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Our telecommunications network integrates the set of services
required for the operation of the Metro and bus services.
This network has the most advanced systems to guarantee the
services on which it depends and which can be adapted to meet
future needs. Its main objective is to support the teleprocessing,
voice and remote-control activities.
This network is made up of 120 interconnected nodes (between
Metro stations and other offices) stemming from a fibre-optic
installation that makes it possible to exchange a high volume
of information.
The access network provides comprehensive services to our
entire telecommunications system (telephony, remote control,
information, etc.) and providing services to other sub-networks
(teleprocessing, corporate telephony and radiotelephony, etc.).
Furthermore, each Metro station is equipped with a local network
that services the different types of equipment installed at
the station.
The new equipment is based on a fibre-optic network that
covers 81 kilometres of the Metro network underground.
Sub-networks
The transport sub-network is networked in a triangle formed
of the three TMB corporate centres at the Sagrada Família,
Santa Eulàlia and Sagrera stations and is based on digital
technology that is synchronised at 155 Mbps. Each vertex is
connected with the other linked buildings at 8Mbps thanks
to a fault-tolerant router. The telephony system includes
traffic switchboards linked at 4Mbps. This ring-shaped connection
guarantees communication between the three in the event of
any link being down.
The access sub-network is based on a digital and plesiochronous
hierarchy at 8Mbps that provides coverage to the telephony,
teleprocessing, underground radio and remote-control signals.
It is a woven network made up of eight semi-lines, adapted
to the physical environment of the Metro's operation.
Our telecommunications network includes all the services
associated with operating the metro and buses, as well as
other elements aimed at providing a better service to the
public.
- Those that send out, receive and process signals.
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