INTRODUCTION. SpectraComm has the Best Connections in the Business. Blade & Packaging Solutions

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1 U Spectraomm has the Best onnections in the Business Blade & ackaging Solutions he Spectraomm /W technologies result from more than 0 years of engineering method and innovation at General ataomm. rom to to - to xs, Spectraomm solutions support a wide range of applications in a common plug-in blade form factor. his "Spectraommonality" offers elcos, ntegrators, and nterprises the unparalleled "in demand" services access and transport needed in today's critical networks through cost-effective rack-and-stack deployment, backed by proven General ataomm reliability. routing with & S support ransparent thernet modem functionality thernet switching Synchronous/synchronous over data transport broadband services / (ractional ) wideband services Built-in and optional Steadast Security solutions S/GS (igital/generic ata Service) narrowband services SS signal transport Symmetric S services provisioning Up to. kbps S or analog services Secure, remote network management BS-compliant shelves/enclosures for low or high density applications BS-compliant blade adapter for legacy ataomm shelves

2 BS evel requirement for entral ffice equipment located in orth merican ublic Switched etwork centers, the rigorous elcordia BS requirements are a universal measure of network product excellence for carriers. elcordia groups BS criteria into three levels, with evel being the most stringent. nything less than evel compliance can restrict deployment in certain carrier environment applications. By meeting the most stringent requirements, G's BS evel class of Spectraomm blades can be deployed in all interior carrier environments. BS compliance is a mission-critial requirement for G's carrier and service provider customers who use Spectraomm and W devices in their internal network infrastructures and central office applications. BS includes criteria for operational continuity, protection of property, and personnel safety. BS is the major test of quality and safety required for any organization supplying or purchasing network equipment for public network high density applications. Spectraomm blades designed to the BS criteria are compliance tested by a nationally approved independent laboratory to ensure the stringent requirements for BS evel certification. SUS equipment compatibility with telephone industry's standards SS equipment planning and installation GUS against service outages VS interference to close proximity telecommunications equipment ZS the risk of fires S equipment operation under stressful environmental conditions S personnel from injury -UGH

3 Spectraomm ackaging he modular design of Spectraomm blades, shelves, and enclosures allows network managers to efficiently grow their networks to accommodate future demands for services and throughput. rom the single-slot enclosure to the "elco-tough" -slot high density shelf systems, Spectraomm blades front-load effortless into any any single slot throughout the entral ffice, V or hut. his unified and scalable design simplifies network inventories and sparing, streamlines network topology, and maximizing network facilities. Spectraomm blades are hot-swappable, allowing service or hardware upgrades without interrupting system operation and without powering down the Spectraomm shelf or enclosure. ack & Stack ompliant Spectraomm shelves (S000 and S000) both meet -0 specifications for front- or center-of-gravity rackmount installation in 9" or " inch racks and cabinets. n optional bracket kit installs the shelves in " racks or cabinets. he S000 is also designed for wall-mounting using existing hardware. Spectraomm standalone enclosures ( 000, S00 and S0) are designed for desktop deployment and can be placed on perforated trays in open racks and cabinets. ataomm Shelf S-, S- or S- odels S S G H V Spectraommonality for egacy nfrastructures etworks that employ legacy ataomm shelves can migrate to Spectraomm products with G's Blade dapter. ll single-width Spectraomm blades will front-load into most ataomm shelf systems, using existing ataomm cabling or Spectraomm cabling strategies. he Blade dapter lets network managers fill their remaining ataomm slot inventories with Spectraomm innovation. Blade dapter B S V.. Hot Swappable roduct ard dded dvantages arrier-class Spectraomm shelves and enclosures also support G's Universal ccess System blades, which offer a full range of line-byline xs applications. or more information about the US family of products, consult your G representitive. VV -V

4 W W S S U H 9 H H B S S G S S S Q S G 0'S BV S S S S S G S S S G S BV H S Q S S S S Spectraomm 000 High ensity Shelf G's line of Spectraomm 000 shelves are the high density rackmount solution for service provider and enterprise environments, deploying up to Spectraomm blades in each U (-inches high) BS and compliant shelf. S-9 W SUY S-9 W SUY G S W S-S S- 9- S B U /S 00 U 00 S K 0 S S U WK V 00 S S Blades plug into network interface, and management bus connectors at the shelf backplane to support S-, V., -0, V., /-, B, and HSS interfaces for a total connectivity solution with integral network management built in. his Spectraommonality ensures that service interfaces, transmission product types and speeds, and business equipment connections meet your networking requirements. S000 shelves are - or -powered using one or two dedicated slots for the plug-in power supplies. ne supply supports a fully populated shelf of up to blades. or critical, "always on" applications, a second supply provides load sharing power redundancy. Spectraomm 000 ow ensity Shelf S-S 9-9 S- H U S he Spectraomm 000 is a low-density rackmount shelf intended for the central office, remote office, V, Hut, or cell sites that require a hardened, BScompliant housing. Up to two single-width Spectraomm plug-in blades can be front-loaded in the S000 shelf, with integrated /-, V., or -0 interfaces, network line, and craft connectivity provided for each capable device. ndependent dual power supplies take advantage of power sources available at cellular base station controllers, cellular base station transmission systems, and the central or remote office. n external "all range" power supply is also available. uring normal operation, the dual power supplies perform load sharing and provide power redundancy. ach power supply can be replaced without service interruption or powering down the shelf. 0to S to totosto :

5 S S 00 Spectraomm Standalone nclosures he Spectraomm standalone enclosures ( 000, S00 and S0) are intended for deploying single Spectraomm blades in non-bs applications. he compact enclosures are typically used at remote customer premises that require management from master devices, in-band S management, or management from a central site. ither enclosure can accept any single-width plug-in Spectraomm blade through the front panel slot without the use of tools and without powering down the enclosure. he rear connector panel provides three -pin modular jacks (two line interface ports and one craft port) and one B () connector. hese integrated /-, V., or -0 interfaces are used as needed by the installed Spectraomm blade. nclosure ower rovisioning he 000 enclosure is -powered; the S00 and S 0 enclosures are -powered. ll standalone enclosures feature low profile, compact sheet metal packaging that ensures low emissions. anagement Spectraomm standatone enclosures provide local test and configuration connectivity via a rear panel craft port for those Spectraomm blades that support a front or rear panel craft interface. ocal test and configuration connectivity is also provided via a rear panel craft port for those Spectraomm blades that support a front or rear panel craft interface. Spectraomm standalone enclosures are currently intended for non-bs environments. B SB SU

6 W H W S S Q U S S- U H S-S 9-9 U H H B B S S G S S /S S S 00 B G S 0'S S BV S S K 00 S S S S S S G S 0 S G S S Q BV S S H WK V 00 S 9 0 S - 9- S S ne Blade - any nvironments S-, S-, S- with Spectraomm Blade dapter.0" high 0." wide 9." deep S S G H B V S V.. S 000 0/0 V, +/-/-0 V, edundant or on-redundant ower S SUS (on-redundant ower) S BV S S U B H H 00 odel: to 0 V auto-range S S S to 9 V auto-range to V auto-range -/-0 V, edundant or on-redundant ower odel: S 00 +/- V odel: S 0 +0/+ V G W Q U U S-9 W SUY S-9 W SUY W YU S

7 rom to to / to legacy analog communication to : and xs, G Spectraomm blades offer an integrated, managed solution for today's critical networks. S US, SWHS, SS S outer ( dynamic router with and S support; 0/00 thernet) S outer ( extension; 0/00 thernet, -port S/contact sense) S outer ( extension; 0/00 thernet, -port S/contact sense) S S.bis outer (G.s extension; 0/00 thernet, -port S/contact sense) S thernet 9-ort Switch (9-port 0/00 thernet switch) S thernet -ort Switch (-port 0/00 thernet switch) S (-port synchronous data transfer device) S -/- (-port or -port asynchronous data transfer devices) S (-port asynchronous data transfer device) S S S 0 odem (ine-by-ine 0 compatible modem) S V../. odem (ine-by-ine V. modem) S V. -ort odem (ine-by-ine V. modem with -port interface) S V. ual odem (ine-by-ine dual V. modem) S V. BU odem (ine-by-ine dial backup for S circuits) S SUs & SUs S 00 SU (ine-by-ine all-rate clear channel data service unit) S /S S SU (ine-by-ine all-rate S data service unit; accepts sealing current) S SU (ine-by-ine / data service unit w/optional cascade port) S 00 SU (lear channel/subrate data service unit to service) S US & VS S 00 U (/ line termination) S 00 U (/ line termination) S 0 S (S and dual channel fax/modem) S 0 S SU (S SU/SU data set emulation) S S (/ SU/SU data set emulation) S 0 U ataport (-port intra-office office chanel dataport) S S0 ataport (-port digital signal zero dataport) S US S ultiplexer (High density multiplexer for up to S- signals) S S- ultiplexer (Subrate -channel multiplexer) S G S anager ard (Shelf manager and S proxy agent) S larm ard (Shelf power alarm indication) G G

8 S S Best onnections Spectraomm -slot shelf holds single-width and multi-width blades in any combination. odular or massterm (0-pin amp) S/US backplanes provide the and line interfaces. W S-9 W SUY W S-9 W SUY S G W S U H 9 H H B B S S G S S S S S S S S S G 0'S Q BV U S S S S K S S G S G S BV H U WK S Q S V S S S- S-S 9- U /S S S xamples of aximum pplication ensity Bell 0 rivate ine etworks (via S 0 modems) rivate or Switched etwork ines (via V. dual modems) rivate or Switched etwork ines (via V. modems) ircuits (via S /S SUs) or groomed circuits (via S 00 Us and Ss) groomed circuits (via S 00 Us and Ss) circuits (via S SUs) circuits (via S 00 SUs) ual J onnectors odel : ower odel : ower odel 0: ower ( S) S Backplane (x0-pin amp) odel : ower odel : ower odel : ower ( S) S- circuits (via S multiplexers) S0 dataports (via S S0-s) U dataports (via S 0 U-s) S outers (via Ss in router mode, or S s) S ransparent thernet odems (xtended s via Ss in - mode) 0/00 thernet ports (via SS -port thernet switches) sync data transfer or termserve ports (via S- devices) Sync data transfer ports (via S- devices) lexible Backplane onnectivity US Backplane (x0-pin amp) odel : ower odel 9: ower odel : ower ( S) H S

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10 he Best onnections in the Business lthough every effort is made to ensure accuracy, G cannot guaranty the information provided herein, nor is it responsible for typographical or reproduction errors. ll reference trademarks are the property of their respective companies. General ataomm, G, the G logo and Steadast Security are registered trademarks of General ataomm, nc. ll specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. General ataomm, nc., 0. ll rights reserved. 000-S-SB0 S