MD02A

Contents
3.2.2.4 MD02A
3.2.2.4.1 Board Naming Conventions
3.2.2.4.2 Version Description
3.2.2.4.3 Application Overview
3.2.2.4.4 Application Scenario in Line Mode
3.2.2.4.4.1 Line-Side 200G Mode (Port L2 for Services from Ports C13 to C16)
3.2.2.4.4.1.1 Application Scenario
3.2.2.4.4.1.2 Logical Ports
3.2.2.4.4.2 Line-Side 200G Mode (Port L1 for Services from Ports C13 to C16)
3.2.2.4.4.2.1 Application Scenario
3.2.2.4.4.2.2 Logical Ports
3.2.2.4.4.3 Line-Side 100G Mode (Services Received Through Ports C13 to C16 Are Output by the
Line-Side Port L2)
3.2.2.4.4.3.1 Application Scenario
3.2.2.4.4.3.2 Logical Ports
3.2.2.4.4.4 Line-Side 100G Mode (Services Received Through Ports C13 to C16 Are Output by the
Line-Side Port L1)
3.2.2.4.4.4.1 Application Scenario
3.2.2.4.4.4.2 Logical Ports
3.2.2.4.5 Application Scenario in Relay Mode
3.2.2.4.6 Functions and Features
3.2.2.4.7 Front Panel
3.2.2.4.8 Valid Slot
3.2.2.4.9 Physical Ports
3.2.2.4.10 Specifications

3.2.2.4 MD02A
MD02A is an optical transponder unit (OTU) board. It performs mutual conversion between 8G
to 100G Any services and OTU4/OTUC2 signals.

 Board Naming Conventions

This topic describes the naming conventions of OTU boards.

 Version Description
This topic describes the device mapping relationship, board type, and RTU of the MD02A board.

 Application Overview
MD02A is an optical transponder unit (OTU) board. It performs mutual conversion between
optical signals received from the client side and OTU4/OTUC2 signals.
  Application Scenario in Line Mode
Different port modes on the WDM side are applicable to different application scenarios.

 Application Scenario in Relay Mode

In relay mode, electrical regeneration of OTU4/OTUC2 signals can be implemented.

 Functions and Features

 Front Panel
This topic describes the appearance, indicators, and ports of a board.

 Valid Slot
The MD02A board occupies two slots.

 Mapping Between Physical Ports on the Board and Port Numbers on the NMS
This topic provides the reference information about the board configuration on the NMS.

 MD02A Specifications
The technical specifications include the specifications of the optical module, mechanical
specifications, and power consumption.

Parent topic: Board

3.2.2.4.1 Board Naming Conventions

This topic describes the naming conventions of OTU boards.
Figure 1 Naming conventions

Parent topic: MD02A

3.2.2.4.2 Version Description

This topic describes the device mapping relationship, board type, and RTU of the MD02A board.
Device Mapping Relationship

This topic lists all supported boards. For details about available boards, refer to the released PCNs. You can contact
Huawei's product managers in representative offices.

Table 1 Mapping relationship between the MD02A board and the equipment

Board Start Version

TMN1MD02AT27 V100R019C10

TMN2MD02AT29 V100R019C10

TMN2MD02AT29-R1 V100R019C10

TMN2MD02AU29 V100R019C10

TMN2MD02AU29-R1 V100R019C10

RTU

Name Description Remarks

RTU-LNSDLRTU13 Line capacity RTU (per 100G) By default, the WDM-side port
per port on Huawei OptiXtrans capacity of the MD02A board is
DC908 2 x 100G. After RTUs are
configured, the capacity of each
RTU can be expanded to 100G.

The TMN2MD02AT29, TMN2MD02AT29-R1, TMN2MD02AU29, and TMN2MD02AU29-R1 boards support the

RTU function.

Parent topic: MD02A

3.2.2.4.3 Application Overview

MD02A is an optical transponder unit (OTU) board. It performs mutual conversion between
optical signals received from the client side and OTU4/OTUC2 signals.
MD02A is an optical transponder unit (OTU) board. This board supports access of multiple types
of services such as Ethernet, OTN, SAN, and SDH services on the client side and output of
 OTU4/OTUC2 optical signals on the WDM side. Table 1 describes the client side and WDM side
of the MD02A board.

Table 1 Description of the MD02A board

MD02A Description

Client side The following lists the types of services received through client-side optical ports:
Ethernet services: 10GE LAN, 10GE WAN, 25GE, 40GE, and 100GE
OTN services: OTU2, OTU2e, and OTU4
SDH/SONET service: STM-64/OC-192
SAN services: FC800, FICON8G, FC1200, FC1600, and FC3200

NOTE:
STM-64, OC-192, and 10GE WAN services are automatically identified as STM-64
services. FC800/FICON8G services are identified as FC800 services.

WDM side As a programmable OTU board, the MD02A board provides functions that
flexibly change with the port working mode. The WDM-side port of the MD02A
board can be set to work in the following modes as required:
 100G_QPSK
 100G_wDCM_QPSK
 200G_16QAM
 Common mode
 Single-span OA-free mode: This mode is applicable to scenarios where no
OA board is configured and the point-to-point loss is less than 21.5 dB (the
fiber insertion loss coefficient is 0.36 dB/km).
 200G_16QAM-H
 200G_e16QAM (default)

NOTE:
The WDM-side optical power of the TMN1MD02AT27, TMN2MD02AT29, and
TMN2MD02AT29-R1 boards is tunable.

In addition, two modes support Application Scenario in Line Mode and Application
Scenario in Relay Mode respectively.

Parent topic: MD02A

3.2.2.4.4 Application Scenario in Line Mode

Different port modes on the WDM side are applicable to different application scenarios.

 In this scenario, Board Working Mode must be set to Line mode.

 The L1 and L2 ports on the line side are independent of each other and can be set to different line-side modes.
  By default, the services received by ports C1, C2, and C5 to C12 are output through the line-side port L1, and
the services received by ports C3, C4, and C13 to C16 are output through the line-side port L2.
 You need to manually configure the line-side port L1 preferentially for the services received by ports C13 to C16
when:
 Only the fixed-side optical module L1 outputs signals on the line side.
 Small-granularity services from C5 to C16 need to be encapsulated together.
 In manual configuration mode, when the output port needs to be changed for services received by ports C13 to
C16, the original client-side port mode and service type need to be set to None.

 Line-Side 200G Mode (Port L2 for Services from Ports C13 to C16)
This topic describes the application scenarios and logical ports when the WDM-side port works
in 200G mode and the services received by ports C13 to C16 are output through port L2 by
default.

 Line-Side 200G Mode (Port L1 for Services from Ports C13 to C16)
This topic describes the application scenarios and logical ports when the WDM-side port works
in 200G mode and the services received by ports C13 to C16 are manually set to output through
port L1.

 Line-Side 100G Mode (Services Received Through Ports C13 to C16 Are Output by the Line-Side Port L2)
This topic describes the application scenarios and logical ports when the WDM-side port works
in 100G mode and the services received by the C13 to C16 ports are encapsulated using OP2 and
output by the line-side port L2 by default.

 Line-Side 100G Mode (Services Received Through Ports C13 to C16 Are Output by the Line-Side Port L1)
This topic describes the application scenarios and logical ports when the WDM-side port works
in 100G mode and the services received by the C13 to C16 ports are encapsulated using OP1 and
output through the line-side port L1.

Parent topic: MD02A

3.2.2.4.4.1 Line-Side 200G Mode (Port L2 for

Services from Ports C13 to C16)
This topic describes the application scenarios and logical ports when the WDM-side port works
in 200G mode and the services received by ports C13 to C16 are output through port L2 by
default.

 Application Scenario

 Logical Ports

Parent topic: Application Scenario in Line Mode

3.2.2.4.4.1.1 Application Scenario

As shown in Figure 1, when the WDM-side port works in
200G_16QAM/200G_e16QAM/200G_16QAM-H mode, the board can perform mutual
conversion between two OTUC2 signals and optical signals with a total rate not exceeding 400G
on the client side.
Figure 1 Service mapping path

When the port works in 200G_16QAM/200G_e16QAM/200G_16QAM-H mode, the service

mapping paths are as follows:
 OTU4 <-> ODU4 <-> ODUC2 <-> OTUC2
 100GE <-> ODU4 (bit transparent mapping) <-> ODUC2 <-> OTUC2 (default mode)
 100GE <-> ODU4 (MAC transparent mapping) <-> ODUC2 <-> OTUC2
 ODU2(e) <-> ODU2(e) <-> ODU4 <-> ODUC2 <-> OTUC2
 25GE <-> ODUflex (MAC transparent mapping (GFP-F)) <-> ODU4 <->ODUC2 <->
OTUC2 (default mode)
 25GE <-> ODUflex (bit transparent mapping (BMP)) <-> ODU4 <->ODUC2 <-> OTUC2
 40GE <-> ODU3 (TTT+GMP) <-> ODU4 <-> ODUC2 <-> OTUC2
 10GE LAN <-> ODU2e (bit transparent mapping, 11.1G) <-> ODU4 <->ODUC2 <->
OTUC2 (default mode) when independent 10GE (SFP+) services are received
 10GE LAN <-> ODU2 (MAC transparent mapping, 10.7G) <-> ODU4 <->ODUC2 <->
OTUC2 when independent 10GE (SFP+) services are received
 10GE LAN <-> ODU2e (bit transparent mapping (IMP + BMP)) <-> ODU4 <->ODUC2 <->
OTUC2 (default mode) when 4 x 10GE (QSFP+) or 8 x 10GE (QSFP-DD) services are
received
 10GE LAN<->ODU2e (ODU2 (MAC transparent mapping)) <-> ODU4 <->ODUC2 <->
OTUC2 when 4 x 10GE (QSFP+) or 8 x 10GE (QSFP-DD) services are received
 When the C1 port receives 4 x 10GE (QSFP+) services, only MAC transparent mapping is supported.

 STM-64/OC192/10GE WAN <-> ODU2 (synchronous mapping) <-> ODU4 <->ODUC2 <->
OTUC2 (default mode)
 STM-64/OC192/10GE WAN <-> ODU2 (asynchronous mapping) <-> ODU4 <->ODUC2 <-
> OTUC2
 FC800/FICON8G/FC1600/FC3200 <-> ODUflex (BMP) <-> ODU4 <-> ODUC2 <->
OTUC2
 FC1200 <-> ODU2e (TTT+GMP) <-> ODU4 <-> ODUC2 <-> OTUC2
 FC800/FICON8G/FC1600/FC3200 <-> ODUflex (BMP) <-> ODU4 <-> ODUC2 <->
OTUC2
 FC800/FC1200/FC1600/FC3200 (trunk binding) <-> ODUflex (GMP) <-> ODU4 <->
ODUC2 <-> OTUC2

When the WDM-side port of the MD02A board works in 200G_16QAM/200G_e16QAM/200G_16QAM-H mode,
the restrictions on the ports for receiving services are as follows:
 A maximum of four independent FC3200 services can be received through ports C5 to C12.
 A maximum of ten 25GE services can be received through ports C5 to C16.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2 and C7 to C8 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 and C13 to C14 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C4 and C15 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 A maximum of three independent FC3200 services can be received or one FC3200 trunk-2 service can be
configured on ports C5 to C6 and C9 to C12.
 When FC services are bound into a trunk, the service bandwidth is calculated on the first port and the service
configuration is also configured on the first port. The port combinations are as follows:
 Trunk-2: C5 to C6, C7 to C8, C9 to C10, C11 to C12, C13 to C14, and C15 to C16
 Trunk-4: C5 to C8, C9 to C12, and C13 to C16
 Trunk-8: C5 to C12

Parent topic: Line-Side 200G Mode (Port L2 for Services from Ports C13 to C16)

3.2.2.4.4.1.2 Logical Ports

Client Side: 100GE/OTU4 Services; WDM Side: 200G Mode
 Figure 1 100GE/OTU4 services on the client side and 200G mode on the WDM side

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2 and C7 to C8 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 and C13 to C14 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C4 and C15 to C16 does not exceed 100G.

Client Side: 40GE Services; WDM Side: 200G Mode

Figure 2 40GE services on the client side and 200G mode on the WDM side
  The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2 and C7 to C8 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 and C13 to C14 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C4 and C15 to C16 does not exceed 100G.

Client Side: 8 x 10GE/4 x 10GE Services; WDM Side: 200G Mode

Figure 3 8 x 10GE/4 x 10GE services on the client side and 200G mode on the WDM side

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2 and C7 to C8 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 and C13 to C14 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C4 and C15 to C16 does not exceed 100G.

Client Side: 25GE Services; WDM Side: 200G Mode

 Figure 4 25GE services on the client side and 200G mode on the WDM side

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2 and C7 to C8 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 and C13 to C14 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C4 and C15 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 A maximum of ten 25GE services can be received through ports C5 to C16.

Client Side: OTU2(e)/10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-64 Services; WDM Side: 200G

Mode
Figure 5 OTU2(e)/10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-64 services on the client side and 200G mode on the
WDM side
  The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2 and C7 to C8 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 and C13 to C14 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C4 and C15 to C16 does not exceed 100G.

Client Side: FC800/FICON8G/FC1600/FC3200 Non-Trunk Services; WDM Side:

200G Mode
Figure 6 FC800/FICON8G/FC1600/FC3200 non-trunk services on the client side and 200G mode on the
WDM side

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2 and C7 to C8 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 and C13 to C14 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C4 and C15 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 A maximum of four independent FC3200 services can be received through ports C5 to C12.

Client Side: FC800/FC1200/FC1600/FC3200 Trunk Services; WDM Side: 200G

Mode
Figure 7 FC800/FC1200/FC1600/FC3200 trunk-2 services on the client side and 200G mode on the
WDM side

Figure 8 FC800/FC1200/FC1600 trunk-4 services on the client side and 200G mode on the WDM side

Figure 9 FC800/FC1200/FC1600 trunk-8 services on the client side and 200G mode on the WDM side
  The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2 and C7 to C8 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 and C13 to C14 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C4 and C15 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 When FC services are bound into a trunk, the service bandwidth is calculated on the first port and the service
configuration is also configured on the first port. The port combinations are as follows:
 Trunk-2: C5 to C6, C7 to C8, C9 to C10, C11 to C12, C13 to C14, and C15 to C16
 Trunk-4: C5 to C8, C9 to C12, and C13 to C16
 Trunk-8: C5 to C12

Parent topic: Line-Side 200G Mode (Port L2 for Services from Ports C13 to C16)

3.2.2.4.4.2 Line-Side 200G Mode (Port L1 for

Services from Ports C13 to C16)
This topic describes the application scenarios and logical ports when the WDM-side port works
in 200G mode and the services received by ports C13 to C16 are manually set to output through
port L1.

 Application Scenario

 Logical Ports

Parent topic: Application Scenario in Line Mode

3.2.2.4.4.2.1 Application Scenario

As shown in Figure 1 in Figure 2, when the WDM-side port works in
200G_16QAM/200G_e16QAM/200G_16QAM-H mode and services received by ports C13 to
C16 are output through port L1, one OTUC2 signal and optical signals with a total rate not
exceeding 200GE received by client-side ports C1, C2, and C5 to C16 can be mutually
converted.
Figure 1 Service mapping path (ODU4-1 service-layer channel for ports C13 to C16)

Figure 2 Service mapping path (ODU4-2 service-layer channel for ports C13 to C16)

When the port works in 200G_16QAM/200G_e16QAM/200G_16QAM-H mode, the service

mapping paths are as follows:
 OTU4 <-> ODU4 <-> ODUC2 <-> OTUC2
 ODU2(e) <-> ODU2(e) <-> ODU4 <-> ODUC2 <-> OTUC2
 100GE <-> ODU4 (bit transparent mapping/MAC transparent mapping) <-> ODUC2 <->
OTUC2 (default bit transparent mapping)
 40GE <-> ODU3 (TTT+GMP) <-> ODU4 <-> ODUC2 <-> OTUC2
 25GE <-> ODUflex (BMP/GFP-F) <-> ODU4 <->ODUC2 <-> OTUC2 (BMP by default)
 10GE LAN <-> ODU2 (MAC transparent mapping)/ODU2e (bit transparent mapping) <->
ODU4 <-> ODUC2 <-> OTUC2
 STM-64/OC192/10GE WAN <-> ODU2 (BMP) <-> ODU4 <-> ODUC2 <-> OTUC2
  FC1200 <-> ODU2e (TTT+GMP) <-> ODU4 <-> ODUC2 <-> OTUC2
 FC800/FICON8G/FC1600/FC3200 <-> ODUflex (BMP) <-> ODU4 <-> ODUC2 <->
OTUC2
 FC800/FC1200/FC1600/FC3200 (trunk binding) <-> ODUflex (GMP) <-> ODU4 <->
ODUC2 <-> OTUC2

When the WDM-side port mode of the MD02A board is 200G_16QAM/200G_e16QAM/200G_16QAM-H and
services received by ports C13 to C16 are output through port L1, the MD02A board maps the received service
signals. The restrictions on the ports that receive services are as follows:
 When the ODU4 service-layer channel of ports C13 to C16 is ODU4-1:
 A maximum of four independent FC3200 services can be received through ports C5 to C12.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 200G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2 and C7 to C8 does not exceed 100G.
 4 x 10GE services received through port C1 and 10GE/FC1200 (non-trunk)/STM-64/OTU2(e) services
received through ports C13 to C16 are mutually exclusive.
 8 x 10GE services received through port C2 and 10GE WAN/FC1200 (non-trunk)/STM-64/OTU2 (e)
services received through ports C13 to C16 are mutually exclusive.
 When FC services are bound into a trunk, the service bandwidth is calculated on the first port and the service
configuration is also configured on the first port. The port combinations are as follows:
 Trunk-2: C5 to C6, C7 to C8, C9 to C10, C11 to C12, C13 to C14, and C15 to C16
 Trunk-4: C5 to C8, C9 to C12, and C13 to C16
 Trunk-8: C5 to C12
 When the ODU4 service-layer channel of ports C13 to C16 is ODU4-2:
 A maximum of four independent FC3200 services can be received through ports C5 to C12.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 200G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2, C7 to C8, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 8 x 10GE services received through port C2 and 10GE WAN/FC1200 (non-trunk)/STM-64/OTU2 (e)
services received through ports C13 to C16 are mutually exclusive.
 When FC services are bound into a trunk, the service bandwidth is calculated on the first port and the service
configuration is also configured on the first port. The port combinations are as follows:
 Trunk-2: C5 to C6, C7 to C8, C9 to C10, C11 to C12, C13 to C14, and C15 to C16
 Trunk-4: C5 to C8, C9 to C12, and C13 to C16
 Trunk-8: C5 to C12

Parent topic: Line-Side 200G Mode (Port L1 for Services from Ports C13 to C16)

3.2.2.4.4.2.2 Logical Ports

Client Side: 100GE/OTU4 Services; WDM Side: 200G Mode
 Figure 1 100GE/OTU4 services on the client side and 200G mode on the WDM side

 When the ODU4 service-layer channel of ports C13 to C16 is ODU4-1:

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2 and C7 to C8 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 200G.
 When the ODU4 service-layer channel of ports C13 to C16 is ODU4-2::
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2, C7 to C8, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 200G.

Client Side: 40GE Services; WDM Side: 200G Mode

 Figure 2 40GE services on the client side and 200G mode on the WDM side

 When the ODU4 service-layer channel of ports C13 to C16 is ODU4-1:

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2 and C7 to C8 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 200G.
 When the ODU4 service-layer channel of ports C13 to C16 is ODU4-2:
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2, C7 to C8, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 200G.

Client Side: 8 x 10GE/4 x 10GE Services; WDM Side: 200G Mode

 Figure 3 8 x 10GE/4 x 10GE services on the client side and 200G mode on the WDM side

 When the ODU4 service-layer channel of ports C13 to C16 is ODU4-1:

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2 and C7 to C8 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 200G.
 4 x 10GE services received through port C1 and 10GE/FC1200 (non-trunk)/STM-64/OTU2(e) services
received through ports C13 to C16 are mutually exclusive.
 8 x 10GE services received through port C2 and 10GE WAN/FC1200 (non-trunk)/STM-64/OTU2 (e)
services received through ports C13 to C16 are mutually exclusive.
 When the ODU4 service-layer channel of ports C13 to C16 is ODU4-2::
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2, C7 to C8, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 200G.
 8 x 10GE services received through port C2 and 10GE WAN/FC1200 (non-trunk)/STM-64/OTU2 (e)
services received through ports C13 to C16 are mutually exclusive.

Client Side: 25GE Services; WDM Side: 200G Mode

Figure 4 25GE services on the client side and 200G mode on the WDM side (ODU4-1 service-layer
channel for ports C13 to C16)

When the ODU4 service-layer channel of ports C13 to C16 is ODU4-1:

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2 and C7 to C8 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 200G.

Figure 5 25GE services on the client side and 200G mode on the WDM side (ODU4-2 service-layer
channel for ports C13 to C16)
 When the ODU4 service-layer channel of ports C13 to C16 is ODU4-2:
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2, C7 to C8, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 200G.

Client Side: OTU2(e)/10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-64 Services; WDM Side: 200G

Mode
Figure 6 OTU2(e)/10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-64 services on the client side and 200G mode on the
WDM side (ODU4-1 service-layer channel for ports C13 to C16)

When the ODU4 service-layer channel of ports C13 to C16 is ODU4-1:

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2 and C7 to C8 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 200G.
 4 x 10GE services received through port C1 and 10GE/FC1200 (non-trunk)/STM-64/OTU2(e) services received
through ports C13 to C16 are mutually exclusive.
 8 x 10GE services received through port C2 and 10GE WAN/FC1200 (non-trunk)/STM-64/OTU2 (e) services
received through ports C13 to C16 are mutually exclusive.
 Figure 7 OTU2(e)/10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-64 services on the client side and 200G mode on the
WDM side (ODU4-2 service-layer channel for ports C13 to C16)

When the ODU4 service-layer channel of ports C13 to C16 is ODU4-2:

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2, C7 to C8, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 200G.
 8 x 10GE services received through port C2 and 10GE WAN/FC1200 (non-trunk)/STM-64/OTU2 (e) services
received through ports C13 to C16 are mutually exclusive.

Client Side: FC800/FICON8G/FC1600/FC3200 Non-Trunk Services; WDM Side:

200G Mode
Figure 8 FC800/FICON8G/FC1600/FC3200 non-trunk services on the client side and 200G mode on the
WDM side (ODU4-1 service-layer channel for ports C13 to C16)

When the ODU4 service-layer channel of ports C13 to C16 is ODU4-1:

  The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2 and C7 to C8 does not exceed 100G.
 A maximum of four independent FC3200 services can be received through ports C5 to C12.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 200G.

Figure 9 FC800/FICON8G/FC1600/FC3200 non-trunk services on the client side and 200G mode on the
WDM side (ODU4-2 service-layer channel for ports C13 to C16)

When the ODU4 service-layer channel of ports C13 to C16 is ODU4-2:

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2, C7 to C8, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 200G.
 A maximum of four independent FC3200 services can be received through ports C5 to C12.

Client Side: FC800/FC1200/FC1600/FC3200 Trunk Services; WDM Side: 200G

Mode
Figure 10 FC800/FC1200/FC1600/FC3200 trunk-2 services on the client side and 200G mode on the
WDM side (ODU4-1 service-layer channel for ports C13 to C16)
When the ODU4 service-layer channel of ports C13 to C16 is ODU4-1:
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2 and C7 to C8 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 200G.
 When FC services are bound into a trunk, the service bandwidth is calculated on the first port and the service
configuration is also configured on the first port. The port combinations are as follows:
 Trunk-2: C5 to C6, C7 to C8, C9 to C10, C11 to C12, C13 to C14, and C15 to C16
 Trunk-4: C5 to C8, C9 to C12, and C13 to C16
 Trunk-8: C5 to C12

Figure 11 FC800/FC1200/FC1600/FC3200 trunk-2 services on the client side and 200G mode on the
WDM side (ODU4-2 service-layer channel for ports C13 to C16)

When the ODU4 service-layer channel of ports C13 to C16 is ODU4-2:

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2, C7 to C8, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 200G.
 When FC services are bound into a trunk, the service bandwidth is calculated on the first port and the service
configuration is also configured on the first port. The port combinations are as follows:
 Trunk-2: C5 to C6, C7 to C8, C9 to C10, C11 to C12, C13 to C14, and C15 to C16
 Trunk-4: C5 to C8, C9 to C12, and C13 to C16
 Trunk-8: C5 to C12
 A maximum of four independent FC3200 services can be received through ports C5 to C12.
Figure 12 FC800/FC1200/FC1600 trunk-4 services on the client side and 200G mode on the WDM side
(ODU4-1 service-layer channel for ports C13 to C16)

When the ODU4 service-layer channel of ports C13 to C16 is ODU4-1:

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2 and C7 to C8 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 200G.
 When FC services are bound into a trunk, the service bandwidth is calculated on the first port and the service
configuration is also configured on the first port. The port combinations are as follows:
 Trunk-2: C5 to C6, C7 to C8, C9 to C10, C11 to C12, C13 to C14, and C15 to C16
 Trunk-4: C5 to C8, C9 to C12, and C13 to C16
 Trunk-8: C5 to C12

Figure 13 FC800/FC1200/FC1600 trunk-4 services on the client side and 200G mode on the WDM side
(ODU4-2 service-layer channel for ports C13 to C16)
 When the ODU4 service-layer channel of ports C13 to C16 is ODU4-2:
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1, C5 to C6, and C9 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C2, C7 to C8, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4, and C13 to C16 does not exceed 200G.
 When FC services are bound into a trunk, the service bandwidth is calculated on the first port and the service
configuration is also configured on the first port. The port combinations are as follows:
 Trunk-2: C5 to C6, C7 to C8, C9 to C10, C11 to C12, C13 to C14, and C15 to C16
 Trunk-4: C5 to C8, C9 to C12, and C13 to C16
 Trunk-8: C5 to C12

Parent topic: Line-Side 200G Mode (Port L1 for Services from Ports C13 to C16)

3.2.2.4.4.3 Line-Side 100G Mode (Services

Received Through Ports C13 to C16 Are Output
by the Line-Side Port L2)
This topic describes the application scenarios and logical ports when the WDM-side port works
in 100G mode and the services received by the C13 to C16 ports are encapsulated using OP2 and
output by the line-side port L2 by default.

 Application Scenario

 Logical Ports

Parent topic: Application Scenario in Line Mode

3.2.2.4.4.3.1 Application Scenario

As shown in Figure 1, when the WDM-side port works in 100G_QPSK/100G_wDCM_QPSK
mode, the board can perform mutual conversion between two OTU4 signals and optical signals
with a total rate not exceeding 200G on the client side.
Figure 1 Service mapping path

When the port works in 100G_QPSK/100G_wDCM_QPSK mode, service mapping paths are as
follows:
 OTU4 <-> ODU4 <-> OTU4
 ODU2(e) <-> ODU2(e) <-> ODU4 <-> OTU4
 100GE <-> ODU4 (bit transparent mapping/MAC transparent mapping) <-> OTU4 (default
bit transparent mapping)
 40GE <-> ODU3 (TTT+GMP) <-> ODU4 <-> OTU4
 25GE <-> ODUflex (BMP/GFP-F) <-> ODU4 <->ODUC2 <-> OTUC2 (BMP by default)
 10GE LAN <-> ODU2 (MAC transparent mapping)/ODU2e (bit transparent mapping) <->
ODU4 <-> OTU4
 STM-64/OC192/10GE WAN<-> ODU2 (BMP) <-> ODU4 <-> OTU4
 FC1200 <-> ODU2e (TTT+GMP) <-> ODU4 <-> OTU4
 FC800/FICON8G/FC1600/FC3200 <-> ODUflex (BMP) <-> ODU4 <-> OTU4
 FC800/FC1200/FC1600/FC3200 (trunk binding) <-> ODUflex (BMP) <-> ODU4 <-> OTU4

When the WDM-side port of the MD02A board works in 100G_QPSK/100G_wDCM_QPSK mode, the restrictions
on the ports receiving services are as follows:
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1 to C2 and C5 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4 and C13 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 When the WDM-side port works in 100G mode, only the C1 and C3 ports can be used to receive 100GE and
OTU4 services.
 8 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP-DD optical module) services received through port C2 and 10GE
WAN/FC1200/STM-64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C7 to C12 are mutually exclusive.
  8 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP-DD optical module) services received through port C4 and 10GE
WAN/FC1200/STM-64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C15 to C16 are mutually exclusive.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C1 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C7 to C10 are mutually exclusive.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C2 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C11 to C12 are mutually exclusive.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C3 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C15 to C16 are mutually exclusive.
 When FC services are bound into a trunk, the service bandwidth is calculated on the first port, the service
configuration is also configured on the first port, and the port combinations are as follows:
 Trunk-2: C5 to C6, C7 to C8, C9 to C10, C11 to C12, C13 to C14, and C15 to C16
 Trunk-4: C5 to C8, C9 to C12, and C13 to C16
 Trunk-8: C5 to C12

Parent topic: Line-Side 100G Mode (Services Received Through Ports C13 to C16 Are Output by the Line-Side
Port L2)

3.2.2.4.4.3.2 Logical Ports

Client Side: 100GE/OTU4 Services; WDM Side: 100G Mode
Figure 1 100GE/OTU4 services on the client side and 100G mode on the WDM side

 When the WDM-side port works in 100G mode, only the C1 and C3 ports can be used to receive 100GE and
OTU4 services.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1 to C2 and C5 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4 and C13 to C16 does not exceed 100G.

Client Side: 40GE Services; WDM Side: 100G Mode

 Figure 2 40GE services on the client side and 100G mode on the WDM side

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1 to C2 and C5 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4 and C13 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C1 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C7 to C10 are mutually exclusive.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C2 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C11 to C12 are mutually exclusive.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C3 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C15 to C16 are mutually exclusive.

Client Side: 8 x 10GE/4 x 10GE Services; WDM Side: 100G Mode

 Figure 3 8 x 10GE/4 x 10GE services on the client side and 100G mode on the WDM side

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1 to C2 and C5 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4 and C13 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 8 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP-DD optical module) services received through port C2 and 10GE
WAN/FC1200/STM-64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C7 to C12 are mutually exclusive.
 8 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP-DD optical module) services received through port C4 and 10GE
WAN/FC1200/STM-64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C15 to C16 are mutually exclusive.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C1 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C7 to C10 are mutually exclusive.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C2 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C11 to C12 are mutually exclusive.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C3 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C15 to C16 are mutually exclusive.

Client Side: 25GE Services; WDM Side: 100G Mode

 Figure 4 25GE services on the client side and 100G mode on the WDM side

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1 to C2 and C5 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4 and C13 to C16 does not exceed 100G.

Client Side: OTU2(e)/10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-64 Services; WDM Side: 100G

Mode
Figure 5 OTU2(e)/10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-64 services on the client side and 100G mode on the
WDM side

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1 to C2 and C5 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4 and C13 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 8 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP-DD optical module) services received through port C2 and 10GE
WAN/FC1200/STM-64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C7 to C12 are mutually exclusive.
  8 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP-DD optical module) services received through port C4 and 10GE
WAN/FC1200/STM-64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C15 to C16 are mutually exclusive.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C1 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C7 to C10 are mutually exclusive.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C2 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C11 to C12 are mutually exclusive.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C3 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C15 to C16 are mutually exclusive.

Client Side: FC800/FICON8G/FC1600/FC3200 Non-Trunk Services; WDM Side:

100G Mode
Figure 6 FC800/FICON8G/FC1600/FC3200 non-trunk services on the client side and 100G mode on the
WDM side

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1 to C2 and C5 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4 and C13 to C16 does not exceed 100G.

Client Side: FC800/FC1200/FC1600/FC3200 Trunk Services; WDM Side: 100G

Mode
Figure 7 FC800/FC1200/FC1600/FC3200 trunk-2 services on the client side and 100G mode on the
WDM side

Figure 8 FC800/FC1200/FC1600 trunk-4 services on the client side and 100G mode on the WDM side

Figure 9 FC800/FC1200 trunk-8 services on the client side and 100G mode on the WDM side
  The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1 to C2 and C5 to C12 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4 and C13 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 When FC services are bound into a trunk, the service bandwidth is calculated on the first port, the service
configuration is also configured on the first port, and the port combinations are as follows:
 Trunk-2: C5 to C6, C7 to C8, C9 to C10, C11 to C12, C13 to C14, and C15 to C16
 Trunk-4: C5 to C8, C9 to C12, and C13 to C16
 Trunk-8: C5 to C12

Parent topic: Line-Side 100G Mode (Services Received Through Ports C13 to C16 Are Output by the Line-Side
Port L2)

3.2.2.4.4.4 Line-Side 100G Mode (Services

Received Through Ports C13 to C16 Are Output
by the Line-Side Port L1)
This topic describes the application scenarios and logical ports when the WDM-side port works
in 100G mode and the services received by the C13 to C16 ports are encapsulated using OP1 and
output through the line-side port L1.

 Application Scenario

 Logical Ports

Parent topic: Application Scenario in Line Mode

3.2.2.4.4.4.1 Application Scenario

As shown in Figure 1, when the WDM-side port works in 100G_QPSK/100G_wDCM_QPSK
mode and ports C13 to C16 are set to OP1 encapsulation, the services received through client-
side ports C1, C2, and C5 to C16 can be encapsulated into one OTU4 signal, and the board
performs mutual conversion between one OTU4 signal and optical signals with a total rate not
exceeding 200GE on the client side.
Figure 1 Service mapping path

When the port works in 100G_QPSK/100G_wDCM_QPSK mode, service mapping paths are as
follows:
 OTU4 <-> ODU4 <-> OTU4
 ODU2(e) <-> ODU2(e) <-> ODU4 <-> OTU4
 100GE <-> ODU4 (bit transparent mapping/MAC transparent mapping) <-> OTU4 (default
bit transparent mapping)
 40GE <-> ODU3 (TTT+GMP) <-> ODU4 <-> OTU4
 25GE <-> ODUflex (BMP/GFP-F) <-> ODU4 <->ODUC2 <-> OTUC2 (BMP by default)
 10GE LAN <-> ODU2 (MAC transparent mapping)/ODU2e (bit transparent mapping) <->
ODU4 <-> OTU4
 STM-64/OC192/10GE WAN<-> ODU2 (BMP) <-> ODU4 <-> OTU4
 FC1200 <-> ODU2e (TTT+GMP) <-> ODU4 <-> OTU4
 FC800/FICON8G/FC1600/FC3200 <-> ODUflex (BMP) <-> ODU4 <-> OTU4
 FC800/FC1200/FC1600/FC3200 (trunk binding) <-> ODUflex (BMP) <-> ODU4 <-> OTU4

When the WDM-side port of the MD02A board works in 100G_QPSK/100G_wDCM_QPSK mode, the restrictions
on the ports receiving services are as follows:
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1 to C2 and C5 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4 does not exceed 100G.
 When the WDM-side port works in 100G mode, only the C1 and C3 ports can be used to receive 100GE and
OTU4 services.
 8 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP-DD optical module) services received through port C2 and 10GE
WAN/FC1200/STM-64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C7 to C14 are mutually exclusive.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C1 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C7 to C10 are mutually exclusive.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C2 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C11 to C14 are mutually exclusive.
 When the WDM-side port works in 100G mode, services received through ports C15 to C16 cannot be output
from L1.
 When FC services are bound into a trunk, the service bandwidth is calculated on the first port, the service
configuration is also configured on the first port, and the port combinations are as follows:
 Trunk-2: C5 to C6, C7 to C8, C9 to C10, C11 to C12, C13 to C14, and C15 to C16
  Trunk-4: C5 to C8, C9 to C12, and C13 to C16
 Trunk-8: C5 to C12

Parent topic: Line-Side 100G Mode (Services Received Through Ports C13 to C16 Are Output by the Line-Side
Port L1)

3.2.2.4.4.4.2 Logical Ports

Client Side: 100GE/OTU4 Services; WDM Side: 100G Mode
Figure 1 100GE/OTU4 services on the client side and 100G mode on the WDM side

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1 to C2 and C5 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4 does not exceed 100G.
 When the WDM-side port works in 100G mode, only the C1 and C3 ports can be used to receive 100GE and
OTU4 services.

Client Side: 40GE Services; WDM Side: 100G Mode

 Figure 2 40GE services on the client side and 100G mode on the WDM side

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1 to C2 and C5 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4 does not exceed 100G.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C1 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C7 to C10 are mutually exclusive.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C2 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C11 to C14 are mutually exclusive.

Client Side: 8 x 10GE/4 x 10GE Services; WDM Side: 100G Mode

Figure 3 8 x 10GE/4 x 10GE services on the client side and 100G mode on the WDM side
  The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1 to C2 and C5 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C3 to C4 does not exceed 100G.
 8 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP-DD optical module) services received through port C2 and 10GE
WAN/FC1200/STM-64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C7 to C14 are mutually exclusive.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C1 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C7 to C10 are mutually exclusive.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C2 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C11 to C14 are mutually exclusive.

Client Side: 25GE Services; WDM Side: 100G Mode

Figure 4 FC800/FICON8G/FC1600/FC3200 non-trunk services on the client side and 100G mode on the
WDM side

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1 to C2 and C5 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 When the WDM-side port works in 100G mode, services received through ports C15 to C16 cannot be output
from L1.

Client Side: OTU2(e)/10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-64 Services; WDM Side: 100G

Mode
Figure 5 OTU2(e)/10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-64 services on the client side and 100G mode on the
WDM side
  The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1 to C2 and C5 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 8 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP-DD optical module) services received through port C2 and 10GE
WAN/FC1200/STM-64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C7 to C14 are mutually exclusive.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C1 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C7 to C10 are mutually exclusive.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C2 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C11 to C14 are mutually exclusive.
 When the WDM-side port works in 100G mode, services received through ports C15 to C16 cannot be output
from L1.

Client Side: FC800/FICON8G/FC1600/FC3200 Non-Trunk Services; WDM Side:

100G Mode
Figure 6 FC800/FICON8G/FC1600/FC3200 non-trunk services on the client side and 100G mode on the
WDM side

 The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1 to C2 and C5 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 8 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP-DD optical module) services received through port C2 and 10GE
WAN/FC1200/STM-64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C7 to C14 are mutually exclusive.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C1 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C7 to C10 are mutually exclusive.
 4 x 10GE (pluggable QSFP+ optical module) services received through port C2 and 10GE WAN/FC1200/STM-
64/OTU2(e) services received through ports C11 to C14 are mutually exclusive.
 When the WDM-side port works in 100G mode, services received through ports C15 to C16 cannot be output
from L1.

Client Side: FC800/FC1200/FC1600/FC3200 Trunk Services; WDM Side: 100G

Mode
Figure 7 FC800/FC1200/FC1600/FC3200 trunk-2 services on the client side and 100G mode on the
WDM side

Figure 8 FC800/FC1200/FC1600 trunk-4 services on the client side and 100G mode on the WDM side

Figure 9 FC800/FC1200 trunk-8 services on the client side and 100G mode on the WDM side
  The total bandwidth of services received through ports C1 to C2 and C5 to C16 does not exceed 100G.
 When the WDM-side port works in 100G mode, services received through ports C15 to C16 cannot be output
from L1.
 When FC services are bound into a trunk, the service bandwidth is calculated on the first port, the service
configuration is also configured on the first port, and the port combinations are as follows:
 Trunk-2: C5 to C6, C7 to C8, C9 to C10, C11 to C12, C13 to C14, and C15 to C16
 Trunk-4: C5 to C8, C9 to C12, and C13 to C16
 Trunk-8: C5 to C12

Parent topic: Line-Side 100G Mode (Services Received Through Ports C13 to C16 Are Output by the Line-Side
Port L1)

3.2.2.4.5 Application Scenario in Relay Mode

In relay mode, electrical regeneration of OTU4/OTUC2 signals can be implemented.

 In this scenario, Board Working Mode must be set to Relay mode.

 Only the line rate of the L1 port can be switched, and the L2 port is automatically switched with L1.

When the board works in 100G_QPSK/100G_wDCM_QPSK mode, the MD02A board can
implement bidirectional regeneration of two OTU4 signals, as shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1 Regeneration of two OTU4 signals implemented by the MD02A board

When the board works in 200G_16QAM/200G_e16QAM/200G_16QAM-H mode, the MD02A

board can implement bidirectional regeneration of two OTUC2 signals, as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2 Regeneration of two OTUC2 signals implemented by the MD02A board

In this scenario, Board Working Mode must be set to Relay mode.

Parent topic: MD02A

3.2.2.4.6 Functions and Features
Table 1 and Table 2 describe the functions and features of the MD02A board.

Table 1 Functions and features of the MD02A board (line mode)

Function and Description

Feature

Basic Performs conversion between

function 10GE/25GE/40GE/100GE/FC800/FC1200/FC1600/FC3200/OTU2/OTU4/OTU2e/STM-
64/10G WAN signals and OTU4/OTUC2 signals.

Client-side  10GE LAN: Ethernet services at a rate of 10.31 Gbit/s

service type  10GE WAN: Ethernet services at a rate of 9.95 Gbit/s
 25GE LAN: Ethernet services at a rate of 25.78 Gbit/s
 40GE: Ethernet services at a rate of 41.25 Gbit/s
 100GE: Ethernet services at a rate of 103.125 Gbit/s
 STM-64/OC-192: SDH/SONET services at a rate of 9.95 Gbit/s
 OTU2: OTN services at a rate of 10.71 Gbit/s
 OTU2e: OTN services at a rate of 11.1 Gbit/s
 OTU4: OTN services at a rate of 111.81 Gbit/s
 FC800: SAN services at a rate of 8.5 Gbit/s
 FICON8G: SAN services at a rate of 8.5 Gbit/s
 FC1200: SAN services at a rate of 10.51 Gbit/s
 FC1600: SAN services at a rate of 14.025 Gbit/s
 FC3200: SAN services at a rate of 28.05 Gbit/s

OTN  Provides OTU4/OTUC2 ports on the WDM side.

function  Uses the frame formats and overhead processing methods defined in ITU-T G.709.
 Supports the PM and TCM functions at the ODUk (k = flex, 2e, 3, 4, or C2) layer.
 Supports the SM function at the OTUk (k = 4 or C2) layer.

WDM Supports DWDM specifications.

specifications

Service Supported when the client-side service type is not OTU4

encryption

Tunable  Tunes WDM-side optical signals within the range of 96 wavelengths in extended C
wavelength band at a 50 GHz channel spacing and supports flexible grid.
 Tunes WDM-side optical signals within the range of 120 wavelengths in super C
band at a 50 GHz channel spacing and supports flexible grid.

WDM-side  200G_16QAM mode: 50 GHz Flex

signal  200G_e16QAM mode: 50 GHz Flex
spectrum  200G_16QAM-H mode: 50 GHz Flex
width
 100G_wDCM_QPSK mode: 50 GHz Flex
 100G_QPSK mode: 50 GHz Flex
Table 1 Functions and features of the MD02A board (line mode)

Function and Description

Feature

ESC Supported

PRBS  Supported on the WDM side

 Supports the upstream and downstream PRBS when the client service type is OTUk.

LPT Supported only when the client-side service type is 10GE.

Error  Supports RS-FEC coding when 25GE/100GE/FC3200 services are received on the
correction client side.
coding  Supports SDFEC2 coding when the WDM-side port works in
100G_QPSK/100G_wDCM_QPSK mode.
 Supports SDFEC coding when the WDM-side port works in
200G_16QAM/200G_16QAM-H mode.
 Supports SDFEC2 coding when the WDM-side port works in 200G_e16QAM mode.

NOTE:
 The client-side FEC mode automatically adapts to different optical modules by default. If the
optical module is 100GBASE-LR4, the client-side FEC is auto_disable. If optical modules
other than 100GBASE-LR4 are used, the client-side FEC is auto_enable.
 By default, the WDM-side FEC function is enabled.

Performance  Monitors BIP8 bytes (burst mode) to help locate line faults.
and alarm  Monitors OTN alarms and performance events.
monitoring  Monitors parameters such as the laser bias current, laser operating temperature, and
optical power.
 Supports the Ethernet RMON monitoring function.

Regeneration MD02A
board

LS Supported

IPA Supported

ALS Supported on the client side when non-OTN services are received.

Test frame Supported when 100GE/40GE/25GE/10GE LAN/10GE WAN services are received on
the client side.

NOTE:
Continue mode and Burst mode are supported.

Latency Supported
measurement

LLDP Supported
Table 1 Functions and features of the MD02A board (line mode)

Function and Description

Feature

Protection  Optical line protection

scheme  Intra-board 1+1 protection
 Client 1+1 protection

Service OTU4 <-> ODU4

encapsulation OTU2e <-> ODU2(e)
mode 100GE <-> ODU4: bit transparent mapping/MAC transparent mapping
100GE <-> ODU4: GMP
40GE <-> ODU3: TTT+GMP
25GE <-> ODUflex: BMP/GFP-F
10GE LAN <-> ODU2: bit transparent mapping/MAC transparent mapping
10GE LAN <-> ODU2e: BMP
STM-64/10GE WAN<-> ODU2: BMP
FC800/FC1600/FC3200 <-> ODUflex: BMP
FC1200 <-> ODU2e: TTT+GMP
FC800 <-> ODU2: GMP

Loopback Supported

Table 2 Functions and features of the MD02A board (relay mode)

Function and Description

Feature

Basic function The board is used at an electrical regeneration site in the system to implement
electrical regeneration of optical signals.

Regeneration rate  OTU4: OTN services at a rate of 111.81 Gbit/s

 OTUC2: OTN services at a rate of 211.45 Gbit/s

OTN function  Provides OTU4/OTUC2 ports on the WDM side.

 Uses the frame formats and overhead processing methods defined in ITU-T
G.709.
 Supports the PM and TCM functions and non-intrusive monitoring of PM and
TCM overheads at the ODUk (k = 4 or C2) layer.
 Supports the SM function at the OTUk (k = 4 or C2) layer.

WDM specifications Supports DWDM specifications.

Tunable wavelength  Tunes WDM-side optical signals within the range of 96 wavelengths in
extended C band at a 50 GHz channel spacing and supports flexible grid.
 Tunes WDM-side optical signals within the range of 120 wavelengths in super
C band at a 50 GHz channel spacing and supports flexible grid.
 Table 2 Functions and features of the MD02A board (relay mode)

Function and Description

Feature

WDM-side signal  200G_16QAM mode: 50 GHz Flex

spectrum width  200G_e16QAM mode: 50 GHz Flex
 200G_16QAM-H mode: 50 GHz Flex
 100G_wDCM_QPSK mode: 50 GHz Flex
 100G_QPSK mode: 50 GHz Flex

ESC Supported

PRBS Not supported

LPT Not supported

Performance and  Monitors BIP8 bytes (burst mode) to help locate line faults.
alarm monitoring  Monitors OTN alarms and performance events.
 Monitors parameters such as the laser bias current, laser operating
temperature, and optical power.

ALS Not supported

Test frame Not supported

Latency Not supported

measurement

Protection scheme Not supported

Loopback Not supported

Parent topic: MD02A

3.2.2.4.7 Front Panel

This topic describes the appearance, indicators, and ports of a board.

Appearance
Figure 1 shows the appearance of the MD02A board.
Figure 1 Appearance of the MD02A board
Indicator
Figure 2 Indicators on the MD02A board

1. Hardware status indicator (STAT) – three colors (red, green, and orange)
2. WDM-side optical port indicators (L1 and L2) – three colors (red, green, and orange)
3. Client-side optical port indicators (C1 to C16) – three colors (red, green, and orange)
For details about the indicators on the MD02A board, see Board Indicators.

Port
Figure 1 and Table 1 describe the ports on the MD02A board.

Table 1 Ports on the MD02A board

Port Silkscreen Port Type Optical Module Supported Service Description

Type Type

C2 and C4 MPO Pluggable QSFP- 8 x 10GE Client-side optical

DD port:
 Receives the
C1 to C4 LC/MPO Pluggable QSFP28 100GE and OTU4 service optical
signals output
C1 to C4 LC/MPO Pluggable QSFP+ 40GE and 4 x by the client
10GE equipment.
 Transmits
C5 to C16 LC Pluggable SFP+ FC800, FICON8G,
service optical
FC1200, FC1600,
signals to the
FC3200, OTU2,
client
OTU2e, STM-64,
equipment.
10G WAN, and
10GE LAN

C5~C16 LC Pluggable SFP28 25GE, FC800,

FC1600, and
FC3200

L1 LC WDM-side fixed OTU4 and OTUC2 WDM-side optical

optical module ports:
 Receives
L2 LC CFP2 OTU4 and OTUC2 single-
wavelength
OTU4/OTUC2
signals from the
optical
 Table 1 Ports on the MD02A board

Port Silkscreen Port Type Optical Module Supported Service Description

Type Type

multiplexer unit
or the OADM
unit.
 Transmits
single-
wavelength
OTU4/OTUC2
signals to the
optical
multiplexer unit
or the OADM
unit.

Optical modules cannot be installed into ports that are not used in adaptation mode.

Laser Hazard Level

The laser hazard level of the board is HAZARD LEVEL 1, indicating that the maximum output
optical power of each optical port is less than 10 dBm (10 mW).

Parent topic: MD02A

3.2.2.4.8 Valid Slot

The MD02A board occupies two slots.

Table 1 Valid slots for the MD02A board

Product Valid Slot

Huawei OptiXtrans DC908 subrack Slot1 and Slot2, Slot3 and Slot4, Slot5 and Slot6,
and Slot7 and Slot8

The rear connector of the MD02A board is connected to the backplane in the left slot. Therefore, the slot ID of the
MD02A board displayed on the NMS is the ID of the left slot of the two slots that the MD02A board occupies. For
example, if the MD02A board is housed in Slot1 and Slot2, the MD02A board is housed in Slot1 on the NMS.
 Parent topic: MD02A

3.2.2.4.9 Mapping Between Physical Ports on

the Board and Port Numbers on the NMS
This topic provides the reference information about the board configuration on the NMS.
Table 1 lists the mapping between physical ports on the board and port numbers on the NMS.

Table 1 Mapping between physical ports on the board and port numbers on the NMS

Port on the Panel Port on the NMS

L1 1

L2 2

C1 3

C2 4

C3 5

C4 6

C5 7

C6 8

C7 9

C8 10

C9 11

C10 12

C11 13

C12 14

C13 15

C14 16

C15 17

C16 18
 The port number displayed on the NMS indicates a pair of physical optical ports. One transmits signals and the other
receives signals.

Parent topic: MD02A

3.2.2.4.10 MD02A Specifications

The technical specifications include the specifications of the optical module, mechanical
specifications, and power consumption.

Optical Module Specifications

Table 1 Description of optical modules

Module Name Supported Service Type Module Position

QSFP-DD-100G(10x10G)- 8 x 10GE Client side

1310nm(LR10)-MPO-SMF-10km

QSFP28-100G(4x25G)- 100GE Client side

850nm(SR4)-MPO-MMF-0.1km

QSFP28- 100GE and OTU4 Client side

100G(4x25G/28G,Dualrate)-1295nm
to 1310nm(LR4)-SMF-10km

QSFP28-100G(4x25G)-1271 to 100GE Client side

1331nm(CLR4)-SMF-2km

NOTE:
When the DC908 uses this optical
module, it supports only CWDM4
but not CLR4 specifications.

QSFP+ -40G(4x10G)-850nm(SR4)- 40GE/4 x 10GE Client side

MPO-MMF-0.3km

QSFP+ -40G(4x10G)- 4 x 10GE Client side

1310nm(PSM4)-MPO-SMF-10km

QSFP+ -40G(4x10G)-1271nm to 40GE Client side

1331nm(CWDM,LR4)-SMF-10km

SFP+ -8.5G to 10.5G-850nm-MMF- 10GE, FC800, FC1200, and 10G Client side
0.3km Specifications WAN

SFP+ -10G(with CDR)-1310nm- 10GE LAN, FC1200, 10GE Client side

SMF-10km WAN, STM-64, OTU2, and
OTU2e

SFP+ -GE(LX)/10GE(LR/LW)- 10GE Client side

1310nm-SMF-10km
 Table 1 Description of optical modules

Module Name Supported Service Type Module Position

SFP+ -10G(10GE,LR/LW)-1310nm- 10GE, FC800, FC1200, and 10G Client side

SMF-10km WAN

SFP+ -10G(with CDR)-1550nm- 10GE LAN, FC1200, 10GE Client side

SMF-40km Specifications WAN, STM-64, OTU2, and
OTU2e

SFP+ -10G-1550nm-SMF-40km 10GE LAN and FC1200 Client side

Specifications

SFP+ -10G(10GE,ZR/ZW)-1550nm- 10GE LAN and FC1200 Client side

SMF-80km

SFP+ -10G(with CDR)-1550nm- 10GE LAN, STM-64, FC1200, Client side

SMF-80km Specifications OTU2, OTU2e, and FC800

SFP+ -14G-850nm-MMF-0.1km FC1600 Client side

SFP28-28.05G-1310nm-SMF-10km FC800, FC1600, and FC3200 Client side

Specifications

SFP28-28.05G-850nm-MMF-0.1km FC800, FC1600, and FC3200 Client side

Specifications

SFP28-25G-850nm-LC-MMF-0.1km 25GE Client side

SFP28-25G-1310nm-10km-SM-I 25GE Client side

Specifications

C band-Tunable wavelength-ePDM- OTU4/OTUC2 WDM side

200G e16QAM/100G
QPSK/etc.(SDFEC2, 80km, A29)-
CFP2

Extended C band-Tunable OTU4/OTUC2 WDM side

wavelength-200G e16QAM/100G
QPSK/etc.(Short Distance, High
Optical Power, T27)-Unpluggable

Extended C band-Tunable OTU4/OTUC2 WDM side

wavelength-200G e16QAM/100G
QPSK/etc.(80km, High Optical
Power, T29)-Unpluggable

Super C band-Tunable wavelength- OTU4/OTUC2 WDM side

200G e16QAM/100G
QPSK/etc.(SDFEC2, 80km, U29)-
Unpluggable

Mechanical Specifications
 Panel dimensions (H x W x D): 39.5 mm x 200 mm x 355 mm
 Weight: 2.5 kg
Power Consumption

Board Typical Power Consumption (W) Maximum Power Consumptiona

(W)

MD02A 214 242

a: The maximum power consumption is the power consumed by the board when it works normally
under the highest ambient temperature.

Parent topic: MD02A