Cisco A90100 A90100.102 データシート
製品コード
A90100.102
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Data Sheet
Cisco Compact EGC Fiber Deep Nodes A90100
and A90300
and A90300
The Cisco Compact EGC Fiber Deep Node (FDN) is a small node designed to meet
the growing need for network segmentation (Figure 1). It provides advanced features
and benefits at an attractive price point and helps operators reduce operating costs by
streamlining node segmentation deployments and configuration. It is also well suited
for migration toward fiber to the cabinet (FTTC) and fiber to the building (FTTB)
architectures.
the growing need for network segmentation (Figure 1). It provides advanced features
and benefits at an attractive price point and helps operators reduce operating costs by
streamlining node segmentation deployments and configuration. It is also well suited
for migration toward fiber to the cabinet (FTTC) and fiber to the building (FTTB)
architectures.
The node can operate at an o
utput level of 117 dBμV in the forward path and can be configured electronically for
quick initial setup or adjustments that are needed as network requirements shift. All settings can be done without
interrupting service, an especially important capability in networks that deliver interactive services such as voice
over IP (VoIP) and high-speed data. The node is equipped with an interface that allows configuration through a
handheld programmer terminal or by connecting to a standard PC. This interface allows the settings to be stored
and reapplied to maintain a streamlined configuration.
The node’s large optical input range and high RF output level provide flexible options for use with a large variety of
reverse transmitters and to support a variety of applications within the network.
The number of plug-ins has been minimized to help operators keep inventory and costs down. The full-range
electronic attenuators and equalizers offer improved versatility and make it possible to achieve the same
adjustment range as with conventional plug-ins or potentiometer solutions. A plug-in diplexer filter is used to
determine the forward and reverse band split.
To meet future demands for more bandwidth, the node offers an electronic 862 MHz to 1 GHz field-programmable
bandwidth extension, and the reverse path can be upgraded to 200 MHz.
The Cisco Compact EGC FDN Model A90100 and A90300 can be configured with a Cisco status monitoring
transponder (meeting EuroDOCSIS and DOCSIS standards) to allow remote monitoring of critical node parameters
and remote control of the built-in three-state reverse switch. All node settings are remotely addressable using a
web GUI and Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) to help reduce truck rolls and associated cost.