ADTRAN 601QV FAQ

1. High-Speed Data Port

• • One 2.5 GbE LAN port
  • Supports 2.5 Gbps, 1 Gbps, or 100 Mbps connections
  • Ideal for multigigabit internet services

2. Voice Port (FXS)

• • One RJ-11 POTS port
  • Supports carrier-grade VoIP
  • Useful for residential or business voice service

3. GPON Uplink Interface

• • One SC/APC fiber connector
  • ITU-T G.984 compliant GPON
  • 488 Gbps downstream / 1.244 Gbps upstream

4. Software-Defined Networking (SDN) Support

• • Zero-touch provisioning
  • Open OMCI (for multi-vendor interoperability)
  • TR-069 and TR-369 support for remote management
  • Compatible with ADTRAN Mosaic and third-party SDN controllers

5. Secure Traffic Management

• • Supports VLAN tagging and isolation
  • Quality of Service (QoS) features for prioritizing services
  • Traffic shaping and rate limiting capabilities

6. Compact Indoor Design

• • Low-profile, fanless housing
  • Mountable on wall, desktop, or DIN rail
  • Designed for residential or small business environments

7. LED Status Indicators

• • Power, Optical, LAN, and Voice LED indicators
  • Useful for basic troubleshooting and service confirmation

8. Power Efficiency

• • External power adapter (non-PoE)
  • Power consumption around 4 to 5 watts
  • Suitable for always-on operation

9. Remote Management Only

• • No local GUI or login interface
  • All provisioning and firmware updates are handled by the ISP via the OLT

1. Residential Multigigabit Internet Access

• • Delivers up to 2.5 Gbps data speeds to support modern households with high-bandwidth needs (e.g., 4K/8K streaming, online gaming, cloud storage, multiple devices).

2. Voice + Data Services for Homes

• • Provides a single-box solution for both internet and VoIP (voice over IP) phone service using the built-in FXS port.
  • Ideal for customers who still need a traditional phone line delivered over fiber.

3. Small Business Internet and Voice

• • Supports small offices or home offices (SOHO) that require reliable data and voice connectivity with carrier-grade performance.

4. Triple-Play Service Delivery

• • Used by service providers to offer bundled services: internet, voice, and sometimes IPTV.
  • Enables zero-touch provisioning and remote management for efficient service activation and maintenance.

5. SDN-Based Fiber Deployments

• • Designed for use in networks that employ software-defined networking principles.
  • Allows providers to use open management interfaces and automate provisioning, diagnostics, and firmware updates.

1. Fiber Connection

• • Type: Single-mode fiber (SMF)
  • Connector: SC/APC
  • Service Type: GPON (ITU-T G.984 compliant)
  • Signal Strength: Typically requires an optical power level between –8 dBm and –28 dBm
    (outside of this range, the optical LED may go red or fail to sync)

2. Power Supply

• • Input: 100–240V AC (via standard wall outlet)
  • Output: 12V DC, 1A (supplied by external power adapter)
  • PoE Support: Not supported
    The 601qv must be powered via its DC barrel connector

3. Ethernet Connection

• • Port Type: 1× RJ-45 port
  • Speed: Supports 2.5 GbE (also backward compatible with 1 Gbps or 100 Mbps)
  • Cable: Use at least Cat 5e for 1 Gbps, and Cat 6 or Cat 6a recommended for full 2.5 Gbps

4. Voice/FXS Port

• • Port Type: 1× RJ-11 FXS port
  • Purpose: Connects to analog telephone or ATA (for VoIP service)
  • Provisioning: Requires SIP/voice provisioning by the ISP via OMCI or TR-069

5. Environmental Requirements

• • Operating Temperature: 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
  • Humidity: 5% to 95% (non-condensing)
  • Location: Indoor installation only; keep away from heat sources, moisture, and dust
  • Mounting Options: Wall-mountable, desktop, or DIN-rail compatible

6. Downstream Device

• • A router, Wi-Fi access point, or network switch should be connected to the LAN port to distribute internet access.
  • If you’re using your own router:
    • Ensure it supports 5 GbE WAN if you want full speed
    • Some ISPs may require MAC address registration or cloning

This ONT—like most SDX Series ONTs—is fully managed through the Service Provider’s OLT via OMCI. As such, there is no local web interface, SSH, or default IP/user/password visible to end users. All provisioning, diagnostics, and firmware updates are handled remotely from the operator’s network