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Migrating from the AG 4040(C) to the CG 6060(C)

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In the February 2007 issue of Telecom Innovators News, NMS provided details on the discontinuation of the AG 4040 and AG 4040C (as well as CG 6500C). These products will be discontinued by the end of this year, according to the schedule in Table 1.

Event

Date

Last Order Date

28 September 2007

Last Ship Date

28 December 2007

Table 1: Product Discontinuation for the CG 6500C, AG 4040, and AG 4040C

The suggested replacements for the AG 4040 products are described in Table 2. Refer to the article in the February newsletter for information on the CG 6500C replacements.

Part No.

Existing Model

Part No.

Replacement Model

Existing Board

AG 4040

Replacement board

 CG 6060

82100

AG 4040/4-1TE

82926

CG 6060/11-2L/1TE

82101

AG 4040/8-2TE

82383

CG 6060/11-2L/2TE

82102

AG 4040/16-2TE

82911

CG 6060/16-2L/2TE

82103

AG 4040/16-4TE

82384

CG 6060/16-2L/4TE

82104

AG 4040/32-4TE

82385

CG 6060/32-2L/4TE

82114

AG 4040/40- 4TE

82387

CG 6060/42-2L/4TE

Existing Board

AG 4040C

Replacement board

CG 6060C

82107

AG 4040C/16-4TE

82388

CG 6060C/16-2L/4TE

82108

AG 4040C/32-4TE

82389

CG 6060C/32-2L/4TE

Table 2: Discontinued AG 4040(C) Products and Suggested Replacements

Key Hardware Differences

Table 3 describes key hardware differences between AG 4040 and CG 6060 boards.

Item

AG 4040(C) board

CG 6060(C) board

Connections

Limited to 256 simple connections on the H.100/H.110 bus

Simultaneously connect (simplex) to all 4,096 timeslots on the H.100/H.110 bus

DSPs

C549 DSP (dual core)

Maximum 40 cores, 4,000 MIPS

C5441 DSP (quad core)

Maximum 32 cores, 4,256 MIPS

E1 impedance

E1 impedance default is 120Ω, but switch selectable to 75Ω

E1 impedance is software configurable to 75Ω, 100Ω, 120Ω, or HiZ

Echo cancellation

Software echo cancellation

NMS proprietary echo cancellation chip; software echo cancellation available

Ethernet

No Ethernet connectivity

Dual 10/100Base-T (VoIP support)

Power requirements(max)

AG 4040 w/ daughterboard: 2.2A @ 5.0V; 3.0A @ 3.3 V

AG 4040C w/ daughterboard: 2.2A @ 5.0V; 3.0A @ 3.3 V

CG 6060: 1.5A @ 3.3V; 1.2A @ 5.0V

CG 6060C: 3.8A @ 3.3V; 1.1A @ 5.0V

Trunk interface jacks

PCI: 1, 2, or 4 RJ-48Cs (1, 2, or 4 trunks)

cPCI: 4 RJ-48Cs(4 trunks)

PCI: 1 or 2 RJ-48Cs, or 2 RJ-45s (RJ-45s require splitter cable)(1, 2, or 4 trunks)

cPCI: 4 or 8 RJ-48Cs or 1 or 2 RJ-21s (4, 8 or 16 trunks)

Table 3: Key hardware differences between AG 4040 and CG 6060

Key Software Differences

Key software differences between the AG 4040(C) and CG 6060(C) include:

  • The AG 4040(C) has been supported since NA 2004-1. The most current version of Natural Access is NA 2005-1 Service Pack 3. You will need to recompile the application with NA 2005-1 SP3 (or later) libraries and header files
  • There are changes to the product name in the board configuration files. You will have to use the CG 6060 board keyword files instead of the AG 4040 board keyword file
  • There are differences in DSP configuration and resource allocations. DSP resources for the CG boards are allocated using a Resource Manager.
  • The CG 6060(C) has additional configuration sections for IP address, routes, etc.
  • There will be configuration changes if you want to use the hardware echo cancellation
  • You can add VoIP and/or video capabilities with the VoIP service (Fusion) included in Natural Access and with the optional Video Access toolkit

Details on all the hardware, software, configuration, and other differences can be found in the AG 4040/C to CG 6060/C Migration Manual on the NMS web site (available in the documentations listings under all NA 2005-1 SP3 downloads: )

Contact your NMS sales representative if you have any questions or require additional information regarding the AG 4040(C) product discontinuation or migration.


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