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--- telecoms:pdh-sdh [10/06/2025 11:37] – [PDH node] andrew
+++ telecoms:pdh-sdh [01/09/2025 23:14] (current) – [SDH node] andrew
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 ===== SDH node =====
-This ADM is made by Marconi, but why they don't advertise it with any sort of logo is a mystery.
+This Add Drop Multiplexor (ADM) is made by Marconi, but why they don't advertise it with any sort of logo is a mystery.
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-It was connected back to Telewest's network via a dual SDH ring operating at [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STM-1|stm1]] or [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_Carrier_transmission_rates#OC-3|oc3]] or 155MB/s. These rings were presented over single mode fibre (blue) with F type optical fible connectors, four fibres in total, tx and rx for each ring
+It was connected back to Telewest's network via a dual SDH ring operating at [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STM-1|stm1]] or [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_Carrier_transmission_rates#OC-3|oc3]] or 155MB/s. These rings were presented over single mode fibre (blue) with F type optical fibre connectors, four fibres in total, tx and rx for each ring
 We had a breakout of 2Mb/s circuits to feed our networking equipment presented on BNC coax connectors. The inner workings of this are a mystery, as it was part of Telewest's network, they managed it.
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 I guess this fits in the PDH section somehow.... but it's not a multiplexor, just an NTE with X21 or G703 interfaces on the subscriber side and a SDSL link to the Exchange.
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+{{:telecoms:dnt2-point-to-point-example.png?200 |}}
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