Release Notes 5.8 SR1.En

Document Number
FCD901111-R1B
Release Documentation
Release Notes
XMP1 5.8 SR1 & LCC 2.1
Flexible Multiplexer XMP1/LCC
KEYMILE Networks GmbH

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FCD901111-R1B XMP1 5.8 SR1 Release Notes
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Content
1 General .............................................................................................. 4
2 New hardware components and features ...................................... 5

2.1 New supported hardware components ............................................... 5
2.1.1 XMP1: new XMP1-SL Sub-Module SL-LAN (37014234).................... 5
2.1.2 XMP1-LCC: POW2 and PORT STM (4) card ..................................... 5
2.2 New Features ..................................................................................... 6
2.2.1 XMP1 ................................................................................................. 6
2.2.2 XMP1-LCC ......................................................................................... 6
2.2.3 SOX.................................................................................................... 6
3 Corrections ....................................................................................... 7
3.1 Port Nx64 and Port LEOPU [XMP1] ................................................... 7
3.2 Connect to node: Local serial Connection [SOX] .............................. 7
3.3 Fault display The value may not be zero [SOX] ................................ 7
3.4 Installation von SOX NMS Release 5.8 [SOX] ................................... 7
3.5 Configuration changes in network elements equipped with old
central units. [XMP1] .......................................................................... 7
3.6 Link down alarm with Sub Module SL-LAN [XMP1] ........................... 7
3.7 Load configuration to node [SOX] ...................................................... 8
4 Other modifications and enhancements ........................................ 9

4.1 New type of XMP1 subrack 16/32 in SOX .......................................... 9
4.2 Routing in SOX .................................................................................. 9
4.3 Dongle monitoring routine improved .................................................. 9
4.4 HID data Ethernet adapter ................................................................. 9
5 Known issues and limitations ....................................................... 10

5.1 SOX limitations ................................................................................. 10
5.2 Central Card Firmware ZTQ_521, ZTQ_530 and ZTQ_540 ............. 10
5.3 Central Card Firmware ZTQ_551 ..................................................... 11
5.4 SDH Firmware CUE_551 ................................................................. 11
5.5 OptC37 (4) Firmware C37_560 Issues ............................................. 12
5.6 LCC 2.1 issues ................................................................................. 13
5.7 Sub-Module SL-LAN firmware ZTQ_58............................................ 13
5.8 PORT STM (4) firmware LCC211..................................................... 14
6 Additional Notes ............................................................................. 15

6.1 Usage and upgrade recommendation for SOX Software ................. 15
6.2 Important Note using DCCE communication .................................... 15
7 Annex A Released SOX software ............................................... 16

7.1 Overview of the SOX Software ......................................................... 16
7.2 SOX DVD V5.8 SR1 (SOX-NMS/LCT) ............................................. 16
7.3 SOX MSP CD V5.8 SR1 .................................................................. 16
7.4 SOX License Structure .................................................................. 17
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7.4.1 Single user Software and Licenses .................................................. 17

7.4.1.1 SOX.................................................................................................. 17
7.4.1.2 LCC .................................................................................................. 18
7.4.2 Multi-user Licenses .......................................................................... 18
8 Annex B Released XMP1 Firmware ........................................... 19

8.1 Overview over the XMP1 Versions since 5.2 ................................... 19
8.2 Overview over the XMP1/LCC Download CDs................................. 20
8.3 Firmware 5.8 SR1 ............................................................................ 21
8.3.1 Compatibility CU CUE Firmware ................................................... 22
8.3.2 Compatibility Firmware SOA - SOX............................................... 23
8.3.2.1 Overview of the SOX compatibility list .............................................. 23
8.3.2.2 Overview of SOA compatibility ......................................................... 24

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1 General
These release notes describe new features and software and hardware components
for XMP1 5.8 and 5.8 SR1, SOX 5.8 and LCC 2.1.
XMP1 release 5.8 and 5.8 SR1 consists of new XMP1 hardware components and
new firmware.
SOX release 5.8 includes the support of all new HW components of XMP1 and
XMP1-LCC.
LCC release 2.1 consists of new LCC hardware components and new firmware.
The following chapters describe all components and features, bug fixes and other
modifications introduces in this release.
The Known Issues section lists open issues that apply to the current release and
may apply to previous releases. It lists also known caveats resolved in this or former
releases.
Annex A lists an overview of the existing versions, the included firmware, several
compatibility lists and an overview of the card firmware.
If you need more information

An extensive and up-to-date documentation for XMP1 and LCC is available in
XMP1electronic format. Please ask your local sales representative for details.

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2 New hardware components and features
This section gives an overview of the new features implemented in R5.8 and
R5.8 SR1. For detailed a description refer to the XMP1 documentation.
2.1 New supported hardware components

2.1.1 XMP1: new XMP1-SL Sub-Module SL-LAN (37014234)
The Sub-Module SL-LAN offers interfaces for local Ethernet links and TDM based
WAN links. Each XMP1-SL can be equipped with a Sub-module SL-LAN, which
provides a 4 port Layer-2-switch with 2 external 10/100 Base-T RJ-45 interfaces and
2 Ethernet over PDH WAN ports. Layer-2-switch has VLAN capability and can act as
D- and Q-Bridge. It is also possible to bypass the switch to enable direct point-to-
point applications. Mirroring of Ethernet data is supported.
2.1.2 XMP1-LCC: POW2 and PORT STM (4) card
With XMP1-LCC release 2.1 the new POW2 module and PORT STM (4) module is
introduced.
POW2 module
The Power Connection Board 2 (POW2) provides two interfaces to connect the
power supply voltage. The nominal power supply voltage is -48/60 V DC. The power
supply voltage range is -36 V DC to -75 V DC.
The POW2 module is equipped in card slot 1 of the XMP1-LCC subrack.
PORT STM (4) module

The PORT STM (4) module provides four SDH ports (STM-1/STM-4) which can be
equipped with SFPS for STM-1 and STM-4.
The STM-4 interfaces can be equipped with optical SFP modules; the STM- 1
interfaces can be equipped with electrical or optical SFP modules.
The mixed equipping of SFPs for STM4 and STM1 is possible. The module can be
equipped in card slot 8 and 9 of the XMP!-LCC: Together with the CUS module the
PORT STM (4) module supports the EOW function.

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2.2 New Features

Beside the new hardware components and their full support in SOX and Firmware
the further new feature are implemented in release 5.8 and 5.8 SR1:
2.2.1 XMP1
IO interfaces
IO interfaces of Central unit can be used with network reactions (SOX).
MTU size
MTU size for XMP1-SDH nodes can be adjusted to 1500 byte with the help of
program files. This setting must be done for compatibility reasons at XMP1-SDH
network elements (DCC network) which are connected to XMP1-LCC. In pure
XMP1-SDH networks this setting can also be used.
2.2.2 XMP1-LCC
Redundant management connection of XMP1 areas via ECC8

The feature Redundant management connection of areas via ECC8 is supported.
The configuration of a redundant access point for an area makes sure that the area
can be reached about the redundant access point at loss of the primary access point.
2.2.3 SOX
Installation SOX software

The installation procedure of the SOX software is supported by an installation
assistant (wizard).
XMP1-SL: Sub-Module SL-LAN

The Sub module SL-LAN was implemented.
XMP1-LCC: module POW2

The POW2 module was implemented.
XMP1-LCC: module PORT STM (4)

The PORT STM (4) module was implemented.
Measurements for OSPI in SOX

For optical SFP (with DMI, Diagnostic Monitoring Interface) the optical level (in/out)
can be requested.

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3 Corrections
This chapter contains a listing of the corrections carried out with release 5.8 SR1.
3.1 Port Nx64 and Port LEOPU [XMP1]

When the Port Nx64 and Port LEOPTU (mode: unframed) is used the alarm Non-
urgent alarm EXT N (No. 88 EXT_N) appears.
This behavior has been solved with R5.8 SR1.
3.2 Connect to node: Local serial Connection [SOX]

Now the node number 254 is always entered in the case that the connection type
local serial connection is used.
3.3 Fault display The value may not be zero [SOX]

With SOX NMS, SOX Server the following fault message appears if the network was
stored to the data base: The value may not be zero.
This problem occurs if a module with inventory data was deleted and afterwards the
data stored to the data base.
This behavior has been solved with R5.8 SR1.
3.4 Installation von SOX NMS Release 5.8 [SOX]
During the start SOX analyzes the used database and recognizes, that the database
is not compatible with the software. Therefore the converting of the database is
started and SOX is transferring the data into a new database. Converting of the data
base is ok. It was noticed in some cases that XMP1 network elements could not be
opened any more after converting the data base. This behavior has been solved with
R5.8 SR1.
3.5 Configuration changes in network elements equipped with

old central units. [XMP1]
With firmware ZGR_580.prg (V25811l5nZGa ) configuration changes in network
elements equipped with old central units are not possible.
Affected central units:
- AN00030561
- AN00030562
- AN00030563
This behavior has been solved with firmware ZGR_581.prg (V25811l61ZGa).
3.6 Link down alarm with Sub Module SL-LAN [XMP1]

If the LAN interfaces of the Sub Module SL-LAN were in the Administrative state Not
used the Link down alarm 218 was reported.
With R5.8 SR1 (Firmware ZTQ_581, V58101l67NZa) the Link down alarm 218 will
be reported only if the LAN interfaces are in the administrative state In use.

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3.7 Load configuration to node [SOX]

In rare cases the state Node not online or not ready will be displayed in the case
that the configuration is send to the node although the node appears in the tree view
as Online. This happens if the configuration ID is not available in SOX.
Now it is possible to send the configuration to nodes which are online even if the
software has no configuration ID.

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4 Other modifications and enhancements
This section describes further modifications and enhancements included in release

5.8.
4.1 New type of XMP1 subrack 16/32 in SOX

A new model of XMP1 subrack 16/32 can be used. With this new model Double
subrack (32, 2-1) the second rack is located above the first subrack.
4.2 Routing in SOX

If a large number of routes are available for the calculation of alternative routes there
might be a delay at the determination of the alternative routes for connections.
Depending on the number of routes maximum 1024 alternative routes are displayed.
Number of routes Display alternative routes

> 530000 1
< 530000 maximum 1024
4.3 Dongle monitoring routine improved

SOX checks every 60 seconds whether the dongle is available.
The SOX kernel service (with multi-user operation) will be stopped if the dongle is not
recognized in two consecutive times. In this case, after the dongle is available again,
the SOX kernel service must be started manually.
4.4 HID data Ethernet adapter

In the HID data of the Ethernet adapter now the part number AN00114784 instead of
the drawing number 62.7040.303.00 is used.

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5 Known issues and limitations
This section lists open issues that apply to the current release and may apply to
previous releases. Also tips, hints and descriptions of known problems together with
workaround are included. For not listed firmware no restrictions are known.
5.1 SOX limitations

Description Workaround
Limitation in configuration of 64kByte/s protection circuits: Configuration with
single
A protection circuit over open ports to another network crossconnections.
cant be configured.
Deleting of alarm messages of a signal collectors has Dont delete this
influence on the network: alarm messages or if
they are deleted,
If the alarm messages of a signal collector are deleted, the please fetch the
state of signal collector will be good, and therefore an current alarms from
existing reaction via observer will also get good. the node.
Note: If alarms are deleted from database the status is
then good.
Limitation with XMP1 nodes running firmware releases Set the administrate
prior to 5.1 SR1: state of all nodes
except of 20 nodes
It is not possible to load the data from the node, if the to not used, then it
node has a firmware before version 5.1 SR 1 and there is possible to load
are more than 20 nodes in the area. the data from the
node.
5.2 Central Card Firmware ZTQ_521, ZTQ_530 and ZTQ_540

Important Note:
If the above written firmware is used together with a ZT2 QD2ZT redundant unit
without CUE (without SDH equipment), then it could be that the configuration data of
the passive central unit is not aligned. This problem does not occur after a software
download, if both central units are equipped and connected.
The error state is alarmed with the alarm 149 : Passive central unit defective or can
be seen using the debugging command mc 40 to request the standby unit state. If
the output Configuration data : not aligned is written, then the error should be
corrected immediately.
The error state can be corrected by:

Software-Reset of the active central unit with reset p (possible from
remote without switching over)
Hardware-Reset of the passive central unit
Unplugging of the standby cable for some seconds
Loading and activating of the new firmware ZTQ_542

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5.3 Central Card Firmware ZTQ_551

SOA: The polling of the ECC8 Master function is only Reestablish the
activated with a connection towards SOA. If the function is connection to SOA
not active, the MSP could not access other XMP1 nodes
via the SISA tree.
SOX MSP: In some cases network elements of the higher Connect SOA or
SISA structure will not be shown. MSP to the above
network element
SOA: After firmware activating the IFM 2Mbit will not be Disconnect and
shown correctly connect the
connecting wire
PDH Performance Management: not available
The max value for the 15 min data is 127 and for the 24h
data the max value is 32767.
5.4 SDH Firmware CUE_551

After activating of the CUE Firmware it is possible, that the Please send the
config-Id is changed. The reason of this change is the node configuration
conversion of the internal SDH database. from SOX to the
node to correct the
config-Id.
If the other connectors of an IB cable, which is connected Either at least one
to a CUE module, are not connected, then a reset of the card should be
central unit card is possible. connected to the IB
cable or the IB cable
should be
unplugged.

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5.5 OptC37 (4) Firmware C37_560 Issues

An interruption of the XMP1 power supply during the Avoid power supply
OptC37 firmware download procedure can lead to an disruptions during
irregular state of the OptC37. OptC37 firmware
It can happen that the firmware download must be upgrades.
repeated or that the card is not reachable any more.
In case of non-
reachable card, the
card must be
removed and re-
plugged.
For more details

refer to the OptC37
card description.
After aborting of an OptC37 firmware upgrade by a SOX Do not use the
command, no new update of the card is possible until the option of aborting the
card is restarted. OptC37 firmware
upgrade.
All other functions of the optC37 are not affected in this
state. If this option has
been used, the card
must be removed
and re-plugged
before the next
download is started.

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5.6 LCC 2.1 issues

For the management areas only identification numbers in Only use
the range 1-16 are accepted by the node. area IDs 1-16.
This is not a functional limitation. The number of areas is

limited to 16 anyway. But principally the management
concept allows that any identification number is assigned
to these areas.
For LCC 2.0 this number range is fixed to 1-16.
The clock priority sent to the external E1 interfaces is not Prefer revertive clock
always correct. mode.
1. In non-revertive clock mode the priority sent to the Avoid forced switch
external E1 interfaces is not set correctly, when the to the internal
node switches to the internal oscillator. oscillator.
The priority of the previously selected source is
sent.
2. In case of a forced switch to the internal oscillator

the clock priority sent to the external E1 ports is not
set correctly.
The priority of the previously selected source is
sent.
5.7 Sub-Module SL-LAN firmware ZTQ_58

Frames from LAN1 or LAN2 are Use actual counters only
discarded due to overload. And / or:
Performance counting is enabled. For correct counting of discarded
frames at LAN1 turn off all Ethernet
15 min Counter values for discarded frames performance measure points at
are rounded up to full 65536 count if the WAN1 and WAN2.
real value is not 0. For correct counting of discarded
These 15min values are propagated to the frames at LAN2 turn off all Ethernet
24h counter. performance measure points at
LAN1, WAN1 and WAN2.
The shown values for current (actual
counters) are correct.

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5.8 PORT STM (4) firmware LCC211

The number of Engineering Order Wire (EOW) -
connections is limited to 6. If more than 6 are configured
they get a busy-tone.

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6 Additional Notes
6.1 Usage and upgrade recommendation for SOX Software

For new installations and upgrades from previous XMP1 system releases, the usage
of Version 5.8 is generally recommended.
An upgrade of an existing XMP1 V5.* system is not essential, please read the
recommendation part of the respective chapter. An upgrade of the SOX Software
because of the improvements is reasonable, but it is not obligatory necessary.
Important Notes:
1. Since the version 5.7 the software comes from Keymile Networks GmbH. The
software will be installed at C:\program files\Keymile. The different software parts
now use Keymile in its name, e.g. Keymile.Sox.SoxUserInterface.exe.config.
2. As of version 5.8 the installation and deinstallation of the software is partly
done with an installation assistant (Wizard).
6.2 Important Note using DCCE communication

If the DCCE between SDH nodes is used for communication, the subnet
192.168.167.0 with the subnet mask 255.255.255.0 (alternative notation:
192.168.167.0/24) should not be used, because this is used for internal purpose, if
no SOA is configured.

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7 Annex A Released SOX software
7.1 Overview of the SOX Software
XMP1 Version SOX Version

5.2 5.2.0.70
5.2 SR 1 5.2.1.75
5.3 5.3.0.82
5.4 5.4.0.85
5.4 SR 1 5.4.1.90
5.4 SR 2 5.4.2.98
5.5 5.5.0.107
5.6 5.6.0.119
5.7 5.7.0.126
5.8 5.8.0. 132
5.8 SR1 5.8.1 134
7.2 SOX DVD V5.8 SR1 (SOX-NMS/LCT)

This Software DVD is a part of the license package. Furthermore this DVD can be
used for an update of an existing SOX installation, whereas the software runs only
with an existing license dongle.
Released SOX Software

Part-No R-state Designation Issue, notes
37015532 R1B SOX DVD R5.8 SR1 SOX NMS German and English
Version
SOX LCT German and English
Version
7.3 SOX MSP CD V5.8 SR1

This Software CD-ROM is a part of the license package. Furthermore this CD-ROM
can be used for an update of an existing SOX installation, whereas the software runs
only with an existing license dongle.
Released SOX Software

Part-No R-state Designation Issue, notes
37015540 R1B SOX MSP CD-ROM R5.8 SOX MSP German and English
SR1 Version
LMT German and English

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7.4 SOX License Structure

7.4.1 Single user Software and Licenses
Software and Licenses

Designation KEYMILE Notes
Part-No
7.4.1.1 SOX
SOX NMS (BASIC10) 37015508 SOX NMS license, support of up to 10 nodes,

includes dongle, license and current SOX NMS
software on DVD
software on DVD
software on DVD
software on DVD
software on DVD
SOX NMS (CLASSIC200) 37015222 SOX NMS license, support of up to 200 nodes,
software on DVD
SOX NMS (CLASSIC300) 37015230 SOX NMS license, support of up to 300 nodes,
software on DVD
SOX NMS (PREMIUM) 37015249 SOX NMS license, unlimited, includes dongle,
license and current SOX NMS software on DVD
SOX LCT 37015133 SOX LCT software licence, this position includes
licence, dongle and current SOX LCT application
software version on DVD, local craft terminal
software to be used in combination with SOX
NMS, this position is not applicable for SOA
users
SOX MSP 37015141 SOX MSP license and dongle, current SOX MSP
application software version on CD-ROM
included; LCT software for SOA users; English
and German Version.
SOX SNMP Northbound 37015265 Upgrade license in order to enable Northbound
License. At least SOX NMS release 5.6 required
SOA DCN Master Licence 37015095 Activation/license code is valid for the Central
Unit only which the code is ordered for. If Central
Unit and license are part of different orders then

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the serial number of the Central Unit has to be

included into the license order.
7.4.1.2 LCC
SW Key Switching Capacity 37015400 Key to increase 64 kbit/s cross-connect capacity

64 by 64xE1 (2048 64 kbit/s channels). Max.
possible cross-connect capacity 252xE1 (8064 64
kbit/s channels)
SW Key CUL EQP 37015435 Key to enable equipment protection for switch
matrix boards CUL/CUS
SW Key EOW 37015460 Key to enable engineering order wire (EOW)
interface on module central unit SDH (CUS)
7.4.2 Multi-user Licenses
The Multi-user License is based on an existing SOX NMS license (with the existing
numbers of nodes).
It contains a dongle upgrade key to make the existing key multi-user compliant. The
description XMP1 Commissioning Instructions Release 5.8 (order no. .
FCD901106) explains the upgrade procedure.
The email address for exchanging the WibuKey Remote-Programming-Context file is:
xmp1.swkey@keymile.com
Designation KEYMILE Notes

Part-No
SOX Multiuser Upgrade SW 37015176 Upgrade license in order to enable multi-
Key user/multi-client operation for SOX NMS. At least
SOX NMS Release 5.4 SR1 required

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8 Annex B Released XMP1 Firmware
8.1 Overview over the XMP1 Versions since 5.2

XMP1 Central unit CUE/SCU SHDSL SHDSL OptC37 SOX
Rel. Firmware Firmware Firmware Repeater Firmware
Firmware
5.2 ZTQ_520.prg CUE_520.prg - 5.2.0.70
V52014g55NZa V52015g5nCSa
5.2 ZTQ_521.prg CUE_521.prg - 5.2.1.75
SR 1 V52118g9rNZa V52117g8sCSa
5.3 ZTQ_530.prg CUE_530.prg SDSL_530.prg REG_53014.prg - 5.3.0.82
V53017gcfNZa V53015gc1CSa V53017gcfSDa R53014gcfRSa
V54002h7jNZa V53015gc1CSa V53121h6bSDa R53122h67RSa
SR 1 V54104hb5NZa V54104hahCSa V54105hb9SDa R54101habRSa
SR 2 V54211i81NZa V54211i81CSa V54208i55SDa R54203i55RSa
V550007j4kNZa V550006j3rCSa V550006j3rSDa R55026j48RSa
SR 1 V55109j7hNZa V55109j79CSa V55109j77SDa R55026j48RSa
5.6 ZTQ_560.prg CUE_560.prg SDSL_551.prg REG_550.prg C37_560.prg 5.6.0.119
V56006k1rNZa V56006k1rCSa V55109j77SDa R55026j48RSa V56017k23C3a

V57007kalNZa V57007kalCSb V55109j77SDa R55026j48RSa V57020k31C3a

V58006l44NZa V58007l48CSa V55109j77SDa R55026j48RSa V57020k31C3
SR1 V58101l67NZa V58007l48CSa V55109j77SDa R55026j48RSa V57020k31C3

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8.2 Overview over the XMP1/LCC Download CDs
Designation R- Contains
Part-No. state SOA control files to download the firmware files
XMP1 5.2 DL FILES R1A ZTQ_520.prg, CUE_520.prg , ZGR_2520.prg,
05PHS00035ACK QD2_2511.PRG
XMP1 5.2 SR 1 DL FILES ZTQ_521.prg, CUE_521.prg , ZGR_2520.prg,
05PHS00035ACK QD2_2511.PRG
05PHS00035ADC QD2_2511.PRG, SDSL_530.prg, REG_530.prg,
05PHS00035AEU QD2_2511.PRG, SDSL_531.prg, REG_531.prg,
XMP1 5.4 SR 1 DL FILES R1B ZTQ_541.prg, CUE_541.prg, ZGR_2541.prg,
XMP1 5.4 SR 2 DL FILES R1C ZTQ_542.prg, CUE_542.prg, ZGR_2542.prg,
XMP1 5.5 DL FILES R1A ZTQ_550.prg, CUE_550.prg, ZGR_2550.prg,
XMP1 5.5 SR 1 DL FILES R1B ZTQ_551.prg, CUE_551.prg, ZGR_2551.prg,
C37_560.prg
C37_570.prg, lcc_200.img
37015567 QD2_2511.PRG,SDSL_551.prg, REG_550.prg,
lcc_211.img
XMP1 5.8 SR1 DL FILES R1B ZTQ_581.prg, CUE_580.prg, ZGR_2581.prg,
37015567 QD2_2511.PRG
SDSL_551.prg, REG_550.prg, lcc_211.img

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8.3 Firmware 5.8 SR1
Firmware Central Units, cards Name ID

QD2-Central 37010115 (AN00102460)
units 37010107 (AN00102461)
ZTQ_581.PRG V58101l67NZa
37010123 (AN00102462)
37010131 (AN00239607)
SDH units 37010140 (05HBA00006AAX) CUE_580.PRG V58007l48CSa
37010166 (05HAN00367AAV)
iSHDSL Card 37010204 (05HAT00070AAL) SDSL_551.PRG V55109j77SDa
Regenerator 37010476 (05HAN00442AAL) REG_550.PRG R55026j48RSa
Great Central AN00030561
Units AN00030562 ZGR_2581.PRG V25811l61ZGa
AN00030563
QD2 Adapter AN00024964 QD2_2511.PRG 050817251Q01
AN00038315
AN00113308
Small Central AN00859765 ZKL_183g.PRG 98_05_29ZGp
Units AN00859766
AN00859767
OptC37 37010646 (ROJ1192379/1) C37_570.prg V57020k31C3a
LCC: lcc_211.img V21141l4tCLb
CUL 37010573 (ROJ1192332/1)
CUS 37010603 (ROJ1192385/1)
P2M64 37010581 (ROJ1192347/1)
P2M32 37010590 (ROJ1192348/1)
PORT STM 37010654

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8.3.1 Compatibility CU CUE Firmware
The following list shows the compatible software:
CUE/SCU
V52015g5nCSa
V54104hahCSa
V50229echCSa
V52117g8sCSa
V53015gc1CSa
V50431f29CSa
V51013f5pCSa
V56006k1rCSa
V58007l48CSa
V50126ebiCSa
V54211i81CSa
V57007kalCSb
V55109j7hNZa
V55006j3rCSa
V51220fblCSa
Firmware
CUE_580.prg
CUE_501.prg
CUE_502.prg
CUE_504.prg
CUE_510.prg
CUE_512.prg
CUE_520.prg
CUE_521.prg
CUE_530.prg
CUE_541.prg
CUE_542.prg
CUE_550.prg
CUE_551.prg
CUE_560.prg
CUE_570.prg
Central unit (CU)
Firmware
ZTQ_501.prg X
V50126ebfNZa
ZTQ_502.prg X
V50229echNZa
ZTQ_504.prg (X) (X) X
V50432f31NZa
ZTQ_510.prg X (X)
V51014f62NZa
ZTQ_511.prg X (X)
V51119f9rNZa
ZTQ_512.prg (X) X
V51222g1pNZa
ZTQ_520.prg X
V52014g55NZa
ZTQ_521.prg X
V52118g9rNZa
ZTQ_530.prg X
V53017gcfNZa
ZTQ_540.prg X (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (x)
V54002h7jNZa
ZTQ_541.prg (X) X (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (x)
V54104hb5NZa
ZTQ_542.prg (X) (X) X (X) (X) (X) (X) (x)
V54211i81NZa
ZTQ_550.prg (X) (X) (X) X (X) (X) (X) (x)
V55007j4kNZa
ZTQ_551.prg (X) (X) (X) (X) X (X) (X) (x)
V55109j7hNZa
ZTQ_560.prg (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) X (X) (x)
V56006k1rNZa
ZTQ_570.prg (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) X (x)
V57007kalNZa
ZTQ_580.prg (x) (x) (x) (x) (x) (x) (x) X
V58006l44NZa
ZTQ_581.prg
V58101l67NZa (x) (x) (x) (x) (x) (x) (x) X
Notes:
X: Correct combination according to the specific releases.
(X): Possible compatible combination.
It is generally recommended that in one single node all active firmware modules
should belong to the same release.

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8.3.2 Compatibility Firmware SOA - SOX
The SOX Software SOX 5.8 (NMS and LCT) and the SOX-MSP Software 5.8 are
fully compatible with the firmware 5.8 and supports the completely configuration,
maintenance and management of the xmp1 system.
The Ethernet SDH and iSHDSL module is supported as of SOA version 7.0.
8.3.2.1 Overview of the SOX compatibility list
XMP1 SOX Version supports

Version
XMP1 5.0x 5.1 5.2 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.4 5.4 5.5 5.5 5.6 5.7 5.8 5.8
Version SR SR SR SR1 SR1
1 1 2
XMP1 V3.5 yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
XMP1 V5.1 (0) yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
SR 1
SR 2
XMP1 V5.2 (0) (0) yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
XMP1 V5.2 (0) (0) (0) yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
SR 1
XMP1 V5.3 (0) (0) (0) (0) yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
SR 1
SR 2
SR1
SR1
Notes:
(9) Most of the functions will be supported.
The XMP1 firmware version 5.1 SR1 supports the node management of the
XMP1 network element with SDH and PDH cards with SOA as one network
element.

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8.3.2.2 Overview of SOA compatibility
The SDH Ethernet card will be supported with SOA Issue 7.0.
XMP1 SOA Version support

Version
XMP1 5.6 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.5 6.6 7.0 7.1
Version
XMP1 V3.5 yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
XMP1 V3.6 partly yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
XMP1 V3.7 (1) yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
XMP1 V3.8 (2) (3) (4) yes yes yes yes yes
XMP1 V5.0 (2) (3) (4) yes yes yes yes yes
XMP1 V5.1 (5) (5) (5) (5) (5) yes yes yes
XMP1 V5.1 (5) (5) (5) (5) (5) yes yes yes
SR 1
XMP1 V5.1 (5) (5) (5) (5) (5) yes yes yes
SR 2
XMP1 V5.2 (5) (5) (5) (5) (5) (6) yes yes
XMP1 V5.2 (5) (5) (5) (5) (5) (6) yes yes
SR 1
XMP1 V5.3 (5) (5) (5) (5) (5) (6,7) yes yes
XMP1 V5.4 (5) (5) (5) (5) (5) (6,7) yes yes
XMP1 V5.4 (5) (5) (5) (5) (5) (6,7) (8) yes
SR 1
XMP1 V5.4 (5) (5) (5) (5) (5) (6,7) (8) yes
SR 2
XMP1 V5.5 (5) (5) (5) (5) (5) (6,7) (8) yes
XMP1 V5.5 (5) (5) (5) (5) (5) (6,7) (8) yes
SR1
XMP1 V5.6 (5) (5) (5) (5) (5) (6,7) (8) yes
XMP1 V5.7 (9) (9) (9) (9) (9) (9) (9) yes
LCC 2.0 No No No No No No No Yes
XMP1 5.8 (5) (5) (5) (5) (5) (6,7) (8) Yes
LCC 2.1 No No No No No No No Yes
XMP1 V5.8 (5) (5) (5) (5) (5) (6,7) (8) Yes
SR1
Notes:
(1) Some of the functions will be supported with 6.0.78 and later.
(2) Complete support with version 5.6.105 and later, using 2 Network element solution with XMP1
V5.0
V5.0
V5.0
(5) Support of network elements without SDH cards. Network elements with SDH cards are not
supported because they are the new network element type large XMP1 or XMP1 SDH.
(6) Network elements with SDH cards except of the new SDH Ethernet cards will be supported.
(7) Network elements with iSHDSL cards will be supported with SOA 7.0.
(8) Support of the video card with SOA 7.1
(9) No support of new HW components OPTC37 and VF E&M
Note:
The XMP1 firmware version 5.1 SR1 supports the node management of the XMP1 network element
with SDH and PDH cards with SOA as one network element.
For LCC support SOA version 7.1 is required.

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2 New hardware components and features ...................................... 5

4 Other modifications and enhancements ........................................ 9

5 Known issues and limitations ....................................................... 10

6 Additional Notes ............................................................................. 15

7 Annex A Released SOX software ............................................... 16

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7.4.1 Single user Software and Licenses .................................................. 17

8 Annex B Released XMP1 Firmware ........................................... 19

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2 New hardware components and features

2.1 New supported hardware components

2.1.2 XMP1-LCC: POW2 and PORT STM (4) card

PORT STM (4) module

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2.2 New Features

Redundant management connection of XMP1 areas via ECC8

Installation SOX software

XMP1-SL: Sub-Module SL-LAN

XMP1-LCC: module POW2

XMP1-LCC: module PORT STM (4)

Measurements for OSPI in SOX

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3.1 Port Nx64 and Port LEOPU [XMP1]

3.2 Connect to node: Local serial Connection [SOX]

3.3 Fault display The value may not be zero [SOX]

3.4 Installation von SOX NMS Release 5.8 [SOX]

3.5 Configuration changes in network elements equipped with

3.6 Link down alarm with Sub Module SL-LAN [XMP1]

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3.7 Load configuration to node [SOX]

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4 Other modifications and enhancements

This section describes further modifications and enhancements included in release

4.1 New type of XMP1 subrack 16/32 in SOX

4.2 Routing in SOX

Number of routes Display alternative routes

4.3 Dongle monitoring routine improved

4.4 HID data Ethernet adapter

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5 Known issues and limitations

5.1 SOX limitations

5.2 Central Card Firmware ZTQ_521, ZTQ_530 and ZTQ_540

The error state can be corrected by:

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5.3 Central Card Firmware ZTQ_551

5.4 SDH Firmware CUE_551

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5.5 OptC37 (4) Firmware C37_560 Issues

For more details

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5.6 LCC 2.1 issues

This is not a functional limitation. The number of areas is

2. In case of a forced switch to the internal oscillator

5.7 Sub-Module SL-LAN firmware ZTQ_58

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5.8 PORT STM (4) firmware LCC211

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6.1 Usage and upgrade recommendation for SOX Software

6.2 Important Note using DCCE communication