The Alcatel 1000 E10 is a modular and flexible switching system that can be used for a variety of applications, including local exchange, transit exchange, and signal transfer point. It is designed to be easy to adapt to changing network requirements, and it offers a wide range of features and capabilities.
The Alcatel 1000 E10 is built on a modular architecture, which allows it to be easily scaled to meet the needs of any network. The system can be configured with a variety of modules, including line modules, trunk modules, and control modules. This allows the system to be tailored to the specific needs of the network, and it also makes it easy to upgrade the system as needed.
The Alcatel 1000 E10 offers a wide range of features and capabilities, including:
The Alcatel 1000 E10 is a reliable and cost-effective switching system that can be used for a variety of applications. It is a good choice for networks that need a flexible and scalable solution.
Here are some additional details about the Alcatel 1000 E10:
The Alcatel 1000 E10 is a popular choice for a variety of networks, including:
The system is known for its reliability, scalability, and flexibility. It is a good choice for networks that need a high-performance switching solution that can be easily adapted to changing requirements.
We are able to offer the following support for this product:
The SMs (control station) are the hardware module of E10. There are five types of SM:
The E10 can be used for all switching applications; Local exchange; Transmit exchange; Signaling transfer point; Service switching point (intelligent network access).-Mobile service switching point.
The performance of an exchange is closely linked to its environment. The performance of the E10 is therefore calculated against a benchmark environment defined by:
The E10 maximum call handling capacity is 1200000 BHCA (busy hour call attempts), equivalent to 336 call attempts per second. In a maximum configuration, the switching matrix can connect 2048PCM links or 6000 circuits. So it can handle 25000 erlangs. Such handling capacity provides the capability to connect 200,000 fixed subscribers or 400,000 to 900,000 mobile subscribers.
The Alcatel E10 consists of SMs (control stations) which communicate via a local network. The SMs and ancillary equipment are housed in subracks installed in racks.
Rack dimensions with their EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) cladding are: Height: 2200mm; Width: 900mm; Depth: 650mm Each rack has five or six sub-racks separated by air baffles. Cooling is by natural convection. Each rack has a duplicated power supply system. The converters have two power sources using independent routes.
Sub-rack dimensions are; Height: 234mm; Width: 782mm. The sub-rack backplanes are multi-layer printed circuits.
All links between sub-racks and between racks are via shielded cables.
There are 32 types of boards with the following dimensions; Height: 234mm; Length: 350mm; Thickness: 1.6mm. The boards are multi-layer. For handling, the boards have a hard plastic strip that prevents direct electrostatic discharge. The strip has a latching and release device with two extraction levers. The boards are fitted with the CMOS technology surface mount components. On average, aboard consumes less than 7 watts.
The local area network consists of multiplexes. Each multiplex has two token rings complying with the IEEE standard.
The Alcatel 1000 E10 (OCB283) software is organized into software machines that are totally independent of SMs (control stations) that support them. Depending on the configuration and operating environment, an SM supports one or more software machines. The software is stored on a disk where it is organized into archives. It is loaded into the SMs via the local network the system is initialized.
