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RAD Data Communications 2011 Catalog
FIBER MULTIPLEXERS
Optimux-108,
Optimux-106
Fiber Multiplexers for 4E1/T1 and
Ethernet or Serial Data
Optimux-108 and Optimux-106 multiplexers
transport four E1/T1 channels and optional
Ethernet or serial data traffic (V.35) over a fiber
optic link. The Optimux-106 and Optimux-108
are part of the AXCESS+ portfolio of multiservice
access and First Mile solutions.
A pair of Optimux-108/106 units offers plug-and-
play low cost connectivity for distances up to
120 km (74.5 miles).
Redundancy options
The Optimux transmits each of the E1 or T1
signals independently. The Ethernet user
interface supports full line rate at 100 Mbps.
An optional secondary link provides backup using
automatic switchover upon link failure, and an
optional secondary power supply provides power
redundancy and fail-safe operation.
Various optical interfaces are available:
• 850 nm VCSEL for use with multimode fiber
• 1310 nm for use with multimode fiber
• 1310 nm or 1550 nm short or long haul laser for
extended range over single mode fiber
• Single mode over a single fiber (WDM) option
Central site solutions
For grooming applications, the product can be
supplied in card form for deployment in
Megaplex-4100. In such applications, the E1/T1
and Ethernet traffic is carried over the fiber
uplink and switched to the SDH/SONET PSN
backbone, respectively (see page 88).
For transparent rack solutions, a card form can
be deployed in the LRS-102 (see page 126). This
provides fully transparent transmission of all
types of voice and data traffic, with an option to
set each channel to a different clock source. As
an additional feature for mixed environments,
the LRS-102/Megaplex-4100 provides a one-box
solution for transmitting over copper modem,
including SHDSL.bis, alongside fiber.
Management options
The Optimux-106 and Optimux-108 feature
flexible management capabilities, including local
management via an ASCII terminal (RS-232). In
addition, remote management can be performed
either inband using the network or user ports or
out-of-band using a dedicated management
port, while maintaining separation between
management and user traffic.
Advanced FCAPS (Fault, Configuration,
Administration, Performance, Security) and
diagnostic tools are provided by RADview-EMS,
RAD’s carrier-class element management system,
via an SNMP-based GUI.
The Optimux-106 and Optimux-108 also support
a variety of access protocols, including Telnet,
SNMP and Web server.
The standalone units are supplied in a half
19-inch, 1U-high compact device available in a
plastic or metal enclosure with extended
temperature range.
• Multiplexes E1/T1 and Ethernet channels
over a single fiber optic link
• Simple plug-and-play installation
• Range extension up to 120 km
(74.5 miles)
• Full 100 Mbps Ethernet data rate (user)
• Redundant power supply and uplink
• Hot-swappable uplink interfaces
• Temperature-hardened enclosure
• Card version for the LRS-102 modem
rack and for the Megaplex-4100
• Management via an ASCII terminal, Web
server, Telnet, or RADview-EMS
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FE
E1/T1
PBX
Router
Headquarters
PSN
LAN
nxE1/T1
PBX
GbE
NMS
nHxET
Switch
Megaplex-4100/
LRS-102 with
Optimux-108C/
Optimux-106C
Optimux-106/
Optimux-108
FE
E1/T1
PBX
Router
Optimux-106/
Optimux-108
FE
E1/T1
PBX
Router
Optimux-106/
Optimux-108
FO
Up to 120 km
(74.5 miles)
FO
Up to 120 km
(74.5 miles)
FO
Up to 120 km
(74.5 miles)
Branches
Service extension over fiber
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