Avidia System
Multi-service Delivery
System
Key Features
• Switching architecture supports broadcast
function necssary for video delivery
• Advanced IMA and Subtending capabilities for
reduced broadband deployment costs
• ATM and IP uplinks:
OC-3c/STM-1, DS3,T1/E1 IMA, 10/100Base-T
• Widest variety of subscriber interfaces:
G.shdsl, ADSL, SDSL, IDSL and T1/E1 IMA
• Industry leading port density
• Widest breadth of chassis sizes, both CO and
environmentally hardened remotes
• Lifeline-Derived POTS secures 911 availability
in power outage
• ATM UNI 4.0 for comprehensive ATM access
• ILMI/PNNI 1.0 for advanced ATM management
• End-to-end management supports
flowthrough provisioning and monitoring for
quick turn-up and revenue generation
• ADC’s unmatched services and support
ADC’s Avidia® System is a multi-service DSL switch designed to put profitability into the broadband
deployment of global carriers. Avidia’s enhanced platform addresses any size market and every phase of
carrier deployment including yet to deploy, in full scale deployment or looking for additional service
offerings. The advanced feature set of the Avidia System not only enables the most common DSL-based
services, like high-speed Internet, but also delivers high-margin bandwidth content that grows revenue
and retains customers. Additionally, Avidia boasts automated configuration and provisioning for reduced
operational costs and network downtime.
Avidia provides the best return on investment by enabling carriers to utilize their current assets. Through
leveraging the existing network infrastructure, Avidia further reduces operating and equipment costs and
minimizes service disruption for decreased time to delivery and increased customer satisfaction. It offers
the lastest in technology breakthroughs including, G.shdsl enabled services, ultra-high port density,
advanced IMA and subtending capabilities and a video-ready architecture to deliver today’s most advanced
multimedia services. By enabling Video over DSL, the Avidia System helps carriers combat the growing
threat of alternative providers such as cable, satellite and ISP’s, plus future-proofs equipment for delivering
tomorrow’s broadband services.
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Multimedia Service Delivery
Today’s consumer has an insatiable appetite for multimedia services. In order for telco’s to maintain and grow their
customer base, they must be able to provide video delivery. DSL is the ideal technology to deliver video services in
addition to voice and data. Video over DSL allows service providers to leverage the existing infrastructure to reduce costs
and increase time to deployment. Delivering video services not only creates a new revenue source for carriers but also
positions them for future DSL driven revenues. The Avidia System’s advanced switching architecture with Internet Group
Management Protocol (IGMP) greatly increases the quality of delivery and reduces network latency.
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Multimedia Delivery
• Broadcast TV
• Pay per view
• Video on Demand
• iTV (Interactive TV)
• Web TV
• Videoconferencing
Extended Reach with Hardened Remote DSL Deployment
The Avidia 2200 enables service providers to expand their broadband coverage by delivering profitable ADSL services to
customers beyond the Digital Loop Carrier (DLC) with voice over the same line. Its compact and hardened form factor
installs into existing outdoor cabinets, eliminating new equipment costs and reducing time to deployment. With
advanced IMA functionality, the AV2200 allows carriers to use the more widely deployed and less expensive T1/E1
infrastructure while maintaining QoS for increased customer satisfaction.
Hardened Remote DSL Deployment
Video over DSL enables carries to offer:
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Leveraging Scalable Bandwidth- IMA
If carriers don’t want their WAN to be a bottleneck for high-speed LAN applications, then scaling their current T1/E1
infrastructure to meet their customers’ demands for higher bandwidth is a viable solution. ADC’s Avidia products pair
robust inverse multiplexing technology with the inherent strengths of ATM to help carriers leverage this higher
bandwidth and scalable network. The Avidia System’s industry leading IMA functionality aggregates T1/E1 links to create
scalable, larger bandwidth networks for transporting high-speed voice, video and data traffic when T3/E3 links are not
readily available or are cost prohibitive, and when T3/E3 bandwidth is too much. The ATM component of Avidia’s IMA
feature maintains QoS for efficient and seamless handling of broadband services.
Reducing Cost and Complexity- Subtending
Through its superior subtending capabilities, the Avidia System offers a valuable solution that allows higher profits
through reduced capital and operating expenses in both the Central Office and Remote Terminals. In order to reduce
the backhaul costs and traffic burdens on the core network over the WAN, you must concentrate uplinks from DSL traffic
as close to the network edge as possible. Avidia’s combined DSLAM and ATM edge switch functionality concentrates
multiple traffic streams to a single network uplink, eliminating the need for expensive ATM switches. This higher
operating efficiency reduces associated labor and training costs. While most systems only offer subtending through daisy-
chain configuration, the Avidia System also supports star-topology subtending which has advanced traffic control and is
much more reliable.
Subtending Application
IMA Applications
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Expanding The Power Of Broadband Delivery
The Avidia System’s enhanced feature set makes it the most flexible and reliable platform on the market today. It’s
ability to offer new and existing broadband services helps service providers respond quickly to customer demands to
retain and grow revenue. Whether you are looking to take advantage of the cost efficiencies of DSL, more profitable
service offerings to a wider audience or advanced platform requirements for video delivery, Avidia supports all
deployment and buying criteria from the Central Office to the customer premise.
Customer Premise Solutions
ADC has one of the most comprehensive lines of
last mile solutions available in the world,
including a complete family of DSL-based
customer premise equipment which is comprised
of modems, IAD’s and bridges and routers. With
this extensive line of high performance CPE, ADC
enables broadband applications for small
business, consumer and corporate environments.
Advanced Management
ADC’s StarGazer Element Management System makes deploying
broadband easier and less expensive. Using an interactive
graphical representation of Avidia Systems and CPE, StarGazer
enables network operators to quickly and easily check equipment
status and set connection profiles. Also supported are advanced
security settings, statistic monitoring and performance charting.
Versatile. Flexible. Scalable
The Avidia System features a wide variety of DSL interfaces, network
interfaces and subtending interfaces for complete flexibility in the
network. It offers the latest in access (ATM or IP) and service capabilities
(G.shdsl, 24-port ADSL, IMA) for handling voice, video and data. The
versatility of the Avidia platform provides the highest port density of 24
lines per card, scaling to over 1,200 users per bay. It can also provide very
small DSL deployments of 12 subscribers. Through subtending Avidia
chassis the number of lines can be further increased. DSL deployment can
be extended to remote customers and additional customers can be served
through a single network interface.
ADC Delivers Any, DSL Anywhere
ADC’s DSL solutions give carrier networks the flexibility, capacity and intelligent traffic management needed
to profitably deploy broadband services to more subscribers. By supporting all DSL technologies over copper,
from the CO to the customer premise, ADC’s DSL solutions both reduce operational costs while supporting
the greatest variety of high-margin applications. Our extensive portfolio of DSL products includes Avidia,
iAN™ and BroadAccess 40 Multi-service Delivery Platforms; Megabit Modem® CPE; Soneplex®, HiGain®
and WorldDSL™ T1/E1 equipment; PG-Flexplus™ Edge IAD and Edge RAM solutions; Singularit.e™
Operations Support System Software; and ADC’s industry leading services and support.
Name
Catalog
Number
Subscriber
Interface
Network
Interface
Data Rate
Maximum
Reach
Ports per
Card
Transport
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Avidia 8000
Central Office
24.5 x 23 x 12 in
(62.2 x 58.4 x 30.5 cm)
67lbs. (30.4 kg.)
NEBS 3, CE, UL 1950,
FCC Class A, hardened
-48VDC
SDSL (Cell and Frame),
ADSL (G.lite and
G.dmt), G.shdsl,
8xT1/E1 IMA, IDSL
432
144
ATM (OC-3c/STM-1,
DS-3, 8xT1/E1)
AV8000
Avidia 6000
Central Office
24.5 x 19 x 12 in
(62.2 x 48.3 x 30.5 cm)
60.6lbs. (26.9 kg.)
NEBS 3, CE,
UL 1950
-48VDC
SDSL (Cell and Frame),
ADSL (G.lite and
G.dmt), G.shdsl,
8xT1/E1 IMA, IDSL
336
112
ATM (OC-3c/STM-1,
DS-3, 8xT1/E1)
AV6000
Avidia 3000
Multi-Tenant Unit,
Central Office
10.5 x 19 x 12 in
(26.6 x 48.3 x 30.5 cm)
12.8lbs. (5.8 kg.)
NEBS 3, CE, UL 1950,
FCC Class A,
-48VDC or 100/220 VAC
SDSL (Cell and Frame),
ADSL (G.lite and
G.dmt), G.shdsl,
8xT1/E1 IMA, IDSL
72
24
ATM (OC-3c/STM-1,
DS-3, 8xT1/E1) and IP
(10/100Base-T)
AV3200-AC (AC Power)
AV3200-DC (DC Power)
Avidia 2200
Remote Cabinet
3.5 x 23 x 12 in
(8.9 x 58.4 x 30.5 cm)
8.2lbs. (3.7 kg.)
NEBS 3, CE, UL 1950,
FCC Class A, hardened
-48VDC
ADSL
(G.lite and G.dmt
24
N/A
8xT1/E1
AV2200
Chassis
Target
Environment
Dimensions
(HxWxD)
Weight
Certification
Power
Subscriber
Interfaces
Supported
Number of xDSL
Ports
Number of T1/E1
Ports
Network
Interfaces
Supported
Catalog Number
Chassis Operating Environment
Operating Temperature: 32ºF tp 122ºF (0ºC to 50ºC)
Relative Humidity: 10% to 80% (non-condensing)
Operating Altitude: up to 10Kft (3,048 m)
Storage Temperature: -40ºF to 158ºF (-40ºC to 70ºC); 5% to 95% relative humidity
Storage Altitude: -1Kft to 30Kft (-305 to 9,144 m)
Avidia Chassis Summary
24-port ADSL
Cell
AV542-LP
ADSL (G.lite,
G.dmt or
T1.413), Rate
Adaptive/
Rate Selective
N/A
Full-rate:
7.552 Mbps to
928 kbps;
G.lite:
1.5 Mbps to
512 kbps
18 kft/5.5km
24
ATM Cells
24-port
G.shdsl Cell
AV532
G.shdsl, Rate
Selective
N/A
192 kbps to
2.304
symmetrical
18 kft/5.5km
24
ATM Cells
8 port T1
Card1
AV355
8xT1 IMA
8xT1 IMA
1.544 Mbps
6 kft/1.8 km
(w/o repeaters)
8
ATM Cells
(UNI)
8 port DSX-1
Card1
AV353
8xDSX-1
8xDSX-1
1.544 Mbps
655 ft/200m
8
ATM Cells
(UNI)
24 port SDSL
Cell Card
AV522
SDSL, Rate
Selective
N/A
128 kbps to
2.048 Mbps
symmetrical
20 kft/6.1 km
24
ATM Cells
24 port SDSL
Frame Card
AV421
SDSL, Rate
Selective
N/A
128 kbps to
2.048 Mbps
symmetrical
20 kft/6.1 km
24
Ethernet
Frames
24 port IDSL
Frame Card
AV412
IDSL
N/A
144 kbps
symmetrical
18 kft/5.5 km
24
Ethernet
Frames
8 port E1
Card1
AV352
8xE1 IMA
8xE1 IMA
2.048 Mbps
6 kft/1.8 km
(w/o repeaters)
8
ATM Cells
(UNI)
Subscriber/Network Cards
1Cards can function as either a network or subscriber interface
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Network Cards
Model AV323/AV324 450 ft. / 137 m range
1-port/4-port DS3 Card Redundant APS port
Dual coax BNC connectors
Model AV311 OC-3 6,561 ft. / 2 km range
Multimode Module
Model AV312 OC-3 49,212 ft. / 15 km range
Single-mode Module
Model AV313 OC-3 131,233 ft. / 40 km range
Single-mode Module
All OC-3 Modules Dual SC connectors
Redundant APS port
ATM PVC and SVC support per ATM UNI 3.1 & 4.0 signaling, ITU Q.2931
signaling, and APS requirement per Bellcore TR-NWT-000253
Virtual circuit (VC) and virtual path (VP) switching, VP tunneling
4,096 VPI and 24,000 VCI
Support of CBR, VBR-rt, VBR-nrt and UBR traffic types
Selective discarding of cells according to CLP
Early, partial packet discard
Intelligent dynamic buffering architecture with per VP/VC queuing
Traffic management per VC basis
Full support for usage parameter control (UPC) and connection admission
(CAC) requirements
Management Cards
Model AV210 Network Single-slot master SNMP agent, chassis maintenance and alarm service card
Management Module Hierarchical master/subagent structure
Supports and backs up subagents for each subscriber or network card
Supports numerous public and private MIBs
300 MIPS RISC processor
32MB of RAM
EE-PROM (flash) for redundant configuration info
Built-in DHCP, DNS, TFTP and HTTP servers
Optional 10/100BASE-T line interface
In-band or out-of-band communications
Supports local alarms interface and local craft interface
Model AV220 Network LAN Network Port: 10/100Base-T Ethernet Port (Avidia chassis)
Management Module Console Port: RS-232 DB-9 Craft Port (management card)
ATM xDSL or Frame Ports: 96 WAN ports
Embedded HTTP agent
Embedded SNMP Master agent
Clocking: cell bus A and cell bus B
Bridging/Routing: RFC 2684
ATM connection features: 96 ports per card, maximum 254 VPC’s/VCC’s per card
Model AV355 ATM connection features: 8 ports per card, maximum 4094 VPC’s/VCC’s per card,
Combined T1 maximum 255 VPC per port, maximum 992 VCC per port
Management Module UNI support: ATM Forum UNI 3.1 signaling (SVC)
DS1 Mangement Interface Features: ATM in-band mgmt support
SNMP-based network management system support
IMA: one IMA group-up to eight ports in one group
up to four IMA groups- two ports per group
Model AV353 ATM connection features: 8 ports per card, maximum 4094 VPC’s/VCC’s per card,
Combined E1 maximum 255 VPC per port, maximum 992 VCC per port
Management Module UNI support: ATM Forum UNI 3.1 signaling (SVC)
E1 Mangement Interface Features: ATM in-band mgmt support
SNMP-based network management system support
IMA: up to four IMA groups- two ports per group
