MileGate – The System Family
MileGate 2500 for CO applications
; "MileGate 2500 in rack configured with 1x COGE1, 1x IPSS2 and 19x SUAD1")
MileGate 2500 is designed to provide various voice and data and NGN services in central offices, collocation space as well as in street cabinets.
Maximum availability is guaranteed with fully-redundant core units and media gateways.
The subrack provides 21 slots, 20 of which can be fitted with line cards to grant any required service mix. Depending on the selection of line cards e.g. up to 960 ADSL2plus interfaces can be implemented.
MileGate 2300 – Compact Subrack for multi-service in tight spaces
; "MileGate 2300 with 1x COGE1 and different line cards")
MileGate 2300 provides the same multi-service flexibility as MileGate 2500 - all MileGate cards can be used. The compact subrack is designed for installation sites, where space is the limiting factor, e.g. in equipment rooms of buildings or in street cabinets.
Maximum availability is guaranteed with fully-redundant core units and media gateways.
The subrack provides 8 slots, 7 of which can be fitted with line cards to grant any required service mix.
MileGate 2011 - The Micro-DSLAM for FTTB Network Achitektures
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MileGate 2011 is a Micro-DSLAM for FTTB connections.
It is designed for the operation in basements or in utility rooms in multi-tenant buildings. There the optical fibre is terminated in the MileGate 2011. It converts the signals received from the optical fibre into electrical signals. With the VDSL2 interfaces up to 8 subscribers can be connected to the optical fibre network over the existing telephone cabling.
With a bandwidth of over 100 Mbps per VDSL2 interface, MileGate 2011 can provide modern Triple Play services, like IPTV (TV via Internet) in HD quality, VoD (Video on Demand) and VoIP (Voice over Internet), without the need to bring the optical fibre up to every subscriber in the building.
Optionally MileGate 2011 can convert an analouge and digital CATV signal and feed it into the existing coaxial in-house cabling. So network operators can provide traditional CATV and modern IPTV services in parallel.
