ADTRAN_CenturyLink 2014 Roadshow Mark Richmond

8/10/2019 ADTRAN_CenturyLink 2014 Roadshow Mark Richmond

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ADTRAN Comp any Confi dential Adtran, Inc. 2013 All rights reserved

Mark RichmondAccount Manager

Date: Q12014

RoadShow


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Todays Agenda

ADTRANat a Glance (9:30 AM) Corporate Summary

ADTRAN in CenturyLink (9:45 AM) Total Access 5000 Overview

What is Approved and Deployed

Break (10:30 AM)

Planning with ADTRAN in 2014 (10:45 AM) GPON Updates and ONTs DSLAMs

Broadband Exhaust

Cabinets

Whats Next with ADTRAN? (12:00 PM) Reinventing Access

New Tools to Help Deploy FTTP New Features and Products ADTRAN Mobile Planning Tool

Lunch (12:30 PM)

Equipment Displays (1:15 PM)

Open Q&A


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ADTRAN at a Glance

Broad Portfolio of Solutions

2013 Revenues - $642 million

Strong Financials Over 25 years of continuous profitability

Over 2,000 Employees Globally

Global Presence Headquartered in Huntsville, AL Development centers:

Phoenix, AZ Boston, MA Ottawa, Canada Hyderabad, India

Berlin, Germany Greifswald, Germany

ADTRAN Headquarters, Huntsville, ALNASDAQ: ADTN


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Global LeadershipContinued Growth in Tier I Accounts


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Frontier Windstream

Fairpoint TDS

All OthersADTRAN

50%

75%

85% 90%

2013 Total Access 5000 AccountsUS Tier II Market Share


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Accounts Represent Over 50% of Total IOC Market Share

2013 Total Access 5000 AccountsUS Tier III Market Share


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Todays Agenda




Break (10:30 AM)

Planning with ADTRAN in 2014 (10:45 AM)

GPON Updates and ONTs DSLAMs

Broadband Exhaust

Cabinets



Lunch (12:30 PM)

Equipment Displays (1:15 PM) Open Q&A


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ADTRAN Headquarters, Huntsville, ALNASDAQ: ADTN

ADTRAN in CenturyLink


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ADTRAN in CenturyLink

List of Approved Applications Broadband DLC **

Narrowband Specials Fiber Transport Aggregation (TDM, ATM and IP) Central Office (CO) DSLAM ** Remote DSLAM (FTTN) **

Overlay and Combo

Pedestal and SmaRT Cabinet Ethernet over Copper (EoC) Broadband Exhaust (BEI) Fiber to the Premise (FTTP) **

Includes SFU, MDU and SBU Greenfield, Brownfield and FTTC

Replacement

Totals NEs Deployed in CenturyLink Total Access 5000 MSAP = 8,055 Total Access 1248 DSLAM = 25,297 Total Access 1148 DSLAM = 50,545

** Includes Support for Prism


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Total Access 5000 Technical LeadershipCarrier-Class Architecture

1 to over 10,000 subscribers per shelf Supports Narrowband Copper to Multi-Gigabit

Ethernet (GE) Service Drops (1G, 10G, etc.)Scalable

Top Performance for Gigabit-Plus Throughput No Limits From Customer to Core Switching

EdgeNon-Blocking

For Triple-Play and SLA-Based BusinessServices Robust, Resilient and Redundant

Carrier-Class



Designed for Gigabit Service Anywhere

23 W x 15.75 H (9 RU) Temperature Hardened

CO or RT deployment

2.2 Terabyte Backplane (21 x 100G+)

High Capacity Slots

100 Gbps+ per Slot Capacity

1G, 10 GPON, 10G Active Ethernet, etc.

Multi-Function Slots

Transition to any service or transport in any slot

POTS to PON to WDM transport

80G per slot100G+/slot

TA 5000 Shelf

Access and Transport Slots

NO Service Interruption Going from Copper to Fiber

Total Access 5000 Technical LeadershipArchitecture, Speeds and Feeds



High-Capacity Switch Fabric

80G Uplink Capacity (Future Release)

Completely Non-Blocking

Industrys Highest Density

Over 1000 VDSL2 Subscribers per Shelf (Future release) 168 GPON Ports (Future Release)

Over 10,000 Subscribers per Shelf at 1:64 split

Total Access 5000

Total Access 5000 Technical LeadershipContinued Improvements in Capacity and Density

NO Uplink or Service Capacity Issues with TA 5000



TA 5000 and TA 5006 Overview

Common Cards

3 common control slots

1 slot for System Control Module (SCM)

2 slots for Switch Modules (SM)

Physical TA5000

23 x 15.75 height (9RU)

21 configurable access slots

Physical TA5006

19 x 8.75 height (5RU)

6 configurable access slots

Available Switch Modules

SM020Two 1G interfaces

SM025

Two 1G/2.5G and two 10G interfaces

SM030

Two 1G/2.5G and two 10G interfaces

CommonCards

AccessModules

TA5000

TA5006

CommonCards

Configurable backplane provides

application flexibility

Access

Modules



.

DSLAM (Rack Mount)

Total Access 1248A/V 48 Lines of VDSL2 (Overlay)

Host or Client

RT Cabinet Mount

Currently providing Prism services

DSLAM (Sealed) Total Access 1148A/V

48 lines of VDSL2 (Overlay) Host or Client

RT Pedestal


Total Access 1248A/V


ADTRAN in CenturyLinkOverview: DSLAMs Deployed

C (C )



.

Aggregator

Ethernet/IP Aggregation TDM and ATM Aggregation

Copper Metro Ethernet

EoCU - e.SHDSL

EoTDM - T1, DS3, HDSLx

CO/RT DSLAM ADSL2+ and VDSL2 Overlay


BBDLC

VDSL2/ADSL2+, HDSL4, POTS, etc.


FTTP

GPON OLT and ONTs


ADTRAN in CenturyLink (Cont.)Overview: Multi-Service Applications in the CO and RT

Total Access 5000



Total Access 1248A/V (Host and Client)

17.25 W x 2.625 H x 11.125 D Fits Into 23 and 19 Racks (1.5RU)

-48VDC: Host 145 Watts, Client 135 Watts

Network 4 x 1 GE Uplinks

Host Unit Subtending Up to Three Clients

CO or RT cabinet 48 VDSL2 Ports per unit

Supports VDSL2 Profiles 8a-d, 12a-b, 17a & ADSL2+

1248A/V Host

1248A/V Client

ADTRAN in CenturyLink (Cont.)RT Cabinet-Based Overlay DSLAM

OR

Total Access 5000

1248A/V Hostand Clients

N x GE

ADTRAN i C t Li k (C t )



Total Access 1148A/V (Host and Client)

17.25 W x 22 H Ethernet Transport

48 VDSL2 Ports Per Unit

ADSL2+ fallback supported

Local or Line Powered

Can be hosted in CO by: TA 5000 or IP Switch

Total Access

1148A/V

ADTRAN in CenturyLink (Cont.)Cool-Ped -Based Overlay DSLAM

OR

Total Access 5000

Pedestal SiteN x GE

TA 1148A/V




Total Access 5000 Aggregator

3 Common Card Slots 2 for SMs / 1 for SCM 21 available slots for Quad-GE cards

Shelf can also be used to provide EoCU

Aggregates IP, TDM and ATM Traffic

ADTRAN in CenturyLink (Cont.)CO - Based Aggregator

Total Access 5000

Total Access

5000

IP

Switch

1 Gbps

1x48V

Host

1x00F

VDSL2

1x48V

Client

VDSL2

GE

GE

DSLAM

ADSL2+

OC-3c

ADSL2+

T1 BBDLC

DSLAM

ADSL2+

GE

ADTRAN i C Li k (C )



Total Access 5000/5006 BBDLC or FTTN

3 Common Card Slots 2 for SMs / 1 for SCM 21 (TA5000) or 6 (TA5006) Access Card Slots

24 Port RPOTS Cards

24 Port VDSL2/POTS Combo Cards

- 21 Slots x 24 Ports = 504 Subscribers

ADTRAN in CenturyLink (Cont.)RT Cabinet-Based BBDLC or FTTN

Total Access 5000

COT

Total Access

5000 RT Specials

DS1s to DCS, D4 or Total Access 1500

(for DS0 Specials)

Total Access 5000




Total Access 5000 IP DSLAM

3 Common Card Slots 2 for SMs / 1 for SCM

21 Available Access Card Slots

32-Port xDSL and Splitter cards nested in 2 slots

10 xDSL/Splitter cards = 320 ADSL2+/VDSL2 Subscribers

ADTRAN in CenturyLink (Cont.)IP DSLAM

Total Access 5000

Total Access 5000

Central Office

OR

OSP Cabinet

N x GE




Total Access 5000 and Total Access 5006 FTTP

3 Common Card Slots 2 for SMs / 1 for SCM

21 (TA 5000) or 6 (TA 5006) Access Card Slots

GPON/FTTP Application 4-Port OLT/GPON Cards

21 Access Cards x 4 GPON Ports or 84 GPON Ports

5,376 Circuits at 1:64 split (release 7.2)

Support 1G service offering (release 7.2)

Place TA 5000 OLT Shelf in CO or RT

Both configurations support Prism services

ADTRAN in CenturyLink (Cont.)CO Rack/RT Cabinet-Based FTTP

Total Access 5000

Total Access

5000 OLT

DS1s to DCS, D4 or Total Access 1500

(for DS0 Specials) Central Office

OR

Total Access 5000

COT

1 GE

2/5 GE

10G




ADTRAN in CenturyLink (Cont.)Services Contracts

Available National EF&I Models for Services:

Broadband Exhaust Initiative (BEI) Contract #: 2012LE000462 Applications: FTTN / BBDLC / CO DSLAM / IMA Exhaust - EoCu

Type: New Nodes, Augments, Retrofits, New Cabinets, CO and RT

Services: PM, ISP/OSP Engineering, Install, Turn-up/Test, Cutover/Migration

Scale: Completed 500+ sites in 2013

Products: TA5000, TA1x48A/V and all OEM Products

Fiber Access Initiative (FAI / FTTT) Contract #: 2011LE000041 Application: Fiber to the Cell Site

Type: Core and Carrier Sites


Scale: Completed 700 sites in 2012 and 2013

Products: Opti-6100 and all OEM Products

COEI Turf Awards Contract #: 2014LE-TBD Applications: All

Type: All


Scale: 3 West States Official Award Expected Jan 14 (Launch Feb 14)

Products: ADTRAN and all OEM Products



Todays Agenda




Break (10:30 AM)



Broadband Exhaust

Cabinets



Lunch (12:30 PM)


Pl i ith ADTRAN i 2014



Release 6.0.4.3 Deployed VDSL2 Cards with ADSL2+ Fallback and ATM Bonding

VDSL2 Combo

Octal GigE Card with Ethernet over Fiber (EoF)

4-Port OLT

Release 7.2.2.1 Lab Approved/Beta in Progress!!!

Summary of GPON Features 1:64 Split

Dynamic Bandwidth AllocationAllows over-subscription to provide 1 Gbps Service Per Port

Per Port Shaping

Allows each port to be operated and provisioned independently Expanded ONT Portfolio

Indoor SFU ONTs, MDU ONTs and New MDU Configurations

Summary of DSLAM Bandwidth Exhaust/Metro Ethernet Features

Support for multiple Ethernet over Copper (EoCU) repeaters

Enhanced troubleshooting/fault isolation tools

Planning with ADTRAN in 2014TA 5000 Software

FTTP GPON S i D li



Optical Line Terminal (OLT)

Total Access 5000 Delivering FTTP 21 General Service Slots 3 Common Slots

1 Service Module

2 Switch Modules

High-Capacity Switch Fabric SM025 Switch Module 2 x 1G/2.5G Ports per Card

2 x 10G Ports per Card

20G Uplink Capacity 2 Ports x 10G

Quad GPON OLT Card Supports 1:64 Splits

84 GPON Ports per Shelf 5,376 Customers per Shelf

Doubles Shelf Density

Total Access 5000

Quad

GPON

OLT

Card

SM025

Switch

Module

FTTP GPON Service DeliverySupporting 1 Gbps Service



TotalAccess

324

1287735G1

TotalAccess

324

1287735G2

TotalAccess324E

1287737G1

TotalAccess324E

1287737G2

TotalAccess

324

Gen3

1287735G3

TotalAccess

334

1287736G1

TotalAccess

334

1287736G2

TotalAccess

334

Gen3

1287736G3

Access

TechnologyGPON GPON AE AE GPON GPON GPON GPON

Type Indoor Indoor Indoor Indoor Indoor Indoor Indoor Indoor

POTS 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

10/100/1000

Ethernet4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

RF Video (GPON

Only) _ - - - - 1 1 1

Special FeaturesUPS

Connector

UPS

Connector

UPS

Connector

UPS

Connector

UPS

Connector

Indoor ONT Products

Green = CenturyLink Approved/Beta in Progress

I d ONT P d t (C )



Indoor ONT Products (Cont.)Supporting 1 Gbps Service

Total Access 324 ONT: Desk, Wall or Slack Mount

10W x 6D x 1.25T

Battery Back-Up or AC Wall-Wart Options

2 POTS

4 10/100/1000 Ethernet 1 Gbps per Port

Per Port Shaping

Total Access 334 ONT: Desk, Wall or Slack Mount

10W x 6D x 1.25T

Battery Back-Up or AC Wall-Wart Options 2 POTS


Per Port Shaping

1 RF

Total Access 324

Total Access 334



Outdoor ONT Products

TotalAccess

351

1287701G1

TotalAccess

352

1287702G1

TotalAccess3

52H

1287702G3

TotalAccess3

54E

1287704G1

TotalAccess

361

1287711G1

TotalAccess

362

1287712G1

TotalAccess3

62S

1287715G1

Access

TechnologyGPON GPON GPON AE GPON GPON GPON

Type Outdoor Outdoor Outdoor Outdoor Outdoor Outdoor Outdoor

POTS 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

10/100/1000

Ethernet1 2 2 4 1 2 2

RF Video

(GPON Only) - - - - 1 1 1

Special Features HPNA SWRD

Green = CenturyLink Approved

O td ONT P d t (C t )


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Outdoor ONT Products (Cont.)Supporting 1 Gbps Service

Total Access 352 ONT: Corning Housing with Splice or Opti-Tap

Battery Back-Up Options

2 POTS


Per Port Shaping

Total Access 362 and 362S ONTs: Corning Housing with Splice or Opti-Tap


2 POTS


Per Port Shaping

1 RF

SWRD Powering Capability

Note: 362S Only

Total Access 352

Total Access 362/362S


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SBU / MDU Products

TotalAccess372

1287722G1

TotalAccess372E

1287723G1

TotalAccess372R

F

1287722G2

TotalAccess374

1287703G1

Acc ess Tech no logy GPON AE GPON GPON

Type Outdoor Outdoor Outdoor Outdoor

POTS 8 8 8 4

10/100/1000 Ethernet 2 2 2 4

RF Video

(GPON Only)1

Green = CenturyLink Approved/Beta in Progress

SBU / MDU ONT Products (C t )


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SBU / MDU ONT Products (Cont.)Supporting 1 Gbps Service

Total Access 372 SBU ONT: Corning Housing with Splice or Opti-Tap

16.2H x 10.6W x 5D


8 POTS

4 DS1s


Per Port Shaping

Total Access 374 MDU ONT: Housing with Splice or Opti-Tap

Battery Back-Up Options 4 POTS


Per Port Shaping

1-4 Living Units (LU)

Total Access 372

Total Access 374

MDU Deployment Models


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MDU Deployment Models Fiber to the Living Unit

Suttle - SAM-D8 8-port CAT5e data/voicenetworking module, RJ45 to 110 IDC blocks,568A Wiring

Suttle - SAM-RF6 1x6 RF splitter, F connector,1GHz

Suttle - SAE-ACNAC outlet kit, non-surgeprotected, includes 15A 125V receptacle,faceplate and J-Box

Installed by Builder

Suttle - SAM-MMB Mounting bracket designedto hold a modem or EMTA, includes VelcroStrap

Installed by CenturyLink

Adt ran TA324 ONT (2 Pots / 4 Enet)Part # - 1287735G3 (approved with SR7.2.2)

CyberPower - UPS Part # -CS75A12V3

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Total Access 324 or 334

Total Access 485

Cyberpower 75W PSU

MDU Deployment ModelsIndoor MDU TA 485

Support 1 - 16 LUs in a Stackable Indoor Arrangement

Total Access 485 Accommodates Four Total Access 324s or 334s 2 - 8 POTS

4 - 16 10/100/1000 Ethernet

1 - 4 RF (334 Only)

Dimensions: 10.5D x 8W x 13H 10W x 26H with Cyberpower (As Shown to Right Vertically)

20W x 13H with Cyberpower (Side by Side or Horizontal)

Perfect For Space-Constrained Locations

Integrated Power/Alarm Distribution

Low Cost Per Port

Pay-As-You-Grow Architecture MDU Base (1-4 LUs) + 1-3 Shelf Additions (5-16 LUs)



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MDU Deployment ModelsIndoor/Outdoor MDU TA 480

Modular MDU Enables Pay-As-You-Grow

Installation Simplified Power/Alarm Management

Secure Housing For Indoor/Outdoor Mounting

Provides 16 POTS/16 GE

1 - 16 LUs

Ethernet (CAT) Cable,

Phone Lines, Coax Cable

or Copper Pairs

Total Access 480



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MDU Deployment ModelsOutdoor MDU Multiple TA 480s

Alpha Micro30012V Power Supply With Battery Backup 1 Power System Supports Four Total Access 480 Units

11-Hour Battery Run Time

Temperature Compensated Charging and Remote Monitoring

Operating Temperature: -40C 74C

1-64 LUs

78

20

14 14

Alpha Micro 300

30

Grow To 64 Living Units

Total Access 480 Total Access 480 Total Access 480 Total Access 480


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DSLAMs

Total Access 1148V 4th Generation


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Total Access 1148V 4thGenerationBuilds on field-proven design

DSL interfaces 48 ports of VDSL2 (up to

profile 17)

Integrated splitters

Fallback to ADSL2+

ATM & PTM Bonding support

Network interfaces Four 1G/2.5G network ports

Three 1G/2.5G expansionports

System-level vectoring Board-level vectoring built in

Upgradable to system-levelvectoring with up to 192 lines

Additional uplink options Bonded VDSL2 (1148V-DMT)

GPON SFP (future)

GR-487 compliant Sealed and weatherproof

Full operating range

-40 to +70 C (-40 to +158 F)

Universal power supplyAC, DC, and RFT-V span

powering w/ single part number

Total Access 1148V


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Same

~Size/weight

Cool-Ped compatibility

Host/client architecture

All cables are the same exceptDMT/span

Different

Improved ADSL2+ performance

Supports ATM bonding for ADSL2+

Vectoring

2.5G uplinks

15% lower power

Higher performance

All mounting brackets are different

22.4

21.9

Total Access 1148V3rdGeneration Vs. 4thGeneration

T t l A 1148V DMT


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Total Access 1148V-DMT

8xVDSL2 Bonded EFM or 4x1/2.5GE Uplink

Options 48 VDSL2 subscriber interfaces

Fallback to ADSL2+ on uplink and subscriberinterfaces

Integrated GE switch for expansion Universal Power Supply (AC, DC, Span with a

single power supply)

Bonded CopperBackhaul PairRequirements

BackhaulBandwidthCapabilities

CopperBondingMethod

FiberUpgrade

Total Access1148A-DMT

8 pairs(includes line

powering pairs)

100+ Mbpsdown, 10-20

Mbps up

EFM Bonding(EthernetBased)

Integrated GEuplinks (justadd SFPs)

Total Access1148V-DMT

8 pairs(includes line

powering pairs)

Up to 450Mbps down,

150 Mbps up*

EFM Bonding(EthernetBased)

Integrated GEuplinks (justadd SFPs)

*with vectoring

TA1148V-DMT: High Speed Services


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Fiber-fed DSLAM w/ Multi -

pair DSL Bonding

NxGE

Distribution Area 1

Copper-fed DSLAM w/ Mult i-

pair DSL Bonding

Copper-fed DSLAM w/ Mult i-

pair DSL Bonding

Distribution Area 2 Distribution Area 3

Local xDSLSubscribers

Extended High Speed Service Range Over Copper

TA1148V-DMT: High Speed ServicesExtending Coverage Area with Copper



75 Mbps @ 10Kft

(8 Pairs @ 24 AWG)75 Mbps @ 10Kft

(8 Pairs @ 24 AWG)

TA1148V-DMT: VDSL2 Backhaul


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RemoteVDSL2

Subscribers15-20 Mbps

Local VDSL2Subscribers40-60 Mbps

TA1148V-DMT: VDSL2 BackhaulBonded Copper to Mid-Distribution

Fiber-fed DSLAM w/ Multi -

pair DSL Bonding

NxGE

2000ft

Copper-fed DSLAM w/ Multi-

pair DSL Bonding

2000ft

Local VDSL2Subscribers40-60 Mbps

4000ft @ 40-60 Mbps

320-480 Mbps

shared transport

@ 2Kft

Wide Range of Aggregation Solutions


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Wide Range of Aggregation Solutions

Total Access 5000

Ethernet Bonding(no ATM overhead)

Total Access

1148V-DMT

8x BondedDMT Uplink

NxGE

Ethernet

NxGE

VDSL2/ADSL2+

Ethernet

8x BondedDMT Uplink

NxGE

VDSL2/ADSL2+

Ethernet8x BondedDMT Uplink


Total Access 1448A

or 1248A/V

VDSL2/ADSL2+


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Bandwidth Exhaust

Bandwidth Exhaust Initiative (BEI)


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Bandwidth Exhaust Initiative (BEI)Expansion of Ethernet over Copper (EoCu)

Up To 8 e.SHDSL Repeaters Deep Per Span

8 T1 Spans at 12 Mbps

Becomes Up To

16-24 e.SHDSL Spans at 90-120 Mbps

DSLAM Backhaul



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Bandwidth Exhaust Initiative (BEI)CenturyLink e.SHDSL Lab Configuration



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Bandwidth Exhaust Initiative (BEI)Single Pair e.SHDSL Rate/Reach

~ 4 Mbps Symmetric / Pair @

6kft repeater spacing

BEI Delivery


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BEI DeliveryFrom Total Access 5000/5006 with e.SHDSL

24 and 32 Port e.SHDSL Access Modules 24 Port for Remote Terminal (RT) Applications 32 Port for CO Applications

EFM Bonding Support Any Port to Any Port

Sealing Current for Loop Conditioning

TScanAdvanced Diagnostic Tools

Plugs Into Any Service Slot in theTotal Access 5000/5006 24-Port

E.SHDSL32-Port

E.SHDSL

Total Access 5000

ORTotal Access 5006

BEI Delivery


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BEI Deliverye.SHDSL Line Power Unit (LPU) and Repeater

239 SRU

SHDSLRepeater

Line Power Unit Shelf

Complete ADTRAN Span Line Solution 3 Slot Line Power Unit Shelf

Takes 3 Octal 3192 Line Power Units (LPU)

Total of 24 e.SHDSL lines

Configurable Full-Rate e.SHDSL Repeater Solution 2-Pair Repeater Solution

239 Form Factor Repeater

BEI Delivery


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NetVanta 838 Up to 8 Bonded e.SHDSL Ports

Single Gigabit Ethernet Interface Via SFP Four 10/100Base-T Ethernet Interfaces

+/- 24VDC, -48 VDC Redundant Power Inputs

Front Access 50-pin RJ-21 (AMP)

Rack Mountable (19 or 23) or Wall Mountable

NetVanta 838 OSP Up to 8 e.SHDSL Ports

Two 10/100 Base-T Ethernet Interface Via RJ-45

Single Gigabit Ethernet Interface Via SFP

Wall, Pole and H-Frame mountable

+/- 24VDC, -48 VDC Redundant Power Inputs

Total Access 1424S-CE Up to 24 Bonded e.SHDSL Ports

Five Gigabit Ethernet Interface Via SFP

Four 10/100Base-T Ethernet Interfaces

-48 VDC Redundant Power Inputs

Front Access 50-Pin RJ-21 (AMP)

Rack Mountable (19 or 23 Inch) or Wall Mountable

BEI DeliveryNetwork Termination Units (NTU)

NetVanta 838

NetVanta 838 OSP

Total Access 1424S-CE

BEI Applications


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Total Access 5000 BEI

3 Common Card Slots 2 for SMs / 1 for SCM SM Options


32 port e.SHDSLcard for CO applications

ppCO Rack-Based BEI Solution

Total Access 5000

BEI Applications (Cont.)


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Total Access 5000 BEI

3 Common Card Slots 2 for SMs / 1 for SCM SM Options


32-Port e.SHDSL Card For CO Applications

24-Port e.SHDSL Card For RT Applications

pp ( )CO Rack and RT Cabinet-Based EoCU BEI Solution

ADTRAN Total Access 5000

wi th e.SHDSL

ADTRAN LPU Shel f

with

Three LPU Plugs

SPC Repeater Case ADTRAN239 e.SHDSL Repeaters

(2 Pairs Per Plug)

ADTRAN

NetVanta 838 OSP

8 e.SHDSL Pairs

(in) (out)

Total Access 5000


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Cabinets

Cabinet Evolution


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ADTRAN Now Designing and Building Cabinets

Improved pricing Shorter lead times

Single point of contact for cabinet sites

Using 3rdParty cabinets is no longer competitive

Four New ADTRAN Cabinets

SmaRT Cabinet (28 W x 34 D x 42 H) (23 CuFt)

With Power Meter (34 W x 34 D x 42 H) (28 CuFt)

MC500(30 W x 36 D x 54 H) (34 CuFt)

MC500ES (43 W x 36 D x 54 H) (48 CuFt)

MC1000 (43 W x 36 D x 69 H) (62 CuFt)

Cabinet Evolution

Cabinets by Application


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DSLAM

SmaRT / TA1248V DSLAM (with and without power meter)

SmaRT / TA5000 DSLAM

BBDLC (POTS and VDSL2)

SmaRT / TA5000 BBDLC

MC500 / TA5000 BBDLC

MC500ES / TA5000 BBDLC

MC1000 / TA5000 BBDLC

GPON OLT / FTTP

MC500 / TA5000 GPON OLT

Base Cabinet (empty)

MC500 / Base Cabinet MC1000 / Base Cabinet

Cabinets by Application

SmaRT Cabinet


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SmaRT Cabinet

4thGeneration SmaRT

ConfigurationsTA 5000 DSLAM Configuration

Up to 288 VDSL2 Overlay linesAbility to add GPON

TA 5000 FTTN Configuration Up to 504 VDSL2 Combo linesAbility to add GPON

TA 1248V ConfigurationUp to eight 1248V DSLAMs

Up to 384 VDSL2 Overlay lines

SmaRT Cabinet


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Standard

Cabinet Features:

GR-487 Core Tested andCertified

Pad, Pole, or H-FrameMounting Options

High Capacity Heat

Exchanger CoolingSystem 2000W

High Capacity BatteryString 100A-Hr

Simultaneous Support ofxDSL, GPON, AE, CopperSpans, POTS, Specials,

Wavelengths, etc.

Generator Connector

CAT5 Cabling

Battery Warmer andTemperatureCompensated Charging

-Used for Specials, etc.

Valere Rectifier Shelf

Total Access 5000

or

Total Access 1248V

4 RU Addit ional Space

SmaRT Enclosure

SmaRT Cabinet

Total Access 5000 SmaRT Cabinet


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GPON Migration Path

Ultra Compact Minimizes ROW

issues.

Backwards Compatibility for Copper

and Fiber Service Delivery and Support

for Legacy DS0 Circuits.

Simultaneously Support 288 VDSL2

Subscribers + 288 GPON Subscribers

SeamlessPluggable Migration From

FTTN to FTTP With Integrated Fiber

Splitters. No Loss of Service When

Adding GPON or VDSL2 subscribers.

288 VDSL2

Subscribers 288 GPON

Subscribers

Fiber Splitter

Storage

NO Service Interruption or Re-Arranging Pizza Boxes

SmaRT Cabinet


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DSLAM and FTTP Applications with Meter

Note Meter base must be approved by Local Power Company

Cabinet Configuration SummaryP id d f R f


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Provided for Reference

Part Number SAP Code Description

4192S5K192L1 1238934 TA5K-192SC - TA5000 SmaRT cabinet cabled for 192 Combo ports (MS2 Connectors)

4192S5K192L3 1238936 TA5K-192SO - TA5000 SmaRT cabinet cabled for 192 Overlay ports (MS2 Connectors)

4192S5K192L24V 1238938 SmaRT TA5000 Combo 24P VDSL2 Bundle (Combo Bundle)

4192S5K192L32V 1238939 SmaRT TA5000 Overlay 32P VDSL2 Bundle (Overlay Bundle)

4192A5K288L1 1238937 TA5000 MC500-288 - Single TA5000 chassis wired for 288 lines (expandable to 504) - No End Bay

4192A5K288L3 1221559 TA5000 MC500ES-288 - Single TA5000 chassis wired for 288 lines (expandable to 504) - One End Bay

4192A5K504L1 1221680 TA5000 MC500-504 - Single TA5000 chassis wired for 504 lines (max 504) - No End Bay

4192A5K504L3 1221681 TA5000 MC500ES-504 - Single TA5000 chassis wired for 504 lines (max 504) - One End Bay

4192A5K108L1 1251655 TA5000 MC1000-504 - Equipped with ONE TA5000 chassis, expandable to TWO (wired for 504 lines)

4192A5K108L3 1251656 TA5000 MC1000-1008 -- Equipped with TWO TA5000 chassis (wired for 1008 lines)

4192A5K48XL1 1242363TA5000 MC500-480X - Single TA5K wired for 480 lines w/ 2:1 Internal XC - One End Bay (MS2Connectors)

Todays Agenda


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Today s Agenda




Break (10:30 AM)



Broadband Exhaust

Cabinets



Lunch (12:30 PM)


Whats Next With ADTRAN?Reinventing Access to Help Deploy FTTN and FTTP


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Reinventing Access to Help Deploy FTTN and FTTP

Going Beyond GPON

10 GPON Vs. WDM-PON

Adding ROADM and WDM to Access Going beyond East-West Optics

Using Wavelengths in the OSP

New Cards, Access Platforms and Enclosures Pizza Boxes Vs. Multi-Service Access

Increasing Capability and Density

Finding Common Ground between Pedestals and Cabinets

Evolving ONTs Simple Media Converter Vs. Multi-Function Residential Gateway

Major Service Initiatives Working to improve CenturyLinks network

FUTURE

Developing XGPON1 and NGPON2Wh t th diff ?


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Whats the difference?

XGPON1:

Service drop card

Mostly about increasing thebandwidth of each fiber

10Gbps Downstream, 2.5GbpsUpstream

Not symmetrical

Improvement over GPONSplits up to 1:128

Mostly residential use

NGPON2:

Service drop card

Mostly about conserving theamount of fibers

Multiple 1Gbps+ Bi-DirectionalWavelengths

Symmetrical

Move toward WDM-PONSplits based on wavelengths

Residential and business use

WILL YOU NEED MORE

BANDWIDTH PERSUBSCRIBER?

WILL YOU NEED MORE

FIBER ACROSS YOURNETWORK?OR

ADTRANOptical Standards

Participation

ADTRAN is Supporting BOTH Technologies

FUTURE

Fiber Pair Gain in the Access NetworkT t l A 5000 With 4 D ROADM


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Allows Placement of Remotes using the Least Fiber

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Fiber Pair Gain in the Access NetworkT t l A 5000 ith CWDM DWDM


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Total Access 5000 with CWDM or DWDM

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TotalAccess

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Eliminates Bandwidlth Issues for Multi-Node Remotes

FUTURE

Total Access 5004 and Cross-Over EnclosureCompact Without Compromise


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Compact Without Compromise

Sealed DSLAMs

Pizza Boxes

MSAP Shelf

Total Access 5004

in

Cross-Over Enclosure

Low Initial Cost (Pizza Box)Easy/Low Cost Install (Sealed DSLAM)Service Evolution (MSAP)

Taking the Best from Each

FUTURE

Total Access 5004Compact Witho t Compromise


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Compact Without Compromise

Small Form

Factor19 W at 2RU

Resource SlotVDSL2 System-Level

Vectoring or DWDM

Modules

Four Access ModulesSupports Full Range of

Services From

Total Access 5000

Access Modules

Two Management/Switching ModulesFully Redundant Switch Fabrics

with Integrated Chassis Management

FUTURE

Switch ModulesHigher Capacity Uplinks for TA 5000 5006 and 5004


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MSM 20

TA 5004 Only

Two units per shelf

Two 10 Gbps or 1 Gbps Uplinks per card

40 Gbps uplink capacity per shelf

2 cards x 2 uplinks at 10 Gbps

ERPS support

SM040

TA 5000 and TA 5006

Two units per shelf Four10 Gbps or 1 Gbps Uplinks per card

80 Gbps uplink capacity per shelf

2 cards x 4 uplinks at 10 Gbps

ERPS support

SM040

Higher Capacity Uplinks for TA 5000, 5006 and 5004

MSM20

FUTURE

FTTN Service CardsIndustry Leading Density for TA 5000 5006 and 5004


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VDSL2 Overlay: 48 Port Single Slot Card Loop Shortening (100Mbps to 3.5Kft at 24 AWG)

Backwards compatible to ADSL2+

Any-port ATM and EFM bonding and vectoring

Front cable access for delivering: 1008 Subscribers per TA 5000 shelf

288 Subscribers per TA 5006 shelf


VDSL2 Combo: 48 Port Dual Slot Card Loop Shortening (100Mbps to 3.5Kft at 24 AWG)

Backwards compatible to ADSL2+

Any-port ATM and EFM bonding and vectoring

Supports SIP, MGCP and TDM voice gateways

Rear cable access for delivering: 480 Combo Subscribers per TA 5000 shelf

144 Combo Subscribers per TA 5006 shelf

96 Combo Subscribers per TA 5004 shelf

Industry Leading Density for TA 5000, 5006 and 5004

VDSL2

Overlay

VDSL2

Combo

FUTURE

FTTP Service CardsIndustry Leading Density for TA 5000 5006 and 5004


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GPON OLT: 8 Port Single Slot Card

1 Gbps Throughput per ONT Port SFP based

Supports 1:64 Splits delivering: 84 GPON Ports or 10,752 Subscribers per TA 5000 shelf

48 GPON Ports or 3,072 Subscribers per TA 5006 shelf

32 GPON Ports or 2,048 Subscribers per TA 5004 shelf

Active Ethernet OLT: 24 Port Single Slot Card 1 Gbps Throughput per ONT Port

Dual BiDi SFPs

Point-to-Point Gigabit Active Ethernet delivering: 504 Subscribers per TA 5000 shelf



GPON

Active

Ethernet

Industry Leading Density for TA 5000, 5006 and 5004FUTURE

Cross-Over Enclosure


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40

Bridges the Gap Between a Pedestal and a Tradit ional Cabinet

Economics of a Pedestal

Stake Down Mounting With Gravel Bed (No Pad Required) No Boom Truck Required Two Men and a Pick Up Removable Panels Instead of Doors

No cabinet door clearance issues (i.e. swing radius)

Compact Design Eases Right Of Way Issues

Durabili ty of a Cabinet Hermetically Sealed Equipment Chamber Heat Exchanger Conditioned Equipment Chamber Fully Secure To Protect Investment GR-487 Issue 4 Compliant

Flexibili ty of an MSAP Capture Customers With VDSL2 Today Migrate To GPON Or Active Ethernet Tomorrow Be Prepared For Next-Gen PON In the Future

FUTURE

Economics of a Pedestal


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Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

FUTURE

ONT Market Direction


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Where is the ONT Market Going? Migration to Indoor Units and Wireless

Lower Cost More Flexible toInstall

Simple Media Converter (MC) vs. Residential Gateway (RG)

Cheapest Connection vs. Less Boxes

Minimizing Footprint vs. Visibility Into the Home

MC

Wireless RG

vs.

ADTRAN is Supporting BOTH Directions

FUTURE

Media ConvertersFUTURE


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Total Access 401 Media Converter GPON or AE Fiber Uplink SC-APC

ADTRAN Custom Plastic Housing Wall Plate Design with AC/DC Converter

Auto-Negotiating/Sensing10/100/1000Base-T Ethernet Port

Full 1 Gigabit Symmetric Throughput

Cost Effective Indoor Design

12V DC Power Total Access 411 Media Converter

+ Voice GPON or AE Fiber Uplink SC-APC

ADTRAN Custom Plastic Housing

Wall Plate Design with AC/DC Converter

Auto-Negotiating/Sensing10/100/1000Base-T Ethernet Port

Full 1 Gigabit Symmetric Throughput

Voice Support GR-303/TR-008/SIP

Cost Effective Indoor Design

12V UPS Connection

FUTURE

Residential Gateway


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Total Access 424Residential Gateway

GPON or AE Fiber Uplink SC-APC

2 POTS + 4 GE + Wi-Fi

Auto-Negotiating/Sensing10/100/1000Base-T EthernetPorts

Full 1 Gigabit SymmetricThroughput

Voice Support GR-303/TR-008/SIP

IEEE 802.11ac Dual-Band

Wireless - 2.4/5Ghz - 3x3 MIMO Full Layer 3 Support with NAT

USB 2.0 Compliant

TR-69 Managed

12V UPS Connection

Major Service InitiativesWorking to Improve CenturyLinks Network


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Working to Improve CenturyLink s Network

ATM / IMA Exhaust Turnkey ADTRAN Solutions

Utilizing BEI, TURF and Custom PO

CAF (Connect America Fund) Turnkey ADTRAN CAF Solutions

Utilizing TURF and Custom PO

GPON (Greenfield & Brownfield) Turnkey ADTRAN GPON Solutions

Utilizing BEI, TURF and Custom PO

MDULink Turnkey ADTRAN MDU/MTU Custom Solutions

Assisting CenturyLink with serving MDU/MTU sitesSite Surveys and Engineering

Proposing ADTRAN Wi-Fi and GPON Solutions

and TA 5000

Installing Inside / Structured Wiring (CAT-5/6 and Fiber)

Equipment Install, Turn-up and Test


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Mobile Planning Tool

Mobile Planning Tool


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Eventsbutton Check out important events including roadshows,

tradeshows, webinars, etc.

Key Contacts button ADTRAN contacts (account manager, SE and others)

Click to email, Click to call

Applicationsbutton Selection of various CenturyLink applications and how

approved ADTRAN products can help you reach your goal

Whats New button Specific news for CenturyLink (new approved products,

FOAs, lab updates, etc.) to keep you updated

Products button Link to data sheets of approved ADTRAN products relevant

to CenturyLink

Twitterbutton Direct link to http://twitter.com/adtran.

Notifications New field approval notifications

Pops-up even if app isnt open

ADTRAN Solutions Right at Your Fingertips

Todays Agenda
http://twitter.com/adtranhttp://twitter.com/adtran


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Break (10:30 AM)



Broadband Exhaust

Cabinets



Lunch (12:30 PM)


Equipment DisplayThe Network Layout


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The Network Layout

Total Access 334

Cross-Over Cabinetwith Total Access 5004

or 1424S-CE

Total Access 374

Total Access 5000

NetVanta 838

VDSL2

VDSL2

VDSL2/POTS


VDSL2

SHDSL

1G

10G

GPON

GPON

GE

SmaRT Cabinetwith Total Access 5000 or Total Access1248A/V

AE

VDSL2

VDSL2/POTS

Total Access 372

Total Access 362

Total Access 480 or 485

GPON

NetVanta 838OSP

SHDSL

POTS

GPON


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THANK YOU

ADTRAN_CenturyLink 2014 Roadshow Mark Richmond

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