1. Fiber Multiplexers (Optimux) – Everything Over Fiber
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CBNetworks
Technical Support

2. Agenda Market Background Target Customers Target Applications
Family Overview
Product Line Strengths
Summary
Appendix- Product Specs

3. Market – Background & Trends
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Family Strengths
Summary

4. Target Customers Carriers & service providers Cellular operators
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Family Strengths
Summary
Carriers & service providers
Cellular operators
Enterprises – Campuses, Banks, etc.
Utility – Power, Gas & Oil, Electricity, etc.
Transportation – Rail, Highways, etc.
Government & Military
Our target customers are:
Military bases where we provide connectivity between different bases or a connectivity within the same base.
Airport control centers
Oil Rigs
University campuses connectivity within the different locations of the buildings and to the outer world Phones/data/internet…
Bank Branches
Enterprise organizations such as RAD in order to connect two different buildings/sites i.e. Tel Aviv and Jerusalem
Gas station connecting the pumps to the cashier at the store
Carrier and it’s customers where the customers can be any one of the above
Oil & Gas
Service Provider
Enterprise
Utilities
Airports
Government
Military
Transportation

5. Target Applications Key Benefits: Transparency – Clocks & Services
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Family Strengths
Summary
Key Benefits:
Transparency – Clocks & Services
Redundancy – Uplinks, Power Supplies, Tributaries
Simplicity – Plug & Play
Multi-service
Drop & Insert/Ring
Extension/Fan Out
GbE
1+1
POP
MP-4100
STM-1
F.O
OP-108C
SDH
PSN
Cisco
ISP
NMS RADview
PBX FE
1-4 E1
Branch 2
OP-108
Branch 20

6. Target Applications Key Benefits: Transparency – Clocks & Services
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Family Strengths
Summary
Key Benefits:
Transparency – Clocks & Services
Redundancy – Uplinks, Power Supplies, Tributaries
Simplicity – Plug & Play
Multi-service
Drop & Insert/Ring
Extension/Fan Out
Village
E1/T1
MP-2100
Optimux
F.O
FXO
Voice
Switch
Airmux-200

7. Target Applications Key Benefits: Transparency – Clocks & Services
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Family Strengths
Summary
Key Benefits:
Transparency – Clocks & Services
Redundancy – Uplinks, Power Supplies, Tributaries
Simplicity – Plug & Play
Multi-service
Drop & Insert/Ring
Extension/Fan Out
SDH/SONET
Optimux
SDH/ SONET
ADM

8. Multi-Service Solution over Fiber in the Last Mile
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Family Strengths
Summary
Benefits:
Reduce Opex/Capex by Multiservice aggregation device at the PoP
Both E1 and Eth services over Fiber/Single Fiber
Complete Last Mile solution
Branch 1
PBX FE
1-4 E1
OP-108 FE
OP-108
F.O
PBX
GbE
1+1
POP
MP-4100
STM-1
F.O
OP-34C
OP-108C
SDH
PSN
Cisco
ISP
NMS RADview
PBX FE
1-4 E1
Branch 2
OP-108
1-15E1
OP-34
Branch 20
1-4 E1 8 8

9. Drop & Insert Benefits Expanding the services based on customers
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Family Strengths
Summary
Benefits
Expanding the services based on customers
Complete solution for isolated sites
One shop solution
Main City
NMS
Voice
Switch
FXO
E1/T1
F.O
(120Km)
Optimux-45
Village
E1/T1
Airmux-200
MP-2100
F.O
(120Km)
Optimux-45
E1/T1
MP-2100
SDH/SONET
MP-2100
Village
E1/T1
Airmux-200
MP-2100
Here you can see another type of application which I call 1 stop solution and as you can see from the drawing the Optimux family is part of RAD other families and as a team player device it fits in applications where we are installing other RAD devices as well. In this scenario we had the main city which is connected to the SDH network via the MP-4100 and we wanted to bring connectivity into far and isolated vilages as well, therefore we worked with the Airmux which has ETH/E1 connctivity over the airlinks, and the Optimux 45 was installed as a chian/drop insert topolegy, where the traffic from the users E1/T1 could get into and drop out at each point and be loaded over the T3 uplink.
This topology is what we call an open ring, since the OP-45 may be installed as a close ring as well with less then 50ms flip over in the ring in order to avoid loss of voice
Optimux
ETH
Access
CVS
NMS
IAD’s
MAP
Last Mile

10. Ring Solution Benefits: Cost effective ring solution
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Family Strengths
Summary
Benefits:
Cost effective ring solution
E1 & T1 multiplexed into T3
Less than 50ms flip time
Ring support over: Radio & Fiber
11 E1
10 E1
Optimux-45
Mathematics
Physics
Design
Architecture
Campus A
Campus B
Engineering
Art’s
ADM
ADM
ADM
Optimux-45
Optimux-45
SDH
ADM

11. Service extension over standard SDH/SONET network/Fan Out
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Family Strengths
Summary
Benefits:
Cost effective
Fully redundant solution
Standard protocol
Full resilience – more than 100 years MTBF
Optimux
ADM
ADM
Optimux
3xE3 or
3xT3
SDH/ SONET
Up to 63 E1s or
Up to 84 T1s
SDH/SONET
SDH/SONET
Optimux
Channelized E3/T3
STM-1/OC-3

12. Product Line Overview Optimux-108/Optimux-106 Optimux-34/Optimux-25
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Family Strengths
Summary
Optimux-108/Optimux-106
Uplink = 108 Mbps FO
4 x E1/T1
100 Mbps ETH
MNG
Optimux-34/Optimux-25
Uplink = 34 Mbps
12 x E1/T1
(E3 or Fiber)
ETH 16 Mbps
Granularity
8 x E1/T1
16 x E1/T1
ETH 8 Mbps
Granularity
MNG
Optimux-45
Uplink = 45 Mbps FO
Coax
TDM
(T3 or Fiber)
21 x E1 / 28 x T1
MNG
Uplink = 155 Mbps
Optimux-1551/Optimux-1553 FO
Coax
TDM
(STM-1/OC-3 or copper)
63 x E1 / 84 x T1
MNG

13. Product Line Table Special Features OPTIMUX Main Link PDH Ethernet V35
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Family Strengths
Summary
OPTIMUX
Main Link
PDH
Ethernet
V35
Redundancy
Central
Size
OP-106
Fiber Optic
4xT1
75Mbps
PS, Uplinks
LRS-102
MP-4100
½ 19’’ 1U
OP-108
4xE1
100Mbps
2Mbps
OP-106C
Card in LRS-102/MP4100
OP-108C
Card in LRS-102/MP-4100
OP-25
16xT1 
19’’ 1U
OP-34 E3
16xE1
OP-25C
OP-34C
OP-45 T3
E1/T1
OP-45L
OP-1551
STM-1/OC-3
Copper
PS, Uplinks, Tributaries
OP-1553
E3/T3
Special Features
Hot swap uplinks, wide range PS
LRS/MP card, works Vs. Two remote OPTIMUX-106/108
ETH activation Key; Hot swap uplinks (SFP based) and PS; Standard E3
LRS/MP card, works Vs. OPTIMUX-25/34
Less than 50ms flip; G.747
Full redundancy; 63xE1/84xT1 ; 3xE3/3xT3 over 155Mbps

14. Optimux Family Strengths
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Family Strengths
Summary
Transparency Clock & Data
Redundancy PS & Uplink
Simplicity Plug & Play
LRS-102
(Transparent)
OP-106/108
OP-25/34
Optimux-106/108
MP-4100
(Aggregation)
OP-106/108
OP-25/34
Optimux-25/34
Optimux-45/L
Optimux- 1551/3
12,000 units during 2008

15. Transparency Clock & Data
Summary
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Family Strengths
Summary
Market Trends
Customers
Applications & Strengths
Military
Government
Enterprise
Transportation
Utilities
Oil & Gas
Airports
Service Provider
Transparency Clock & Data
Redundancy PS & Uplink
Simplicity Plug & Play

16. Technical Support

17. Optimux-106/108 Uplink: Fiber optic Tributaries:
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Summary
Appendix
Uplink: Fiber optic
Tributaries:
OP-106 (81 Mbps): 4 x T1 channels and 10/100 BaseT Ethernet
OP-108 (108 Mbps): 4 x E1 channels and 10/100 BaseT Ethernet or 2 Mbps V.35
Transmission reliability: Optional redundancy via a secondary link
Size: 1U high, half 19’’ wide chassis
Power supply: Wide range ( VAC & –48VDC)
System redundancy: Optional secondary power supply and hot swap main link
Management: SNMP agent, ASCII terminal, Telnet, RADview Network Management System and remote management using in-band channel
Philip question: when you say improved price/performance ratio, what do you mean?
Pricing –Not only the new unit is ½ 19’’ and the main link and PS are hot swappable – but the price will be even better than the OP-4E1L price.

18. Optimux-108/106 stand alone Redundant, hot swap uplinks
Control port, mini-connector
2 x Wide-range (AC/DC) PS
4xE1 ports
(Balanced or Unbalanced)
Alarm port
Management Ethernet port (10/100BaseT)
V.35 interface
(2.048 Mbps)

19. Optimux-106/108C for LRS-102 Features: Winning points:
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Summary
Appendix
Features:
Dual E1/T1 and Ethernet multiplexer over F.O links
Varied fiber interfaces
Hot Swappable Uplink Redundancy (SFP)
Central management point on the LRS-102/MP-4100
Winning points:
High reliability
Complete solution
High density, up to 96 E1/T1 and 24 ETH ports (up to 24 Optimux-108/106 in 4U chassis) 19

20. Optimux-34 Uplink: E3 coax or fiber link
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Summary
Appendix
Uplink: E3 coax or fiber link
Tributaries: 16 x E1 + 10/100BaseT user Ethernet (8 Mbps granularity) / Single V.35 (2 Mbps)
Size: 1U 19’’ chassis for Balanced, 2U chassis for Unbalanced
Power supply: Wide range ( VAC & –48VDC)
System redundancy: Optional secondary power supply and main link
Management: SNMP agent, ASCII terminal. RADView Network Management System. Remote management using in-band channel.
The Optimux-34 version 1 is in GA
The unit supports Balanced and unbalanced interfaces using cable which converts from Balanced to Unbalanced. You can mix Balanced and Unbalanced on the same unit.
Ethernet (Mbps)
E1 Ports
Version 16 1 8 12 2 24 4 32

21. Optimux-25 Uplink: Coax or fiber link
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Summary
Appendix
Uplink: Coax or fiber link
Tributaries: 16 x T1 / 10/100BaseT user Ethernet (6 Mbps granularity) / single V.35 (1.544 Mbps)
Size: 1U 19’’ chassis
Power supply: Wide range ( VAC & –48VDC)
System redundancy: Optional secondary power supply and SFP based main link
Management: SNMP agent, ASCII terminal. RADview Network Management System. Remote management using in-band channel.
The Optimux-34 version 1 is in GA
The unit supports Balanced and unbalanced interfaces using cable which converts from Balanced to Unbalanced. You can mix Balanced and Unbalanced on the same unit.
Ethernet (Mbps)
T1 Ports 16 6 12 8 18 4 24

22. Optimux-25/34C for LRS-102 Features: Winning points:
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Summary
Appendix
Features:
Dual E1/T1 and Ethernet multiplexer over F.O links
Varied fiber interfaces
Hot Swappable Uplink Redundancy (SFP)
Central management point on the LRS-102/MP-4100
Winning points:
High reliability
Complete solution
High density, up to 192 E1/T1 in central site
Philip question: when you say improved price/performance ratio, what do you mean?
Pricing –Not only the new unit is ½ 19’’ and the main link and PS are hot swappable – but the price will be even better than the OP-4E1L price.

23. Multi-Service Solution over Fiber in the Last Mile
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Family Strengths
Summary
Benefits:
Reduce Opex/Capex by Multiservice aggregation device at the PoP
Both E1 and Eth services over single Fiber
Complete Last Mile solution
Branch 1
Optimux-34 FE
F.O
PBX
1-16 E1
POP
Branch 2
n x E1’s
LRS-102
SDH
Optimux-34 FE
OP-34C
F.O
PBX
1-16 E1
ISP
Branch 20 FE
Optimux-34
F.O
PBX
1-16E1
NMS RADview 23 23

24. Optimux-45 The most cost effective alternative solution to SDH network
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Summary
Appendix
The most cost effective alternative solution to SDH network
Uplink: Coax or fiber T3 link
Ring and daisy chain support
Tributaries: 3 x E1/4 x T1, 6 x E1/8 x T1, 9 x E1/12 x T1 and 21 x E1/28 x T1 channels. T2 granularity according to G.747 standard.
Transmission reliability: Optional redundancy via a secondary link. Less then 50msec protection.
1U chassis
Power supply: VAC, +24VDC or –48VDC
System redundancy: Optional secondary power supply for redundancy
Management: SNMP agent, ASCII terminal. RADview Network Management System. Remote management using in-band channel.

25. Optimux-1551 SDH/SONET Multiplexer
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Summary
Appendix
Hot Swap
Tributaries
Hot Swap
PS Modules
Hot Swap Fans
Hot Swap
Main Link Modules
Uplink: Coax or fiber STM-1 or OC-3 link
Tributaries: Up to 63 x E1 or 84 x T1 links
Transmission reliability: Optional redundancy on the up link and tributaries
System redundancy: Optional secondary power supply for redundancy
Management: SNMP agent, ASCII terminal. Telnet, ConfiguRAD and RADview NMS
Compact 2U-high chassis

26. Optimux-1553 SDH/SONET Multiplexer
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Summary
Appendix
Hot Swap Multiplexer Cards
Hot Swap Main Link Modules
Hot Swap PS Modules
Uplink: Coax or fiber STM-1 or OC-3 link
Tributaries: Up to 3 x E3 or 3 x T3 links
Transmission reliability: Optional redundancy on the up link and tributaries
System redundancy: Optional secondary power supply for redundancy
Management: SNMP agent, ASCII terminal. Telnet, ConfiguRAD and RADview NMS.
Size: Compact 1U-high chassis

27. LRS-102 Central Solution A 4U height chassis
Market Background
Target Customers
Target Applications
Product Line Overview
Summary
Appendix
A 4U height chassis
Optional redundant power supplies
Optional redundant common logic
12 I/O slots
12 x Optimux-25/34 ports (Beta)
24 x Optimux-106/108C ports
96 x 2w SHDSL.bis ASMi-54C ports
96 x 2w SHDSL ASMi-52C ports (Q1/09)
Unit allows a mix and match rack
Central management via the common logic module