Inspecting the FSP 3000R7 ROADM-C40/40/2-3HU-2DC Shelf
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Step 4
Read the label and compare the items on the label with the designa-
tions for this transceiver in your optical cabling plan, which is gener-
ated by the FSP NP.
Step 5
Reinsert the pluggable transceiver into the empty cage as follows:
a) Grasp the transceiver on the narrow sides using your thumb and
forefinger so that the optical port is towards you, and the host
connector is on the left.
b) Ensure the bale-clasp is in the upright position (moved toward
you).
c) Gently insert the pluggable transceiver into the empty cage until it
locks into place. A click indicates that the transceiver is com-
pletely inserted and securely seated in the cage. If the transceiver
cannot be inserted completely, remove it, turn it over and insert it
again.
Step 6
Reconnect the fiber pair to the transceiver port.
Step 7
Detach the wrist strap from your wrist and disconnect the earthing
cable from the ESD grounding point.
End of Procedure
Inspecting the FSP 3000R7
ROADM-C40/40/2-3HU-2DC Shelf
This subsection describes the incoming inspection that must be performed in
order to check the ROADM-C40/40/2-3HU-2DC for external damage. Follow the
same guidelines as described in
“Inspecting an FSP 3000R7 Shelf” on p. 111
of
this guide.
Inspection Procedure
Procedure
To inspect a ROADM-C40/40/2-3HU-2DC Shelf, perform the following steps:
Step 1
Attach a wrist strap to your wrist and snap the ground wire to the wrist
band. Insert the ground plug into a grounded ESD jack.
Step 2
Place the ROADM-C40/40/2-3HU-2DC on a grounded surface or anti-
static mat.
Step 3
Visually inspect the shelf housing for signs of external damage. If the
shelf has been damaged in transit, make a note.
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Note
Sometimes it may be hard to gently extract the pluggable transceiver.
If you have to use a force exceeding 11 Newton (ca. 2.5 lbf.) to pull
out the transceiver, stop immediately. Check whether the component
is really unlocked. If so, try it again.