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DESCRIPTION

This Job Aid covers two types of Single Family Unit (SFU) Optical

Network Terminations (ONTs): Outside ONTs (ONTs installed on the

outside of a customer’s residence--see Items 1 to 6 in the table below), and

Indoor ONTs (ONTs installed inside a customer’s residence--see Items 7

to 9 in the table below). This Job Aid supports the ONTs listed in the

following table.

The SFU ONT is part of a Gigabit Passive Optical Network (GPON). The

Total Access 300 Series ONT provides POTS and Ethernet interfaces, and

depending on the model, an RF interface.

To allow for the transmission of downstream and upstream traffic on one

single fiber, different wavelengths are used for each direction.

Downstream traffic uses 1490 nm (digital), while upstream traffic is

carried on 1310 nm. For RF TV distribution, a second downstream

wavelength of 1550 nm is used (video). Minimum and Maximum power

levels for RF Units is -8 dBm and +2 dBm respectively.

NOTE

The ONT in Figure 1 is a Total Access 362R 2nd Generation 2 POTS/2

Ethernet and one RF Return ONT. This typifies ONTs installed in a

Corning Network Interface Device (NID) housing. Figure 2 displays the

front and back of a Total Access 334 Single Family Unit with a UPS

connection. This model typifies ONTs installed inside the customer

premises.

Item Description Part Number CLEI

Outdoor ONTs

1 Total Access 351 2nd Generation 2

POTS/1 Ethernet SFU ONT

1287701G1 BVL3AP8D_ _

2 Total Access 352 2nd Generation 2

POTS/2 Ethernet SFU ONT

1287702G1 BVL3AP9D_ _

3 Total Access 352H 2nd Generation

SFU ONT

1287702G3 BVMB100F_ _

4 Total Access 362 2nd Generation 2

POTS/2 Ethernet/1 RF Overlay

SFU ONT

1287712G1 BVMB900F_ _

5 Total Access 364 2 POTS/4 Ether-

net/ 1 RF Overlay Outdoor ONT

1287713G1 NA

6 Total Access 362R 2nd Generation 2

POTS/2 Ethernet/1 RF Return SFU

ONT

1287715G1 BVMB300F_ _

Indoor ONTs

7 Total Access 324 SFU ONT 1287735G1 BVMB600F_ _

8 Total Access 324 SFU ONT with

UPS

1287735G2 BVMB700F_ _

9 Total Access 334 3rd Generation

SFU ONT with UPS

1287736G3 BVMBP10F_ _

Total Access 300 Series

Single Family Unit ONT

Figure 1. Outdoor ONT

NOTICE

In Figure 1, older models do not have access to the Power Connector from

the front of the module. To access the Power Connector on these units,

loosen the Telco Access screw and swing the module open.

Figure 2. Indoor ONTs

INSTALLATION GUIDELINES

NOTE

The Total Access 300 Series SFU ONT Installation and Maintenance Guide

(P/N 612877GONT-5) contains all information necessary to install, test,

and troubleshoot the ONTs supported in this Job Aid.

Surface Mounting

Hole

Surface

Mounting

Hole

Hinge

Security

Screw

Two-screw

Terminal

Bridges

Ethernet

Connections

Fiber Optic

Cable

Ground

Power

Ethernet

POTS

Ground and Power

Drop Callout

Ground Drop

Fiber Drop

RING

TIP

RING

TIP

FXS 0/1

FXS 0/2

ETH 0/1

ETH 0/2

TIP

RING

ETH 0/1

ETH 0/2

POTS 1

POTS 2

POTS 1

TELCO ACCESS

ETH 1

TOTAL ACCESS 362

1287712G1

12V , 1.25A

POWER

NETWORK STATUS

TELEPHONE TROUBLESHOOTING

1. Identify the bad line.

2. Disconnect the plug from the appropriate POTS jack and plug

any working telephone into that jack.

If the telephone works, there is a problem inside the house.

If the telephone does not work, contact your service provider.

3. Remove the telephone and replace the plug into the POTS jack.

4. Close the unit.

CLEI

TEL. NUMBER

RF Connection

ETH 2

+ 12VDC

12V RTN

SIG RTN

ON BAT

REP BAT

BAT MIS

LOW BAT

7654321

Total Access 324

PHONE

PWR

NET

ETH

PHONE 1

PHONE 2

NET

ETHERNET

LOW BAT

BAT MIS

REP BAT

ON BAT

SIG RET

12V RET

+12V

ON/OFF PWR UPS POTS1 POTS2 ETH1 ETH2 ETH3 ETH4 CATV

POWER BATTERY FAIL ETH4 ETH3 ETH2 ETH1 POTS MGMT WLAN

3rd Generation

Issue Date: February 2015

Document P/N: 612877GONT-22B

Documentation for ADTRAN Carrier Networks products is

available for viewing and download directly from the

ADTRAN Support Community website.

Go to: https://supportforums.adtran.com/welcome

Registration is required.

ADTRAN offers training courses on our products, including

customized training and courses taught at our facilities or at

customer sites.

For inquiries, go to: http://adtran.com/training

The following related online documents and resources provide additional information for this product:

Total Access 300 Series SFU ONT Installation and Maintenance Guide

Total Access 5000 GPON User Interface Guide

Total Access 5000 Series Fiber to the Premises Deployment Guide

Total Access 5000 Series BBDLC Deployment Guide

Total Access 5000/5006 Engineering Guide

Other manuals for ADTRAN Total Access 362

Installation And Maintenance Guide138 pages

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Summary

Outdoor ONT Installation

Mount the Enclosure

Guides mounting the outdoor ONT enclosure to a suitable surface.

Ground the Outdoor ONT

Details the steps for properly grounding the outdoor ONT unit.

Wire the Power;Alarm Connector

Explains how to connect power and alarm wiring to the outdoor ONT.

Route Fiber Drop Cable

Describes routing the fiber optic cable for outdoor ONTs.

Install SC;APC Optical Connection

Guides the installation of the SC/APC optical connection for outdoor ONTs.

Install Local Power Source Wiring

Details connecting the local power source wiring for outdoor ONTs.

Install UPS

Explains the installation process for an Uninterruptible Power Source (UPS).

Connect POTS

Provides instructions for connecting POTS lines to outdoor ONTs.

Connect RF

Details how to connect RF cables to outdoor ONTs.

Connect Ethernet

Guides the connection of Ethernet cables to outdoor ONTs.

Indoor ONT Installation

Mount the ONT

Provides steps to mount the indoor ONT unit to a wall.

Connect POTS

Instructions for connecting POTS cables to indoor ONTs.

Connect Ethernet

Guides the connection of Ethernet cables to indoor ONTs.

Connect RF Video

Details connecting coaxial cables for RF video to indoor ONTs.

Connect External Power Supply

Refer to the guide for connecting external power to indoor ONTs.

LED Status

LED Status Table

Explains the meaning of different LED statuses for ONTs.

The ADTRAN Total Access 300 Series Single Family Unit (SFU) Optical Network Termination (ONT) is a key component of a Gigabit Passive Optical Network (GPON), designed to provide POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) and Ethernet interfaces, with some models also including an RF interface for TV distribution. This device facilitates the transmission of both downstream and upstream traffic over a single fiber using different wavelengths: 1490 nm for digital downstream traffic, 1310 nm for upstream traffic, and an additional 1550 nm for RF TV distribution.

The Total Access 300 Series ONTs are available in two main types: Outdoor ONTs, which are installed on the exterior of a customer's residence, and Indoor ONTs, designed for installation inside the customer's premises.

Outdoor ONTs:

These models include:

Total Access 351 2nd Generation 2 POTS/1 Ethernet SFU ONT (1287701G1 / BVL3AP8D__): Provides two POTS lines and one Ethernet connection.
Total Access 352 2nd Generation 2 POTS/2 Ethernet SFU ONT (1287702G1 / BVL3AP9D__): Offers two POTS lines and two Ethernet connections.
Total Access 352H 2nd Generation SFU ONT (1287702G3 / BVMB100F__): A variant of the 352 model.
Total Access 362 2nd Generation 2 POTS/2 Ethernet/1 RF Overlay SFU ONT (1287712G1 / BVMB900F__): Features two POTS lines, two Ethernet connections, and one RF overlay for TV.
Total Access 364 2 POTS/4 Ethernet/1 RF Overlay Outdoor ONT (1287713G1 / NA): Provides two POTS lines, four Ethernet connections, and one RF overlay.
Total Access 362R 2nd Generation 2 POTS/2 Ethernet/1 RF Return SFU ONT (1287715G1 / BVMB300F__): Includes two POTS lines, two Ethernet connections, and an RF return path.

Outdoor ONTs are typically housed in a Corning Network Interface Device (NID) housing and are designed for robust outdoor installation. They feature a hinged electronics module for easy access during installation and maintenance. Key connections include fiber optic cable, ground, power, Ethernet, POTS, and RF. Older models may require loosening a Telco Access screw to access the Power Connector.

Indoor ONTs:

These models include:

Total Access 324 SFU ONT (1287735G1 / BVMB600F__): A basic SFU ONT.
Total Access 324 SFU ONT with UPS (1287735G2 / BVMB700F__): The 324 model with an Uninterruptible Power Source (UPS) connection.
Total Access 334 3rd Generation SFU ONT with UPS (1287736G3 / BVMBP10F__): A third-generation model with UPS connectivity.

Indoor ONTs are designed to be mounted inside a customer's premises, often on a mounting board. They feature a more compact design with visible LEDs for status indication.

Technical Specifications (General):

Power: 12 VDC nominal, with a voltage range of 10V to 13.9V.
Power Consumption: Varies by model:
- Total Access 324: 560mA
- Total Access 334: 810mA
- Total Access 351: 700mA
- Total Access 352: 785mA
- Total Access 361: 585mA
- Total Access 362: 600mA
- Total Access 362R: 833mA
- Total Access 364: 875mA
Weight: Approximately 13 Pounds (NID, cabling, and Electronics Module combined for outdoor units).
Optical Specifications:
- TX min power: 0.5 dBm
- TX max power: 5.0 dBm
- RSSI max sensitivity: -27 dBm
- RX overload: -8 dBm
- TX wavelength: 1310 nm (typical)
- RX wavelength: 1490 nm (typical)
- RF Units: Minimum power level -8 dBm, Maximum power level +2 dBm.

Usage Features:

POTS Connections: Can be made using two-screw terminal bridges or RJ-11 connectors. RJ-11 jacks serve as diagnostic test points, isolating subscriber service for fault detection.
Ethernet Connections: Supports 1 Gigabit operation (10/100/1000Base-T) via CAT 5 or 6 rated cables and RJ-45 plugs. Indoor ONTs typically offer four Ethernet ports.
RF Video Connections: Made using a standard male F-type connector coaxial cable.
Power/Alarm Connector: A 7-conductor connector for power and alarm status leads, connecting to a UPS if applicable. Wiring must be done carefully to prevent damage.
Grounding: Essential for safety; a 6 AWG copper ground conductor must be connected to a reliable earth ground.
LED Status Indicators: Provide visual feedback on the device's operational status:
- POWER: Off (no power), Green (power on).
- NETWORK STATUS: Off (no light from OLT), Green (OLT activated ONT), Yellow (OLT discovering/ranging ONT), Red (OLT discovered but not activated).
- HPNA (Total Access 352 only): Off (no link), Green (line rate ≥ 160 Mbps), Yellow (line rate ≥ 96 Mbps but < 160 Mbps), Red (line rate < 96 Mbps).
- ETH 1-4: Off (link down/administratively shut down), Green (10/100/1000 Link up), Yellow Flashing (TX or RX activity).
- POTS 1-2: Off (administratively shut down), Green (off hook), Green Flashing (ringing).

Maintenance Features:

No Routine Hardware Maintenance: Neither Indoor nor Outdoor ONTs require routine hardware maintenance for normal operation.
Repair Services: ADTRAN does not recommend field repairs. Defective units should be returned to ADTRAN for repair or replacement.
Software Updates: Field support for software is provided through upgrade facilities.
Installation Guide: The "Total Access 300 Series SFU ONT Installation and Maintenance Guide" (P/N 612877GONT-5) provides comprehensive information for installation, testing, and troubleshooting.
Safety Precautions: Emphasizes proper grounding, use of UL Listed Power Supplies, and minimum 26 AWG telecommunications line cord to reduce fire risk. Authorized service personnel only should perform repairs.
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Precautions: Handling precautions are required to prevent damage or decrease reliability.