ERICSSON AXE10/810 Switching System

ERICSSON AXE10/810 Switch
Deployed for all major mobile standards

ERICSSON’s AXE10 system is the most widely deployed switching system in the world.
It is used in public telephony-oriented applications of every type, including traditional fixed network applications in local, transit, international and combined networks. AXE10 is also deployed for all major mobile standards — analog as well as digital.

An Ericsson AXE10 exchange can be split into three main parts; these are known as APT, APZ, and IOG (APG on AXE810):

• APT which handles the call switching, customer access and junction access.
• APZ which is responsible for the control in the exchange.
• IOG which handles the Input and output connections to terminals, printers, alarms, storage devices, and data links.

AXE 810 is the name of the AXE version available since 2001. AXE 810 is based on a different type of sub rack called GEM. Many devices, for example, the group switch, are located in this sub rack. Some devices were changed to the new GEM hardware and are located in the GDM sub rack available in AXE with hardware version 1.3 and 1.4. However, also some of the GDM-based hardware was updated toward smaller footprint and larger capacity. AXE 810 is significantly smaller in footprint than earlier AXE versions and includes an important amount of changes in both APZ and APT.

Please refer to Data Sheet for additional specifications.