Vol. II-2-16 Harris Stratex Networks
Chapter 2. Eclipse Terminals
• E1/DS1 traffic is terminated on a DAC 16x or DAC 4x.
• Auxiliary data traffic and/or alarm I/O actions are terminated on an AUX.
Table 2-9. IDU ES Compatibility with RAC 30 and RAC 3X: ETSI
Table 2-10. IDU ES Compatibility with RAC 30 and RAC 3X: ANSI
Ethernet Module
The Ethernet module incorporates an intelligent layer 2 (L2) switch, to provide the
switching, prioritization and queuing functions between ports P1 to P4 and transport
channels, C1 and C2. It supports address learning for efficient management of Ethernet
traffic in multi-host situations, and advanced L3 and L2 settings for traffic
prioritization.
A gate array supports channel assignment and mux/demux to the digital baseband.
The MAC address register supports 2048 entries.
Ethernet
Assignment
BW MHz Modulation IDU ES RAC30v3
RAC 30A &
RAC30v2+
RAC3X
10 Mbps 7 MHz QPSK X X N/A
20 Mbps 7 MHz 16QAM X X N/A
20 Mbps 14 MHz QPSK X X N/A
32 Mbps 7 MHz 64QAM X X
(RAC 30v3 only)
N/A
40 Mbps 28 MHz QPSK X X N/A
40 Mbps 14 MHz 16QAM X X N/A
80 Mbps 28 MHz 16QAM X X N/A
106 Mbps 28 MHz 32QAM X X N/A
150 Mbps 56 MHz 16QAM X N/A X
150 Mbps 28 MHz 128QAM X X N/A
190 Mbps 28 MHz 256QAM X N/A X
196 Mbps 56 MHz 64QAM X N/A X
Ethernet
Assignment
BW Modulation IDU ES RAC 30v3
RAC 30A
RAC 3X
43 Mbps 10 MHz 64 QAM X X N/A
49 Mbps 20 MHz 16 QAM X X N/A
49 Mbps 40 MHz QPSK X N/A X
108 Mbps 30 MHz 16 QAM X X N/A
108 Mbps 40 MHz 32 QAM X N/A X
154 Mbps 30 MHz 128 QAM X X N/A
154 Mbps 40 MHz 32 QAM X N/A X
154 Mbps 50 MHz 16 QAM X N/A X
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