XtendLan XL-FMUX4E1T User manual

XL-FMUX4E1T
XL-FMUX4E1
4-E1 over fiber cable
PDH Fiber Optic Multiplexer
User’s Manual

Contents
1FOREWORD..................................................................................................................................................................3
2DESCRIPTION..............................................................................................................................................................3
3FEATURES & HIGHLIGHTS.....................................................................................................................................3
4SPECIFICATION..........................................................................................................................................................4
5FORM OF THE EQUIPMENT....................................................................................................................................4
5.1FRONT PANEL ...........................................................................................................................................................4
5.1.1Front panel of XL-FMUX4E1T............................................................................................................................4
5.1.2Front panel of XL-FMUX4E1..............................................................................................................................6
5.2REAR PANEL .............................................................................................................................................................2
5.2.1Rear panel of XL-FMUX4E1T.............................................................................................................................2
5.2.2Rear panel of XL-FMUX4E1...............................................................................................................................3
6INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE...................................................................................................................4
6.1UNPACKING ..............................................................................................................................................................4
6.2INSTALLATION ..........................................................................................................................................................4
6.3NOTICES FOR INSTALLATION.....................................................................................................................................4
7START EQUIPMENT...................................................................................................................................................5
8FAULT TREATMENT ..................................................................................................................................................6

1 Foreword
XL-FMUX optic multiplexers are the medium and low-capacity PDH optic transferring and access
equipments developed and manufactured independently by XtendLan, which apply the latest technology
and professional super-sized programmable integrate circuit, and provide multiplexing and de-multiplexing
and optic-electric transferring of E1/4E1/8E1/16E1 digital signals. The rich bit overhead provides not only
various capacities of main channel business transferring, such as E1/G.703 interface, V.35 based on
2048kbit/s and 10/100Base-T interface, but also RS232 low rate data channel, office communication
channel and network administrative channel.
XL-FMUX optic multiplexers have the remote looping function of 2M tributary, facilitating the test and
fault positioning. They have perfect fault self-diagnosing function, provide optic transferring link alarm,
2Mbit/s tributary alarm and sound alarm.
The equipment uses 1B1H line coding, and supports dual-fiber bi-directional mode and signal-fiber
bi-directional mode. Several types are available to meet different requirements. The equipment is suitable
for point to point optic transferring line, able to provide public and special networks with high-quality, flexible
and reliable optic transferring digital line.
The multiplexer is high in integration, strong in reliability, low in power consumption, small in size and
overall in function. Even in severe environment, the equipment is still stable. The whole equipment requires
no adjustment during installation. It is convenient in use and simple in maintenance.
2 Description
XL-FMUX4E1T / XL-FMUX4E1 is a high-performance optic transferring equipment with special chip,
providing the multiplexing and de-multiplexing of 4E1 data signals and conversion of optic and electric, and
realizing long distance data transferring. The main channel has 4 E1/G.703 interfaces. Meanwhile, it also
provides one two channels of 10/100Base-Tx. One channel of office communication uses the two ordinary
phone lines to communicate the office business between stations.
The equipment uses special line code with a transferring speed of 125Mbit/s, and supports dual-fiber
and single-fiber, meeting different requirements and increasing the utilization of optic fiber.
XL-FMUX4E1T / XL-FMUX4E1T optic multiplexers are high in integration, strong in reliability, low in
power consumption, small in size and overall in function, suitable for point to point optic transferring line,
and able to provide public and special networks with high-quality, flexible and reliable optic transferring
digital line. They are the optimal choice for such network operators as China Telecom and China Mobile,
and the special networks for electric power, public security, oil and other industries.
3 Features & Highlights
•According with ITU-T G.703, G.704, G.823 recommendations, could be connected to various
digital transition equipments.
•Simple in installation and high in reliability
•Full speed Ethernet 100Mbps supported. 2 RJ-45 ports share the 100Mbps bandwidth. (only
XL-FMUX4E1T)
•Complete device bandwidth is 108Mbps (4x 2Mbps + 1x 100Mbps)

•The standard transmission distance is 50Km, the maximum can up to 120Km.
•Provides audible and visual alarm, all the operations can be completed by DIP switch on the
front panel.
•Supports 2M tributaries loop back of the local equipment and remote.
•E1 interfaces adopts digital timing recovery circuit and digital flat phase-lock circuit
•Supports single-fiber bi-directional transmission.
•Two power supply modes: -48VDC and 220VAC. (Optional)
•Size: 440 (width) × 220 (depth) × 44.5 mm (height)
4 Specification
Model: XL-FMUX4E1T
E1 interface specifications
•Date Rate: 2.048Mbps
•Line Coding: HDB3
•Physical Connector: Balanced: RJ-45; Unbalanced: BNC
•Impedance: 75unbalanced or 120balanced
•Electrical interface: compliant with ITU-T G.703
•Jitter transfer: compliant with ITU-T G.742
•Jitter tolerance: compliant with ITU-T G. 823
Fiber Optic Interface specifications
•Fiber connector: SC (SC/PC)
•Fiber type: WDM, 1310nm/1550nm, single fiber core
•Interface Rate: 155Mbps
•Transmitter type: LED or Laser (long haul)
•Transmission range: 26dB optical margin, recommended for 50km application on single mode
fiber. (RX sensitivity -36dBm, TX power output -10dBm @ fiber 9/125mm)
Other specifications
•Hot-line connector: RJ-11
•Indicators: PWR, RMA, RNL, LFA, BER, CH1-CH4, LINK, FDX, BT
•Button: CALL
•Configuration: One 10-position DIP switches for setting local or remote loop back
•Power: 110~220VAC
•Power Consumption: <15W
•Temperature: 0-50°C/32-122°F
•Humidity: UP to 90%, non-condensing
•Dimension: 9.6”Lx 7.8’’W x 1.8’’H
•Net Weight: 2kg
5 Form of the equipment
5.1 Front Panel
5.1.1 Front panel of XL-FMUX4E1T
LEDs:
LED Indicators Color Status Description
PWR Green ON Indicator for power supply.
RAD Red ON Remote alarm indicator

LOS Red ON Loss of optical signal.
LOF Red ON Loss of frame
BER Red ON Bit error in 2M lines
CH1-CH4 Green ON
E1 channels indicator. Green means All the
2M tributaries are working normally
LINK1 Green ON/OFF
Ethernet rate indicator. ON means 100M on
the TP1. OFF means 10M
LINK2 Green ON
Ethernet rate indicator. ON means 100M on
the TP2. OFF means 10M
FDX1 Green ON/OFF
ON means TP1 under Full Duplex Mode,
OFF means Half Duplex mode
FDX2 Green ON/OFF
ON means TP2 under Full Duplex Mode,
OFF means Half Duplex mode
BT1 Green ON/FLASH ON means no data on the TP1, Flash means
transmit or receive data.
BT2 Green ON/FLASH ON means no data on the TP2, Flash means
transmit or receive data.
DIP Switches and Buttons
Item Description
CALL Push down to make a call with remote side
PWR ON means power on,OFF means power off
DIP switches Description
SW1
SW1
1 ON means to loop back from remote 1st E1 tributary
2 ON means to loop back from remote 2nd E1 tributary
3 ON means to loop back from remote 3rd E1 tributary
4 ON means to loop back from remote 4th E1 tributary
5 NA
6 NA
7 NA
8 NA
9 OFF means loop back from remote side, ON means loop back from
local side
10 ON means bell cut
PHONE RJ-11, engineer order wire

5.1.2 Front panel of XL-FMUX4E1
Description of the LED Indicators
LED Color Status
On Off
POWER Green Power supply is normal. Power supply is disconnected.
CALL Yellow A call from remote terminal No call
LOS Red Loss of optical signal on the terminal No fault
LOF
Red Loss of frame synchronization
signal on the terminal No fault
RAD Yellow Alarm of remote terminal No fault
CH1 Red Loss of 1st
2M tributary input signal No fault
CH2 Red Loss of 2nd
2M tributary input signal No fault
CH3 Red Loss of 3rd 2M tributary input signal No fault
CH4 Red Loss of 4th
2M tributary input signal No fault


Descriptions of DIP Switches
Switch S
t
atus Function
DIP SW1-1
ON/OFF
First E1channel loop-back control switch. When it is set ON, the first 2M bit/s
data stream of remote terminal will loop-back to local terminal.
When the equipment is operating in normal, it is at OFF.
DIP SW1-2
ON/OFF
Second E1channel loop-back control switch. When it is set ON, the first 2M
bit/s data stream of remote terminal will loop-back to local terminal. When
the equipment is operating in normal, it is at OFF.
DIP SW1-3
ON/OFF
Third E1channel loop-back control switch. When it is set ON, the first 2M
bit/s data stream of remote terminal will loop-back to local terminal. When
the equipment is operating in normal, it is at OFF.
DIP SW1-4
ON/OFF
Fourth E1channel loop-back control switch. When it is set ON, the first 2M
bit/s data stream of remote terminal will loop-back to local terminal. When
the equipment is operating in normal, it is at OFF.
DIP SW1-5
ON/OFF
It switches the alarm display of first E1 channel. When it is set ON, the LED
CH1 will indicate the loss of E1 input signal. When it is set OFF, the LED
CH1 will be shut off, and doesn’t
Indicate the loss of E1 input signal even if the tributary occurs alarm. When
the equipment is operating in normal, it is at OFF.
DIP SW1-6
ON/OFF
It switches the alarm display of second E1 channel. When it is set ON, the
LED CH2 will indicate the loss of E1 input signal. When it is set OFF, the
LED CH2 will be shut off, and doesn’t
Indicate the loss of E1 input signal even if the tributary occurs alarm. When
the equipment is operating in normal, it is at OFF.
DIP SW1-7
ON/OFF
It switches the alarm display of third E1 channel. When it is set ON, the LED
CH3 will indicate the loss of E1 input signal. When it is set OFF, the LED
CH3 will be shut off, and doesn’t
Indicate the loss of E1 input signal even if the tributary occurs alarm. When
the equipment is operating in normal, it is at OFF.

DIP SW1-8
ON/OFF
It switches the alarm display of fourth E1 channel. When it is set ON, the
LED CH4 will indicate the loss of E1 input signal. When it is set OFF, the
LED CH4 will be shut off, and doesn’t
Indicate the loss of E1 input signal even if the tributary occurs alarm. When
the e
q
ui
p
ment is o
p
eratin
g
in normal
,
it is at OF
F
.
RALARM
LOCAL
(UP)
The LEDs indicate alarm of local terminal.
REMOTE
(DOWN)
The LEDs indicate alarm of remote terminal. In this situation, the LEDs of
local terminal will indicate alarms the same as remote terminal. When the
terminal is operating in normal, it is at LOCAL (UP) position.
MUTE
ON (UP) Buzzer works normal. Buzzer will sound when the terminal occur
s
alarm. When the terminal is operating in normal, it is at ON (UP) position.
OFF
(DOWN)
Buzzer will be shut off even if there is any alarm.
CALL
OFF
(UP)/
ON
(DOWN)
When it is in ON (DOWN) position, the terminal will send a signal to remote
terminal, and remote terminal will ring to indicate a call from opposite. When
the switch of remote terminal is set to ON, the ring will stop and operators
can talk each other by 4-wire handset.
POWER OFF
T
urn o
f
f the powe
r
SWITCH ON
T
urn on the
p
owe
r
PHONE RJ-11 connector uses to connect a 4-wire handset to provide
communication service.
Loop back status
Loc a l loo p b a c k Rem ote loop b a c k
E1 s E1 s
E1 s E1 s
Fibercable

5.2 Rear panel
5.2.1 RearpanelofXL-FMUX4E1T
Interface Description
Interface Type Description
TP1,TP2 Supports 10/100M, full duplex, half duplex, auto negotiation, RJ-45
interface, Bandwidth:100M
Console It is available for manufacturer only
E1 75Unbalanced E1 tributaries
E1 120Balanced E1 tributaries
Balance E1 interface definition:
RJ-45 Pinout Signal Description
1 TX- Transmit output, Negative
2 TX+ Transmit output, Positive
3 S1 Transmit Ground
4 RX- Receive input, Negative
5 RX+ Receive input, Positive
6 S2 Receive Ground
TP1, TP2 interface definition:
RJ-45 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Function TX+ TX- RX+ NC NC RX- NC NC

5.2.2 RearpanelofXL-FMUX4E1
Connection Descriptions
2M Connector BNC/75Unbalance or RJ-45/120Balance
Optical Transmitting TX
Optical Receiving RX
Power Supply
Ty p e
DC+24V +18VDC~+36 VDC, two-pin parallel receptacle
DC-48V -36 VDC~72 VDC, two-pin parallel receptacle
AC220V 165~265VAC@50~60Hz, clover leaf 3-prong receptacle
Power supply:
For a model with AC power supply, AC power (165~265VAC) is supplied to the XL-FMUX4E1
through
a becoming standard clover leaf 3-prong receptacle, located on the rear of the unit. The XL-FMUX4E1
should always be grounded through the protective earth lead of the power cable in AC installations.
For a model with DC power supply, DC +24V (18~36VDC) or DC -48V (36~72VDC) is connected
to the detachable terminal block. Please take extra caution to observe the proper polarity of the DC
when wiring the connector. The XL-FMUX4E1 should always be grounded through the protective
earth lead via the frame ground connection for DC installations.
.
Hot-line phone:
4-wire handset interface detail is shown below:
Interface Microphone Earphone
RJ-11 2
(
+
)
3
(
-
)
1
(
+
)
4
(
-
)
Fiber optic connector:
The standard interface is FC, TX means output, RX means input.
E1 interface:
Unbalance interface: BNC connector, OUT means transmit, IN means
receive. Balance interface: RJ-45 connector, the definition is shown below:
Pin
1
23456
78
Function
NC
TX+ Tx- NC NC RX+
RX- NC-
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Note: NC means “ No connection”

6 Installation and maintenance
6.1 Unpacking
After the equipment arrives, unpack and check it before installation. Items to be checked are as
follows:
● The external package is in good condition or not. If it is damaged seriously, please contact our
after-sale service department immediately for solving.
● Based on the package list, verify the items one by one. If there is any serious damage on the
surface or any accessories missed, please contact the installation person or directly contact our
after-sale service department.
● Please check carefully whether the equipment type and quantity are in conformity with what you
ordered.
● Check the power supply mode.
6.2 Installation
● Fix the equipment on the 19” rack-mount.
● According to the manual, connect power supply with the power cable. Pay attention to the
power polarity.
● According to actual situation, make and connect relevant cable (2M, RS-232). Do not connect
the TX and RX optic cables wrongly.
● Connect the TX and RX optical fibers (or patch cords) to the optical RX and TX connectors in
the equipment. Do not connect the TX and RX fibers wrongly. Check whether the fiber head is
clean or not. Insert the optical fiber (or patch cords) and make sure the connection is good. (The
bending radius of optical fiber must 50mm.)
● Use a multimeter to check the power polarity and voltage is in conformity with equipment
requirements or not. This is especially recommended for 48V power supply version.
● After all installation and check, turn on the power supply switch.
● Check whether the equipment indicator light is the same as the actual situation (Refer to
relevant chapters in the manual.).
Note: When install single fiber Optic Multiplexers, you must ensure they are same TX and RX
wavelength, for example: TX:1550nm, RX:1310nm must match with TX:1310nm, RX:1550nm
6.3 Notices for Installation
1) Avoid strong vibration and mechanical damage during transportation and installation.
2) Place the optical fibers reasonable. The bending radius of optical fiber must 50mm.
3) Check whether the voltage and polarity is in conformity with the marks on the rear panel before
supplying power. Otherwise, it may cause permanent damage to the equipment.
4) The optical fiber connector cannot be contaminated. Clean the fiber head with alcohol before use.
Otherwise, it may affect the transmission distance. If the optical fiber connector is connected
wrongly, it may cause more power consumption. Adjust the connector according to the actual
situation.

5) The installation position shall be easy for persons to access and transport equipment.
6) The ambient environment shall be dry, clean and good in ventilation.
7 Start Equipment
Turn the power supply switch to ON.
After supplying power, check and verify relevant indicators and alarms according to the manual.
Caution:Please turn power supply off and contact with our after-service engineer once you find
any error。

8 Fault Treatment
Before leaving factory, the equipment has been adjusted to optimal status, and all the functional
interfaces are all in the front and rear panel. Except our technicians, no one shall open the unit shell
freely. When the equipment has fault, use the stand-alone self-loop-back function to decide the fault
scope and contact us immediately.
The table below lists the common faults and alarms, the possible causes for alarms and solution, only
for reference.
Equipment Alarms and Corresponding Treatment
No Alarm Possible
Causes Treatment
1
Primary
Alarm
POWER is
on.
Cannot supply
power.
The power supply is not connected well. The
polarities are reversed.
2 Red LOS
light is on.
Cannot
receive optical
signal.
The optical fiber link is not through. There is on
optical light from the opposite end.
3 Red LOF
light is on.
Cannot
receive
normal frame
signal.
The receiving is not stable. Check the optical link
and equipment.
5
Secondary
Alarm
Red RAD
light is on.
The opposite
end alarms. Check the opposite end.
6 CH# alarm
Cannot
receive 2M
signals.
Check the quality of fiber cable. The TX and RX
fibers are connected in reverse or not.
7 Sound
alarm
The local end
alarms.
You may screen the equipment when handling
fault.
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