• ZTE F668 ONU
  • ZTE F668 ONU
  • ZTE F668 ONU
  • ZTE F668 ONU
  • Description

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The ZXHN F668, a GPON optical network terminal (ONT) for home users, is designed forthe fiber to the home (FTTH) scenarios, supports desktop mounting, wall mounting and network cabinet mounting. The ZXHN F668 complies with the ITU-TG.984 standard, provides 2.488 Gbps downlink and 1.244 Gbps uplink at network side, and provides fourGE ports, two POTS ports, one 802.11b/g/n(2*2 @2.4G Hz) Wi-Fi interface, one USB interface, and one RF interface at user side. Home users can easily access voice services, video services, CATV service and many other kinds of high-speed broadband services by the ZXHN F668's rich interfaces.

Specification of F668 ONT
Net dimensions 34 mm(H)x220mm(W)x187mm(D)
Net weight 0.58 kg
Typical Power consumption 10W
Noise Null
Heat dissipation mode Natural heat dissipation
Power supply Rated 12V DC 2A(through the external AC/DCadapter)
Installation On the desktop, on the wall, and in the information box
Operating environment 0-40℃
Relative humidity 5%-95%
Atmospheric pressure 70 kPa-106 kPa
MTTR 30 mins
GPON Interface Indices and Parameters 
Connector type SC/APC
Number of PON 1
Fiber type Single-mode fiber
Wavelength Transmitting :1310 nm(PON)
Receiving :1490 nm(PON)
RF:1550 nm(CATV)
Compliance standard of the PON interface ITU-T 984.x
Receiving rate of the optical interface 2.488 Gbps
Transmitting rate of the optical interface 1.244 GbpS
Transmission wavelength range 1290 nm-1330 nm
Root-mean-square spectral width of the transmitting end Less than 1 nm (-20 dB spectral width)
Output optical power Minimum 0.5 dBm, maximum 5 dBm
Optical power of the transmitter in output OFF status Less than -45 dBm
Extinction ratio More than 10 dB
Receive range 1480 nm-1500 nm
Saturation optical power of the receiver 1:64

Length of the optical link 20 km
What is an ONU?

ONU, also known as an Optical Line Terminal, is one of the essential devices required for internet connectivity. Its function is to convert optical signals from optical fibers into digital signals. This conversion is necessary because devices such as PCs and smartphones cannot directly process optical signals. Conversely, digital signals sent from devices like PCs and smartphones need to be converted by the ONU into optical signals before being transmitted to the internet. Typically, the ONU is leased from a contracted line operator.



How does an ONU work?

On the network side, the ONU receives data from the Optical Line Terminal (OLT) via a Passive Optical Network (PON) and delivers it to end-user devices. On the user side, it converts optical signals into electrical signals and vice versa, enabling bidirectional communication. It also performs signal processing, maintenance, and management functions to ensure a reliable and stable connection.



Features of ONU

To better understand its functions, here are the key features of an ONU:

  • Triple Play Services: Supports data, IPTV, and VoIP services, catering to the needs of both residential and commercial users.

  • Bidirectional Data Transmission: Receives broadcast data from the OLT while sending back user-generated data through assigned transmission windows.

  • Ethernet Data Buffering: Temporarily stores Ethernet data before transmitting it to the OLT, optimizing data flow.

  • Remote Management via OAM: Enables remote Operation, Administration, and Maintenance (OAM), allowing service providers to monitor and configure ONUs efficiently.

  • Security and Quality of Service (QoS): Many ONUs offer enhanced security features and Quality of Service (QoS) support, ensuring reliable performance for different applications.



    Applications of ONU

    1. RF/CATV Port: Used for connecting to cable television.

    2. Power Interface: Provides power connectivity.

    3. USB Port: Typically a USB 2.0 interface.

    4. LAN Port: Supports FE (10/100BASE-T) or GE (10/100/1000BASE-T) options.

    5. Telephone Port: Also known as POT, VoIP, Voice, or FXS port.

    6. Optical Port: Connects to the Optical Distribution Network (ODN).

    7. Antenna: Provides Wi-Fi connectivity, supporting 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi or dual-band 2.4 GHz/5 GHz Wi-Fi.


Where is the ONU located in FTTx?

Depending on the FTTx (Fiber to the x) technology used, the ONU can be placed in different locations. Different types of FTTx technologies include:

  1. FTTC (Fiber to the Curb): The ONU is placed at a distribution point near the curb or in a cabinet close to user premises.

  2. FTTB (Fiber to the Building): The ONU is installed in a communication cabinet or wiring closet inside the building.

  3. FTTN (Fiber to the Node): The ONU is located at a remote node or access point, typically serving a neighborhood or cluster of users.

  4. FTTH (Fiber to the Home): The ONU is placed inside the home of the end-user.