Ericsson EDA 1200 4.0 Network Router User Manual


 
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Introduction
Broadband access is known to be the fastest growing
technology in the telecommunications history.
With the EDA broadband access concept, Ericsson has
for several years demonstrated technology leadership
on the broadband market — First, by introducing the
world’s first Ethernet-based IP DSLAM, then by
constantly adding new and innovative features to secure
an optimal end-to-end solution.
Now Ericsson takes the next step by introducing a cost-
efficient, environmentally hardened VDSL2 solution.
Ideal for fiber-deep deployment close to the end-user
and perfectly suited for migration on existing
installations, as well as for new customers.
Since the early EDA 1200 days, Ericsson has been
shaping and promoting the IP and Ethernet-based
architecture. The Ethernet-based architecture (TR-101)
has been standardized by DSL Forum, and is seen as
the future architecture for telecom operators for years to
come.
Market shares have been constantly growing with EDA
1200 and leading European customers have selected
EDA 1200 as their preferred technology.
Main features
Modular access node structure
Unique scalability in steps of 12 lines reduces
sleeping investments to an absolute minimum
Flexible combination of VDSL2 and
ADSL/ADSL2/ADSL2+ on remote sites
Multimode IP DSLAM
Support of all VDSL2 profiles in the same Hardware
(30a not supported)
Flexible topology support
Efficient management of remote sites
Easy deployment close to the end-user
Migration/upgrade path for VDSL2
Fiber and copper access
Environmentally hardened VDSL2 solution
Extended temperature range -40°C to +75°C
without any additional protection.
Withstand contaminant, solid objects and humidity
Robust IP44 compatible design
Ideal for remote application in outdoor cabinet
Reduced cost of outdoor cabinets
Intelligent access node
Advanced service mapping and quality of service
features
Offering bridged and routed service connectivity
Cost effective solution