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GETTING STARTED WITH YOUR FIBER GUARDIAN 

The installation process can be divided into the following main steps:
› Preparing for installation
› Installing the unit in a rack
› Connecting the power and the network cables
› Cleaning and connecting optical fi bers
› Turning on the unit
› Setting up the unit (platform application)
› Setting up the unit (optical application)

PREPARING FOR INSTALLATION

Before installing your unit, you should take the following into consideration:

› The chosen location provides adequate clearance for maintenance procedures, including a front opening of the drawer that 

allows access to the OTDR module inside the unit and enough slacks for jumpers if you want to open the drawer without 
disconnecting all ports.

› The location is an environmentally-controlled area that meets the minimum operating parameters.
› The location is isolated from strong electromagnetic fi elds produced by electrical devices.
› The power cable and power supply are compatible with your power service.
› The power source is properly grounded and falls within the internal power supply rating.
› The location is in an Electrostatic discharge (ESD)-safe work area.

INSTALLING YOUR UNIT IN A RACK

› The rack (which is not included with the unit) should provide suffi cient vertical clearance to insert the unit. The height of the 

unit is two rack units (2U) high or about 3 ½ in.

› All electrical cabling can be connected only through the back panel.

To install the mounting brackets on your unit:

1. Position the unit so that its bottom panel rests on a fl at surface, such as a table.

2. Align the holes of the fi rst bracket with the holes of the unit casing at the 

position that best suits your installation needs. You can even invert position of 
the mounting bracket, if necessary.

3. Fix the fi rst bracket on the unit with the supplied screws (four screws per 

bracket).

4. Repeat steps 3 and 4 with the other bracket, ensuring that you place the bracket 

at the exact same position (the orientation of the bracket, as well as the set of 
holes on the bracket and on the unit’s casing).

5. Place the unit in the rack at the desired height.

6. Fix the unit in place using four 10-32 x 1/2 in. screws (four M6 screws for the 

ETSI racks).

Summary of Contents for Fiber Guardian FG-750

Page 1: ...GETTING STARTED WITH YOUR FIBER GUARDIAN...

Page 2: ...e power source is properly grounded and falls within the internal power supply rating The location is in an Electrostatic discharge ESD safe work area INSTALLING YOUR UNIT IN A RACK The rack which is...

Page 3: ...roller BMC starts its initialization During this operation the LEDs on the front panel will be lit in the following sequence All LEDs will turn to yellow for about 40 seconds All the LEDs will turn of...

Page 4: ...roduct or a standard microscope If the fiber is clean proceed to connecting it to the port If the fiber is dirty clean in accordance to good cleaning practices 2 Carefully align the connector and port...

Page 5: ...ized before you can actually send commands or connect to the unit 1 Make sure the companion is up and running From a DOS windows in your laptop connected to the FG 750 front port ping the IP address 1...

Page 6: ...ed to the FG 750 front port To configure the network settings 1 Connect to the Host Web UI as follows 1a From your computer open a Web browser 1b In the address bar type http 169 254 10 10 HostWebUI 1...

Page 7: ...4 configuration or Rear adapter IPv6 configuration section 6 Configure your network settings according to defined table values in FG 750 Network Configuration Requirements in the prior to install requ...

Page 8: ...e following parameters 1a Server Address is the IP or Host Name 1b Port is the number value higher than 0 1c Sender is the e mail address used to send e mails 1e Authentication Required allows you to...

Page 9: ...Username Password and Re Enter password Language Time Zone Units Role Alerts configuration will be describe in section Configuration Alerts For sending either SMS Email or SNMP traps notifications to...

Page 10: ...n creates an object called an optical route which will be automatically given a name from the port ID Once you validated all monitored routes are properly connected follow the instructions in this sec...

Page 11: ...d the OTDR trace and route length correspond to the expected monitored route by running the following ad hoc test To verify monitored routes 1 Access to the FG 750 web UI as described in section Acces...

Page 12: ...te Test Unit 2 From the tree view select the optical test head to which the optical routes are connected 3 Under OTAU click Detect 4 From the displayed dialog box select a wavelength 5 Select the port...

Page 13: ...tree view select Fiber Fault and click on Edit 3 Select proper channel type Detailed e mail by default 4 Check the Is Active box 5 Select events that will be sent 6 Indicate which user will receive th...

Page 14: ...t threshold set values 1 Connect to the Host Web UI as follows 1a From your computer open a Web browser 1b In the address bar type http 169 254 10 10 HostWebUI 1c When the application prompts you ente...

Page 15: ...15 NOTES...

Page 16: ...61 9271 Toll free 1 800 663 3936 U S and Canada Fax 1 972 761 9067 EXFO Europe Ltd Winchester House School Lane Chandlers Ford SO53 4DG UK Tel 44 2380 246 800 Toll free 800 22 55 39 36 800 CALL EXFO f...

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