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20.Nov.
2006 Internal use only
Hardware Structure and Principle

of MSAN UA5000 (High-Density)
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HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES Co., Ltd. HUAWEI Confidential

Goals
By taking this course, you will know
• MSAN UA5000 network location and

hardware principle
• MSAN UA5000 commonly shelves
• MSAN UA5000 control boards and

commonly-used service boards
• MSAN UA5000 networking
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Reference
• UA5000 Integrated Access Products -

Product Description
• UA5000 Integrated Access Products -

Hardware Description

Contents
Chapter 1 MSAN UA5000 Overview
Chapter 2 MSAN UA5000 Shelf
Chapter 3 MSAN UA5000 Board
Chapter 4 MSAN UA5000 Networking

Status
H.248
PSTN DDN IP
Convergence layer E1 (V5) FE/GE

E1 H.248
FE
Access layer
MSTP
Terminal
V.24 POTS ADSL LAN
V.35 ISDN ADSL2+
E1
VoIP VDSL
SHDSL

Function
 Integrated access platform of broadband and narrowband services
 High-density subscriber access
 Powerful service-processing capability
 Flexible networking mode
 Carrier-class reliability design
 A series of products
 Powerful and diversified network management capability

Service
 PSTN voice service (POTS, Modem, BRA, and PRA)
 NGN voice service (VoIP, MoIP, BRA, and PRA)
 Broadband-access voice service (ADSL/ADSL2+, SHDSL,
VDSL, and Ethernet)
 Private–line access service (E1, V24/V35, SHDSL (TDM),
and DDN)

Contents

Shelf
Shelf Type Maximum Remarks
Subscriber Line
HABA Rear-access master 960

shelf
HABD Front-access master 384

shelf
HABF Front-access extended 516 The extended shelf cannot

shelf be standalone, and it must
be used together with the
front-access master shelf.
HABL Front-access master 96

shelf of small size

HABA
PVX indicates the PVU8/4 or PVM boards. Broadband & narrowband
service board TSS or service board
FAN
The rear-access master shelf of the high-density UA shelf

0 1 16 17
uses the big-capacity backplane.

P P X
V V S
P P I I X X X X X X X X X X X X X L
WW P P / / S S S S S S S S S S S /
X X M M R R L L L L L L L L L L L T
S S S
U U S
Cabling 16U
Single-slot PWX 0 1 FAN 16 17
X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S
L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L
Cabling
• The narrowband or the broadband control board can be
inserted into the thirty service slots in a mixed way.

Cabling of the HABA Backplane
The upper half shelf
-48V DC interface
Narrowband control board

Interface for inputting Correspond to the backplane cabling area
the monitoring signal
and outputting alarms
Broadband control board

E1/FE interface
The lower shelf

-48V DC interface
Service board
Correspond to
the backplane
cabling area

HABD
PVX indicates the PVU8/4 or PVM boards. Broadband & narrowband
service board TSS or service board
0 1 FAN 16 17
P P X
V V S
P P I I X X X X X X X X X X X X X L
WW P P / / S S S S S S S S S S S /
X X M M R R L L L L L L L L L L L T
S S S 10U
U U S
Cabling
Single-slot PWX Cabling area for
the control board Cabling area of subscriber lines
and subtending
• The master shelf is the core control unit of the UA5000 . Being configured with
the slave and extended shelves, the UA5000 can converge service of multiple
shelves in an integrated way.
• The master shelf supports the load-sharing and mutual assistance of two
secondary power supply boards (PWXs). The two narrowband and the two
broadband boards provide the dual-system hot backup.
• The narrowband or the broadband control board can be inserted into the twelve
service slots in a mixed way.

HABF
0 1 FAN 16 17
Only service boards X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

can be inserted into S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S
these slots. L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L
10U
Cabling
Cabling area
for subtending Cabling area for subscriber lines
• The extended shelf cannot be standalone but to work under the control of the master shelf or
slave shelf.
• The master shelf manages the extended shelf and provide it the mutual power assistance
and the bus extension.
• The extended shelf has only service slots which support the mixed insertion of the broadband
or narrowband service boards.

Cabling of Front-Access Shelf
Transfer Interface Type Description Corresponding Board

Board
HWCF CLKIN RJ-45 Two 2 MHz input clock signals -
STACK OUT DB-28 Signals for the circuit/loop-line test, for the fan shelf alarms, for the
ESC serial port, for the 485 serial port of the broadband &
narrowband services, for the power alarms, and for the output fan
485 serial port
HWOUT0 DB-28 Signals for the HW cable of the extended shelf subtended to the
master shelf, for the frame header of narrowband clock, for the
serial port, for the broadband clock, and for the management of
the extended shelf
HWOUT1 DB-28 Signals for the HW cable of the subtended HABD shelf, for the
frame header of the narrowband clock, for the serial port, for the
broadband clock, and for the management of the subtended
HABD shelf
HWOUT2 DB-28 Signals for the HW cable of the extended shelf of the subtended
HABD shelf, for the frame header of the narrowband clock, for the
serial port, for the broadband clock, and for the management of
the extended shelf
EFTF - DB-68 8 FE transfer ports IPMB
HLAF - DB-68 One subtending signal interface for the broadband high-speed -
buses between the master and the extended shelves
E1TF - DB-68 16 E1 transfer ports PVMB
SLTF - DB-68 32 xSL or 16 E1 transfer ports EDTB/DSL/SDL/SDL
E/SDLB/EAUA/ADM
B/ADMC

Contents

Board Classification
Control board
broadband: IPMB
narrowband: PVMB/PVU8/4, RSUG
Service board
narrowband: ASL, A32, DSL, HSL, SDL, EDTB
broadband: ADLB, ADMB/ADMC, ADRB, ADRI, EAUA
Combo(Narrowband & Broadband): CMSB, CSRB/CSRI
Secondary Power/line-test/environment monitoring board
PWX, TSSB/TSSC, H303ESC, H304ESC

IPMB-Broadband Control Board
1
2
The IPMB board processes the IP service and ACT
has the following functions:

3
• Control the broadband service boards of the UA5000.
• Provide resources for broadband service switching.
• Converge and process the broadband service, and
transmit the service data upstream to the IP network
through the FE/GE ports.
• Forward the VoIP service from the PVM board.
• Support the multicast service, and provide the private 4
multicast channel. 5
IPMB
• Support the dual-system hot backup and the RST 6
switchover between the active and the standby boards.

PVMB- Narrowband Control Board
RUN
ACT
The PVMB board processes the packet-based RESET
voice service, and has the following functions: (1)
• Transmit the TDM signals upstream to the switch through (2)
the V5 interface.
• Encapsulate the TDM signal into the IP packet, and
transmit the packet upstream to the softswitch device.
• Manage and control the narrow service board of the
UA5000.
(3)
• Use the V5 and H.248/MGCP protocols to process
PVM
services.

PVU8 & PVU4-Narrowband Control Board
The PVU8 & PVU4 board is the narrowband control

RUN RUN
board, and has the following functions: CLK CLK
• Manage and control the narrowband service board of the V5S V5S
V5L V5L
master and the extended shelves. MSL MSL
COM COM
• Provide the upstream E1 port. E1S E1S
NOD NOD
• Provide the clock and the resource for narrowband service ETN ETN
switching.
(1) (1)
• Provide the dual-system hot backup and the switchover (2) (2)
between the active and the standby boards. (3) (3)
• The PVU4 and PVU8 boards have the same functions and (4) (4)
PVU8
performance, their only difference is that the PVU4 board PVU4
provides only four E1 ports.

RSUG- Remote Subscriber Processor
• The RSUG board is the remote subscriber processor, and it

RUN
is used as the control unit of the remote ONU-60A device. NOD
• The RSUG board connects to the G.SHDSL board of the WAN1

LINK
office through two G.SHDSL service ports, forwards signaling WAN2
E1
between the primary node and sub-node, and manages the

sub-node.
• The RSUG board uses the remote power supply and RST
requires no local power.
COM
RSUG

ASL-Narrowband Service Board
ASL is the 16-line analog service board that provides 16 analog

service ports to perform the BORSCHT function of analog
RUN
subscriber circuits.
Difference between CB36ASL, CB37ASL and CC0KASL

Board Polarity Reversal 16/12KC Feed Current
Accounting
CB36ASL 16 subscriber ports Yes 47/35/25/16 mA
(adjustable)
CB37ASL 16 subscriber ports No 47/35/25/16 mA

(adjustable)
ASL
CC0KASL The eighth and ninth No 20 mA
subscriber ports

A32 - Narrowband Service Board
A32 is the 32-line analog service board that provides 32 service

ports to perform the BORSCHT function of the analog subscriber RUN
circuit. BSY
Difference between CC0HASL, CC0NASL and CC0RASL

Board Polarity Reversal Feed Current
CC0HASL The sixteenth and seventeenth 20 mA

subscriber ports
CC0NASL 32 subscriber ports 20 mA A32
CC0RASL 32 subscriber ports 30 mA

DSL- Narrowband Service Board
• DSL is the digital service board that is inserted in the

service slot and provides 8 2B+D interfaces. RUN Running status LED
0 Activation status LED

• The DSL supports the standard ISDN BRA service， 1 Activation status LED
the TA128 semi-permanent connection, the MTA 3 Activation status LED

access mode, and the U-port transparent 6 Activation status LED
transmission.
• The DSL board can be configured based on ports, Serial port communication LED
namely, the eight U-ports can be set to work in

different working mode.
DSL

HSL- Narrowband Service Board
• HSL is the high-speed synchronous service board to realize the
narrowband data service.
RUN
• The HSL board provides two V.35 ports and two E1 ports with the rate RXD0
of Nx64 kbps (1  N  31). TXD0
RXD1
TXD1
• By occupying the internal HW resource, the V.35 port can reach the LFA0
maximum available rate of 25x64 kbps. LOS0
LFA1
LOS1
• By occupying the E1 resource, the V.35 port can reach the maximum
available rate of 31x64 kbps. LINK
• The E1 port can connect to the remote data service unit to access the
remote data service at the rate of Nx64 kbps or to bear the data
service at the rate of Nx64 kbps as a relay unit.
HSL
• The HSL board locks different clock sources to the ST-BUS of the
service shelf or the E1 interface.
• The HSL board has the digital cross-connection function. It finishes

switching 6 HW timeslots after the host sends the command for
switching timeslots.

SDL- Narrowband Service Board
• The H521SDL board supports 4 SHDSL ports and 4 E1 ports

respectively, and provides TDM SHDSL access services.
RUN
• The SHDSL interface, provided by the H521SDL board, can WAN1
WAN2
provide V.35 (Nx64kbps, 3  N  32) or E1 (2048kbps) WAN3
WAN4
interfaces after converting by the STU-R modem. E1-1
E1-2
E1-3
• Based on diversified configuration, the SDL locks different E1-4
clocks, including the HW clock, trunk interface clock, and the

clock of the SHDSL interface with even number (only invalid in RST
the CPE mode).
• The application mode of each SHDSL interface can be
COM
SDL
configured independently (E1 or V.35).
• The SHDSL module can report the interface mode of each line.

EDTB- Narrowband Service Board
• The EDTB board provides 16xE1 interfaces,
supports the upstream service, and accesses RUN
ALM
subscribers. At most six EDTB boards can be BSY
inserted in a shelf.
• The EDTB board uses the transfer board to provide

the E1 interface. In the front-access shelf, EDTB
uses the SLTF transfer board; in the rear-access
shelf, EDTB uses the E1TB transfer board.
• The EDTB board supports both 120-ohm and 75-

ohm impedance E1 port. EDTB

ADLB-Broadband Service Board
ADLB is the 16-line ADSL board with a built-in RUN
splitter, and it supports the ADSL over POTS

service.
ADLB

ADMB/ADMC - Broadband Service Board
ADMB/ADMC is the 16-line ADSL/ADSL2+ board RUN
with a built-in splitter. The board supports the

ADSL/ADSL2+ service and the ADSL over POTS
service.
Difference between ADMB and ADMC
Board Circuit/Loop-line Test Port Backup

ADMB
ADMB No No
ADMC Yes Yes

ADRB - Broadband Service Board of the UA5000
• ADRB is the 32-line ADSL/ADSL2+ board with a RUN
built-in splitter. The board supports the

ADSL/ADSL2+ service and the ADSL over
POTS service.
POTS
• The POTS service is accessed to the ADRB
board through the POTS interface on the front
panel. The combo signal of the ADSL/ADSL2+
and the POTS service is output through the
transfer board or the backplane. ADRB

ADRI - Broadband Service Board
RUN
ALM
• ADRI is the 32-line ADSL/ADSL2+ board with a YBS
built-in splitter. The board supports the

ADSL/ADSL2+ service and the ADSL over
POTS service.
POTS
• The ADRB board accesses the POTS service
through the POTS interface on the front panel.
The combo signal of the ADSL/ADSL2+ service
and the POTS service is output through the ADRI
transfer board or the backplane.

EAUA - Broadband Service Board of the UA5000
RUN
• The EAUA board supports eight LINK0
ACT0
Ethernet interfaces and eight FE LINK1
ACT1
LINK2
interfaces. ACT2
LINK3
ACT3
• The EAUA uses the transfer board LINK4
ACT4
LINK5
to provide the Ethernet interface. ACT5
LINK6
LINK7
ACT7
ACT6
Interface Function Position Connection
EAUA
8xFE Access EFTB (rear-access shelf) Connect to the MDF

subscribers by using the
subscriber cable.
SLTF (front-access shelf)

CSMB - Broadband and Narrowband Combo Board of the UA5000
• The CSMB board has the built-in splitter, and it is a

RUN
combo board of 16-line ADSL/ADSL2+ service and

16-line POTS service.
• The ADSL and the POTS service do not influence

each other on their service and management.
• The POTS ports 7 and 8 support the polarity

reversal.
• Configure the test relay board (RATF, RATB)

CSMB
additionally to support the circuit/loop-line test.

CSRI/CSRB - Broadband and Narrowband Combo Board
• The CSRB/CSRI board has the built-in splitter, and it is a

combo board of 32-line POTS service and 32-line ADSL2+
service. RUN
ALM
• The CSRB and the CSRI boards use the external ringing BSY
mode, namely, the unbalanced ringing mode.

• The CSRB and the CSRI board perform their cabling
through the backplane or the transfer board, and they
need the transfer board to perform the circuit/loop-line test.
Difference between CSRB and CSRI
Board Remote Power Supply

CSRI
CSRI Yes (-48 V/-68 V)
CSRB No (-48 V)

Contents

MSTP Networking
PSTN DDN IP
E1
E1( V5)
FE/GE
FE/GE
FE/GE
MSTP
E1
E1
MSTP
E1 FE/GE E1 FE/GE

SDH+FE/GE Networking
PSTN DDN IP
E1
E1 (V5) FE/GE FE/GE
FE/GE
SDH
E1
E1
SDH
E1

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20.Nov.

2006 Internal use only

Hardware Structure and Principle

HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES Co., Ltd. HUAWEI Confidential

By taking this course, you will know

• MSAN UA5000 network location and

• MSAN UA5000 commonly shelves

• MSAN UA5000 control boards and

• MSAN UA5000 networking

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• UA5000 Integrated Access Products -

• UA5000 Integrated Access Products -

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Chapter 1 MSAN UA5000 Overview

Chapter 2 MSAN UA5000 Shelf

Chapter 3 MSAN UA5000 Board

Chapter 4 MSAN UA5000 Networking

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Convergence layer E1 (V5) FE/GE

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 Integrated access platform of broadband and narrowband services

 High-density subscriber access

 Powerful service-processing capability

 Flexible networking mode

 Carrier-class reliability design

 Powerful and diversified network management capability

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 PSTN voice service (POTS, Modem, BRA, and PRA)

 NGN voice service (VoIP, MoIP, BRA, and PRA)

 Broadband-access voice service (ADSL/ADSL2+, SHDSL,

VDSL, and Ethernet)

 Private–line access service (E1, V24/V35, SHDSL (TDM),

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Chapter 1 MSAN UA5000 Overview

Chapter 2 MSAN UA5000 Shelf

Chapter 3 MSAN UA5000 Board

Chapter 4 MSAN UA5000 Networking

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HABA Rear-access master 960

HABD Front-access master 384

HABF Front-access extended 516 The extended shelf cannot

HABL Front-access master 96

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The rear-access master shelf of the high-density UA shelf

uses the big-capacity backplane.

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Narrowband control board

Broadband control board

The lower shelf

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Only service boards X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

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Transfer Interface Type Description Corresponding Board

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Chapter 1 MSAN UA5000 Overview

Chapter 2 MSAN UA5000 Shelf

Chapter 3 MSAN UA5000 Board

Chapter 4 MSAN UA5000 Networking

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has the following functions:

switchover between the active and the standby boards.

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