Plexus 9000 Planning and Engineering Guide
Planning for Installation
Section 130-200-000
Issue 5, January 24, 2003
Telica, Inc.
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Provisioning information must be provided to create the configuration
database within the Plexus 9000. Information that may be required for
provisioning can be found in the “Planning for Provisioning” section of
this manual. Provisioning procedures are provided in the
Installation and
Operations Manual
. Information about TL1 commands can be found in
the
TL1 Commands Reference Guide
.
Table 6.1-L. DS-3/STS-1 Cables
Part Number
Description
Number Required
44-1XXX-2
Single DS-3 734-series cable, XXX feet long
with BNC shielded connector at both ends
2 per DS-3
44-2XXX-1
DS-3 735-series cable, XXX feet long with
BNC shielded connectors at one end
2 per DS-3
44-3XXX-1
DS-3 735-series cable, bundle of three, XXX
feet long with BNC shielded connectors at one
end
2 per DS-3 module
44-3XXX-2
DS-3 735-series cable, bundle of three, XXX
feet long with BNC shielded connectors at
both ends
2 per DS-3 module
44-8XXX-2
DS-3735-series cable, bundle of eight, XXX
feet long with BNC shielded connectors at
both ends
2 per Octal DS-
3/STS-1 module
Note:
XXX is the length of the cable in feet.
6.1.8.3
ATM Network Access and Packet Network Access Modules
Quad ATM Network Access (ANA) module, Telica part number 89-0388
and the Packet Network Access (PNA) module, part number 89-0393,
have four optical interfaces for connections to SONET ATM networks.
They are capable of I/O at the maximum rate available in a single Plexus
9000 slot – 2.48Gbps (four 622Mbps switch-fabric channels).
The ANA and PNA module does not have a corresponding rear module.
The rear slot of the corresponding ANA must contain a blank panel to
meet the electromagnetic interference (EMI) and system-cooling
requirements. If there are any unused slots in the front or rear of the
chassis, blank panels must be installed in those slots.
The ANA or PNA module can only be installed in I/O-8 and I/O-10
(physical slots 8 and 14). These are the only system slots that contain four
OC-12 midplane ports. These two slots also contain the interconnection of
the APS buses that are necessary to switchover to support APS
redundancy. The primary module is in I/O-8 and the secondary in I/O-10.