Characteristics
High access density: The MA5616 supports a maximum of 256 POTS users, 128 ADSL2+ users, 192 VDSL2 users, or 64FE users. The MA5616 supports 128 POTS users and 128 ADSL2+ users simultaneously by using a combo board.
Flexible configurations: Service boards are slot compatible and different types of ports can be configured flexibly, improving the actual configuration ratio and meeting different customer requirements.
Support for the combo board to improve the access density, reduce the space of the equipment room, and simplify cable routing complexity.
Support for the P2P optical access board (4GE+4FE) to provide high bandwidth for valued customers.
Support for 48-V backup power (lead-acid batteries and LiFePO4 batteries).
Operable IPTV services: Strong service switching capability, packet forwarding capability, and high integration (data exchange and user management) enable the MA5616 to have carrier-class multicast operation capability.
Perfect voice features, supporting basic services (voice service, fax service, and modem service) and supplementary services (three-way calling, call waiting, call transfer, calling line identification presentation, and calling number restriction).
Plug-and-play (PnP) service provisioning: The MA5616 allows remote issuing of configuration. A management channel and service channel are created after the MA5616 is powered on and registers successfully. Manual onsite configuration is not required.
Efficient management and maintenance: free of field software commissioning, remote acceptance, remote upgrade and patch installation, and remote fault location.
High reliability: The MA5616 supports the working temperature from -40℃ to 65℃, 6 kV lightning protection, and corrosion-proof design of boards.
Prudent security measures: The MA5616 meets security requirements of telecom services to ensure system and user security.
Environment-friendly and energy conservation: The MA5616 uses a highly effective power supply system to reduce system power consumption. It uses an intelligent fan system that adjusts the rotating speed to reduce power consumption when the system is idle. It uses high-performance chipset to reduce chipset power consumption. It uses POTS short-loop design to reduce port power consumption in short distances.
Future-oriented architecture design: The MA5616 provides corresponding service boards to quickly meet operators’ network and service requirements in the future without any modification.
Specifications
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Features |
CCUB control board |
CCUC control board |
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Dimensions (H×W×D) |
88.1mm × 442mm × 245mm |
88.1mm × 442mm × 245mm |
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Network-side port |
The MA5616 supports the following configurations: |
The MA5616 supports the following configurations: |
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User-side port |
The MA5616 provides four slots and the following 10 service boards: |
The MA5616 provides four slots and the following 13 service boards: |
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Operating temperature |
-40℃ to 65℃; startup at -25℃ |
-40℃ to 65℃; startup at -25℃ |
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Humidity |
5% to 95% (non-condensing) |
5% to 95% (non-condensing) |
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Heat dissipation mode |
Providing fans for heat dissipation. The rotating speed can be automatically adjusted. |
Providing fans for heat dissipation. The rotating speed can be automatically adjusted. |
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Power supply |
AC: 220 V/110 V |
AC: 220 V/110 V |
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Backup power |
Support for 48-V backup power Support for lead-acid batteries and LiFePO4 batteries |
Support for 48-V backup power Support for lead-acid batteries and LiFePO4 batteries |
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Weight |
4.8 kg (empty chassis) |
4.8 kg (empty chassis) |
Features
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Features |
CCUB control board |
CCUC control board |
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GPON |
ITU G.984-compliance |
ITU G.984-compliance |
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8 T-CONTs |
32 T-CONTs |
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128 GEM ports |
1000 GEM ports |
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Broadband |
4K VLANs, supporting QinQ and stacking VLANs |
4K VLANs, supporting QinQ and stacking VLANs |
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4K MAC addresses, supporting VMAC |
4K MAC addresses, supporting VMAC |
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VLAN switching |
VLAN switching |
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Conversion from PPPoA to PPPoE and from IPoA to IPoE |
Conversion from PPPoA to PPPoE and from IPoA to IPoE |
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802.1p, supporting PQ and WRR flow control, and ACL |
802.1p, supporting PQ and WRR flow control, and ACL |
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Voice |
SIP and H.248 |
SIP and H.248 |
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ISDN BRA port |
ISDN BRA port |
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POTS short-loop design |
POTS short-loop design |
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ADSL2+ |
Compliance with ITU-T G992.1 to G992.5, and T1.413 |
Compliance with ITU-T G992.1 to G992.5, and T1.413 |
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Annex M |
Annex M |
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ADSL2 + bonding (2-wire, 4-wire, 6-wire, or 8-wire) |
ADSL2 + bonding (2-wire, 4-wire, 6-wire, or 8-wire) |
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VDSL2 |
G993.2-compliance |
G993.2-compliance |
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8a, 8b, 8c, 8d, 12a, 12b, 17a, and 30a profiles |
8a, 8b, 8c, 8d, 12a, 12b, 17a, and 30a profiles |
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2-wire VDSL2 bonding |
2-wire VDSL2 bonding |
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SHDSL |
G991.2-compliance |
G991.2-compliance |
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G.SHDSL.Bis, supporting ATM and PTM |
G.SHDSL.Bis, supporting ATM and PTM |
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EFM bonding (2-wire, 4-wire, 6-wire, or 8-wire) |
EFM bonding (2-wire, 4-wire, 6-wire, or 8-wire) |
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Multicast |
IGMPv2 and IGMPv3 |
IGMPv2 and IGMPv3 |
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IGMP proxy and IGMP snooping |
IGMP proxy and IGMP snooping |
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A maximum of 1024 configurable multicast programs in the systemA maximum of 256 multicast usersA maximum of 16 concurrent multicast programs for each user |
A maximum of 1024 configurable multicast programs in the systemA maximum of 256 multicast usersA maximum of 16 concurrent multicast programs for each user |
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Security |
PPPoE + and DHCP option82 |
PPPoE + and DHCP option82 |
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Static and dynamic MAC address binding |
Static and dynamic MAC address binding |
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Anti-MAC and anti-IP spoofing; source MAC address and IP address filtering |
Anti-MAC and anti-IP spoofing; source MAC address and IP address filtering |
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Anti-DoS attack and firewall |
Anti-DoS attack and firewall |
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Maintenance and management |
SNMPv1, SNMPv2, and SNMPv3 |
SNMPv1, SNMPv2, and SNMPv3 |
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Telnet and SSHv2 |
Telnet and SSHv2 |
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Remote and batch pre-deployment |
Remote and batch pre-deployment |
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Remote upgrade and monitoring |
Remote upgrade and monitoring |
Deployment Scenarios
The MA5616 provides GPON and GE uplink ports and provides multiple services by supporting flexible board configurations. The MA5616 provides broadband, voice, and video services through ADSL2+/ VDSL2/FE boards, voices service through POTS boards, leased line services through SHDSL or P2P boards.
