SDH Add Drop Multiplexer

To complement and complete the SIAE catalogue dedicated to SDH Networks, the ADM Series provides a wide set of possibilities for Add and Drop Multiplexing for incoming tributary traffic in order to aggregate into the STM-1 traffic carried by the ALS and AGS-H Series.

Built with a state-of-the-art modular design, in different dimensions from 1RU up to 4RU, the ADM Series has the flexibility to perfectly match any service needs and provide a wide set of customer interfaces.

 

MAIN FEATURES

• Network Topology: Terminal, Linear Add-Drop, Ring Add-Drop
• Both, protected and unprotected configurations
• Protection Schemes: MSP, SNCP, Line, MSP, SNCP, MSP, SNCP Equipment, Tributary
• Up to 4xSTM-1 (ADM-1) and 16xSTM-1 (ADM4/16) aggregation capacity
• Up to 126xE1 / 12xE3/T3 / 12xGE / 16xSTM-1
• Full no-blocking VC Cross-Connect
• Full SW Programmability
• Extremely low power consumption (<20W per 1RU)

Flexible Access Multiplexers

SIAE’s primary Multiplexer equipment, complements the our TDM equipment (i.e. ALS Series) in order to provide a very wide variety of tributary interfaces and to carry multiple services aggregated on E1 PDH traffic.
The FAM Series units are built in a modular design, with two different dimensions, 2.5RU and 5RU, and can be configured with an extremely high flexibility. With a complete SW configuration capability and a full integration with the Network Management System (NMS5-UX/LX), this makes the network provisioning and services management complete and user friendly.

MAIN FEATURES

 

• Both, protected and unprotected configuration.
• Protection Schemes: MSP, Ring, Equipment, Power
• Up to 64xE1/64xT1 interfaces

 

Available interfaces:

 

10/100baseT

E1/T1

FXS /FXO

E&M

V.35

V.36

DATA X.21

EIA530

RS232

64Kb/s G.703

 

 

• Full no-blocking Cross-Connection Matrix
• Full SW Programmability

DCN Routers

IP Box units are designed for extending an IP/OSI Network through a legacy PDH Network; e.g. the IP Box can be used to expand DCN based on IP/OSI crossing a legacy TDM-only Network region.
In addition to this function, IP Box can be used also as a Bridge (L2) connecting two unit belonging to the same sub-network or as a Router (R3) connecting two subnetworks.
IP Box is available in two form factors: a small “desk” box or in a one RU 19” sub-rack, in which up to three units can be used.

MAIN CHARACTERISTICS

• Up to Nx64 Kbps Router Capacity (N=1…6)
• Up to Nx64 Kbps Bridge Capacity (N=1…31)
• WAN and LAN interfaces
• No Single Point of Failure traffic protection