H801MCUD

What control and switching capabilities does the MA5608T provide?

The MA5608T supports dual-control-board architecture and provides high switching throughput with carrier-grade forwarding performance. It supports L2/L3 edge access features, including VLAN, QinQ, QoS, multicast, and user authentication.

What is the maximum access capacity supported by the MA5608T chassis?

Depending on installed service boards, the MA5608T can support up to:
1. 4,096 GPON subscribers (with typical 1:64 split ratio)
2. 2 service slots for PON boards
Actual capacity depends on optical budget, splitter design, and upstream network planning.

What is the recommended optical power range for GPON on the MA5600 Series?

Typical GPON optical power budget:
1. OLT Receiver (Rx): –8 dBm to –27 dBm
2. ONU Receiver (Rx): –8 dBm to –27 dBm
Proper optical design is required to prevent ONU flapping caused by excessive split ratios or fiber degradation.

What management and software features are supported?

The device supports IPv4/IPv6 dual stack, QoS, VLAN and QinQ, IGMP/MLD, OAM, remote maintenance, and full compatibility with Huawei NMS platforms.

What are the most common operational issues with the MA5600 Series?

Typical issues encountered in the field include:
1. ONU drop / optical power fluctuations due to ODN attenuation or fiber aging
2. Control board switchover failure caused by mismatched versions
3. IPTV freezing triggered by incomplete multicast configuration or insufficient uplink bandwidth
4. ONU not registering due to OMCI compatibility problems
5. Device reboot caused by fan or power module aging
Routine power-level inspections, board version checks, and temperature monitoring can significantly reduce risks.