52 directions. Receives the 8 kHz line synchronization timing
provided by each aggregate / tributary line card.
u Outputs the card status indication signals to the connected cards and controls
the synchronization timing options of the cards.
u The equipment provides 2048 kHz / 2048 kbit/s (HDB3) level-3 synchronization
reference source for the exterior, and the input / output interface can be the
BITS synchronization reference source of 2048 kHz and 2048 kbit/s; supports
backup of the external input reference clock and the output clock.
u Supports three operating modes: locked mode, holdover mode, and free
running mode.
u Selects and traces a suitable synchronization reference source automatically,

and can trace the external synchronization reference source the clock
extracted from the line.

area inside the card.
4-70 Version: C
4 Card

supply.
u The clock and cross-connect card selects the 1+1 hot standby protection mode
to achieve the automatic switchover between the active and standby cards and
the manual switchover via the EMS.
u Supports the remote upgrade of the FPGA and BMU software.
the XCUJ2 card.
Version: C 4-71
Figure 4-20 The XCUJ2 Card Panel
4-72 Version: C
4 Card
Table 4-59 The Description of the XCUJ2 Card Panel
Indicator LED /
Name Description
Button
Blinking quickly indicates normal operating
status of the card.
Operating indicator Blinking slowly means that the card is in the
ACT
LED (green) standby status.
ON or OFF means that the card is not operating
normally.
OFF indicates that the card has no alarm or all

alarms are filtered.
Solid red indicates that the card has a critical
Alarm indicator LED alarm or a major alarm.
ALM
(red / yellow / orange) Solid yellow indicates that the card has a minor
alarm.
Solid orange indicates that the card has both
critical / major and minor alarms.

Clock alarm indicator Solid red indicates that the card has a critical
CKALM
LED (red / yellow) clock alarm or a major clock alarm.
Solid yellow indicates that the card has a minor
clock alarm.
Blinking once indicates that a control command
Control command is delivered to the card.
CTRL
indicator LED ON indicates that a forced command is delivered
to this card.
ON indicates that the clock module is in the
Clock locked status locked mode. Under this condition, the output
LCKD
indicator LED clock and the locked source have the same
frequency.

holdover mode. Under this condition, the locked
Clock holdover status
HOLD source is interrupted or unavailable, and the
indicator LED
output clock keeps the frequency at the locked
status.
ON indicates that the clock module is in the free
Clock free running running mode. Under this condition, the locked
FREE
status indicator LED source is interrupted or unavailable, and the
duration exceeds the longest holdover time.
Press down the button to activate the card in the

SW Note 1 Card activation button
deactivation status.
Version: C 4-73
Table 4-59 The Description of the XCUJ2 Card Panel (Continued)
Indicator LED /
Name Description
Button
Press the button to perform the hardware reset
RESET The card reset button
for the card.
Note 1: The corresponding operations are valid for the deactivated (standby) card only.
See Table 4-60 for the technical specifications of the XCUJ2 card.
Table 4-60 The Technical Specifications of the XCUJ2 Card

Weight (kg) 0.985
4.16 The XCUJ4 Card
The XCUJ4 card (card number: 2.200.722) serves as the clock and cross-connect
card in the CiTRANS 660. Its cross-connect capacity is 160 G.
4.16.1 Function
The functions supported by the XCUJ4 card are described as follows:
u The XCUJ4 card has a switching capacity of 160 G and supports the MAC,
VLAN, MPLS label switching.
u Processes the LSPALM bus output from the aggregate and tributary cards, and
performs the 1+1 unidirectional path protection of the system.
u Processes the SALM bus output from the aggregate and tributary cards,
processes the APS signaling of multiple directions (up to 120 directions).
4-74 Version: C
4 Card
u Provides 1+1 unidirectional path protection, 1:1 bidirectional path protection

and shared protection ring functions; supports the ITU-T Rec. G.8131 and ITU-
T Rec. G.8132 protocols; and achieves the protection switching time of the path
and ring network50ms.
u Supports the SSM processing function. The system actually processes the
SSMs of up to 52 directions. Receives the 8 kHz line synchronization timing
provided by the aggregate and tributary cards.
u Outputs the card status indication signals to the connected cards and controls
the synchronization timing options of the cards.
u The equipment provides 2048 kHz / 2048 kbit/s (HDB3) level-3 synchronization
reference source for the exterior, and the input / output interface can be the
BITS synchronization reference source of 2048 kHz and 2048 kbit/s; supports
backup of the external input reference clock and the output clock.
u Supports three operating modes: locked mode, holdover mode, and free
running mode.
u Selects and traces a suitable synchronization reference source automatically,

and can trace the external synchronization reference source the clock
extracted from the line.

are inside the card.

supply.
u The clock and cross-connect card selects the 1+1 hot standby protection mode
to achieve the automatic switchover between the active and standby cards and
the manual switchover via the EMS.
the XCUJ4 card.
Version: C 4-75
Figure 4-21 The XCUJ4 Card Panel
4-76 Version: C
4 Card
Table 4-61 The Description of the XCUJ4 Card Panel
Indicator LED /
Name Description
Button
Blinking quickly indicates normal operating
status of the card.
Operating indicator LED Blinking slowly means that the card is in the
ACT
(green) standby status.
normally.

Solid red indicates that the card has a critical
Alarm indicator LED alarm or a major alarm.
ALM
(red / yellow / orange) Solid yellow indicates that the card has a minor
alarm.
Solid orange indicates that the card has both
critical / major and minor alarms.

Clock alarm indicator Solid red indicates that the card has a critical
CKALM
LED (red / yellow) clock alarm or a major clock alarm.
Solid yellow indicates that the card has a minor
clock alarm.
Blinking once indicates that a control command
Control command is delivered to the card.
CTRL
indicator LED ON indicates that a forced command is
delivered to this card.
Clock status indicator locked mode. Under this condition, the output
LCKD
LED clock and the locked source have the same
frequency.

holdover mode. Under this condition, the locked
Clock status indicator
HOLD source is interrupted or unavailable, and the
LED
output clock keeps the frequency at the locked
status.
ON indicates that the clock module is in the free
Clock status indicator running mode. Under this condition, the locked
FREE
LED source is interrupted or unavailable, and the
duration exceeds the longest holdover time.
Press down the button to activate the card in the

SW Note 1 Card activation button
deactivation status.
Version: C 4-77
Table 4-61 The Description of the XCUJ4 Card Panel (Continued)
Indicator LED /
Name Description
Button
Press the button to perform the hardware reset
RESET The card reset button
for the card.
Note 1: The corresponding operations are valid for the deactivated (standby) card only.
See Table 4-62 for the technical specifications of the XCUJ4 card.
Table 4-62 The Technical Specifications of the XCUJ4 Card

Weight (kg) 0.985
4.17 The NMUJ1 card
The NMUJ1 card (card number: 2.319.119) serves as the EMU management card
on the CiTRANS 660.
4.17.1 Function
u Supports accessing and processing the MCC data and the channel overheads.
u Performs configuration management, fault management, performance

management, and security management of the equipment, and stores the
management information of the equipment.
u Provides the following interfaces: detection and software debugging interfaces

(f interface, Ethernet interface), alarm interface, external monitoring interface,
and F interface.
u Monitors the power supply of the power card, detects the ambient temperature,
and controls the intelligent fan of the system.
u Supports detecting the hardware present status of the system card.
4-78 Version: C
4 Card
u Supports the card bootstrap capability.
u Supports the HUB reset selection for the EMU reset.
u Supports the interconnection and communication among the EMU, the BMU,
the ASCU, and the network management system.
u Implements the communication between the NMUJ1 and various cards such as
the optical / electrical interface card.
u Supports 1+1 hot standby and active-standby switching.
the NMUJ1 card.
Version: C 4-79
Figure 4-22 The NMUJ1 Card Panel
4-80 Version: C
4 Card
Table 4-63 The Description of the NMUJ1 Card Panel
Indicator LED /
Name Description
Button
Blinking quickly means that the NE management
unit is polling about the other cards.
NE management unit Blinking slowly means that the NE management
ACT operating indicator LED unit does not get the correct configuration or
(green) time.
normally.
Solid red means an urgent alarm.

Urgent / non-urgent Solid yellow means a non-urgent alarm.
UA/NUA
alarm indicator LED OFF indicates that the card has no alarm or all
Ethernet
Blinking means that the F interface receives the
NET communication
Ethernet data.
indicator LED (green)
Blinking means that the communication between

the BCT and the NE management unit is normal
or the card is upgrading its software.
BCT response indicator No blinking means that the NE management unit
SBUS
LED (green) has not received the BCT response.
Blinking irregularly means the communication
between a BCT and the NE management unit is
not normal.
Indicates the receiving status of the virtual MCC.
The left ones (1 to 16) indicate the Ethernet
channel numbers (corresponding to the optical
MCC communication
MCC (1 to 16) card slots); the right ones (1 to 16) indicate the
indicator LED
label numbers inside the Ethernet channels
(corresponding to the optical card interface
numbers).
Press down the button to reset the card.

Note: Please do not press this button during
RESET Reset button
the normal operation of the equipment,
This button is a latching switch. When urgent

alarms occur on the equipment, a sound alarm
RING OFF Ring-off button will be generated if the button is not pressed
down; no sound alarm will be generated if the
button is pressed down.
Version: C 4-81
Table 4-63 The Description of the NMUJ1 Card Panel (Continued)
Indicator LED /
Name Description
Button
The Ethernet interface used for program
COM3 FE interface 3
downloading and card commissioning.
TEST Debugging serial port. The panel serial port.
The Ethernet interface that is used to access the

ETH3 to 4 FE interface 3 to 4
network management system.
See Table 4-64 for the technical specifications of the NMUJ1 card.
Table 4-64 The Technical Specifications of the NMUJ1 Card

Weight (kg) 0.865
Typical power consumption (W) 22
4.18 The NASJ1 Card
The NASJ1 card (card number: 2.200.901) serves as the routing control card in the
CiTRANS 660.
4.18.1 Function
The NASJ1 card is a three-in-one integrated card that combines the functions of the
EMU, SCU and ACU cards. Based on a single high-performance CPU and the
embedded operating system, the card performs the NE management and control
plane node functions required by the PTN equipment, as well as the MCC and SCC
communication network functions.
u Functions of the EMU part:
4-82 Version: C
4 Card
4 Supports transmitting 26 Ethernet channels for the MCC information, each

channel supports 32 label values and the MCCs of 832 directions are
supported altogether. The working directions are directed by the panel
indicator LEDs.
4 Supports the control on the virtual MCC ports, including enabling, disabling
and status collecting.
4 Provides the monitoring interface and software commissioning interface (f

interface, COM interface), F interface and signaling interface.
4 Supports local downloading of the program via the Ethernet interface and
the remote upgrading of the software.
4 Supports the temperature measuring function and under-temperature

reporting.
4 Supports the manual reset.
4 Supports the cabinet-top speaker driving and ring off control.
4 Supports the cabinet-top indicator LED control.
4 Supports the fan alarm testing and intelligent fan.
4 Supports 1+1 hot standby and active-standby switchover.
u Functions of the SCU part:
4 The CPU provides an Ethernet interface for forwarding the control layer
signaling. The signaling classification and routing are controlled via the
different VLAN configurations of the HUB. Provides two network interfaces
to the auxiliary terminal board and one network interface to the panel.
4 Supports transmitting 26 Ethernet channels for the SCC information via the
FPGA (share the channels with the MCC and differentiated by the VID),
each channel supports 32 label values and the SCCs of 832 directions are
supported altogether. The working directions are directed by the panel
indicator LEDs.
4 Supports 1+1 hot standby and active-standby switchover.
4 Supports the control on the virtual SCC ports, including enabling, disabling
and status collecting.
u Functions of the ACU part:
Version: C 4-83
4 Runs the ASON (Automatically Switched Optical Network) control plane

software to perform the control plane node functions.
4 Supports the hot standby of the active and standby ACUs.
the NASJ1 card.
Figure 4-23 The NASJ1 Card Panel
4-84 Version: C
4 Card
Table 4-65 The Description of the NASJ1 Card Panel
Indicator LED /
Name Description
Button
Blinking quickly means that the NE management
unit is polling about the other cards.
NE management unit Blinking slowly means that the NE management
ACT operating indicator LED unit does not get the correct configuration or
(green) time.
normally.
Urgent / non-urgent Solid red means an urgent alarm.

UA/NUA
alarm indicator LED Solid yellow means a non-urgent alarm.
Ethernet
Blinking means that the F interface receives the
NET communication
Ethernet data.
indicator LED
Blinking means that the communication between
the BCT and the NE management unit is normal
or the card is upgrading its software.
BCT response indicator No blinking means that the NE management unit
SBUS
LED has not received the BCT response.
Blinking irregularly means the communication
between a BCT and the NE management unit is
not normal.
MCC communication Blinking indicates that the receiving status of the
MCC
indicator LED virtual MCC is normal.
SCC communication Blinking indicates that the receiving status of the
SCC
indicator LED virtual SCC is normal.
Press down the button to reset the card.
Note: Please do not press this button during
RESET Reset button
the normal operation of the equipment,
This button is a latching switch. When urgent

alarms occur on the equipment, a sound alarm
RING OFF Ring-off button will be generated if the button is not pressed
down; no sound alarm will be generated if the
button is pressed down.
The Ethernet interface used for program

COM3 FE interface 3
downloading and card commissioning.
CONS Debugging serial port. The panel serial port.
Version: C 4-85
Table 4-65 The Description of the NASJ1 Card Panel (Continued)
Indicator LED /
Name Description
Button
The Ethernet interface that is used to access the
ETH3 FE interface 3
network management system.
The Ethernet interface that is used to configure

ETH4 FE interface 4 the control plane software parameters via the
PC.
See Table 4-66 for the technical specifications of the NASJ1 card.
Table 4-66 The Technical Specifications of the NASJ1 Card

Weight (kg) 0.88
Typical power consumption (W) 28
4.19 The AIFJ1 / AIFJ2 Card
The AIFJ1 / AIFJ2 card (card number: 3.699.318 / 3.699.319) provides the power
interfaces as well as the access of auxiliary terminals, including the clock, time, and
EMS terminals in the CiTRANS 660.
4-86 Version: C
4 Card
4.19.1 Function
The functions supported by the AIFJ1 / AIFJ2 card are described as follows:
u Provides the -48 V power supply input, and the input current is not less than 40
A.
u Provides a 10 A/5 V standby power supply.
u Provides the clock interface, time interface, network management interface,

monitoring signal interface, and Ethernet interface.
u The input -48 V power supplies and the standby 5 V power supplies of the
AIFJ1 and the AIFJ2 cards are in the active / standby mode, and are separated
from each other.
Figure 4-24, Figure 4-25, and Table 4-67 show the panel and the corresponding
description of the AIFJ1 / AIFJ2 terminal board.
Version: C 4-87
Figure 4-24 The AIFJ1 Terminal Board Panel
4-88 Version: C
4 Card
Figure 4-25 The AIFJ2 Terminal Board Panel
Version: C 4-89
Table 4-67 The Panel Description of the AIFJ1 / AIFJ2 Terminal Board
Terminal
Interface Name Terminal Description
Number
1 0V
2 0V
3 -48V
PWR 4 -48V
5 Signal ground
2 External clock input signal wire
3 External clock output signal wire
CKIO1 / CKIO2 7 External clock input signal wire
8 External clock output signal wire
5 Signal ground
1 Signal ground
2 Driving signal of the alarm speaker
4 Order wire call signal

ALM
5 Non-urgent alarm
6 0V
9 Urgent alarm
1 f interface handshaking signal
7 Driving signal of the alarm speaker
2 f interface data output

f
3 f interface data input
5 Signal ground
6 DEBUG interface input
3 PPS signal input
4
Signal ground
5
TOD1 / TOD2
6 PPS signal output
7 TOD signal input
8 TOD signal output
1
Ethernet data output
COM1, F1, ETH1 2
COM2, F2, ETH2 3
Ethernet data input
6
4-90 Version: C
4 Card
Table 4-67 The Panel Description of the AIFJ1 / AIFJ2 Terminal Board (Continued)
Terminal
Interface Name Terminal Description
Number
The 1st channel of test input /
2
control output signal
The 2nd channel of test input /

4
MON / CTR The 3rd channel of test input /

6
The 4th channel of test input /

8
1, 3, 5, 7 Signal ground
Note 1: The terminals not mentioned in this table are reserved and not used at present.
See Table 4-68 for the technical specifications of the AIFJ1 / AIFJ2 terminal board.
Table 4-68 The Technical Specifications of the AIFJ1 / AIFJ2 Terminal Board

Weight (kg) 0.78
4.20 The IEJ1 / IEJ2 Card
The IEJ1 / IEJ2 card (card number: 3.699.316 [75 ] / 3.699.323 [120 ]) provides
the signal access of the 75 / 120 E1 interface for the E1J1 card in the CiTRANS
660.
4.20.1 Function
The functions supported by the IEJ1 / IEJ2 card are described as follows:
u Supports the selection and driving of the signals from the E1J1 card.
Version: C 4-91
u The IEJ1 card provides 1675 E1 interfaces; the IEJ2 card provides 16120
E1 interfaces.
u Assists the E1J1 card in performing the 1:n (n 6) card protection function of
the E1 electrical interface. When any of the active E1J1 cards has faults,
connect the interface signals of the standby E1J1 card and the active terminal
board interfaces (bidirectionally), so as to perform the 1:n protection.
See Figure 4-26 and Figure 4-27 for the panel description of the IEJ1 / IEJ2 terminal
board.
Figure 4-26 The Panel of the IEJ1 Terminal Board
4-92 Version: C
4 Card
Figure 4-27 The Panel of the IEJ2 Terminal Board
The E1 interface is shown in Figure 4-28.
Figure 4-28 The E1 Interface on the IEJ1 / IEJ2 Terminal Board
Version: C 4-93
The color-coding scheme of the E1 interface terminal is shown in Table 4-69.
Table 4-69 The Color-coding Scheme of the E1 Interface on the IEJ1 / IEJ2 Terminal Board
75 120
Terminal Terminal Cable
Cable Number Description Color Description
Number Number Number
1 Internal conductor 1 Number 1 1 blue
Number 1 cable R1 R1
14 Shield 14 cable 2 white
2 Internal conductor 2 Number 2 1 orange
Number 2 cable T1 T1
3 Internal conductor 3 Number 3 1 green
4 Internal conductor 4 Number 4 1 brown
5 Internal conductor 5 Number 5 1 gray
6 Internal conductor 6 Number 6 1 blue
19 Shield 19 cable 2 red
9 Internal conductor 9 Number 7 1 orange
21 Shield 21 cable 2 red
10 Internal conductor 10 Number 8 1 green T4
Number 8 cable T4
22 Shield 22 cable 2 red R1
- 7 Ground cable of all the twisted pairs
Note 1: The copper foil inside the plastic casing is connected to the metal shell of the plug.
The technical specifications of the IEJ1 / IEJ2 terminal board are listed in
Table 4-70.
Table 4-70 The Technical Specifications of the IEJ1 / IEJ2 Terminal Board

Weight (kg) 0.545
4-94 Version: C
4 Card
4.21 The IFJ1 Card
The IFJ1 card (card number: 3.699.317) in the CiTRANS 660 is used together with
the ESJ1 card (card number: 2.115.323) to provide the signal access at the FE
interface as well as perform the FE signal access and TPS protection.
4.21.1 Function
The functions supported by the IFJ1 card are as described as follows:
u Supports the selection and driving of the signals from the ESJ1 card.
u Provides 12FE interfaces.
u Assists the ESJ1 card in performing the 1:n (n 6) card protection function of
the FE electrical interface. When any of the active ESJ1 cards has faults,
connect the interface signals of the standby ESJ1 card and the active terminal
board interfaces (bidirectionally), so as to perform the 1:n protection.
the IFJ1 terminal board.
Version: C 4-95
Figure 4-29 The IFJ1 Terminal Board Panel
4-96 Version: C
4 Card
Table 4-71 The Panel Description of the IFJ1 Terminal Board
Interface
Interface Name Terminal Number
Diagram
Signal
1 FTA
transmission 1
Signal
2 FTB
FE interface transmission 2
Signal receiving
3 FRA
1
Signal receiving
6 FRB
2
Note 1: Pins not mentioned in the table are temporarily not in use.
See Table 4-72 for the technical specifications of the IFJ1 terminal board.
Table 4-72 The Technical Specifications of the IFJ1 Terminal Board

Weight (kg) 0.575
Version: C 4-97
5 Cable
The following introduces various cables and connectors of the CiTRANS 660.
Introduction to Wire and Cable
Power Cable and Earth Ground Cable
Alarm Cable
Clock Cable
E1 Cable
Network Cable
Optical Fiber Jumper
Version: C 5-1
5.1 Introduction to Wire and Cable
See Table 5-1 for the cables and connectors of the CiTRANS 660.
Table 5-1 Introduction to the Cables and Their Connectors
Type Name Code Application
u 3.696.093 (blue)
Inducts the external power supply to
Cabinet power cable u 3.696.094 (black)
the CiTRANS 660.
u 3.696.096 (yellow- / green)
Cabinet protection Provides protection earth ground for

Power cables 3.696.044
earth ground cable the PDP and the cabinet.
and earth
Subrack power cable
ground cables Inducts the branch power rail of the
(for the AIFJ1 and 3.696.149
PDP to the subrack.
AIFJ2 cards)
Subrack protection Provides protection earth ground for

3.696.084
earth ground cable the subrack and the cabinet.
Alarm cable for head of Transmits the equipments alarm to the
3.695.135
Alarm cable row cabinet head of row cabinet.
Subrack alarm cable 3.695.088 Transmits alarms to the PDP.
75 interface clock
3.695.206
cable
Clock cable Inputs / outputs clock signals.
120 interface clock
3.695.207
cable
75 E1 cable 3.695.065
E1 cable Inputs / outputs E1 signals.
120 E1 cable 3.695.066
Network cable between
Connects the OTNM2000 host with the
the network
equipment for transmitting the
management system
u 3.695.095 (straight-through monitoring signals.
and the equipment
Network cable)
Achieves the Ethernet data service
cable Ethernet service cable u 3.695.096 (cross-over
transmission.
cable)
Transmits the time signals. Usually
1PPS&TOD cable interconnected with the external time
source.
u LC/PC-LC/PC-S-20
Connects the optical interfaces of the
Fiber jumper External optical fiber u LC/PC-FC/PC-S-20
card with the ODF.
u LC/PC-SC/PC-S-20
5-2 Version: C
5 Cable
5.2 Power Cable and Earth Ground Cable
u The CiTRANS 660s power cables include the cabinet power cable and the
subrack power cable.
u The CiTRANS 660's earth ground cables include the cabinet protection earth
ground cable and the subrack protection earth ground cable.
5.2.1 Cabinet Power Cable
Code
Codes of the 10 mm2 cabinet power cables are described as follows:
u 3.696.093 (blue);
u 3.696.094 (black);
u 3.696.096 (yellow- / green).
Purpose
The cabinet power cable inducts the external power supply for the PDP unit inside
the cabinet. One end of the power cable is connected to the power distribution
cabinet in the equipment room and the earth ground bar; the other end is connected
to the PDP on the cabinet top.
Component
Five cabinet power cables exist, as illustrated in Figure 5-1. See Table 5-2 for the
description.
Table 5-2 The Description of the Cabinet Power Cable
Color Quantity Purpose
The two cables are the active and standby

Blue 2
-48 V power cables respectively
The two cables are the active and standby

Black 2
power ground cables respectively
Yellow- / green 1 Protection earth ground cable
Version: C 5-3
(1) Square plug
Figure 5-1 The Cabinet Power Cable
Connection
The connection of the cabinet power cables is shown in Table 5-3.
Table 5-3 The Connection of the Cabinet Power Cable
Cable Wire Color PDP Connector External Connector

External -48 V DC power
Blue -48V1 / -48V2
supply
Cabinet power
Black GND External power ground
cable
Upper PE External protection earth
Yellow- / green
connection interface ground
One end of the cabinet power cable is connected to the PDP and the other end is
connected to the head of row cabinet in the equipment room and the earth ground
bar. The connection between the cabinet power cable and the PDP is shown in
Figure 5-2.
5-4 Version: C
5 Cable
(1) PDP (2) Power distribution cabinet in the equipment room
Figure 5-2 Connection between the Cabinet Power Cable and the PDP
The technical specifications of the cabinet power cable is shown in Table 5-4.
Table 5-4 The Technical Specifications of the Cabinet Power Cable (10 mm2)
Item Code
Cabinet -48 V power cable Electronic power cable: ZR-RVV105 110 (84 / 0.4) - blue
Cabinet power ground cable Electronic power cable: ZR-RVV105 110 (84 / 0.4) - black
Cabinet protection earth Electronic power cable: ZR-RVV105 110 (84 / 0.4) - yellow- /
ground cable green
5.2.2 Cabinet Protection Earth Ground Cable
Code
The code of the cabinet protection earth ground cable is 3.696.044.
Version: C 5-5
Purpose
One end of the cabinet protection earth ground cable is connected to the earth
ground bolt on the PDP unit; the other end is connected to the earth ground bolt on
the cabinet top. The cabinet protection earth ground cable is correctly connected at
delivery from the factory.
Component
As shown in Figure 5-3, the end of the cabinet protection earth ground cable
connected with the PDP is the bare wire; and the other one connected with the
cabinet is the uninsulated spade tongue terminal.
(1) Bare wire (2) Uninsulated spade tongue terminal
Figure 5-3 The Cabinet Protection Earth Ground Cable
Connection
The connection of the cabinet protection earth ground cable is shown in Table 5-5.
Table 5-5 The Connection of the 's Cabinet Protection Earth Ground Cable
Cable Connector Connected to

The unoccupied terminal on the XP6 plug of the
Bare wire
PDP
Uninsulated spade tongue terminal Earth ground point on the top of the cabinet
The technical specifications of the cabinet protection earth ground cable is shown in
Table 5-6.
Table 5-6 The Technical Specifications of the Cabinet Protection Earth Ground Cable
Item Code
Cabinet protection earth ground cable BVR 19 / 0.52 (4 mm2)
5-6 Version: C
5 Cable
5.2.3 Subrack Power Cable
Code
The code of the subrack power cable is 3.696.149.
Purpose
The subrack power cable connects the PDP unit on the cabinet top and the power
interface of the AIFJ1 / AIFJ2 card inside the subrack, accessing the -48 V power
supply from the cabinet top to the subrack.
Component
See Figure 5-4 for the components of the subrack power cable.
u The end on the equipment side is a D-type five-conductor female plug.
u The end on the PDP side is a five-conductor cable.
4 The -48 V power cable has tube terminals.
4 The 0 V cable and the E ground cable have fully-insulated female push-on
terminals.
(1) -48 V power supply, blue (2) 0 V, brown (3) E ground, black
Figure 5-4 The Subrack Power Cable
The definition for the pins of the subrack power cable is shown in Figure 5-5.
Version: C 5-7
Figure 5-5 The Pin Definitions for the Subrack Power Cable
Connection
The connection of the subrack power cable is shown in Table 5-7.
Table 5-7 The Connection of the Subrack Power Cable

Any unoccupied branch power switch on
Tube terminal (blue)
the PDP
Fully-insulated female push-on Any unoccupied terminal on the 0V
PDP side
terminal (brown) connection plug of the PDP
Fully-insulated female push-on Any unoccupied terminal on the GND / E

terminal (black) plug of the PDP
Equipment D-type five-conductor female

PWR interface on the AIFJ1 / AIFJ2 card
side plug
The technical specifications of the subrack power cable are shown in Table 5-8.
Table 5-8 The Technical Specifications of the Subrack Power Cable
Item Code
Subrack power cables (two blue cables, two
RVV 52.5 (49 / 0.25)
brown cables and one black cable)
D-type five-conductor female plug DB-5S-5d
5.2.4 Subrack Protection Earth Ground Cable
Code
The code of the subrack protection earth ground cable is 3.696.084.
5-8 Version: C
5 Cable
Purpose
One end of the subrack protection earth ground cable is connected to the subrack
earth ground hole; the other end is connected to the cabinet vertical mounting flange.
Component
The CiTRANS 660s subrack protection earth ground cable is shown in Figure 5-6.
The cable is composed of two uninsulated ring tongue crimped terminals at both
ends and a yellow- / green cable between them.
Figure 5-6 The Subrack Protection Earth Ground Cable
Connection
The connection of the subrack protection earth ground cable is shown in Table 5-9.
Table 5-9 The Connection of the Subrack Protection Earth Ground Cable

Uninsulated ring tongue
Vertical mounting flange of the cabinet
crimped terminal
Uninsulated ring tongue

Subrack earth grounding hole
crimped terminal
The technical specifications of the subrack protection earth ground cable are shown
in Table 5-10.
Table 5-10 The Technical Specifications of the Subrack Protection Earth Ground Cable
Item Code
Subrack protection earth
ZR-RVV-105-14-yellow- / green
ground cable
Uninsulated ring tongue Uninsulated ring tongue crimped terminal-OT-6 mm2-M6-

crimped terminal tinned-uninsulated ring tongue crimped terminal
Version: C 5-9
5.3 Alarm Cable
The CiTRANS 660s alarm cables include the alarm cable for the head of row
cabinet and the subrack alarm cable.
u Alarm cable for the head of row cabinet: Outputs all the alarms of the cabinet to
the head of row cabinet.
u Subrack alarm cable: Outputs all the alarms of the subrack to the PDP.
5.3.1 Alarm Cable for the Head of Row Cabinet
Code
The code of the alarm cable for the head of row cabinet is 3.695.135.
Purpose
Connects the PDP with the head of row cabinet, for outputting the equipment alarm
signals to the head of row cabinet.
Component
For the alarm cable for the head of row cabinet, the end at the PDP side is the three-
conductor D-type connector and the end at the head of row cabinet side is the three-
conductor cable, as shown in Figure 5-7.
5-10 Version: C
5 Cable
(1) Call, brown (2) Nua, black (3) Ua, blue
Figure 5-7 The Alarm Cable for the Head of Row Cabinet
Connection
The connection of the alarm cable for the head of row cabinet is shown in
Table 5-11.
Table 5-11 The Connection of the Alarm Cable for the Head of Row Cabinet

Bare wire The head of row cabinet
The alarm output interface for the head of row cabinet on
D-type connector
the PDP
The technical specifications of the alarm cable for the head of row cabinet are
shown in Table 5-12.
Version: C 5-11
Table 5-12 The Technical Specifications of the Alarm Cable for the Head of Row Cabinet
Item Code
Alarm cable for the head of row AVVR 30.5 (16 / 0.2)-three-conductor cable (brown,
cabinet black, and blue)
D-type connector Three-conductor D-type connector-TJ4B-03TY
5.3.2 Subrack Alarm Cable
Code
The code of the subrack alarm cable is 3.695.088.
Purpose
The subrack alarm cable connects the subrack and the PDP, and outputs the
subrack alarms to the PDP.
Component
The end of the subrack alarm cable connected to the subrack side is the DB-9
connector and the other end connected to the PDP side is the six-conductor D-type
connector, as shown in Figure 5-8.
(1) Subrack side (2) PDP side
Figure 5-8 The Subrack Alarm Cable
5-12 Version: C
5 Cable
Table 5-13 shows the pin descriptions for the subrack alarm cable.
Table 5-13 The Pin Descriptions for the Subrack Alarm Cable
DB-9 Connector Color Six-conductor D-type Definition

Terminal Number Connector Terminal
Number
6 Black 1 G (0V)
2 Light-blue 2 Spk (audible alarm)
E (subrack signal
1 Light-purple 3
ground)
4 Green 4 Call (order wire call)
5 Yellow 5 Nua (non-urgent alarm)
9 Light-red 6 Ua (urgent alarm)
Connection
The connection of the subrack alarm cable is shown in Table 5-14.
Table 5-14 The Connection of the Subrack Alarm Cable

Connection socket for the subrack alarm cable on the
Six-conductor D-type connector
PDP
D-type connector The ALM interface on the AIFJ1 card of the subrack
The technical specifications of the subrack alarm cable are shown in Table 5-15.
Table 5-15 The Technical Specifications of the Subrack Alarm Cable
Item Code
Electronic power cable: AVVR 60.12 (7 / 0.15)-six-
Subrack alarm cable
conductor cable
D-type plug Cable connector - D type - 9PIN - pin type plug (DE-9P)
D-type connector Six-conductor D-type connector (TJ4B-06TY)
Version: C 5-13
5.4 Clock Cable

Code
The codes of the clock cable:
u 3.695.206 (75 );
u 3.695.207 (120 ).
Purpose
The clock cable is used to connect the external synchronization reference source
and the external clock input / output interface socket CKIO on the AIFJ1 / AIFJ2
card. The CiTRANS 660 supports the 75 / 120 clock cable.
Component
The appearance of the interface on the external clock cable is shown in Figure 5-9.
Figure 5-9 The Plug of the External Clock Cable
The definition for the pins of the subrack power cable is shown in Table 5-16.
Table 5-16 The Definition for the Pins of the Clock Cable
75 clock cable 120 clock cable

Internal Internal
Cable Pin Pin Definition
Conductor Conductor
Number Number
Property Color
Transparent
Internal External clock
The 1st cable 2 2 insulating
conductor input signal
barrier
5-14 Version: C
5 Cable
Table 5-16 The Definition for the Pins of the Clock Cable (Continued)
75 clock cable 120 clock cable

Internal Internal
Cable Pin Pin Definition
Conductor Conductor
Number Number
Property Color
Yellow
Shielded External clock
7 7 insulating
wire input ground
barrier
Transparent
Internal External clock
3 3 insulating
conductor output signal
The 2nd barrier
cable Yellow
Shielded External clock
8 8 insulating
wire output ground
barrier
Ground of two General signal
- - - 5
cables ground
Note 1: The pins not mentioned in the table are for reservation.
Connection
The connection description of the external clock cable is shown in Table 5-17. The
connection of the external clock cable is shown in Figure 5-10.
Table 5-17 The Connection Description of the External Clock Cable

The CKIO1 / CKIO2 interface on the AIFJ1 / AIFJ2 card of
9-pin D-type connector
the subrack
The other end of the cable The external synchronization reference source interface
Version: C 5-15
(1) AIFJ1 / AIFJ2 (2) Connected with the external

synchronization reference source
Figure 5-10 The Connection of the External Clock Cable
The technical specifications of the external clock cable are shown in Table 5-18.
Table 5-18 The Technical Specifications of the External Clock Cable
Item Code
75 external clock cable Coaxial cable-SYV-75-2-2
120 external clock cable 120 balance cable-SEYV-120WG
9-pin D-type connector DE-9PJS
5.5 E1 Cable
Code
The codes of the E1 cables:
u 3.695.065 (75 );
u 3.695.066 (120 ).
5-16 Version: C
5 Cable
Purpose
The CiTRANS 660 is connected with the IEJ1 (75 ) / IEJ2 (120 ) terminal board
and the E1J2 card (75 / 120 ) via the E1 cable to input and output the E1 signals.
Component
One end of the E1 cable is the DB-25 connector connected to the E1 interface of the
IEJ1 or IEJ2 terminal board; the other end is connected to the DDF. The connector
of the E1 cable at the equipment side has a dense structure and protection cage on
the connector, which is configured at the time of delivery.
Figure 5-11 shows the connectors of the E1 cable.
Figure 5-11 The Plug of the E1 Cable
See Table 5-19 for the wiring color-coding scheme of the DB25 connector on the E1
cable.
Table 5-19 The Wiring Color-coding Scheme of the DB25 Connector on the E1 Cable
75 120
Terminal Cable Terminal Cable Descrip-
Description Color
Number Number Number Number tion
Internal
1 Number conduc- 1 Number 1 blue
R1 R1
1 cable tor 1 cable
14 Shield 14 2 white
Version: C 5-17
Table 5-19 The Wiring Color-coding Scheme of the DB25 Connector on the E1 Cable
(Continued)
75 120
Terminal Cable Terminal Cable Descrip-
Description Color
Number Number Number Number tion
Internal
2 Number conduc- 2 Number 1 orange
T1 T1
2 cable tor 2 cable
Internal
3 Number conduc- 3 Number 1 green
R2 R2
3 cable tor 3 cable
Internal
4 Number conduc- 4 Number 1 brown
T2 T2
4 cable tor 4 cable
Internal
5 Number conduc- 5 Number 1 gray
R3 R3
5 cable tor 5 cable
Internal
6 Number conduc- 6 Number 1 blue
T3 T3
6 cable tor 6 cable
19 Shield 19 2 red
Internal
9 Number conduc- 9 Number 1 orange
R4 R4
7 cable tor 7 cable
21 Shield 21 2 red
Internal
10 Number conduc- 10 Number 1 green
T4 T4
8 cable tor 8 cable
22 Shield 22 2 red
Ground cable of all the twisted
- 7
pairs
Note 1: The copper foil inside the plastic casing is connected to the metal shell of the plug.
5-18 Version: C
5 Cable
Note:
The terminals not mentioned in the table are not in use.
Connection
The connection description for the E1 cable is shown in Table 5-20. The connection
of the E1 cable is shown in Figure 5-12.
Table 5-20 The Connection of the E1 Cable

D-type 25-pin connector E1 interface on the IEJ1 / IEJ2 terminal board
The other end of the cable DDF
(1) IEJ1 / IEJ2 (2) Connected with the DDF
Figure 5-12 The Connection of the E1 Cable
The technical specifications of the E1 cable are shown in Table 5-21.
Table 5-21 The Technical Specifications of the E1 Cable
Item Code
75 coaxial cable 1.5C-2V*8 or SFYZ-75-2-1*8
120 balance cable SEYVP 0.4-8P
D-type 25-pin connector DB-25P
Version: C 5-19
5.6 Network Cable
The following introduces the network cables of the CiTRANS 660.
5.6.1 Network Cable between Network Management System

and Equipment
Code
u 3.695.095 (straight-through cable)
u 3.695.096 (cross-over cable)
Purpose
Connects the OTNM2000 host with the equipment for transmitting the monitoring
signals.
Component
The network cables shipped with this equipment are universal ones including both
straight-through and cross-over types. Both ends of the network cable are
configured with the RJ-45 plugs (also known as crystal head), as shown in
Figure 5-13.
Figure 5-13 The Network Cable
Connection
The network cable includes the following two types:
5-20 Version: C
5 Cable
u Cross-over cable: One end of the cable is connected to the F1 interface on the
AIFJ1 terminal board or the F2 interface on the AIFJ2 terminal board; the other
end is connected to the network card interface of the network management
computer.
u Straight-through cable: Two straight-through cables should be used. One

connects the F1 interface on the AIFJ1 terminal board or F2 interface on the
AIFJ2 terminal board and the HUB; the other connects the HUB and the
network card interface of the network management computer.
Technical specifications of the network cable between the network management

system and the equipment are shown in Table 5-22.
Table 5-22 The Technical Specifications of the Network Cable between the Network
Management System and the Equipment
Name Code Interface Type
Network cable
between the network Communication cable-8-connector
RJ-45 crystal model plug
management system CAT-5 twisted pair-24AWG
and the equipment
5.6.2 Ethernet Service Cable
Code
u 3.695.095 (straight-through cable)
u 3.695.096 (cross-over cable)
Purpose
Connects the Ethernet service interface card and the RJ-45 interface on the
Ethernet data service transmission equipment to transmit the Ethernet service.
Version: C 5-21
Component
The Ethernet service cables shipped with this equipment are universal ones
including both straight-through and cross-over types. Both ends of the network
cable are configured with the RJ-45 plugs (also known as crystal head), as shown in
Figure 5-14.
Connection
Ethernet service cable (straight-through and cross-over network cable):
u The RJ-45 crystal plug at one end is connected to the RJ-45 interface on the
Ethernet electrical interface card.
u The RJ-45 crystal plug at the other end is connected to the RJ-45 interface on
the Ethernet data service transmission equipment.
The technical specifications of the Ethernet service cable are shown in Table 5-23.
Table 5-23 The Technical Specifications of the Ethernet Service Cable
Ethernet service Communication cable-8-connector

RJ-45 crystal model plug
cable CAT-5 twisted pair-24AWG
5.6.3 1PPS&TOD Cable
Code
3.695.095 (straight-through cable)
5-22 Version: C
5 Cable
Purpose
Transmits the time signals. Generally is interconnected with the external time
source.
Component
The 1PPS&TOD cable is a straight-through cable with RJ-45 plugs at both ends.
See Figure 5-15 for the components.
Connection
1PPS&TOD special cable (straight-through network cable):
u The RJ-45 crystal plug at one end is connected to the TOD1 interface on the
AIFJ1 card or the TOD2 interface on the AIFJ2 card.
u The RJ-45 crystal plug at the other end is connected to the external time
generation source.
The technical specifications of the 1PPS&TOD cable are shown in Table 5-24.
Table 5-24 The Technical Specifications of the 1PPS&TOD Cable
Communication cable-8-connector CAT-

1PPS&TOD cable RJ-45 crystal model plug
5 twisted pair-24AWG
Version: C 5-23
5.7 Optical Fiber Jumper

Code
According to different types of the ODF connectors, the optical fiber jumper of the
CiTRANS 660 can be classified as three types:
u LC/PC-LC/PC-S-20;
u LC/PC-FC/PC-S-20;
u LC/PC-SC/PC-S-20.
Purpose
The optical fiber jumper is used in the connection among optical interfaces on cards
within the equipment, or between the external optical interfaces on the equipment
and the ODF.
Component
Figure 5-16, Figure 5-17, and Figure 5-18 show the appearance of the three types
of optical fiber jumpers respectively.
Figure 5-16 The LC / PC-type Optical Fiber Connector
5-24 Version: C
5 Cable
Figure 5-17 The FC / PC-type Optical Fiber Connector
Figure 5-18 The SC / PC-type Optical Fiber Connector
Connection
Generally, the LC/PC-LC/PC type is used in the cabinet while the LC/PC-FC/PC and
the LC/PC-SC/PC are used between the equipment and the ODF.
The technical specifications of the optical fiber jumper are shown in Table 5-25.
Table 5-25 The Technical Specifications of the Optical Fiber Jumper
Optical Connectors on
Type Code
Both Ends
2.0 mm single-mode fiber OFC-LC/PC-LC/PC-S-20-*
LC/PC-LC/PC 2.0 mm multimode optical
OFC-LC/PC-LC/PC-M-20-*
fiber
2.0 mm single-mode fiber OFC-LC/PC-FC/PC-S-20-*
LC/PC-FC/PC 2.0 mm multimode optical
OFC-LC/PC-FC/PC-M-20-*
fiber
Version: C 5-25
Table 5-25 The Technical Specifications of the Optical Fiber Jumper (Continued)
Optical Connectors on
Type Code
Both Ends
2.0 mm single-mode fiber OFC-LC/PC-SC/PC-S-20-*
LC / PC - SC / PC 2.0 mm multimode optical
OFC-LC/PC-SC/PC-M-20-*
fiber
Note:
S in the cable code refers to single mode; M refers to multimode. 20

means that the optical fiber diameter is 2.0mm. * refers to the cable
length, which should be selected according to the actual project.
5-26 Version: C
Appendix A Interface
The following introduces the CiTRANS 660 interfaces and their performance
specifications.
A.1 Optical Interface

The XSJ2 / XSJ3 Card
The description for the optical interfaces on the XSJ2 / XSJ3 card is shown in
Table A-1.
Table A-1 The Description for the Optical Interfaces on the XSJ2 / XSJ3 Card
Interface Name Description
TX The Tx optical interface The LC interface that transmits 110GE signal
RX The Rx optical interface The LC interface that receives 110GE signal
The GSJ2 Card
The description for the optical interfaces on the GSJ2 card is shown in Table A-2.
Table A-2 The Description for the Optical Interfaces on the GSJ2 Card
The LC interfaces that transmit 1GE to 10GE

TX1 to TX10 The Tx optical interfaces
signals
The LC interfaces that receive 1GE to 10GE

RX1 to RX10 The Rx optical interfaces
signals
The GSJ3 Card
The description for the optical interfaces on the GSJ3 card is shown in Table A-3.
Version: C A-1
Table A-3 The Description for the Optical Interfaces on the GSJ3 Card
The LC interfaces that transmit 1GE to 4GE

signals
The LC interfaces that receive 1GE to 4GE

signals
The ESJ2 Card
The description for the optical interfaces on the ESJ2 card is shown in Table A-4.
Table A-4 The Description for the Optical Interfaces on the ESJ2 Card
The LC interfaces that transmit 1FE to 12FE

signals
The LC interfaces that receive 1FE to 12FE

signals
The S1J1 / S1J2 / S1J4 / S1O1 Card
The description for the optical interfaces on the S1J1 / S1J2 / S1J4 / S1O1 card is
shown in Table A-5.
Table A-5 The Description for the Optical Interfaces on the S1J1 / S1J2 / S1J4 / S1O1 Card
TX The Tx optical interface The LC interface that transmits 1STM-1 signal
RX The Rx optical interface The LC interface that receives 1STM-1 signal
A.2 Electrical Interface
The following introduces the electrical interfaces of the CiTRANS 660.
A.2.1 RJ-45 Interface
The RJ-45 interface has yellow and green indicator LEDs.
u The yellow indicator LED ON means that the port is linked up normally.
A-2 Version: C
u The green indicator LED blinking means that the port is receiving and
transmitting signals.
The RJ-45 interfaces are on the AIFJ1, AIFJ2, ESJ1, NASJ1, NMUJ1, and IEJ1
cards of the CiTRANS 660. See the paragraphs below for the introduction.
The AIFJ1 Card
The description for the RJ-45 interface on the AIFJ1 card panel is shown in
Table A-6.
Table A-6 The Description for the RJ-45 Interface on the AIFJ1 Card Panel
Inter- Terminal
Terminal Name Description
face Number
3 PPS signal negative
4
Signal ground
1PPS&TOD time 5
TOD1
interface 1 6 PPS signal positive
7 TOD signal negative
8 TOD signal positive
1
2
COM1 FE interface 1
3
Ethernet data input
6
1
Network management 2
F1
interface 1 4
Ethernet data input
6
1
2
ETH1 FE interface 1
3
Ethernet data input
6
The 1st channel of
2
monitoring input signals
The 2nd channel of

4
MON Monitoring interface
The 3rd channel of
6
The 4th channel of

8
Version: C A-3
Table A-6 The Description for the RJ-45 Interface on the AIFJ1 Card Panel (Continued)
Inter- Terminal
Terminal Name Description
face Number
Note 1: The RJ-45 interface has yellow and green indicator LEDs. When the yellow indicator
LED is ON, the port is linked up normally; when it is blinking, the port is sending data.
When the green indicator LED is ON, the port is linked up normally; when the it is
blinking, the port is receiving data.
Note 2: Pins that are not described in the table are temporarily not in use.
The AIFJ2 Card
The description for the RJ-45 interface on the AIFJ2 card panel is shown in
Table A-7.
Table A-7 The Description for the RJ-45 Interface on the AIFJ2 Card Panel
Terminal
Terminal Interface Name Description
Number
1 Ethernet data
2 output
COM2 FE interface 2
3
Ethernet data input
6
1 Ethernet data
Network
2 output
F2 management
4
interface 2 Ethernet data input
6
1 Ethernet data
2 output
ETH2 FE interface 2
3
Ethernet data input
6
The 1st channel of
2
controlling signals
The 2nd channel of

4
controlling signals
CTR Controlling interface The 4rd channel of

6
controlling signals
The 4th channel of

8
controlling signals
A-4 Version: C
Table A-7 The Description for the RJ-45 Interface on the AIFJ2 Card Panel (Continued)
Terminal
Number
PPS signal
3
negative
4
Signal ground
1PPS&TOD time 5
TOD2
interface 2 6 PPS signal positive
TOD signal
7
negative
8 TOD signal positive
Note 1: The RJ-45 interface has yellow and green indicator LEDs. When the yellow indicator
LED is ON, the port is linked up normally; when it is blinking, the port is sending data.
When the green indicator LED is ON, the port is linked up normally; when the it is
blinking, the port is receiving data.
Note 2: Pins that are not described in the table are temporarily not in use.
Version: C A-5
The ESJ1 Card (without Electrical Interface Protection), the IFJ1 Card
The description for the RJ-45 interface on the ESJ1 card (without electrical interface
protection) and the IFJ1 card is shown in Table A-8.
Table A-8 The Description for the RJ-45 Interface on the ESJ1 Card (without Electrical
Interface Protection) and the IFJ1 Card
Terminal
Number
1 Ethernet data
2 output
ETH1 to ETH12 The FE interface 3 Ethernet data
6 input
The NASJ1 Card
The description for the RJ-45 interface on the NASJ1 card is shown in Table A-9.
Table A-9 The Description for the RJ-45 Interface on the NASJ1 Card
Terminal
Number
1
2
COM3 FE interface 3
3
Ethernet data input
6
1
Commissioning 2
CONS
interface 4
Ethernet data input
6
1
2
4
Ethernet data input
6
The NMUJ1 Card
The description for the RJ-45 interface on the NMUJ1 card is shown in Table A-10.
A-6 Version: C
Table A-10 The Description for the RJ-45 Interface on the NMUJ1 Card
Terminal
Number
1
2
COM3 FE interface 3
3
Ethernet data input
6
1
Commissioning 2
TEST
interface 4
Ethernet data input
6
1
2
4
Ethernet data input
6
Version: C A-7
A.2.2 D-type Interface
The D-type data interface connector is the interface standard for connecting the
electronic equipment (such as the computer and the peripheral equipment). It is
named D-type connector because its shape is like the English letter D.
The D-type interfaces are on the AIFJ1, AIFJ2, E1J2, IEJ1, and IEJ2 cards of the
CiTRANS 660. See the paragraphs below for the introduction.
The AIFJ1 Card
The description for the D-type interface on the AIFJ1 card panel is shown in
Table A-11.
Table A-11 The Description for the D-type Interface on the AIFJ1 Card
Terminal
Number
1 0V
2 0V
3 -48V
PWR1 -48V power access 1 4 -48V
5 Signal ground
External clock input

2
signal positive
External clock output

3
External clock 1 signal positive
CKIO1 input and output External clock input

7
interface signal negative

8
signal negative
5 Signal ground
1 Signal ground
Driving signal of the

2
Subrack alarm alarm speaker
ALM
output interface 4 Order wire call signal
5 Non-urgent alarm signal
6 0V
A-8 Version: C
Table A-11 The Description for the D-type Interface on the AIFJ1 Card (Continued)
Terminal
Number
9 Urgent alarm signal
Version: C A-9
The AIFJ2 Card
The description for the D-type interface on the AIFJ2 card is shown in Table A-12.
Table A-12 The Description for the D-type Interface on the AIFJ2 Card
Terminal
Number
1 0V
2 0V
3 -48V
PWR2 -48V power access 2 4 -48V
5 Signal ground
External clock input

2
signal positive

3
External clock 2 signal positive
CKIO2 input and output External clock input

7
interface signal negative

8
signal negative
5 Signal ground
f interface
1
handshaking signal
Driving signal of the

7
alarm speaker
Subrack LCT (EMS_
f
f) interface 2 f interface data output
3 f interface data input
5 Signal ground
6 DEBUG interface input
A-10 Version: C
The E1J2 / IEJ1 / IEJ2 Card
The description for the D-type interface on the E1J2 / IEJ1 / IEJ2 card is shown in
Table A-13.
Table A-13 The Description for the D-type Interface on the E1J2 / IEJ1 / IEJ2 Card
Terminal
Interface Name Terminal Name Description
Number
1 0V
2 0V
-48V power
PWR1 3 -48V
access 1
4 -48V
5 Signal ground
1 0V
2 0V
-48V power
PWR2 3 -48V
access 2
4 -48V
5 Signal ground
1
Input signal 1
14
2 Transmitting
15 signal 1
3
Input signal 2
16
4 Transmitting
17 signal 2
E11-4 E1 interface
5
Input signal 3
18
6 Transmitting
19 signal 3
9
Input signal 4
21
10 Transmitting
22 signal 4
Version: C A-11
Appendix B Indicator LED
The following introduces the statuses and meanings of the CiTRANS 660 indicator
LEDs.
B.1 Cabinet Indicator LED
Three indicator LEDs of different colors are located on the door lintel at the cabinet
top. See Table B-1 for the description on the statuses of the indicator LEDs.
Table B-1 The Description for the Cabinet Indicator LEDs
Indicator LED Status Description
ON The equipment operates normally.

Green
OFF The equipment is not powered.
The equipment has a critical alarm or a

ON
Red (critical alarm / major alarm major alarm.
indicator LED) The equipment has no critical alarm or
OFF
major alarm.
ON The equipment has a minor alarm.

Yellow (minor alarm indicator LED)
OFF The equipment has no minor alarm.
B.2 Fan Unit Indicator LED
See Table B-2 for the description of the fan unit indicator LEDs.
Table B-2 The Description for the Fan Unit Indicator LEDs
Name Meaning Status Description
Operating The power supply is inducted

ON
indicator normally.
ACT
LED The power supply is not inducted
OFF
(green) normally.
Alarm ON The fan has faults.

ALM indicator The fan is operating normally or
OFF
LED (red) is not powered.
Version: C B-1
B.3 Card Indicator LED
Indicator LEDs on a card panel indicate the cards operating and alarm statuses.
The NMUJ1 Card
The description for the indicator LEDs on the NMUJ1 card is shown in Table B-3.
Table B-3 The Description for the Indicator LEDs on the NMUJ1 Card Panel
Indicator LED Meaning Status Description
Blinking slowly The card is operating normally.
NE management The NE management unit is

Blinking rapidly
ACT unit working polling about the other cards.
indicator LED The card is not operating
ON or OFF
normally.
The NE has no minor alarm or all

OFF
minor alarms are filtered.
Critical / major
NUA/UA A critical or major alarm occurs
alarm indicator LED Solid red
on the NE.
Solid yellow A minor alarm occurs on the NE.
MCC
Management plane data exist on
MCC (1 to 16) communication Blinking
the optical link.
indicator LED
Ethernet
The Ethernet interface on the
NET communication Blinking
panel is receiving Ethernet data.
indicator LED
The communication between the
BCT and the NE management
Blinking regularly
unit is normal or the card is
upgrading its software.
BCT response
SBUS The NE management unit has
indicator LED No blinking
not received the BCT response.
The communication between a

Blinking irregularly BCT and the NE management
unit is abnormal.
Note 1: The ACT indicator LED blinks quickly right after the NASJ1 card is powered on and
blinks slowly when the card works normally.
B-2 Version: C
The NASJ1 Card
The description for the indicator LEDs on the NASJ1 card is shown in Table B-4.
Table B-4 The Description for the Indicator LEDs on the NASJ1 Card Panel
Indicator LED Meaning Status Description
NE management Blinking slowly The card is operating normally.

ACTNote1 unit working The card is not operating
ON or OFF
indicator LED normally.
The NE has no critical / major

OFF alarm or all critical / major alarms
Critical / major
UA are filtered.
alarm indicator LED
A critical or major alarm occurs
Solid red
on the NE.
The NE has no minor alarm or all
Minor alarm OFF
NUA minor alarms are filtered.
indicator LED
Solid yellow A minor alarm occurs on the NE.
MCC
MCC communication Blinking
the optical link.
indicator LED
SCC
SCC communication Blinking
the optical link.
indicator LED
Ethernet
The Ethernet interface on the
NET communication Blinking
panel is receiving Ethernet data.
indicator LED
The communication between the
BCT and the NE management
Blinking regularly
unit is normal or the card is
upgrading its software.
BCT response
SBUS The NE management unit has
indicator LED No blinking
not received the BCT response.
The communication between a

Blinking irregularly BCT and the NE management
unit is abnormal.
Note 1: The ACT indicator LED blinks quickly right after the NASJ1 card is powered on and
blinks slowly when the card works normally.
Version: C B-3
The XCUJ2 / XCUJ4 Card
The description for the indicator LEDs on the XCUJ2 / XCUJ4 card is shown in
Table B-5.
Table B-5 The Description for the Indicator LEDs on the Panel of the XCUJ2 / XCUJ4 Card
Indicator
Meaning Status Description
LED
The card serves as the active card and is
Blinking rapidly
operating normally.
Working
ACT The card serves as the standby card and is
indicator LED Blinking slowly
operating normally.
ON or OFF The card is not operating normally.
The card has no alarms or the alarms are

OFF
filtered.
Alarm indicator Solid red A critical or major alarm occurs on the card.
ALM
LED Solid yellow A minor alarm occurs on the card.
Both critical / major alarms and minor
Solid orange
alarms occur on the card.
OFF
filtered.
Clock alarm
CKALM A critical or major clock alarm occurs on
indicator LED Solid red
the card.
Solid yellow A minor clock alarm occurs on the card.
Control A card control command is delivered to the

Blinking once
CTRL command card.
indicator LED ON A forced command is delivered to the card.
The clock module is in the locked mode.
Clock status Under this condition, the output clock and
LCKD ON
indicator LED the locked source have the same
frequency.
The clock module is in the holdover mode.

Under this condition, the locked source is
Clock status
HOLD ON interrupted or unavailable, and the output
indicator LED
clock keeps the frequency at the locked
status.
The clock module is in the free running
mode. Under this condition, the locked
Clock status
FREE ON source is interrupted or unavailable, and
indicator LED
the duration exceeds the longest holdover
time.
B-4 Version: C
Other Cards
The description for the indicator LEDs on other cards is shown in Table B-6.
Table B-6 The Description for the Indicator LEDs on the Panel of Other Cards
Indica-
Meaning Status Description
tor LED
The card serves as the active card and is
Blinking rapidly
operating normally.
Working
ACT The card serves as the standby card and is
indicator LED Blinking slowly
operating normally.
ON or OFF The card is not operating normally.

OFF
filtered.
Alarm indicator Solid red A critical or major alarm occurs on the card.
ALM
LED Solid yellow A minor alarm occurs on the card.
Both critical / major alarms and minor
Solid orange
alarms occur on the card.
Version: C B-5
Appendix C Weight and Power
Consumption
Table C-1 lists the weight and power consumption of the system and cards of the
CiTRANS 660.
Table C-1 Weight and Power Consumption of the System and Cards
Item Power Consumption (W) Weight (kg)
Integra- Power consumption at full

1000 -
ted configuration (W)
equip- Power consumption at
450 -
ment typical configuration (W)
Maximum power
The 38
consumption (W)
NASJ1 0.88
Typical power
card 28
consumption (W)
Maximum power
The 40
consumption (W)
NMUJ1 0.865
Typical power
card 22
consumption (W)
The XCUJ2 card 70 (loaded with 200 G traffic) 0.985

The XCUJ4 card 75 0.98
The XSJ2 card 45 0.83
The XSJ3 card 90 1.5
The XGJ1 card 120 1.5
The GSJ2 card 33.6 0.89
The GSJ3 card 8 0.89
The ESJ1 card 18 0.6
The ESJ2 card 18 0.6
The S1J1 card 20 0.6
The S1O1 card 35 0.7
The E1J1 card 9.8 0.68
The E1J2 card 13.6 1.4
The IFJ1 card 10 0.58
Version: C C-1
Table C-1 Weight and Power Consumption of the System and Cards (Continued)
Item Power Consumption (W) Weight (kg)
The IEJ1, IEJ2 cards 10 0.55

The AIFJ1, AIFJ2 cards 2.7 0.78
Fan unit 18 1
Empty subrack - 25.9
C-2 Version: C
Appendix D Abbreviations
APS Automatic Protection Switching
ASON Automatically Switched Optical Network
BMU Board Management Unit
EMI Electromagnetic Interference
FC Fiber Channel
FE Fast Ethernet
FPGA Field-Programmable Gate Array
GE Gigabit Ethernet
IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
IETF The Internet Engineering Task Force
IP Internet Protocol
ITU International Telegraph Union
ITU-T ITU Telecommunication Standardization Sector

MAC Media Access Control
MPLS Multi-Protocol Label Switching
MPLS-TP MPLS-Transport Profile
OAM Operation, Administration and Maintenance
ODF Optical Distribution Frame
PDP Power Distribution Panel

PTN Packet Transport Network
PW Pseudo Wire
QinQ 802.1Q In 802.1Q or Double VLAN
QoS Quality of Service
SDH Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
SFP Small Form-Factor Pluggable
STM Synchronous Transport Module
TDM Time Division Multiplex and Multiplexer
TPS Tributary Protection Switching Unit
VLAN Virtual Local Area Network

VPLS Virtual Private LAN Service
VPWS Virtual Pseudo Wire Service
XFP 10 Gigabit Small Form Factor Pluggable
Version: C D-1
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CiTRANS 660 High-capacity Introduces functions and features, protection mechanisms,

Describes the equipments structures, functions, signal

Gives a detailed introduction to the CiTRANS 600 series

Gives a detailed description of items and procedures of

Gives a detailed introduction to precautions for

Includes four manuals, i.e., product description, operation

This manual is intended for the following readers:

u Operation and maintenance engineers

To utilize this manual, these prerequisite skills are necessary:

u Data communication technology

u SDH communication theory

CiTRANS 660 FiberHome CiTRANS 660 High-capacity PTN Platform

FiberHome e-Fim OTNM2000 Element Management

NASJ1 Unit for Management Signaling

NMUJ1 EMU Management Card

XCUJ2 Cross-connect & Clock Card (320G)

XCUJ4 Cross-connect & Clock Card (160G)

XSJ2 10G LAN/WAN Optical Interface Card (2 channels)

XSJ3 10G LAN/WAN Optical Interface Card (4 channels)

XGJ1 XGE & GE Interface Board

GSJ3 GE Interface Card

S1J2 STM-1 Optical Interface Card (2 channels)

S1O1 cSTM-1 Emulated Interface Unit

E1J1 E1 Interface Card

AIFJ1 Power and Auxiliary Terminal Board 1

AIFJ2 Power and Auxiliary Terminal Board 2

IEJ1 E1 Terminal Board (75)

IEJ2 E1 Terminal Board (120)

IFJ1 Ethernet Terminal Board

Symbol Convention Description

Note Important features or operation guide.

Possible injury to persons or systems, or cause traffic

Warning May cause severe bodily injuries.

Jump Jumps to another step.

Related Documentation ...................................................................................I

Intended Readers ..........................................................................................III

1.1 Code .............................................................................................1-2

1.3.1 Structure and Component ................................................1-4

1.4 Integrated Equipment Layout .........................................................1-7

1.5 Technical Specifications.................................................................1-9

2.1 Code .............................................................................................2-2

2.2 Function ........................................................................................2-2

2.4 Front Panel....................................................................................2-3

2.5 Connection Terminal and Switch ....................................................2-4

2.5.1 Connection Terminal Board ..............................................2-4

2.6 Lightning Protection Module.........................................................2-10

2.7 Technical Specifications...............................................................2-11

3.1 Subrack Structure ..........................................................................3-2

3.2.1 Code ...............................................................................3-3

3.3 Anti-dust Screen ............................................................................3-6

3.3.1 Code ...............................................................................3-6

3.4 Fiber Guide Unit.............................................................................3-8

3.4.1 Code ...............................................................................3-8

3.5 Slot Distribution .............................................................................3-9