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1 AP State Fibernet Limited Specifications on GPON - CPE specifications for AP Fiber Net infrastructure April 16, 2016 Andhra Pradesh Hyderabad

2 GPON STACK Residential Gateway GPON STACK Residential Gateway Andhra Pradesh State FiberNet Limited 1. Purpose The purpose of the document is to provide a technical specifications for the CPE (Customer Premises Equipment) that needs to be fulfilled by the CPE vendors to be interoperable with the Andhra Pradesh State Fibernet Limited (APSFL) Network. This document is open for suggestions and comments from vendors. 2. Minimum Interface Requirements for Basic, Standard & Enterprises GPON 1490nm 1310nm 1550nm Optical Transceiver CATV 1550nm VOIP / SLIC / PHY Telephone CATV RF OUT Optical to RF Electrical WLAN * All dotted blocks are optional 3. Minimum Interface Requirements for IPTV & IPTV+ GPON 1490nm 1310nm Optical Transceiver 1490nm / 1310nm VOIP / SLIC / PHY Telephone TV Analog / Digital HDMI or AV Out WLAN Android 4.0 or Latest USB or 2 ports BLE IR Remote P a g e 2 6

3 4. Preferred models of Customer Premises Equipment Sl No Interfaces AP Fiber Preferred CPE Models (Minimum Interfaces Required in each model) Basic Standard Standard+ Enterprise IPTV IPTV+ 1 GPON Interface YES YES YES YES YES YES 2 RF overlay Out - YES YES No. of Ports No. of Telephone Ports WLAN - - YES YES - YES 6 IPTV YES YES 5. Technical Specifications Table 1: Common Specifications Sl.No Parameter Requirement/Standards 1 GPON 1.1 ITU-T G984.1 /G984.2 /G984.3 /G984.4 /G984.5 /G988 (rev ) 1.2 Encapsulation Method (GEM) supports 1.3 Configurable AES (Downstream) and FEC (Downstream and Upstream) 1.4 Bitrates: 2488Gbps (Downstream) /1244Gbps (Upstream) 2 WAN Uplink Interfaces G.984 GPON B+ 3 L2/L3 layer 3.1 VLAN-ID to GEM port-id mapping (per WT-156): -N:1 VLAN, -1: Transparent VLAN 3.3 Classification: DSCP/TOS, 802.1p TCI, VLAN-ID, MAC address; 3.4 Traffic Management: up to 8 queues per T-CONT in 3.5 Priority-controlled mode or up to 16 queues per T-CONT in 3.6 Rate-controlled scheduling mode; q VLAN processing: Q-in-Q, tagging, removing tag, 3.8 Replacing tag or transparent forwarding; 3.9 Routing: Network Access Translation (NAT) and Network 3.10 Access Port Translation (NAPT) 3.11 Firewall 3.12 VPN 3.13 DHCP Client and Server 3.14 PPPoE Client 3.15 Performance: 1000Mbps bidirectional P a g e 3 6

4 4 IP-TV Support 4.1 IGMP v1/v2/v3 snooping and proxy 4.2 IGMP processing per VLAN ID to support group of channels 4.3 Interactive services (Video On Demand) 4.4 IPTV streams forwarding simultaneous: IPTV prioritization using Quality of Service (QoS) using 802.1p 5 VoIP specifications 5.1 Call control: SIPv1/v T.38 Fax relay, Fax/Data bypass 5.3 Echo canceller & length 5.4 Jitter buffer, Caller ID generation Way Conferencing 5.6 G.711 PCMU, G.711 PCMA, G.723.1, G G.729; VAD and CNG; Caller ID and call waiting 5.8 RTP/RTCP packet encapsulation 5.9 RFC 2833 Support 5.10 In-band signaling detection and generation (DTMF, call progress tones) 5.11 Automatic Tone generation (dial, busy, ring back, stutter, distinctive ring) 6 Services 6.1 Content sharing, UPnP Media Server 6.2 DLNA DMS, Metadata Support 6.3 OSGI ( Open Service Gateway Interface) 6.4 E1 (SAToP), Nx64Kbps (CESoP), OEM/SLA 6.5 PnP (Plug and Play) 7 POTS RJ-11 FXS port ( port) 8 LAN interfaces 8.1 RJ /1000 BASE-T 8.2 Support auto-negotiation 8.3 Support auto MDI/MDIX 9 Power Saving IEEE Energy Efficient mode (EEE) 10 Management Support 10.1 Web-based with GUI 10.2 Remote management over the OMCI, PLOAM OMCC versions: 0xA0 to 0xA The OLT shall not require the use of vendor-specific Managed Entities and the ONU shall not be forced to provide them OAM and TR-069, TR-104, TR-111, TR Must expose all its interfaces via HTTP, REST API only when connected directly via USB or RJ45, and over Wifi with password access, which is visible in a menu in the CPE. All messages (both send and receive) must be in JSON-LD format 10.6 CPE should provide an interface to publish VOIP status messages (Ex: VOIP Calls Status, CLIP, Ringing, etc.,) P a g e 4 6

5 11 Firmware Upgrade 11.1 Software upgrades must be free of cost 11.2 Upgrades must be OTA and be notified to AP, and rolled out continuously 12 Power Requirement Comply with CoC V3 13 Power Supply 150V to 250V AC 50Hz, Indian Socket Plug 14 Environment -5ºC to +60ºC, 0-90% Relative Humidity 15 Integrity and security checking All APSFL Certified CPEs should include a kernel module (supplied by APSFL) in the CPE which does the integrity and security checking for authenticating the CPE. Table 2: Model Specific IPTV 16 IPTV 16.1 Operating System Android 4.4 or latest 16.2 CPU Dual Core or Quad core 16.3 Operating Frequency 800Mhz or more 16.4 GPU Accelerated HW Codec for H.265/HEVC, H.264/AVC 16.5 RAM (DDR3) Minimum 512MB 16.6 FLASH Minimum 2GB 16.7 Video Interface HDMI 1.4 (1080P) (Optional) 16.8 Digital Audio SPDIF (Optional) 16.9 Analog Audio / Video AV out and Stereo Audio out (Optional) Bluetooth/BLE 2.1 and BLE DRM Widewine (Essential), Playready (optional) USB Ports 1 or more SD card Micro SD card (optional) Camera & Microphone In-built microphone & Camera (Optional), Shall support through USB Middleware Should be Certified by APSFL Firmware Should not be rooted / Bootloader should not be rewritable App Store Restricted App store (should locked with APSFL server) Streaming Should support MPTS & SPTS Table 3: Model Specific CATV RF overlay 17 RF Overlay on GPON port on a F Connector ohms impedance (nominal) 17.3 TV overlay: 1550nm -17dBm < Pin < +2dBm 17.4 Analog bandwidth: minimum 47 MHz and maximum 2150 MHz P a g e 5 6

6 Table 4: Model Specific Wireless LAN 18 Wi-Fi 18.1 Minimum IEEE n and ac is optional), 2x2 or 3x3 Access Point x Authentication 18.3 External RADIUS Authentication 18.4 WPA/WPA2 Protected access /128 Bits WEP encryption 18.6 AES and TKIP Encryption 18.7 Wi-Fi multimedia support: WMM and WMM-PS 18.8 Multiple SSIDs Profiles 18.9 MAC Address filtering integrated WPS (Pushbutton and PIN entry) 6. Testing & Certification All AP Fiber CPEs must undergo the conformance testing, interoperability testing and should undergo the Certification by APSFL. Following are the requirements that should be met by all Vendors for Certification: a. The Vendor shall describe whether the product is fully compliant to the prescribed specifications or it is a partially compliant, describe the limitations. b. The Vendor shall provide a detailed compliance test report with the details about the findings to APSFL for verification and testing. c. The Vendor shall specify longevity of the product sales and after sale support. d. The version of hardware and software of the equipment should be provided. e. Software upgrades for bug fixing will be assumed to be Free of Cost otherwise stated clearly. f. The Vendor shall submit detailed product specifications g. The Vendor must do interoperability testing with the AP Fiber s OLT and submit the detailed report on the findings to APSFL. h. The Vendor should provide APSFL with a Solution Description explaining how the CPE could provide the triple play services and how the CPE can be managed remotely. i. The CPE should be compliance with TR-247 (Test Plan for GPON ONU Conformance). j. The CPE should be compliance with TR-255 (Test Plan for GPON Interoperability) P a g e 6 6