IDM-MUX30
IDM-MUX30
IDM-MUX30 30-channel SDH telephone optical multiplexer with 155M optical interface, 19-inch standard 1U chassis, providing 4 groups of EOS 10/100M Ethernet interfaces; 3 service slots, each slot of the IDM MUX30 optical-electrical integrated equipment can accommodate one 8*E1 plug-in card, totaling 24 E1 channels; or an 8/10-channel 64K user service card; or an 8-port 100M Ethernet switching card, or a 720P high-definition video input/output interface card.
Overview:
The IDM-MUX30 optical-electrical integrated transmission equipment is a STM-1 level multi-service SDH optical transmission system built on SDH and EOS technologies, fully compliant with ITU-T standards. This equipment provides users with multi-service access and transmission, offering two 155.52Mbps optical interfaces (A and B), supporting up to 18 10M/100M Ethernet interfaces and 24 groups of E1 interfaces. It features ITU-T G.813 standard network element timing, VC-12 cross-connection, and channel protection functions. Additionally, the IDM-MUX30 optical-electrical integrated equipment can serve as an Add-Drop Multiplexer (ADM) or Terminal Multiplexer (TM) for constructing point-to-point, point-to-multipoint chain, and ring transmission networks. The IDM-MUX30 optical-electrical integrated equipment is widely applicable for public telephone network access or dedicated line information transmission in telecommunications data services, power utilities, banking, public security, and military sectors.

Product Features:
- 19-inch 1U standard chassis structure for easy installation;
- Integrates SDH, PDH, and IP access functions into one unit, meeting most remote service access requirements;
- Supports 3 service slots, accommodating E1 service cards, FXS/FXO cards, V.24/V.35 cards, Ethernet expansion cards, video cards, and universal service cards for flexible configuration based on requirements;
- Multiple clock modes to meet clock requirements in various application environments, including local crystal oscillator clock, line-extracted clock, and external clock 2MBIT/2MHZ;
- Comprehensive monitoring and alarm functions. Panel LEDs display specific alarm status, and the equipment can output alarm information;
- The main unit provides dual optical or dual electrical SDH interfaces, facilitating chain network or redundant ring topology construction;
- Supports point-to-point, chain, and ring networking topologies, and can also be integrated with centralized MSTP systems for combined networking;
- Cross-connection capacity of 128×128 VC-12;
- FC/SFP optical modules available in optical port mode;
- Interoperable with STM-1 optical interfaces of any standard SDH/MSTP equipment;
- Provides Ethernet management channels based on DCC, E1, N*64K, and TCP/IP, with SNMP simple network management protocol support;
- DC -48V and AC 220V power supply, with optional AC+DC dual backup power;
Technical Specifications:
Optical Interface
Connector Type | FC (SC etc. customizable) | Fiber Mode | Single-mode (multi-mode optional) |
Tx/Rx Rate | 155M/155M | Tx/Rx Wavelength | 1310nm/1550nm |
Transmit Power | -15~-8dBm | Receiver Sensitivity | Better than -32dBm |
Transmission Distance | 20Km, optional long-distance optical modules are available for extended fiber transmission. | ||
E1 Interface
Bit Rate | 2048Kbps | Line Code | HDB3 |
Standard Protocol | ITU-T G.703 compliant | Impedance | 75Ω/120Ω |
Frame Structure | PCM30/31 | Signaling | Channel Associated Signaling |
Ethernet
Interface Type | RJ-45 | Transmission Rate | N×2.048Mbps (N≤50) |
Standard Protocol | Supports IEEE802.3 | Operating Mode | Full/Half Duplex/Auto-negotiation |
Power Supply and Consumption
Power Supply | AC220V/DC-48V | Power Consumption | 10W |
Environmental Conditions
Operating Temperature | -15oC ~ +50oC | Relative Humidity | 0~95% (Non-condensing) |
Product Dimensions
Length × Depth × Height | 440×230×45 (mm) |
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