XLR 5000 Ethernet First Mile Cardframe

Key Features/ Applications

Specifications

Data Sheet

XLR 5000 Ethernet First Mile G.SHDSLbis Cardframe

Front View

XLR5000 Ethernet Extender Front View

Rear View

XLR5000 Ethernet Extender Rear View

XLR 5000 Examples

XLR 5000 DSLAM LLU Example

XLR 5000 Ethernet Extender DSLAM LLU Example

XLR 5000 As Head End for Daisy Chain (Add/ Insert) network

XLR 560 60 Mbps Business Broadband – Local Loop Unbundling with Add Drop XLR 560’s

Application Examples Mid Band Ethernet

XLR 5000 Ethernet Extender Local Authority Network

Local Authority Network

XLR5000 Ethernet Extender - Application Examples Mid Band Ethernet

Key Features

Carrier Ethernet Access Over Copper of Fibre
EFMC up to 60Mbps (4 Pairs) using EFM Bonding (PAF)
EFMF up to 1Gbps
IEEE 802.ah Compliant
Low Delay, Jitter and packet loss for delay sensitive application
EFM OAM Support
QoS Features for guaranteed Ethernet service

Applications

Metro Ethernet Extension (E-Line, E-LAN Services)
Ethernet Demarcation Device (EDD) Application
Transparent LAN Service
Fast Internet Access
MDU / MTU Backhaul
Remote DSLAM Backhaul
Wireless (Mobile / Wi-Fi) Backhaul
Cost effective replacement for E1 / T1

Specifications

The Case XLR 5000 is a carrier class Multi-Service Access Platform that bridges the gap between legacy networks and the next generation communications networks providing support for both Fibre and Copper services.

XLR 5000 – EFM-based Multi-Service Access Platform (MSAP)
Based on Ethernet.The XLR 5000 is an Ethernet based Multi-Service Platform which allows cost effective migrationn from copper to fibre optic network infrastructures
Support for Copper and Fibre in a single platformThe XLR 5000 provides support for both copper and fibre in a single converged platform, with high speed ‘backhaul’ capabilities
DSLAM and Ethernet Demarcation DeviceThe XLR 5000 works with the Case Communications XLR 550 / 560 CPE series of 2-Base TL EFM DSL products as a Mini-DLSAM and can also work as a Smart Ethernet Demarcation Device, allowing carriers to provide a separation point between their WAN and their customers LAN, and provide monitoring of a customers network status.
ManagementThe Case Communications XLR 5000 supports IEEE 802.3ah and vendor specific standards based extended management features.The XLR 5000 Management Interface includes comprehensive command Line Interface (CLI), a user-friendly GUI-based Web Browser Interface, SNMP and Telnet.
Mechanical and PowerDimension(mm):483(W) x 245(D)x 175(H)
4 U Height
19″ Rack Mountable
6 Robust and removeable cooling fans
PowerDual A + B redundant power feed
Power Input -36 – -76Vdc
Max Power Consumption: 150 Watts
EnvironmentalOperating Temperature: 0C to +50C
Storage Temperature -400C – +850C
Relative Humidity: Up to 95%; non-condensing.
SystemSixteen Line Module Slots
One control and switching module
Two Gbps symmetric throughput per shelf.
Line Modules (Subscribers side)
EFMC 2 / 4: 2 Base-TL ModuleExtended G.SHDSL, G.SHDSLbis
EFM Bonding (EFM 802.3ah PAF)
Connector Type: 50 Pin Telco (rear)
EFMC2: 22.8Mbps over 2 pairs
EFMC 4: 45Mbps over 4 pairs
EFMX: Fibre optic EFM ModuleConnector: SC Type
100 Base FX
Line Modules (Network side)
CSM: Control and Switching ModuleOne 10/100/1000 Base T Ethernet Port Rj45
One 100 Base FX or 1000Base X (GigE) SFP
Management Interface Serial Interface: RS 232 (Rj45)
Web Browser (HTTP)
SNMP
Telnet (Ethernet port, InBand VLAN Management)
EFM (IEEE 802.3ah) OAM
Proprietary RCMP (Remote Control & Management Protocol)
Front Panel IndicatorsLine Module: Link Status, Activity
Management / Uplink card: Link, Activity, FAN Status
VLAN SupportPort-Based & Tag based (802.1Q)
Up to 4096 VLANS
Double Tagging (Q-in-Q)
Priority Remapping
Quality of Service SupportRate Control
Egress Traffic Shaping
Classification based on port / 802.1p / DSCP
4 Priority Queues
Strict Priority
Simple WFQ
Production and RegulatoryISO 90001 Quality management
ISO 140001 Environmental management
CE Approval
VCCI Approval
XLR5000 Cardframe Data Sheet
XLR 5000 Installation Manual (1 download )
For more information please contact Case Communications