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Equipment and Cable Installation for Metropolis

®

DMXtend

Shelf Horizontal Bay Mount

DS1 and DS3 Hybrid Cable Installation

1 - 4 2

Lucent Technologies - Proprietary
See notice on first page

365-372-327 R2.0

Issue 1, October 2003

Table 1-9

DS1 and DS3 Hybrid Cable Assemblies

Description

Cable
Assembly #

Cable Length
(feet)

Metropolis

®

DMXtend
Backplane
Connections

Function Group A/B
DS1 and DS3 Hybrid Cable
In (CA1) and
DS1 and DS3 Hybrid Cable
Out (CA2)

848935029

30

J5A/B(IN)
J6A/B(OUT)

848875043

50

848935037

75

848875050

100

848935045

125

848875076

150

848935052

175

848935060

200

848875084

250

848875100

350

848875126

450

6

848935078

550

7

848935086

655

7

Notes:

1. All the DS1 and DS3 Hybrid (28 DS1/3DS3) cable assemblies can only be used for function

group A/B.

2. Metropolis

®

DMXtend connectors J5A/B(IN) and J6A/B(OUT) can only be used for the DS1

and DS3 Hybrid (28 DS1/3DS3) cable assemblies.

3. Each Cable assembly# listed above contains two cable assemblies.

4. For Input connections use cable CA1 (DS1 and DS3 Hybrid IN) and for Output connections use

cable CA2 (DS1 and DS3 Hybrid OUT).

5. For the Coaxial cable 735A cable is used to connect Metropolis

®

DMXtend to DSX-3 or another

NE (50 to 350 ft. length)

6. For the Coaxial cable the 450 ft. cable (848548319) is not suitable for connection to a DSX-3

7. For the Coaxial cable the longest distance allowed to connect Metropolis

®

DMXtend to another

NE is 450ft. of length. The 550 and 655 ft. cables are for the DS1 cables only and the Coaxial
cable must be terminated at 450ft.

8. The DS1 cables are 24 Gauge

9. J5A/B(IN) and J6A/B(OUT) are 62 pins DSUB male type connectors.

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Summary of Contents for Metropolis DMXtend

Page 1: ...chnologies and is not to be disclosed or used except in accordance with applicable agreements Copyright 2003 Lucent Technologies Unpublished and Not for Publication All Rights Reserved Metropolis DMXtend Access Multiplexer Release 2 0 Installation Manual 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 ...

Page 2: ...ve any credit for charges that result from unauthorized access Trademarks 3Com is a registered trademark of 3Com Corporation 5ESS LGX SLC and ST are registered trademarks of Lucent Technologies Inc Adobe and Acrobat are registered trademarks of Adobe Systems Inc CLEI CLLI CLCI and CLFI are trademarks of Telcordia Technologies Inc COMMON LANGUAGE is a registered trademark of Telcordia Technologies ...

Page 3: ...ultiplexer Horizontal Bay Mount Physical Installation and Powering Overview 1 Tools Test Equipment and Accessories 2 1 Equipment and Cable Installation for Metropolis DMXtend Shelf Horizontal Bay Mount Overview 1 1 Planning 1 3 Connector References 1 7 Inspection 1 8 Metropolis DMXtend Shelf Installation 1 9 Power Cable Installation 1 15 DS1 Cable Installation 1 18 DS3 EC 1Cable Installation 1 25 ...

Page 4: ... Cable Installation 1 85 Final Operations 1 87 2 Powering and Initial Circuit Pack Installation for Metropolis DMXtend Shelf Horizontal Bay Mount Overview 2 1 Description 2 2 Powering 2 3 Circuit Pack Compatibility 2 7 Initial Circuit Pack Installation 2 12 Part II Metropolis DMXtend Access Multiplexer Stand Alone Installation Tests Overview 1 3 Software Download and Circuit Pack Installation Soft...

Page 5: ...est 5 28 Final Operations 5 31 Part III Metropolis DMXtend Access Multiplexer Ring Setup and Testing Overview 1 6 Ring Setup and Testing Integration Procedures Overview 6 1 Fiber Installation 6 4 OC 3 Optical Transmission Test 6 9 OC 12 Optical Transmission Test 6 10 Automatic Protection Switching Test 6 11 Manual Switching Tests 6 13 Final Operations 6 18 Part IV Metropolis DMXtend Access Multipl...

Page 6: ...aning Pluggable Optics Module B 12 C Installing Fiber Connectors and LBOs Overview C 1 LBOs C 2 Fiber Connections C 5 D Backplane Pin Replacement Overview D 1 Pin and Connector Background D 3 Repair Kits and Tools D 5 Simple Repair Methods D 6 Replacement Methods D 8 E Installation Checklist Overview E 1 F Fiber Labeling Fiber Description F 2 Fiber Labels F 4 GL Glossary Acronyms and Abbreviations...

Page 7: ... 11 Figure 1 3 Fiber duct mounting 1 12 Figure 1 4 Safety ground screw 1 13 Figure 1 5 Fiber spools 1 14 Figure 1 6 Power Connection 1 15 Figure 1 7 DS1 Cable Connectors 1 19 Figure 1 8 DS1 Cable Routing to the Right 1 20 Figure 1 9 DS1 Cable Routing to the Left 1 20 Figure 1 10 DS3 EC 1 Cable Connections 1 27 Figure 1 11 DS3 EC 1 Cable Routing to the Right 1 27 Figure 1 12 DS3 EC 1 Cable Routing ...

Page 8: ...e Cable Routing 1 73 Figure 1 27 Optical Fiber routing 1 77 2 Powering and Initial Circuit Pack Installation for Metropolis DMXtend Shelf Horizontal Bay Mount Figure 2 1 Power Connections on Metropolis DMXtend Backplane 2 4 Figure 2 2 Metropolis DMXtend Shelf 2 10 Part II Metropolis DMXtend Access Multiplexer Stand Alone Installation Tests 3 Software Download and Circuit Pack Installation 4 Instal...

Page 9: ... B 3 Acceptability Criteria for Fiber Cleaning B 10 C Installing Fiber Connectors and LBOs Figure C 1 LC type Connector Ports on Circuit Pack C 2 Figure C 2 LC type LBO C 3 Figure C 3 LC type LBO inserted into LC type Connector Port C 3 Figure C 4 Removing LC type LBO from LC type Connector Port C 4 Figure C 5 LC type Fiber Connector C 5 Figure C 6 LC type Fiber Connection C 6 D Backplane Pin Repl...

Page 10: ... F I G U R E S x Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 ...

Page 11: ...s 1 17 Table 1 4 DS1 Cable Assemblies 1 21 Table 1 5 DS1 Transmission Connections 1 23 Table 1 6 DS3 EC 1 Cable Assemblies 1 30 Table 1 7 24 Cable DS3 EC 1 Transmission Connections 1 33 Table 1 8 12 Cable DS3 EC 1 Transmission Connections 1 37 Table 1 9 DS1 and DS3 Hybrid Cable Assemblies 1 42 Table 1 10 DS1 and DS3 Hybrid Cable DS3 Transmission Connections 1 43 Table 1 11 DS1 and DS3 Hybrid Cable...

Page 12: ... Environmental Discrete Telemetry Connections 1 75 Table 1 28 CIT Cable Assembly 1 85 Table 1 29 Standard CIT Cable Connection 1 86 Table 1 30 RJ 45 to DB 9 Connector Connections 1 86 2 Powering and Initial Circuit Pack Installation for Metropolis DMXtend Shelf Horizontal Bay Mount Table 2 1 Metropolis DMXtend Shelf Power Supply Requirements 2 3 Table 2 2 Release 2 0 Circuit Pack Slot Compatibilit...

Page 13: ... Information and Installation Checklist A Laser Safety and Classifications Table A 1 Laser Classes A 6 Table A 2 Metropolis DMXtend Optical Specifications A 7 B Fiber Cleaning Table B 1 Required and Recommended Equipment and Materials B 3 C Installing Fiber Connectors and LBOs D Backplane Pin Replacement Table D 1 Backplane Locations of METRAL Pins D 4 Table D 2 Metral Pins D 5 E Installation Chec...

Page 14: ... T A B L E S x i v Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 ...

Page 15: ...ystem Reason for reissue This is the first issue of this document Intended Audience This installation manual is intended to provide individuals and customers the information and procedures necessary to install self test and turn up the Metropolis DMXtend system This manual is not a service or operations manual Refer to 365 372 325 Metropolis DMXtend Access Multiplexer User Operations Guide for any...

Page 16: ...p to date information refer to the SD and ED drawings listed later in this section Chapter 2 Powering and Initial Circuit Pack Installation for Metropolis DMXtend Shelf Horizontal Bay Mount provides information for verifying that the shelf is being supplied with the proper power and provides instructions for circuit pack installation Part II Metropolis DMXtend Access Multiplexer Stand Alone Instal...

Page 17: ...stalling and removing the types of Line Build Out units LBOs and fiber connectors onto input and output ports found on the Metropolis DMXtend circuit packs Appendix D Backplane Pin Replacement provides information and the procedures used when a pin or blade on the Metropolis DMXtend backplane has been bent or broken Appendix E Installation Checklist provides a checklist to ensure that all necessar...

Page 18: ...and or parameter used with the TL1 Command Builder Helvetica typeface indicates a faceplate or Metropolis DMXtend label designation as in the ACTIVE LED on a circuit pack Courier Bold indicates a TL1 command typed in a terminal window by the user as in act user LT DMX LUC01 ctag DMX2 5G10G Courier typeface indicates the system or PC response to a command For the remainder of this document Metropol...

Page 19: ... injury if the hazard is not avoided WARNING WARNING shows the presence of a hazard that can cause death or severe personal injury if the hazard is not avoided CAUTION CAUTION shows the presence of a hazard that will or can cause minor personal injury or property damage if the hazard is not avoided Caution is also used for property damage only accidents This includes equipment damage loss of softw...

Page 20: ...ounded wrist strap such as the one shown in Figure 1 Static Control Wrist Strap page xxi or wear a heel strap and stand on a grounded static dissipating floor mat If a static dissipating floor mat is used be sure that it is clean to ensure a good discharge path Handle all circuit packs by the faceplate or latch and by the top and bottom outermost edges Never touch the components conductors or conn...

Page 21: ...g jacks to enable personnel to ground themselves using wrist straps Figure 1 Static Control Wrist Strap while handling circuit packs or working on an assembly The jacks for connection of wrist straps are located at the lower right hand corner of each assembly and are labeled When grounding jacks are not provided an alligator clip adapter enables connection to bay frame ground Figure 1 Static Contr...

Page 22: ...only 6 For information on proper mounting instructions consult the Installation Manual DMX LTP 365 372 304 DMXpress LTP 365 372 311 DMXtend LTP 365 372 327 7 Install only equipment identified in the Installation Manual DMX LTP 365 372 304 DMXpress LTP 365 372 311 DMXtend LTP 365 372 327 Use of other equipment may result in improper connection of circuitry leading to fire or injury to persons 8 All...

Page 23: ...operating conditions lightwave transmission systems are completely enclosed nonetheless the following precautions must be observed because of the potential for eye damage Do not disconnect any lightwave cable or splice and stare into the optical connectors terminating the cables Lightwave lightguide operations should not be performed by a technician who has not satisfactorily completed an approved...

Page 24: ...g a plug having a third grounding pin This plug is intended to fit only into a grounding type power outlet This is a safety feature If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet Do not defeat the safety purpose of the grounding type plug Do not use a 3 to 2 prong adapter at the receptacle Use of this type adapter may result in risk of...

Page 25: ...nformation for use in daily system operations and demonstrates how to perform system provisioning operations and administrative tasks 365 372 326 Metropolis DMXtend Access Multiplexer Alarm Messages and Troubleclearing AMTC Guide Provides detailed information on maintenance and troubleclearing a list of the system s alarm messages and procedures for routine maintenance troubleshooting diagnostics ...

Page 26: ...ltiplexer Installation and Testing Video Number LW3408 VHS CD ROM and DVD Audience Technicians installers maintenance engineers techni cal support personnel product evaluators and anyone desiring operations and installation information for the Metropolis DMX Content Video providing Installation information pertaining to the Metropolis DMX Title Metropolis DMXpress Access Multiplexer Installation a...

Page 27: ...roprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 How to Comment on this Document Comments To comment on this information product go to the Online Comment Form http www lucent info com comments or email your comments to the Comments Hotline comments lucent com ...

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Page 29: ...most current documentation Ordering Information CD ROM documentation is available by annual subscription on standing order To order call your Technical Information Resource Manager your Lucent Technologies Account Executive or the Lucent Technologies Customer Information Center 1 888 582 3688 Pricing Information For pricing information or a list of all documents that are available on CD ROM contac...

Page 30: ... ready for installation on delivery These services consist of the following Equipment engineering Software engineering Site records Engineering consulting Additional engineering services for example Network Realignment System Capacity Planning System Health Assessment Installation Services Lucent Technologies offers Installation Services focused on providing the technical support and resources cus...

Page 31: ... OnLine Customer Support online access to informa tion and services that can help resolve technical support requests Important Technical Support Services are available 24 hours a day 7 days a week Customers inside the United States and Canada Technical Support Services can be reached at 1 866 LUCENT8 866 582 3688 Prompt 1 Customers outside the United States Technical Support Services can be reache...

Page 32: ... About This Document Worldwide Services x x x i i Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 ...

Page 33: ... cables interconnecting cables alarm cables and as required external timing and communication cables This section also covers initial circuit pack installation not seated Important The DMXtend Access Multiplexer shelf does not require the installation of an additional fan shelf since the fan unit is integral to the shelf itself This section is organized into the following chapters Chapter 1 Equipm...

Page 34: ...led above or below existing equipment that does not have a heat baffle then a heat baffle C 848862181 must be installed between the shelf and the existing equipment If there is space left in the bayframe above the last Metropolis DMXtend shelf installed a heat baffle must be installed above the shelf to prevent accidental damage to the power cables at the top of the shelf Screwdriver s A screwdriv...

Page 35: ...oltage in the 40 to 60 volt range The use of the voltmeter is optional since the shelf will alarm or shut down if the proper voltage is not supplied 1 Ohmmeter ITE 6379C An ohmmeter is required to verify that the Metropolis DMXtend is properly grounded 1 DS1 Error Rate Test Set ITE 7113 A DS1 error rate test set is required for testing of DS1 cabling A T BERD 2209 or equivalent is recommended 1 DS...

Page 36: ...e is exercised when cleaning fibers the optical fiber scope may not be needed 2 5mm Universal adapter cap ITE 7129 D1 For use with the Noyes OFS 300 200X Optical Fiber Scope 1 25mm Universal adapter cap ITE 7129 D2 Noyes VFS 1 ITE 7187 Video Fiber Scope1 This equipment may not be necessary at all locations It is to be used when the ports need to be verified for cleanliness If care is exercised whe...

Page 37: ...Byte recommended 139 MByte Virtual Memory minimum 267 MByte recommended SVGA monitor set to 800x600 resolution or greater with 256 colors 1024x768 16 million colors recommended 500 MByte memory available on hard drive minimum 550 MByte Recommended CDROM drive 10 100 BaseT LAN interface network interface card NIC Pentium 2 266 MHz Processor minimum Pentium III 500MHz recommended Important Serial Do...

Page 38: ...d Access Multiplexer Horizontal Bay Mount Physical Installation and Powering Tools Test Equipment and Accessories P a r t I 6 Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 ...

Page 39: ...sing the Horizontal Bay Mount Contents This chapter provides information on the following topics Planning 1 3 Connector References 1 7 Inspection 1 8 Metropolis DMXtend Shelf Installation 1 9 Power Cable Installation 1 15 DS1 Cable Installation 1 18 DS3 EC 1Cable Installation 1 25 DS1 and DS3 Hybrid Cable Installation 1 39 10 100BASE T TX Ethernet Cable Installation 1 46 IAO LAN and TCP IP Cable I...

Page 40: ... Installation 1 62 Office Alarm Cable Installation 1 67 Miscellaneous Environmental Discrete Telemetry Cable Installation 1 72 OC 3 OC 12 Main Optical Fiber Cable Installation 1 76 OC 3 Low Speed Optical Fiber Cable Installation 1 79 OC 12 Low Speed Optical Fiber Cable Installation 1 81 1000BASE SX LX Optical Fiber Cable Installation 1 83 CIT RS 232 Cable Installation 1 85 Final Operations 1 87 1 ...

Page 41: ...ting equipment that does not have a heat baffle then a heat baffle C 848862181 must be installed between the shelf and the existing equipment If there is space left in the bayframe above the last Metropolis DMXtend shelf installed a heat baffle must be installed above the shelf to prevent accidental damage to the power cables at the top of the shelf Screwdriver s A screwdriver s with the appropria...

Page 42: ...cables required For information regarding available cable lengths and ordering comcodes refer to the tables in this chapter 1 ESD Wrist Strap R 4987C A wrist strap must be worn when handling circuit packs Use the electrostatic discharge ESD jack provided on the shelf 1 Multimeter Optional ITE 6379 The voltmeter must be capable of measuring DC voltage in the 40 to 60 volt range The use of the voltm...

Page 43: ...r input and the other cable is for output 4 One DS3 Cable Assembly is required for each D or G Function Unit group that will support 12 DS3 s of traffic Each DS3 Cable Assembly consists of two separate cable assemblies both containing 735A cables One cable consists of 12 inputs and the other cable consists of 12 outputs 5 Two DS3 Cable Assembly are required for each D or G Function Unit group that...

Page 44: ...e Assembly must be ordered Both cable assemblies are equipped with RS 232 connectors on each end of the cable 8 When cabling the Metropolis DMXtend for office alarm applications one Office Alarm Cable Assembly is required for the bottom Metropolis DMXtend shelf in a bay frame One Office Alarm Mult Cable Assembly is required for each additional Metropolis DMXtend shelf in the bay frame For example ...

Page 45: ...s page 1 7 provides the pinouts of some of the connectors used to interface with the Metropolis DMXtend Figure 1 1 Connector Types and Pinouts DB 9 male type connector DB 15 male type connector DB 25 male type connector DB 62 male type connector 1 5 6 9 1 8 9 15 1 13 14 25 1 21 43 62 22 42 DB 9 female type connector DB 15 female type connector DB 25 female type connector DB 62 female type connecto...

Page 46: ...lane pins If any backplane pins are damaged refer to Appendix D Backplane Pin Replacement for instructions on repairing the damaged pin s Step 2 Each Metropolis DMXtend shelf comes with an installation kit The bag containing the kit is attached inside the Metropolis DMXtend shelf The kit contains the following items Verify that the kit is available and contains the items listed above Also containe...

Page 47: ...eption of the position of the side brackets Positioning of the side brackets is also specified Important This section requires previous bay frame installation and grounding Procedure Step 1 Position the Metropolis DMXtend shelf on a stable work surface Step 2 Open the front cover remove the installation kit bag and remove the caution label from the bag Step 3 Apply the label to the shelf in a posi...

Page 48: ... the front of a 23 inch wide network bay frame with a 5 in setback The Metropolis DMXtend shelf mounting brackets may have to be repositioned and remounted depending on the frame type and mounting position front or rear Step 6 If necessary reposition the shelf mounting brackets accordingly For 23 inch frame front or rear mounting refer to Figure 1 2 Metropolis DMXtend Mounting Bracket Positions 23...

Page 49: ... Shelf Installation 1 1 1 Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Figure 1 2 Metropolis DMXtend Mounting Bracket Positions 23 inch 19 inch Frame 6 0 in 5 0 in 8 0 in Front Mount Left Side Front Mount Left Side Rear Mount Left Side Front Front Front ...

Page 50: ...duct to the Metropolis DMXtend See Figure 1 3 Fiber duct mounting page 1 12 Important If the Metropolis DMXtend shelf is to be installed above or below existing equipment that does not have a heat baffle then a heat baffle C 848862181 must be installed between the shelf and the existing equipment Important If there is space left in the bayframe above the last Metropolis DMXtend shelf installed a h...

Page 51: ...e shelf using the thread forming screws provided with the shelf to ensure a solid ground connection from the bay to the shelf Important For bays that use power coat paint e g most 19 bays studies on that type of paint indicate that the material is not always removed cleanly using the thread forming screws and can create a poor ground thus we recommend a secondary ground be used The secondary groun...

Page 52: ... shelf for both left and right ducts The next two ducts away from the shelf are for low speed fibers Figure 1 5 Fiber spools Step 12 Verify with an ohmmeter that the Metropolis DMXtend shelf is grounded to the bay frame Measure between the Metropolis DMXtend shelf mounting bracket and the office ground lug on the bay frame Requirement The ohmmeter reads less than 1 ohm Step 13 Verify with an ohmme...

Page 53: ...etropolis DMXtend bay Table 1 2 Power Cable Assemblies and Table 1 3 Power Connections page 1 17 lists the available power cable assemblies and power connections respectively CAUTION Verify that the BDCBB breakers are off or that the BDFB fuses are not installed Procedure Step 1 Connect the A and B power cables to the A and B power connector housings on the back of the Metropolis DMXtend Shelf See...

Page 54: ...plice feeders from the BDCBB or BDFB to the Metropolis DMXtend power cable Refer to Table 1 3 Power Connections page 1 17 Important Four wires are spliced to the power cables 1 BAT A 2 BAT A RTN 3 BAT B 4 BAT B RTN Step 4 Label the feeders at the BDCBB or BDFB as follows 1 BAT A 2 BAT A RTN 3 BAT B 4 BAT B RTN Important Each feeder at the BDCBB or BDFB should be fused for 25 amperes for bay arrang...

Page 55: ...ne Connections Power Cable Kits with Right Angle Connectors and Two 6 Gauge cables 848929493 85 One Red and One Blue Connectors on rear of the shelf BAT A and BAT B 848929501 100 Power Cable Kits with Right Angle Connectors and Two 8 Gauge cables 848929519 55 848929527 100 Power Cable Kits with Right Angle Connectors and Two 10 Gauge cables 848929535 12 848929543 50 848929550 75 848929568 100 Tabl...

Page 56: ...otal of two function groups fully cabled will have 112 DS1 drop capacity when the higher density DS1 circuit packs become available and are supported by the Metropolis DMXtend software Important The 112 DS1 figure does not include the 16 DS1 drop available when using the LNW39 DS1 DS3 16 3 combo card in slot A B Instructions for cabling slot A B are provided in DS1 and DS3 Hybrid Cable Installatio...

Page 57: ...t connect to the right side connectors J1D J3D J7G and J9G are different from the cables that connect to the connectors in the center of the backplane J2D J4D J8G and J10G See Table 1 4 DS1 Cable Assemblies page 1 21 for more information Figure 1 7 DS1 Cable Connectors Step 3 Route the cables along the backplane and out of the bay to the DSX Important Cables from J1D J3D J7G and J9G route to the r...

Page 58: ...her cable dresses to the right or the left See Figure 1 9 DS1 Cable Routing to the Left page 1 20 Figure 1 8 DS1 Cable Routing to the Right Figure 1 9 DS1 Cable Routing to the Left Step 4 Route the cables along the cable rack and into the terminating bay Step 5 Remove slack and cut the DS1 cables to the desired length at the DSX Step 6 Referring to Table 1 5 DS1 Transmission Connections page 1 23 ...

Page 59: ... Assemblies Cable Length feet Cable Assembly Description Metropolis DMXtend Backplane Connections 30 848923074 Function Group G DS1 In CA1 and DS1 Out CA2 Cable Function Group D DS1 In CA1 and DS1 Out CA2 Cable These cables route to the left as viewed from the rear of the shelf and should be used with connectors J2D IN J4D OUT and J8G IN J10G OUT 50 848548327 75 848923082 100 848548335 125 8489230...

Page 60: ... CA2 DS1 OUT 2 Each Cable Assembly that routes to the right when facing the rear of the shelf listed includes all the DS1 cables for one function group using the 28DS1 card 3 In addition to each Cable Assembly that route to the right when facing the rear of the shelf one Cable Assembly of cables that route to the left when facing the rear of the shelf must be ordered for the additional capacity of...

Page 61: ... 2 3 3 4 4 B8 B7 B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 B1 W BL W O W G W BR 19 40 18 39 60 59 17 38 J1D D In J3D D Out J7G G In J9G G Out 2 1 5 2 6 3 7 4 8 B8 B7 B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 B1 W S R BL R O R G 58 57 16 37 15 36 14 35 3 1 9 2 10 3 11 4 12 B8 B7 B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 B1 R BR R S BK BL BK O 56 55 13 34 54 53 12 33 4 1 13 2 14 3 15 4 16 B8 B7 B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 B1 BK G BK BR BK S Y BL 11 32 10 31 52 51 9 30 5 1 17 2 18 3 19 4 20 B...

Page 62: ... B8 B7 B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 B1 BK G BK BR BK S Y BL 11 32 10 31 52 51 9 30 5 1 45 2 46 3 47 4 48 B8 B7 B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 B1 Y O Y G Y BR Y S 50 49 8 29 7 28 6 27 6 1 49 2 50 3 51 4 52 B8 B7 B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 B1 V BL V O V G V BR 48 47 5 26 46 45 4 25 7 1 53 B8 B7 V S 3 24 2 54 3 55 4 56 B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 B1 W BL W O W G 2 23 44 43 1 22 Notes 1 Some wire colors are used twice White binder cables are for Channel 1...

Page 63: ...the Metropolis DMXtend backplane connects to the OUT of the DSX respectively DS3 EC 1 cable options are listed in Table 1 6 DS3 EC 1 Cable Assemblies page 1 30 DS3 EC1 transmission connections are in Table 1 7 24 Cable DS3 EC 1 Transmission Connections page 1 33 and Table 1 8 12 Cable DS3 EC 1 Transmission Connections page 1 37 Total of two function groups fully cabled will have 96 DS3 drop capaci...

Page 64: ...D J8G and J10G are not used with the LNW16 See Table 1 6 DS3 EC 1 Cable Assemblies page 1 30 for more information Important The first 12 24 DS3s of a Function Group must be connected to the right side connectors J1D J3D J7G and J9G See Figure 1 11 DS3 EC 1 Cable Routing to the Right page 1 27 The additional capacity of 24 DS3s 36 additional DS3s 13 48 available when the LNW19 is supported in a fut...

Page 65: ...age 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Figure 1 10 DS3 EC 1 Cable Connections Step 3 Route the cables along the backplane and out of the bay to the DSX per Figure 1 11 DS3 EC 1 Cable Routing to the Right page 1 27 Figure 1 11 DS3 EC 1 Cable Routing to the Right Notes The 12 conductor DS3 cable is show this cable could be either the 12 or 24 conductor cable DS3 cable ...

Page 66: ...ectors shipped with the cable assemblies Important When installing BNC connectors follow the manufacturer s instruction carefully to ensure a proper connection Failure to do so may result in faulty DS3 signals as a result of improperly installed BNC connectors Step 6 Connect the cables to their respective positions on the terminating equipment See Table 1 7 24 Cable DS3 EC 1 Transmission Connectio...

Page 67: ...opolis DMXtend Shelf Horizontal Bay Mount DS3 EC 1Cable Installation 1 2 9 Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Step 7 Check off the appropriate box in Appendix E Installation Checklist ...

Page 68: ...ble Assembly Cable Length feet Metropolis DMXtend Backplane Connections Function Group D and G 12 Cable DS3 EC 1 In CA1 and 12 Cable DS3 EC 1 Out CA2 Cable 848912234 50 These cables route to the right as viewed from the rear of the shelf and should be used with connectors J1D IN J3D OUT and J7G IN J9G OUT 848912242 100 848912259 150 848912267 250 848912192 450 Ne to Ne Only 848912333 450 735 734 S...

Page 69: ...d should be used with connectors J1D IN J3D OUT and J7G IN J9G OUT 848940029 20 848940037 30 848940045 40 848940052 50 848940060 60 848940078 70 848940086 80 848940094 90 848940102 100 848940110 110 848940128 120 848940136 140 848940144 150 848940151 160 848940169 180 848940177 200 848940185 250 848940193 300 Ne to Ne Only 848940201 400 Ne to Ne Only 848940219 450 Ne to Ne Only 848939856 250 735A ...

Page 70: ...ice NE to NE 848939955 900 735A 734 Splice NE to NE Left side Cables for Function Group D and G 24 Cable DS3 EC 1 In CA1 and 24 Cable DS3 EC 1 Out CA2 Cable 848923124 10 These cables route to the left as viewed from the rear of the shelf and should be used with connectors J2D IN J4D OUT and J8G IN J10G OUT 848923132 20 848923140 30 848923157 40 848839478 50 848923165 60 848923173 70 848923181 80 8...

Page 71: ... D or G 2 Metropolis DMXtend connectors J1D through J4D and J7G through J10G can be used for either DS1 or DS3 EC1 cabling 3 Each Cable assembly listed above contains two cable assemblies therefore a quantity of two per function group in the case of the 24 cable cables must be ordered for the additional capacity 4 For Input connections use cable CA1 DS3 IN and for Output connections use cable CA2 ...

Page 72: ...DS3 5R 5T Signal 53 FRG5 Ground 54 6 DS3 6R 6T Signal 10 FRG6 Ground 31 7 DS3 7R 7T Signal 51 FRG7 Ground 52 8 DS3 8R 8T Signal 6 FRG8 Ground 27 9 DS3 9R 9T Signal 47 FRG9 Ground 48 10 DS3 10R 10T Signal 4 FRG10 Ground 25 11 DS3 11R 11T Signal 24 FRG11 Ground 3 12 DS3 12R 12T Signal 1 FRG12 Ground 22 13 DS3 13R 12T Signal 59 FRG13 Ground 60 14 DS3 14R 12T Signal 16 FRG14 Ground 37 15 DS3 15R 12T S...

Page 73: ...round 30 20 DS3 20R 12T Signal 49 FRG20 Ground 50 21 DS3 21R 12T Signal 28 FRG21 Ground 7 22 DS3 22R 12T Signal 5 FRG22 Ground 26 23 DS3 23R 12T Signal 45 FRG23 Ground 46 24 DS3 24R 12T Signal 43 FRG24 Ground 44 Connectors J2D IN J4D OUT and J8G IN J10G OUT This Cable Routes to the Left Ports 25 48 25 DS3 25R 12T Signal 40 FRG25 Ground 19 26 DS3 26R 12T Signal 17 FRG26 Ground 38 27 DS3 27R 12T Sig...

Page 74: ... 32R 12T Signal 6 FRG32 Ground 27 33 DS3 33R 12T Signal 47 FRG33 Ground 48 34 DS3 34R 12T Signal 4 FRG34 Ground 25 35 DS3 35R 12T Signal 24 FRG35 Ground 3 36 DS3 36R 12T Signal 1 FRG36 Ground 22 37 DS3 37R 12T Signal 59 FRG37 Ground 60 38 DS3 38R 12T Signal 16 FRG38 Ground 37 39 DS3 39R 12T Signal 36 FRG39 Ground 15 40 DS3 40R 12T Signal 55 FRG40 Ground 56 41 DS3 41R 12T Signal 12 FRG41 Ground 33 ...

Page 75: ...FRG47 Ground 46 48 DS3 48R 12T Signal 43 FRG48 Ground 44 Notes 1 Lead designation for EC1 connection for cable x should be read as EC1 xR xT instead of DS3 xR xT where x is a number from 1 to 48 Table 1 8 12 Cable DS3 EC 1 Transmission Connections Coaxial Cable Lead Designation Name Connector Pin Connectors J1D IN J3D OUT and J7G IN J9G OUT This Cable Routes to the Right Ports 1 12 1 DS3 1R 1T Sig...

Page 76: ...6T Signal 10 FRG6 Ground 11 7 DS3 7R 7T Signal 51 FRG8 Ground 50 8 DS3 8R 8T Signal 6 FRG8 Ground 7 9 DS3 9R 9T Signal 47 FRG9 Ground 46 10 DS3 10R 10T Signal 4 FRG10 Ground 3 11 DS3 11R 11T Signal 24 FRG11 Ground 23 12 DS3 12R 12T Signal 1 FRG12 Ground 2 Notes 1 Lead designation for EC1 connection for cable x should be read as EC1 xR xT instead of DS3 xR xT where x is a number from 1 to 12 Table ...

Page 77: ...s Important When cabling the Metropolis DMXtend to a DSX the DSX becomes an extension of the Metropolis DMXtend backplane connections Therefore the IN on the Metropolis DMXtend backplane connects to the IN of the DSX and the OUT of the Metropolis DMXtend backplane connects to the OUT of the DSX respectively DS1 and DS3 Hybrid cable options are listed in Table 1 9 DS1 and DS3 Hybrid Cable Assemblie...

Page 78: ...ane connectors as shown in Figure 1 13 DS1 and DS3 Hybrid Cable Connections page 1 40 Important The DS1 and DS3 Hybrid Cable only supports slots A1 B1 and A2 B2 and only connects to J5A B IN and J6A B OUT Figure 1 13 DS1 and DS3 Hybrid Cable Connections Step 3 Route the cables along the backplane and out of the bay to the DSX per Figure 1 14 DS1 and DS3 Hybrid Cable Routing page 1 40 Figure 1 14 D...

Page 79: ...ctors shipped with the cable assemblies Important When installing BNC connectors follow the manufacturer s instruction carefully to ensure a proper connection Failure to do so may result in faulty DS3 signals as a result of improperly installed BNC connectors Step 6 Referring to Table 1 10 DS1 and DS3 Hybrid Cable DS3 Transmission Connections page 1 43 connect the cables to their respective positi...

Page 80: ...able assemblies can only be used for function group A B 2 Metropolis DMXtend connectors J5A B IN and J6A B OUT can only be used for the DS1 and DS3 Hybrid 28 DS1 3DS3 cable assemblies 3 Each Cable assembly listed above contains two cable assemblies 4 For Input connections use cable CA1 DS1 and DS3 Hybrid IN and for Output connections use cable CA2 DS1 and DS3 Hybrid OUT 5 For the Coaxial cable 735...

Page 81: ...4 3 Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Table 1 10 DS1 and DS3 Hybrid Cable DS3 Transmission Connections Coaxial Cable Lead Designation Name Connector Pin 1 DS3 1R 1T Signal 62 FRG1 Ground 61 2 DS3 2R 2T Signal 42 FRG2 Ground 41 3 DS3 3R 3T Signal 21 FRG3 Ground 20 ...

Page 82: ... and Cable Installation for Metropolis DMXtend Shelf Horizontal Bay Mount DS1 and DS3 Hybrid Cable Installation 1 4 4 Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 ...

Page 83: ... 6 3 7 4 8 B8 B7 B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 B1 W S R BL R O R G 58 57 16 37 15 36 14 35 3 1 9 2 10 3 11 4 12 B8 B7 B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 B1 R BR R S BK BL BK O 56 55 13 34 54 53 12 33 4 1 13 2 14 3 15 4 16 B8 B7 B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 B1 BK G BK BR BK S Y BL 11 32 10 31 52 51 9 30 5 1 17 2 2 18 2 3 19 2 4 20 2 B8 B7 B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 B1 Y O Y G Y BR Y S 50 49 8 29 7 28 6 27 6 1 21 2 2 22 2 3 23 2 4 24 2 B8 B7 B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 B1...

Page 84: ...100BASE T TX cables from the interconnecting equipment for example a 110 RJ45 punch down block to the Metropolis DMXtend backplane Procedure Step 1 Refer to the engineering job specification Obtain the 10 100BASE T TX Ethernet cables per Table 1 12 10 100BASE T TX Ethernet Cable Assemblies and note the function group where each cable will be used Label the cables indicating bay shelf and function ...

Page 85: ...o the 110 RJ45 punch down block Route the cables in the same manner as DS3 EC1 cables Refer to Figure 1 16 10 100BASE T TX Cable Routing page 1 48 Important These cables will connect to J1D J3D J7G and J9G on the right of the shelf as viewed from the rear but they will route to the left of the shelf due to the forming of the connector Important In routing to the left side of the shelf these cables...

Page 86: ...e terminating bay Step 5 Cut cable to length and punch down cable to the 110 block Refer to Table 1 13 10 100BASE T TX Ethernet Connections page 1 50 for pin out assignments CAUTION The LNW66 10 100 BaseT Ethernet pack does not have lightning protection for the metallic connections Therefore it is necessary to use a lightning protected patch panel such as the Black Box CAT5 protected patch panel J...

Page 87: ...2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Table 1 12 10 100BASE T TX Ethernet Cable Assemblies Description Cable Assembly Cable Length feet Metropolis DMXtend Backplane Connections 10 100BASE T TX Ethernet cable 848819090 8 J1D J3D J7G and J9G 848778114 20 848923280 35 848778122 50 848923298 75 848778106 100 848923306 125 848778148 150 848923314 175 848923322 200 848923330 225 848923348 250 848923355 275 848778130...

Page 88: ...2 W BL 8 29 T T 3 6 14 2 W BR 48 47 R R 1 2 W G 5 26 T T 3 6 15 3 R BL 7 28 R R 1 2 W S 6 27 T T 3 6 16 4 R G 46 45 R R 1 2 R O 4 25 T T 3 6 17 5 R S 56 55 R R 1 2 R BR 13 34 T T 3 6 18 6 BK O 11 32 R R 1 2 BK BL 10 31 T T 3 6 19 7 BK BR 54 53 R R 1 2 BK G 12 33 T T 3 6 20 8 Y BL 52 51 R R 1 2 BK S 9 30 T T 3 6 21 9 Y G 19 40 R R 1 2 Y O 18 39 T T 3 6 22 10 Y S 58 57 R R 1 2 Y BR 16 37 T T 3 6 23 ...

Page 89: ...ures that are supported over the DCC are also supported over the IAO LAN The IAO LAN TCP IP interface cable is available in two configurations cross over and straight through and may be connected to either the front or rear of the Metropolis DMXtend shelf The following tables provide additional information Table 1 14 LAN 10BASE T Cable Assemblies page 1 52 Table 1 15 LAN 10BASE T Cross over Cable ...

Page 90: ...Metropolis DMXtend Step 3 If a cross over cable is used route the cable to the desired PC LAN port If a straight through cable is used route the cable to the desired hub port location Step 4 Check off the appropriate box in Appendix E Installation Checklist End of Steps Table 1 14 LAN 10BASE T Cable Assemblies Description Cable Assembly Cable Length feet Metropolis DMXtend Connections Front Rear L...

Page 91: ...et Hub Router 109321836 20 SYSCTL LAN jack J17 IAO LAN 109321844 30 109321851 40 848604948 50 109321869 60 109321877 70 109321885 80 109321893 90 848604955 100 109321901 110 109321919 120 109321927 130 109321935 140 848604963 150 109321943 160 109321950 180 848604971 200 109321968 220 109321976 240 109321984 260 109321992 280 848604997 300 Table 1 14 LAN 10BASE T Cable Assemblies Description Cable...

Page 92: ...et Hub Router 109321836 20 SYSCTL LAN jack J17 IAO LAN 109321844 30 109321851 40 848604948 50 109321869 60 109321877 70 109321885 80 109321893 90 848604955 100 109321901 110 109321919 120 109321927 130 109321935 140 848604963 150 109321943 160 109321950 180 848604971 200 109321968 220 109321976 240 109321984 260 109321992 280 848604997 300 Table 1 14 LAN 10BASE T Cable Assemblies Description Cable...

Page 93: ...ssue 1 October 2003 Table 1 15 LAN 10BASE T Cross over Cable Connections Connection Metropolis DMXtend Bkpl Color Other Side Design J17 IAO LAN 1 BL W 3 RDTR 2 W BL 6 RS232N 3 O W 1 RRXD 6 W O 2 RTX Table 1 16 LAN 10BASE T Straight through Cable Connections Connection Metropolis DMXtend Bkpl Color Other Side Pin Designation J17 IAO LAN 1 BL W 1 XIOLANP 2 W BL 2 XIOLANN 3 O W 3 RIOLANP 6 W O 6 RIOL...

Page 94: ...istribution frame if specified in the order Procedure Step 1 Obtain the modem cable per Table 1 17 Modem Cable Assemblies page 1 57 Connect the RJ45 end of the modem cable to the MODEM port J18 of Metropolis DMXtend shelf and route it to the left side of the shelf See Figure 1 18 Modem Cable Connection page 1 56 Figure 1 18 Modem Cable Connection Step 2 Route the modem cable out of the Metropolis ...

Page 95: ... Check off the appropriate box in Appendix E Installation Checklist End of Steps Table 1 17 Modem Cable Assemblies Description Cable Assembly Cable Length feet Metropolis DMXtend Connections MODEM Cable 848756508 50 J18 MODEM 848756524 100 848756516 150 848756532 250 Table 1 18 Modem Cable Connection Connection RJ45 connector Pin Color DB25 connector Pin MODEM cable J18 1 W O 8 2 BR 20 3 W BL 3 5 ...

Page 96: ...witched network requires the installation of an interface cable as described below Procedure Step 1 Refer to the engineering job specification Obtain the X 25 cable required per Table 1 19 X 25 AISW X 25 Cable Assemblies page 1 60 Step 2 Connect the X 25 cable to the X 25 connector J19 on the rear of the Metropolis DMXtend shelf and route the cable to the left side of the shelf Refer to Figure 1 1...

Page 97: ... R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Figure 1 20 TL1 X 25 Cable Routing Step 3 Route the cable out of the Metropolis DMXtend bay to the telemetry interface Step 4 Dress and tie the cables in the bay close to the Metropolis DMXtend backplane Step 5 Connect the other end of the cable as specified in the job specification Step 6 Check off the appropriate box in Appendix E Installation Checklist End of Steps ...

Page 98: ...e notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Table 1 19 X 25 AISW X 25 Cable Assemblies Description Cable Assembly Cable Length feet Metropolis DMXtend Backplane Connections X 25 AISW Cable 848570792 50 J19 848570818 100 848570826 150 848570842 250 848570859 350 X 25 X 25 Cable 848549655 50 848549663 100 848549689 150 848549697 250 848549705 350 ...

Page 99: ...ignal Ground 8 R 20 DCD Received Line Signal Detector 15 W 17 TCK Transmitter Signal Element Timing 17 BK 15 RCK Receiver Signal Element Timing 20 Y 8 DTR Data Terminal DTE Ready 22 V 22 RID Ring Indicator Notes 1 Pins 6 and 8 are connected through a 26 gauge DP3 wire or equivalent Table 1 21 X 25 X 25 Interface Connections Conn Pin Color Designation Name J19 2 BL TDA Transmitted Data 3 O RDA Rece...

Page 100: ...cedure should be performed on each Metropolis DMXtend shelf requiring an external timing source There are two types of cables available 1 Sync cable with a molded D Sub 9 Pin DB 9 connector 2 Sync cable with a wire wrap DB 9 connector See Table 1 22 Synchronization Cable Assemblies SYNC1 and SYNC2 page 1 65 for ordering information Important Each of the Sync connections on the backplane may provid...

Page 101: ...ep 3 Terminate the wires in the red jacket for an output signal See Table 1 23 Synchronization Cable DS1 Timing Reference Connections page 1 66 for connection information Step 4 Terminate the wires in the gray jacket for an input signal See Table 1 23 Synchronization Cable DS1 Timing Reference Connections page 1 66 for connection information Step 5 Repeat Step 1 through Step 4 to connect the Sync ...

Page 102: ... to SYNC1 J11 Refer to Figure 1 22 Sync Cable with Wire wrap Connection page 1 64 Figure 1 22 Sync Cable with Wire wrap Connection Step 2 Wire wrap Rx1 and Tx1 red cable on the D Sub connector for an output signal Step 3 Wire wrap Rx2 and Tx2 gray cable on the D Sub connector for an input signal Step 4 Route the cable to proper location and cut to desire length Step 5 Terminate the other end to a ...

Page 103: ... Length feet Metropolis DMXtend Backplane Connections Sync1 J11 and Sync2 J12 Cables Straight connector DS1 Timing Reference for DS1 External Sync In Out Timing 2 Cables per code 848839619 50 J11 Sync1 J12 Sync2 848923363 75 848839627 100 848923371 125 848839635 150 848923389 175 848923439 200 848923447 225 848839643 250 848923454 275 848923462 300 848839650 450 Customer Specific Sync1 J11 and Syn...

Page 104: ...equired by the customer 848631289 150 848631297 250 848631305 450 Notes 1 The Sync cable is 22 gauge 2 Ground the Filter connectors either at the bay frame ground or at the office timing source Refer to office records Table 1 22 Synchronization Cable Assemblies SYNC1 and SYNC2 Continued Description Cable Assembly Cable Length feet Metropolis DMXtend Backplane Connections Table 1 23 Synchronization...

Page 105: ...rrent limits If these protection devices are not sufficient an external buffer relay MUST be provided In all cases and as a matter of good practice suppression devices such as diodes or contact protection networks must be provided across any external relay coil being driven by the Metropolis DMXtend to limit transient voltages and currents Office alarm cable assemblies are listed in Table 1 24 Off...

Page 106: ...e Alarm Cable Connections Step 2 Route the office alarm cable from the bottom shelf out of the Metropolis DMXtend bay per Figure 1 24 Office Alarm Cable Routing page 1 68 to the office alarm panel Figure 1 24 Office Alarm Cable Routing Step 3 Inspect the office alarm panel and add a contact protection network if required Step 4 Cut the office alarm cable to the desired length Step 5 Wire wrap the ...

Page 107: ... shelf is connected Important In order for office alarms in a shelf other than the bottom shelf to be reported all office alarm cable mults from that shelf to the bottom shelf must be in place No shelf should be skipped Step 6 Obtain the office alarm mult cable 848589602 for DMX or DMXtend or 848861530 for Lambda Unite Connect one end to ALM MULT J14 of the Metropolis DMXtend shelf See Figure 1 23...

Page 108: ...ice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Table 1 24 Office Alarm Cable Assemblies Description Cable Assembly Cable Length feet Metropolis DMXtend Backplane Connections Office Alarm Cable 848558193 50 J13 848562286 100 848562294 150 848562302 250 Office Alarm Mult Cable 848589602 3 J14 to J13 Office Alarm Mult Cable to Lambda Unite 848861530 3 J14 ...

Page 109: ... Return 5 6 7 8 G W W G BR W W BR RYMNV1 RYMNV2 RYMNA1 RYMNA2 Minor Alarm Visible Minor Alarm Visible Return Minor Alarm Audible Minor Alarm Audible Return 9 10 11 12 S W W S BL R R BL RYCRV1 RYCRV2 RYCRA1 RYCRA2 Critical Alarm Visible Critical Alarm Visible Return Critical Alarm Audible Critical Alarm Audible Return Notes 1 The SYSCTL circuit pack reports office alarms 2 The connection to the cen...

Page 110: ...res at the remote terminal RT for equipment operation such as pumps generators etc The environmental alarm status indications allow up to 18 miscellaneous user settable alarm status indications SI at the remote terminal for transmission toward the central office Miscellaneous environmental discrete telemetry cable assemblies and the length options are listed in Table 1 26 Miscellaneous Discrete Ca...

Page 111: ...te telemetry cable to the desired length at the telemetry panel Step 4 Wire wrap the loose end of the miscellaneous environmental discrete telemetry cable to the wire wrap terminal strip making connections per Table 1 27 Miscellaneous Environmental Discrete Telemetry Connections page 1 75 Important Each miscellaneous environmental discrete telemetry designation is connected to the Metropolis DMXte...

Page 112: ... See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Step 5 Check off the appropriate box in Appendix E Installation Checklist End of Steps Table 1 26 Miscellaneous Discrete Cable Assemblies Description Cable Assembly Cable Length feet Metropolis DMXtend Backplane Connections Miscellaneous Discrete Cable 848549598 50 J20 848549606 100 848549614 150 848549622 250 848549630 350 ...

Page 113: ... Input 1 Env Input 2 Env Input 3 Env Input 4 5 6 7 8 G W W G BR W W BR TLMI5 TLMI6 TLMI7 TLMI8 Env Input 5 Env Input 6 Env Input 7 Env Input 8 9 10 11 12 S W W S BL R R BL TLMI9 TLMI10 TLMI11 TLMI12 Env Input 9 Env Input 10 Env Input 11 Env Input 12 13 14 15 16 O R R O G R R G TLMI13 TLMI14 TLMI15 TLMI16 Env Input 13 Env Input 14 Env Input 15 Env Input 16 17 18 19 20 BR R R BR S R R S TLMI17 TLMI1...

Page 114: ... Metropolis DMXtend requires single mode fiber for the main OLIUs Important The optical fiber cable is fragile and must be protected The fibers should be placed in a protective tube or channel such as PVC tubing or PANDUIT cable channel when running the cable from the Metropolis DMXtend to the cable rack The fibers should be placed in the cable rack in a protective channel with nothing on top of t...

Page 115: ... Metropolis DMXtend See Table 1 27 Optical Fiber routing page 1 77 Important Protective covers must be left on cables Important Enough slack must be left in the fibers to allow them to be moved out of the way of the A B 1 and 2 slots to allow circuit pack insertion and removal in those slots if required Figure 1 27 Optical Fiber routing Step 2 Place the optical fiber cables in a protective tube or...

Page 116: ...elf Horizontal Bay Mount OC 3 OC 12 Main Optical Fiber Cable Installation 1 7 8 Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Step 4 Check off the appropriate box in Appendix E Installation Checklist End of Steps ...

Page 117: ...connected to the OC 3 optical ports after the circuit packs are installed Important The optical fiber cable is fragile and must be protected The fibers should be placed in a protective tube or channel such as PVC tubing or PANDUIT cable channel when running the cable from the Metropolis DMXtend to the cable rack The fibers should be placed in the cable rack in a protective channel with nothing on ...

Page 118: ...will be inserted The OC 3 pack can be inserted into either the D or G function slots Step 2 Label the optical fiber cables indicating bay shelf function group pack and direction IN or OUT Step 3 Route optical fiber cables from the interconnecting equipment into the left side of the Metropolis DMXtend and into the OC 3 optical ports See Table 1 27 Optical Fiber routing page 1 77 Step 4 Place the op...

Page 119: ... connected to the OC 12 optical ports after the circuit packs are installed Important The optical fiber cable is fragile and must be protected The fibers should be placed in a protective tube or channel such as PVC tubing or PANDUIT cable channel when running the cable from the Metropolis DMXtend to the cable rack The fibers should be placed in the cable rack in a protective channel with nothing o...

Page 120: ...will be inserted The OC 12 pack can be inserted into either the D or G function slots Step 2 Label the optical fiber cables indicating bay shelf function group pack and direction IN or OUT Step 3 Route optical fiber cables from the interconnecting equipment into the left side of the Metropolis DMXtend and into the OC 12 optical ports See Table 1 27 Optical Fiber routing page 1 77 Step 4 Place the ...

Page 121: ...iber cables will be connected to the 1000BASE SX LX optical ports after the circuit packs are installed Important The optical fiber cable is fragile and must be protected The fibers should be placed in a protective tube or channel such as PVC tubing or PANDUIT cable channel when running the cable from the Metropolis DMXtend to the cable rack The fibers should be placed in the cable rack in a prote...

Page 122: ...rted The 1GSX or 1GLX LNW67 or LNW68 pack can be inserted into function slots D1 or G1 Step 2 Label the optical fiber cables indicating bay shelf function group pack and direction IN or OUT Step 3 Route optical fiber cables from the interconnecting equipment into the left side of the Metropolis DMXtend and into the 1000BASE SX LX optical ports See Table 1 27 Optical Fiber routing page 1 77 Step 4 ...

Page 123: ...ions between the PC and the RS 232 port located on the LNW1 CIT cable assemblies and the length options are listed in Table 1 28 CIT Cable Assembly page 1 85 Procedure Step 1 Connect the RJ45 end of the CIT cable to the RS 232 jack located on the LNW1 SYSCTL Step 2 Connect the 9 pin D type connector to the serial port on the PC Step 3 Check off the appropriate box in Appendix E Installation Checkl...

Page 124: ...Ground 5 FTXD O 2 Receive Data 6 FRXD G 3 Transmit Data Notes 1 The connection and the colors shown above are for a standard Lucent made cable If you use a RJ 45 to DB 9 connector with a standard straight through 10BASE T LAN cable then refer to Table 1 30 RJ 45 to DB 9 Connector Connections page 1 86 Table 1 30 RJ 45 to DB 9 Connector Connections From RJ45 connector To DB 9 Pin D type connector P...

Page 125: ...y that all the cables are properly dressed connected Step 2 Verify that all cables are properly labeled Step 3 Verify that designations where cables were wire wrapped are properly labeled Step 4 Verify that all the fibers are properly dressed connected Step 5 Verify that all fibers are properly labeled See Appendix F Fiber Labeling Step 6 Verify that designations where fibers were terminated are p...

Page 126: ... Equipment and Cable Installation for Metropolis DMXtend Shelf Horizontal Bay Mount Final Operations 1 8 8 Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 ...

Page 127: ...des information for performing the following shelf powering circuit pack option settings and installation Detailed information on the function of each circuit pack is contained in 365 372 325 Metropolis DMXtend Access Multiplexer User Operations Guide Contents This chapter provides information on the following topics Description 2 2 Powering 2 3 Circuit Pack Compatibility 2 7 Initial Circuit Pack ...

Page 128: ...ng screws repositioning the mounting brackets installing the interfacing cables and for setting the circuit breakers to the OFF position 1 ESD Wrist Strap A wrist strap must be worn when handling circuit packs Use the electrostatic discharge ESD jack provided on the shelf 1 Multimeter Optional The voltmeter must be capable of measuring DC voltage in the 40 to 60 volt range The use of the voltmeter...

Page 129: ...s properly grounded Step 2 Verify that both 10 ampere circuit breakers on the Metropolis DMXtend are in the OFF position These breakers are located on the front of the Metropolis DMXtend shelf Important A small flat bladed screwdriver or other similar type tool is required to set the Metropolis DMXtend circuit breakers to the OFF position Step 3 Disconnect the power cables from the backplane conne...

Page 130: ...are being used verify that 15 ampere breakers are installed and switch the breakers to the ON position for the Metropolis DMXtend A and B feeders Step 6 At the Metropolis DMXtend power cable connector use a voltmeter and measure the voltage on the power cable between BAT A and BAT A RTN Then measure the voltage between BAT B and BAT B RTN Requirement The voltage MUST be between 40 00 and 60 0 V DC...

Page 131: ...backplane connector PWR B Step 9 Place both 10 ampere circuit breakers on the Metropolis DMXtend shelf in the ON position These breakers are located on the front of the Metropolis DMXtend shelf Step 10 Verify that the fans have started running Step 11 At the BDFB either remove the fuse or put the circuit breaker associated with the B feed of the Metropolis DMXtend in the OFF position Step 12 Verif...

Page 132: ...BDFB either insert the fuse or put the circuit breaker associated with the A feed of the Metropolis DMXtend in the ON position Step 16 Verify that the both the PWR A LED and PWR B LED on the Metropolis DMXtend user panel are lighted with both the A and B feeds powered Step 17 Verify that the fans are still running and are moving air Step 18 Check off the appropriate box in Appendix E Installation ...

Page 133: ...ble 2 4 Release R2 0 Circuit Pack Slot Compatibility lists all the circuit packs that are compatible with Release R1 1 and their respective shelf locations slots See Figure 2 2 Metropolis DMXtend Shelf page 2 10 for slot locations Table 2 2 Release 2 0 Circuit Pack Slot Compatibility Slot Name CTL G1 G2 177D Apparatus Blanks are required in all unequipped Func tion Unit slots to provide proper air...

Page 134: ...n Unit slots to provide proper air flow for cooling Table 2 3 Release R1 1 Circuit Pack Slot Compatibility Slot Name CTL G1 G2 A1 B1 A2 B2 M1 M2 D1 D2 LNW1 LNW6 LNW6 LNW7 LNW7 LNW16 LNW16 LNW8 LNW8 LNW40 LNW38 LNW39 LNW36 LNW36 LNW46 LNW46 LNW66 LNW66 LNW71 LNW71 LNW67 LNW67 LNW68 LNW68 177D 177D LNW43 LNW42 LNW95 LNW96 LNW98 LNW98 177D Apparatus Blanks are required in all unequipped Function Unit...

Page 135: ...lanks are required in all unequipped Main Slots to provide prop er air flow for cooling LNW96 System Detectable Blank Card for slots A1 B1 and A2 B2 Apparatus Blanks are required in all unequipped A B Slots to provide proper air flow for cooling LNW98 System Detectable Blank Card for slots D and G Apparatus Blanks are required in all unequipped Function Unit slots to provide proper air flow for co...

Page 136: ...s Blanks are required in all unequipped A B Slots to provide proper air flow for cooling LNW42 Apparatus Blanks are required in all unequipped Main Slots to provide proper air flow for cooling LNW95 System Detectable Blank Card for slot M2 Apparatus Blanks are required in all unequipped Main Slots to provide prop er air flow for cooling LNW96 System Detectable Blank Card for slots A1 B1 and A2 B2 ...

Page 137: ...it Pack Installation for Metropolis DMXtend Shelf Horizontal Bay Mount Circuit Pack Compatibility 2 1 1 Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 G2 G1 A2 B2 A1 B1 M2 M1 D2 D1 ...

Page 138: ...le performing the procedures in this section to prevent spurious alarms from being reported Reconnect the office alarm cable after completion of all testing CAUTION 177D or LNW98 Apparatus Blanks are required in all unequipped D and G Function Unit slots to provide proper air flow for cooling LNW42 or LNW95 R1 1 Apparatus Blanks are required in all unequipped Main slots to provide proper air flow ...

Page 139: ...ircuit packs in the Metropolis DMXtend shelf LNW40 OC 3 IR LNW38 OC 12 IR LNW51 OC 12 LR Supported in Release 1 1 Step 1 Remove the first Main OLIU circuit pack from the packing material Step 2 Identify the M1 slot on the Metropolis DMXtend shelf See Figure 2 2 Metropolis DMXtend Shelf page 2 10 Step 3 Place the Main OLIU circuit pack into the M1 slot on the Metropolis DMXtend shelf Do NOT engage ...

Page 140: ...e engineering job specification Identify the proper function group slots that LNW39 DS1 DS3 16 3 LNW111 3DS3 or LNW112 16DS1 circuit pack will be installed into Step 2 Remove the LNW39 DS1 DS3 16 3 LNW111 3DS3 or LNW112 16DS1 from the packing material Step 3 Place the circuit pack into the shelf slot A1 B1 Do NOT engage the circuit pack in the backplane connector Step 4 If a protection circuit pac...

Page 141: ... Remove the LNW6 28DS1 LNW7 28DS1PM or LNW8 56DS1PM R1 1 from the packing material Step 3 Place the circuit pack into the shelf slot D1 or G1 as required Do NOT engage the circuit pack in the backplane connector Step 4 If a protection circuit pack is required continue with Step 5 If not install a 177D or LNW98 Apparatus Blank into the protection circuit pack slot D2 or G2 as required then proceed ...

Page 142: ...1 will be installed Step 2 Remove the LNW16 12DS3 EC1 or LNW19 48DS3 EC1 from the packing material Step 3 Place the circuit pack into the shelf slot D1 or G1 as required Do NOT engage the circuit pack in the backplane connector Step 4 If a protection circuit pack is required continue with the Step 5 If not install a 177D or LNW98 Apparatus Blank into the protection circuit pack slot D2 or G2 as re...

Page 143: ...k will be installed Step 2 Remove the LNW36 OC 3 OLIU from the packing material Step 3 Place the circuit pack into the shelf slot D1 or G1 as required Do NOT engage the circuit pack in the backplane connector Step 4 If a companion circuit pack is required continue with the Step 5 If not install a 177D or LNW98 Apparatus Blank into the protection circuit pack slot D2 or G2 as required then proceed ...

Page 144: ...consist of two parts installing the circuit card and the other installing the SFP Step 1 Refer to the engineering job specification Identify the proper function group s and or growth slot s where LNW37 OC 3 SFP OLIU circuit pack will be installed Step 2 Remove the LNW37 OC 3 SFP OLIU from the packing material Step 3 Place the circuit pack into the shelf slot D1 or G1 as required Do NOT engage the ...

Page 145: ...ring storage and or transportation It is recommended that the process plug be kept in place to maintain cleanliness until the optical fiber is connected With proper care and handling cleaning the pluggable optics modules should not be necessary Step 2 Check the ports for cleanliness and clean the pluggable optics module if necessary See Appendix B Step 3 Remove the water tight process plug from th...

Page 146: ... Metropolis DMXtend Access Multiplexer Alarm Messages and Trouble Clearing Guide 365 372 326 Step 5 To test the optical port on the installed OLIU loop back the optical port Step 6 Remove the light guide jumper used to loop back the port and the LBO if required Result The FAULT LED s on the OLIU start flashing The MN and NE LEDs are lighted on the SYSCTL circuit pack CAUTION It is recommended that...

Page 147: ...packing material Step 3 Place the circuit pack into the shelf slot D1 or G1 as required Do NOT engage the circuit pack in the backplane connector Step 4 If a companion circuit pack is required continue with the Step 5 If not install a 177D or LNW98 Apparatus Blank into the protection circuit pack slot D2 or G2 as required then proceed to Step 7 Important 177D or LNW98 Apparatus Blanks are required...

Page 148: ...ed in slot 1 of any function group Step 2 Remove the LNW71 10 100 PL or LNW66 10 100T R1 1 from the packing material Step 3 Place the circuit pack into the shelf slot D1 or G1 as required Do NOT engage the circuit pack in the backplane connector Step 4 Install a 177D or LNW98 Apparatus Blank into the companion circuit pack slot D2 or G2 as required Important 177D or LNW98 Apparatus Blanks are requ...

Page 149: ...e circuit pack into the shelf slot D1 or G1 as required Do NOT engage the circuit pack in the backplane connector Step 4 Install a 177D or LNW98 Apparatus Blank into the companion circuit pack slot D2 or G2 as required Important 177D or LNW98 Apparatus Blanks are required in all unused slots D and G to provide proper air flow for cooling Step 5 Repeat Step 1 through Step 4 for each additional func...

Page 150: ...ckplane connector Step 4 Install a 177D or LNW98 Apparatus Blank into the companion circuit pack slot D2 or G2 as required Important 177D or LNW98 Apparatus Blanks are required in all unused slots D and G to provide proper air flow for cooling Step 5 Repeat Step 1 through Step 4 for each additional function group to be equipped with LNW68 1G LX R1 1 circuit packs Step 6 Check off the appropriate b...

Page 151: ...Checklist End of Steps LNW43 LNW96 R1 1 Apparatus Blank Installation Optional Follow this procedure to installs LNW43 or LNW96 Supported starting in release R1 1 Apparatus Blank s into the Metropolis DMXtend shelf Important A LNW43 or LNW96 R1 1 Apparatus Blank is required in any unequipped A1 B1 or A2 B2 slots to provide proper air flow for cooling Step 1 Identify any unequipped A1 B1 or A2 B2 sl...

Page 152: ...o install LNW42 or LNW95 Supported starting in release R1 1 Apparatus Blank s into the Metropolis DMXtend shelf Important A LNW42 or LNW95 R1 1 Apparatus Blank is required in any unequipped Main slots to provide proper air flow for cooling Step 1 Identify any unequipped Main slots Step 2 Remove the LNW42 or LNW95 R1 1 Apparatus Blank from the packing material Step 3 Place the LNW42 or LNW95 R1 1 A...

Page 153: ...5 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Part II Metropolis DMXtend Access Multiplexer Stand Alone Installation Tests Overview Purpose This part covers the following Chapter 3 Software Download and Circuit Pack Installation Chapter 4 Installation Tests Chapter 5 Operational Tests ...

Page 154: ... Metropolis DMXtend Access Multiplexer Stand Alone Installation Tests Overview P a r t I I 2 Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 ...

Page 155: ...es for initial software download and use of the craft interface terminal CIT Contents This chapter provides information on the following topics Software Installation 3 3 Circuit Pack Installation 3 4 Use of WaveStar CIT Software 3 8 A Short Tour of the Command Builder 3 13 Circuit Pack Firmware Version Verification 3 17 Metropolis DMXtend Shelf Initialization 3 19 3 19 3 17 3 13 3 8 3 4 3 3 ...

Page 156: ...um 550 MByte recommended CDROM drive 10 100 BaseT LAN interface network interface card NIC Pentium 2 266 MHz Processor minimum Pentium III 500MHz recommended Important OSI connection and Serial Download TERM is not supported in the Windows XP Operating System Therefore FTP must be used to install software when using Windows XP Operating System Quantity Description Comments 1 Personal Computer PC R...

Page 157: ... CIT software please follow the procedures in the New Installation section of the SRD Important When the software installation is complete check off the appropriate box in Appendix E Installation Checklist Software Installation Software installation is accomplished by performing the New Installation section in the Software Release Description SRD which is shipped with the software CD Software down...

Page 158: ... in the section Software Installation page 3 3 Locations of circuit packs Function Unit slots are shown in Figure 2 2 Metropolis DMXtend Shelf page 2 10 Circuit packs are keyed to prevent being inserted into the wrong shelf position Installing circuit packs requires some force CAUTION When installing the circuit packs be careful to insert them straight to avoid damaging the backplane pins When a c...

Page 159: ... any unequipped Main slots Important Using a gentle steady pressure on both ends of the circuit pack slide the circuit pack into the slot until it is fully seated Then close the faceplate latch and tighten the retainer screw on the other end Step 3 Connect OUT to IN on the OLIU in the M1 slot of the Metropolis DMXtend shelf using an optical fiber jumper cable Refer to Appendix B Fiber Cleaning for...

Page 160: ...ay take several minutes before their FAULT LEDs extinguish Important For slots A1 B1 and A2 B2 only using a gentle steady pressure on both ends of the circuit pack slide the circuit pack into the slot until it is fully seated Then close the faceplate latch and tighten the retainer screw on the other end Step 5 Continue seating circuit packs with slot A2 B2 and then on to G1 G2 D1 and D2 Step 6 Ful...

Page 161: ...it pack will update the system and should clear any flashing FAULT LEDs on any of the low speed circuit packs Important There will still be Solid FAULT MJ and NE LEDs on the SYSCTL at this time These alarms will be cleared in Clearing Alarms page 4 6 of Chapter 4 Installation Tests Step 9 If FAULT LEDs remain lit on any of the inserted circuit packs replace the respective circuit pack Step 10 Any ...

Page 162: ...e CIT software has been installed on the PC and the NE software has been downloaded to the Metropolis DMXtend shelf per the Software Release Description See Software Installation page 3 3 Login Procedure Step 1 Connect the PC serial port to the RS 232 port of the SYSCTL circuit pack with a serial RS 232 cable Table 1 28 CIT Cable Assembly page 1 85 Step 2 Start the WaveStar CIT software on the PC ...

Page 163: ...oprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Step 3 Enter the following in the Login window Note User ID and password are case sensitive User ID LUC01 Password LUC 01 Step 4 Click OK to connect The following windows should appear Step 5 After reading the Legal Notice click OK ...

Page 164: ...e notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Step 6 The following is displayed Step 7 Under NE Name enter LT DMXTEND Step 8 Under NE Type click on the drop down menu arrow and choose Metropolis DMXtend Access Multiplexer from the drop down list Step 9 Click on the TL1 button The following screen appears ...

Page 165: ...5 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Step 10 Select TL1 Maintenance TL1 Alarms Events and Command Responses and click OK The following screen will appear Step 11 Enter the Login for the shelf LUC01 for User ID and DMXTND2 5G for the password both are case sensitive Then select OK The following screen will appear Step 12 Choose Command Builder ...

Page 166: ...of WaveStar CIT Software 3 1 2 Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Step 13 The following screens will appear Step 14 Check off the appropriate box in Appendix E Installation Checklist End of Steps ...

Page 167: ...e Command Builder window contains two main sections the Commands section which lists the TL1 commands available and the Parameters section that contains the parameters available for the command highlighted in the Commands section Important Some commands where parameters are mutually exclusive are listed twice in the Commands section with the parameters divided between the two command listings Exam...

Page 168: ...the 365 372 306 Metropolis DMXtend Access Multiplexer Command Manual for a complete list and description of aids In the Parameters section any item enclosed in brackets has an associated drop down menu listing all available options Double clicking inside the brackets will display the drop down Selecting an item in the drop down will change the display in the Parameters section to that item and cha...

Page 169: ... command can set a number of parameters they can be selected and added to the command line by using the Shift click holding down the Shift key and right clicking the mouse or Ctrl click holding down the Ctrl key and right clicking the mouse methods Important Make sure all changes to parameter options using drop down menus are made prior to selecting multiple parameters using the above methods ...

Page 170: ...meter the square brackets must be removed from the command line Important All selections in the Parameters section must be made before any editing is done on the command line If a parameter is selected on the Parameters section after editing the command line the editing will be lost The command line can be changed using the Windows copy Ctrl c paste Ctrl v and cut Ctrl x keystrokes Previous comman...

Page 171: ...is installed and software has been successfully downloaded and the circuit packs have been installed in the shelf as described in the preceding sections Circuit Pack Firmware Version Verification Procedure Step 1 Log on to the Metropolis DMXtend shelf using the CIT software as described in the Use of WaveStar CIT Software page 3 8 Step 2 Use the scroll bar in the Command Builder window to scroll d...

Page 172: ...AGMD IEEE 802 1q mode growth 1 TYPE 28DS1PM APP LNW7 CLEI EDI SLN SSN VRSN 11 0 1 growth 2 TYPE 28DS1PM APP LNW7 CLEI EDI SLN SSN VRSN 11 0 1 sysctl TYPE SYSCTL APP LNW1 SSN S2 2 CLEI ECI SLN VRSN 7 4 5 shelf TYPE APP ED xxxxx SSN G1 CLEI ECI SLN Step 5 For each circuit pack listed in the Response Window output note the VRSN number were displayed and compare it to the table of Firmware Versions in...

Page 173: ...the circuit packs have all been installed in the shelf as described in the preceding sections Shelf Initialization Procedure Step 1 Log on to the Metropolis DMXtend shelf using the CIT software as described in the Use of WaveStar CIT Software page 3 8 Step 2 Use the scroll bar in the Command Builder window to scroll down to the init sys command Step 3 Click on the init sys command Step 4 Under the...

Page 174: ...n select and highlight the following portion of the command SERVICE AFFECTING Delete that portion of the command Result A command similar to the following example should be displayed in the command window to the left of the Send button Example init sys LT DMXTEND all 1 9 Step 7 Click Send to issue the command Result The shelf will reset and end the cit session Step 8 Check off the appropriate box ...

Page 175: ...nctionality of the Metropolis DMXtend shelf For end to end turn up and testing procedures refer to 365 372 325 Metropolis DMXtend Access Multiplexer User Operations Guide UOG Important Due to the repetitive nature of the following tests the CIT command builder is used for command generation Contents This chapter provides information on the following topics LBO Software Settings 4 3 Clearing Alarms...

Page 176: ...ror rate test set is required for testing of DS3 EC1 cabling A T BERD 2209 or equivalent is recommended 2 or 3 LC type Optical Fiber Jumper 108918269 Two optical fiber jumpers with LC type connectors are required to optically loop the Metropolis DMXtendshelffortestpurposes In addition for shelves containing optical circuit packs in any of the Function Unit slots a single optical fiber jumper is re...

Page 177: ...it packs Step 1 Log on to the Metropolis DMXtend shelf using the CIT software as described in the Use of WaveStar CIT Software page 3 8 Step 2 Refer to the following table of cable lengths and LBO values Determine the LBO value corresponding to the DS1 cables installed Step 3 Use the scroll bar in the Command Builder window to scroll down to the ent t1 sb command Step 4 Click on the ent t1 sb comm...

Page 178: ...ndication DS3 EC1 The DS3 EC1 cabling will be tested with all ports provisioned for DS3 Set DS3 LBO values as follows Step 8 Refer to the following table of cable lengths and LBO values Determine the LBO value corresponding to the DS3 cables installed Step 9 Use the scroll bar in the Command Builder window to scroll down to the ent t3 sb command Step 10 Click on the ent t3 sb command Step 11 Under...

Page 179: ...ed in Step 8 Result A command similar to the following example should be displayed in the command window to the left of the Send button Example ent t3 lt dmxtend b all ctag LBO IN Step 13 Click Send to issue the command Result The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication Step 14 Check off the appropriate box in Appendix E Installation Checklist End of Steps ...

Page 180: ...mand Result The set sync lt dmxtend all ctag frng command should be displayed in the command window to the left of the Send button Step 3 Click Send to issue the command Result The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication Step 4 Use the scroll bar in the Command Builder window to scroll down to the ent fecom command Step 5 Click on the ent fecom command Step 6 Und...

Page 181: ...mand window to the left of the Send button Example ent fecom lt dmxtend dcc m2 1 ctag COM DISABLED Step 11 Click Send to issue the command Result The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication Step 12 If there are any FAULT LEDs on or flashing press the UPD INIT push button on the SYSCTL circuit pack Important LNW16 DS3 EC1 and LNW39 DS1 DS3 16 3 circuit packs requi...

Page 182: ...ion Tests Clearing Alarms 4 8 Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Step 15 Check off the appropriate box in Appendix E Installation Checklist End of Steps ...

Page 183: ...shelf has fiber loopback cables on the Main OLIUs with Far End Communication disabled and synchronization set to free running On initial installation turn up of Metropolis DMXtend there are no default cross connects All cross connects need to be entered for these tests Upon completion of this test all cross connections will be deleted Important If the shelf is not fully equipped move circuit packs...

Page 184: ...r to test all DS 1 cabling Important The LNW39 DS1 DS3 16 3 circuit pack only supports the first 16 DS1 s of the A function group The cabling for DS1s 17 thru 28 will not be tested This procedure requires the use of a DS1 test set Step 1 Set the DS 1 test set to transmit and receive a Quasi Random Sequence Signal QRSS with B8ZS formatting Step 2 Connect a cable from the DS 1 test set transmit conn...

Page 185: ...t VT1 5 within the first VT Group of STS 1 of the Main OLIUs Step 8 Click Send to issue the command Result The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication Requirement The DS 1 test set should indicate it is receiving an error free QRSS signal with B8ZS formatting If an error free signal is not received Verify that the DS 1 line coding format is set to B8ZS using the ...

Page 186: ...a COMPLD indication Requirement The DS 1 test set should indicate a blue AIS signal is being received in place of the QRSS signal Step 14 Remove the test set connections from the DSX 1 Step 15 Use the scroll bar in the Command Builder window to scroll down to the upd sys command Step 16 Click on the upd sys command Step 17 Click Send to issue the command Result This command will remove alarms gene...

Page 187: ...heck off the appropriate box in Appendix E Installation Checklist End of Steps 7 m 1 1 2 3 a 1 2 3 8 m 1 1 2 4 a 1 2 4 9 m 1 1 3 1 a 1 3 1 10 m 1 1 3 2 a 1 3 2 11 m 1 1 3 3 a 1 3 3 12 m 1 1 3 4 a 1 3 4 13 m 1 1 4 1 a 1 4 1 14 m 1 1 4 2 a 1 4 2 15 m 1 1 4 3 a 1 4 3 16 m 1 1 4 4 a 1 4 4 17 m 1 1 5 1 d 1 5 1 18 m 1 1 5 2 d 1 5 2 19 m 1 1 5 3 d 1 5 3 20 m 1 1 5 4 d 1 5 4 21 m 1 1 6 1 d 1 6 1 22 m 1 1 ...

Page 188: ...cedure requires the use of a DS3 test set Important The LNW16 circuit packs are provisioned on a per port basis for DS3 or EC1 Provisioning of the ports for EC1 will be supported in Release R1 1 and later The default setting for all ports is DS3 Tests in the section will verify proper cabling by using a DS3 test set with all ports provisioned as DS3 The LNW39 DS1 DS3 16 3 pack s DS3 portion is onl...

Page 189: ...change the DS3 provisioning Under the Parameters section click on b all under the T3AID column Double click on b and choose the Function Group where the LNW16 is located Choose EIF DS3 and verify the other parameters such as framing format M13 Click Send to issue the command Result The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication You may verify the parameters with the...

Page 190: ...e tested Result The DS3 test set should indicate a blue AIS signal is being received for a DS3 pack Step 11 Use the scroll bar in the Command Builder window to scroll down to the ent crs sts1 command Step 12 Click on the ent crs sts1 command Step 13 Under the Parameters section STS1CRSSRC click on m 1 1 Step 14 Under the Parameters section STS1CRSDST click on b 1 Double click on b and choose the F...

Page 191: ...o the port Step 16 While observing the error free transmission grasp the DS3 cable about two inches from the BNC connector head and gently rotate twist the cable in a clockwise and counter clockwise direction about 45 degrees gently Result If any errors are detected while performing this wiggle test the BNC connector must be cut off and replaced If an error free signal is not received Check the LB...

Page 192: ...on Group g Step 21 Click Send to issue the command Result The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication Result The DS3 test set should indicate a blue AIS signal is being received in place of the PRBS signal Step 22 Remove the test set connections from the DSX 3 Step 23 If there was a loopback removed in Step 8 replace it on the DSX 3 port Step 24 Use the scroll ba...

Page 193: ... the letter b or g corresponding to the Function Unit slot under test Step 28 Repeat this procedure for each Function Unit slot cabled to a DSX 3 via DS3 EC1 cabling Step 29 Check off the appropriate box in Appendix E Installation Checklist End of Steps Tributary DSX 3 Addressing within ent crs sts1 and dlt crs sts1 2 The LNW39 DS1 DS3 16 3 circuit pack only supports 3 DS3 s from the b function gr...

Page 194: ... options on WaveStarTM CIT Step 2 Identify the function groups that contain LNW71 10 100 PL or LNW66 10 100T R1 1 circuit packs with cabling for testing Step 3 Identify the RJ45 patch panel associated with the function groups identified above Step 4 Connect the RJ45 cable from the first RJ45 on the patch panel to the Ethernet port on your PC Step 5 Watch for the link LED to light on the PC s Ether...

Page 195: ...panel and repeat starting at Step 5 until all connected jacks have been tested End of Steps Ethernet port wiring verification testing Step 1 If not still connected serially from the last procedure then connect the Front CIT cable between the PC and the CIT RS 232 jack of System Controller and login to the shelf using the serial connection and the TL1 Command Builder options on WaveStarTM CIT Step ...

Page 196: ... point a command similar to the following example should be displayed in the command window to the left of the Send button Example for Function Unit d ent vlan lt dmxtend fn d 1 2 1 1 DFEPLST d 1 d 2 d 3 d 4 d 5 d 6 d 7 d 8 d 9 d 10 d 11 d 12 d 13 d 14 d 15 d 16 d 17 d 18 d 19 d 20 d 21 d 22 d 23 d 24 Step 6 Click Send to issue the command Result The Response Window should display the command foll...

Page 197: ...onds Step 16 Click on the act user command to log in to the Network Element Step 17 Click Send to issue the command Step 18 Wait for the login banner to be displayed in the Response Window Step 19 Click on the canc user command to log out of the Network Element Step 20 Click Send to issue the command Step 21 Repeat this procedure starting at Step 10 for the remaining Ethernet connections on RJ45 p...

Page 198: ...r that corresponds to the Metropolis DMXtend FN slot of the LNW71 10 100 PL or LNW66 10 100T R1 1 under test from the drop down menu that appears Result At this point a command similar to the following example should be displayed in the command window to the left of the Send button Example for Function Unit d dlt vlan lt dmxtend fn d 1 2 1 Step 30 Click Send to issue the command Result The Respons...

Page 199: ...tober 2003 Step 32 Click Send to issue the command Result The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication Step 33 Close the command builder window and disconnect the PC from the Metropolis DMXtend serial port Step 34 Repeat this procedure for every slot containing and LNW71 10 100 PL or LNW66 10 100T R1 1 End of Steps ...

Page 200: ...pe LBO into the top IN connector Port 1 of the OC 3 OLIU Refer to Appendix C Installing Fiber Connectors and LBOs Connect the fibers labeled IN and OUT from the LGX to the OLIU Port 1 Step 3 Connect the Port 1 OUT connector to the Port 1 IN connector at the LGX of the OC 3 OLIU using an optical fiber jumper cable Refer to Appendix B Fiber Cleaning for proper fiber cleaning instructions Requirement...

Page 201: ...rt 2 OUT connector to the Port 2 IN connector at the LGX of the OC 3 OLIU using an optical fiber jumper cable Requirement The FAULT LED on the OC 3 OLIU will begin flashing and the MN and NE LEDs should be lit on the SYSCTL circuit pack After approximately 20 seconds the flashing FAULT LED should extinguish on the OC 3 OLIU and the FAULT MJ and NE LEDs should be lit on the SYSCTL circuit pack Step...

Page 202: ...the OC 3 OLIU will begin flashing and the MN and NE LEDs should be lit on the SYSCTL circuit pack After approximately 20 seconds the flashing FAULT LED should extinguish on the OC 3 OLIU and the FAULT MJ and NE LEDs should be lit on the SYSCTL circuit pack Step 14 Remove the optical fiber jumper from the OC 3 OLIU at the LGX Result The FAULT LED should begin flashing on the OC 3 OLIU and only the ...

Page 203: ...tinguish on the OC 3 OLIU and the FAULT MJ and NE LEDs should be lit on the SYSCTL circuit pack Step 19 Remove the optical fiber jumper from the OC 3 OLIU at the LGX Result The FAULT LED should begin flashing on the OC 3 OLIU and only the MN and NE LEDs should be lit on the SYSCTL circuit pack Step 20 Use the scroll bar in the Command Builder window to scroll down to the upd sys command Click on t...

Page 204: ...g from the Top G side of the Metropolis DMXtend shelf locate the first Function Unit slot position that contains an LNW 37 OC 3 OLIU circuit pack Step 2 Insert a 15 dB LC type LBO into the top IN connector Port 1 of the first SFP equipped Refer to Appendix C Installing Fiber Connectors and LBOs Connect the fibers labeled IN and OUT from the LGX to the OLIU Port 1 Step 3 Connect the Port 1 OUT conn...

Page 205: ... the upd sys command Click on the upd sys command Step 6 Click Send to issue the command Result The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication Requirement The flashing FAULT LED should extinguish on the OC 3 OLIU There should be no alarm indications on the Metropolis DMXtend shelf Step 7 Repeat this entire procedure for each LNW37 SFP equipped in the Metropolis DMXt...

Page 206: ...e LBO into the top IN connector Port 1 of the OC 12 OLIU Refer to Appendix C Installing Fiber Connectors and LBOs Connect the fibers labeled IN and OUT from the LGX to the OLIU Port 1 Step 3 Connect the Port 1 OUT connector to the Port 1 IN connector at the LGX of the OC 12 OLIU using an optical fiber jumper cable Refer to Appendix B Fiber Cleaning for proper fiber cleaning instructions Requiremen...

Page 207: ...connector to the Port 2 IN connector at the LGX of the OC 12 OLIU using an optical fiber jumper cable Requirement The FAULT LED on the OC 12 OLIU will begin flashing and the MN and NE LEDs should be lit on the SYSCTL circuit pack After approximately 20 seconds the flashing FAULT LED should extinguish on the OC 12 OLIU and the FAULT MJ and NE LEDs should be lit on the SYSCTL circuit pack Step 9 Rem...

Page 208: ... 12 OLIU There should be no alarm indications on the Metropolis DMXtend shelf Step 12 Remove the 15dB LBO from the OC 12 OLIU Port 2 Step 13 Replace all protective dust covers on the OC 12 OLIU connectors that were removed to perform this procedure Step 14 Repeat this entire procedure for each OC 12 OLIU in the Metropolis DMXtend shelf Step 15 Check off the appropriate box in Appendix E Installati...

Page 209: ...around and repeat the test for all valid circuit pack positions Procedure Step 1 Use the scroll bar in the Command Builder window to scroll down to the test led command Step 2 Click on the test led command The test led lt dmxtend all ctag 1 command should be displayed in the command window to the left of the Send button Step 3 Click Send to issue the command Result The Response Window should displ...

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Page 211: ...ntered refer to 365 372 326 Metropolis DMXtend Access Multiplexer Alarm Messages and Trouble Clearing Guide for detailed troubleshooting procedures Contents This chapter provides information on the following topics Office Alarm Test 5 4 Automatic Protection Switching and Alarm Test 5 9 Manual Switching Tests 5 15 External Timing Verification 5 20 Miscellaneous Environmental Discrete Telemetry Test...

Page 212: ...scharge ESD jack provided on the shelf 1 Multimeter Optional The voltmeter must be capable of measuring DC voltage in the 40 to 60 volt range The use of the voltmeter is optional since the shelf will alarm or shut down if the proper voltage is not supplied 1 DS1 Error Rate Test Set A DS1 error rate test set is required for testing of DS1 cabling A T BERD 211 or equivalent is recommended 1 DS3 Erro...

Page 213: ...s should be observed when handling fiber WARNING Unterminated optical connectors may emit laser radiation Do not view beam with optical instruments CAUTION The operational tests in this section are run only in an out of service mode of operation Office alarms will normally be connected only during the office alarm test to prevent constant alarms throughout this section ...

Page 214: ...m cable will be temporarily connected during this procedure Table 5 1 Office Alarm Connections page 5 5 lists the office alarms connections It is a requirement that alarms on the Metropolis DMXtend do not affect and are not affected by other equipment via office alarm connections During this test the alarm state of other equipment connected to the same office alarms as the Metropolis DMXtend shoul...

Page 215: ... O RYMJV1 RYMJV2 RYMJA1 RYMJA2 Minor Alarm Visible Minor Alarm Visible Return Minor Alarm Audible Minor Alarm Audible Return 5 6 7 8 G W W G BR W W BR RYMNV1 RYMNV2 RYMNA1 RYMNA2 Major Alarm Visible Major Alarm Visible Return Major Alarm Audible Major Alarm Audible Return 9 10 11 12 S W W S BL R R BL RYCRV1 RYCRV2 RYCRA1 RYCRA2 Critical Alarm Visible Critical Alarm Visible Return Critical Alarm Au...

Page 216: ...n Step 4 Use the scroll bar in the Command Builder window to scroll down to the ent crs sts1 command Step 5 Click on the ent crs sts1 command Step 6 Under the Parameters section STS1CRSSRC click on m 1 1 Step 7 Under the Parameters section STS1CRSDST click on a 1 Double click on a and choose the Function Group where the LNW6 LNW7 28DS1 LNW16 12DS3 EC1 or LNW39 DS1 DS3 16 3 circuit pack is installe...

Page 217: ... the command followed by a COMPLD indication as well as displaying the cross connect that was just entered Step 12 Unseat one of the LNW6 LNW7 28DS1 LNW16 12DS3 EC1 or LNW39 DS1 DS3 16 3 circuit packs from the function group being used Requirement Activated office alarms MN visual MN audible Important Alarms will not be activated until the alarm delay time has passed The default time is 2 seconds ...

Page 218: ...fice alarms CR visual CR audible Step 17 Press the ACO pushbutton on the SYSCTL Result Activated office alarm CR visual The CR audible alarm should clear Step 18 Reconnect the optical fiber jumper removed in Step 14 and reseat the pair of function units Result After a few minutes all alarm indications should clear Step 19 Disconnect the office alarm cable connected in Step 1 for the remainder of t...

Page 219: ...en circuit packs are removed All protected circuit packs will be tested A properly grounded wrist strap must always be worn while handling circuit packs This test is performed with the Metropolis DMXtend shelf optically looped back on itself that is with the OUT of the OLIU M1 looped to the IN of the OLIU M1 and the OUT of the OLIU M2 looped to the IN of the OLIU M2 Prior to performing each test t...

Page 220: ...t be established before continuing Step 3 Click on the ent crs sts1 command Step 4 Under the Parameters section STS1CRSSRC click on m 1 1 Step 5 Under the Parameters section STS1CRSDST Click on a 1 Double click on a and choose the Function Group where the LNW6 LNW7 28DS1 LNW16 12DS3 EC1 or LNW39 DS1 DS3 16 3 circuit pack is installed Result A command similar to the following example should be disp...

Page 221: ...cross connect that was just entered Step 10 Verify the active path with the rtrv state path command Step 11 Click on the rtrv state path command with m 1 1 1 for a parameter value Step 12 Click Send to issue the command Result The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication as well as indicating whether Ring 1 or Ring 2 is the active ring The M1 OLIU is associated wi...

Page 222: ...OMPLD indication as well as indicating that the ring that was active in the previous step is now in signal failure and the other ring is now active Step 15 Reconnect the optical fiber to the OLIU Result After a short time the MN and NE alarm LEDs on the SYSCTL and the FAULT LED on the OLIU should extinguish Step 16 Repeat Step 11 through Step 15 to verify a switch back to the OLIU that was origina...

Page 223: ...pped with LNW6 LNW7 28DS1 LNW16 12DS3 EC1 or LNW39 DS1 DS3 16 3 circuit packs Step 2 Unseat the active circuit pack The active circuit pack has an ACTIVE LED lit Requirement The ACTIVE LED on the other circuit pack in the Function Group lights The MN alarm and the NE LED on the SYSCTL should be lit Step 3 Unseat the second circuit pack in the pair Requirement On the SYSCTL the MN alarm extinguishe...

Page 224: ...The FAULT LED on the second circuit pack will light for several seconds then extinguish On the SYSCTL the MN alarm extinguishes Step 6 Repeat this procedure for each equipped Function Group Step 7 Swap circuit packs from another function group to test any unequipped function slots Step 8 Check off the appropriate box in Appendix E Installation Checklist End of Steps ...

Page 225: ...nd Step 3 Click Send to issue the command Result The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication as well as indicating whether Ring 1 or Ring 2 is the active ring The M1 OLIU is associated with Ring 1 and the M2 OLIU is associated with Ring 2 Step 4 Use the scroll bar in the Command Builder window to scroll down to the opr protnsw sts1 command Step 5 Click on the opr...

Page 226: ...Click on the rtrv state path command Step 10 Click Send to issue the command Requirement The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication as well as indicating that the ring that was active in Step 3 is no longer active and the other ring is now active Step 11 Repeat Step 4 through Step 10 to verify a switch back to the original ring Step 12 Check off the appropriate ...

Page 227: ...mand Result The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication as well as indicating which Function Unit and or Growth Slot circuit pack is active and which is standby This information should agree with the ACTIVE LEDS on the LNW6 LNW7 28DS1 LNW16 12DS3 EC1 or LNW39 DS1 DS3 16 3 circuit packs Important Equipment protection switching is not supported on the LNW36 R1 1 an...

Page 228: ... down to the rtrv state eqpt command Step 11 Click on the rtrv state eqpt command Step 12 Click Send to issue the command Result The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication as well as indicating which Function Unit and or Growth Slot circuit pack is active and which is standby This information should agree with the ACTIVE LEDS on the LNW6 LNW7 28DS1 LNW16 12DS3 E...

Page 229: ...logies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Step 15 Swap circuit packs from another function group to test any unequipped function slots Step 16 Check off the appropriate box in Appendix E Installation Checklist End of Steps ...

Page 230: ...1 timing signals being generated by the timing source Step 2 Use the scroll bar in the Command Builder window to scroll down to the set sync external command Step 3 Click on the set sync external command Step 4 Under the Parameters section choose the corresponding frame format from the choices given under both DS1_1IOF and DS1_2IOF parameters Step 5 Under the Parameters section choose the correspo...

Page 231: ...of the two references is active Important If a reference does not indicate is that input is not receiving a proper timing reference Verify cabling between the timing source and the Metropolis DMXtend shelf correct line coding correct frame format Step 10 At the rear of the shelf see Figure 5 1 Metropolis DMXtend Shelf Backplane page 5 22 disconnect the input timing cable from the connector associa...

Page 232: ...econd rtrv syncn command Result The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication as well as indicating that the other reference is now the active reference Step 12 Reconnect the timing cable at the rear of the shelf Requirement The MN LED extinguishes on the SYSCTL and the FAULT LED on the OLIU stops flashing Step 13 Check off the appropriate box in Appendix E Install...

Page 233: ...termine which environmental inputs are to be monitored via the Metropolis DMXtend shelf Step 2 Verify that the miscellaneous discrete cable is connected to the J20 MISC connector on the shelf See Figure 5 1 Metropolis DMXtend Shelf Backplane page 5 22 Step 3 Refer to Table 5 2 Miscellaneous Environmental Discrete Telemetry Connections page 5 26 to determine the wire color of the cable lead associa...

Page 234: ...esult The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication as well as indicating the correct environmental alarm has been activated Step 9 Remove the short and verify that the minor MN alarm indication on the SYSCTL clears Step 10 Repeat Step 3 through Step 9 for each environmental input being used Step 11 Check off the appropriate box in Appendix E Installation Checklist...

Page 235: ...372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Figure 5 2 Miscellaneous Environmental Discrete Functions Env Alarm Status Env Input 19 Env Input 2 Env Input 1 2 1 20 Water Fire etc High Temp High Inputs Open Door Remote Terminal Input Common 19 Env Output 3 Env Output 2 Env Output 1 Pump etc Generator 25 24 23 22 21 Env Output 4 J20 Output Common To ...

Page 236: ...put 4 5 6 7 8 G W W G BR W W BR TLMI5 TLMI6 TLMI7 TLMI8 Env Input 5 Env Input 6 Env Input 7 Env Input 8 9 10 11 12 S W W S BL R R BL TLMI9 TLMI10 TLMI11 TLMI12 Env Input 9 Env Input 10 Env Input 11 Env Input 12 13 14 15 16 O R R O G R R G TLMI13 TLMI14 TLMI15 TLMI16 Env Input 13 Env Input 14 Env Input 15 Env Input 16 17 18 19 20 BR R R BR S R R S TLMI17 TLMI18 TLMI19 TLMIC48VTRN Env Input 17 Env I...

Page 237: ...ted to the J19 X 25 connector on the Metropolis DMXtend backplane Step 2 Verify that the interfacing telemetry equipment is operational and conditioned to established an X 25 connection with the Metropolis DMXtend shelf Step 3 Use the scroll bar in the Command Builder window to scroll down to the rtrv state x25 command Step 4 Click on the rtrv state x25 command Step 5 Click Send to issue the comma...

Page 238: ... parity bits 1 start bit 1 stop bit No flow control Transparent data mode ON Required for software download on some modems Direct operating mode ON Required for software download on some modems Important Modems supporting a large set of options and error detection capabilities may require other options to be set before using the modems to download generic software Refer to manufacturer s manuals f...

Page 239: ...se Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication Step 8 Dial into the modem using an application such as HyperTerminal from a PC with a modem configured to similar parameters Step 9 After a connection is established press the enter key Result SYSTEM TID LT DMXTEND Step 10 Enter the command act user LT DMXTEND LUC01 ctag DMXTND2 5G Result A message indicating that the command co...

Page 240: ...ests Modem Connection Test 5 3 0 Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Step 13 Check off the appropriate box in Appendix E Installation Checklist End of Steps ...

Page 241: ...own to the rtrv crs sts1 command Step 2 Click on the rtrv crs sts1 command Step 3 Click Send to issue the command Result The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication as well as indicating the cross connect entered earlier Step 4 Use the scroll bar in the Command Builder window to scroll down to the dlt crs sts1 command Step 5 Click on the dlt crs sts1 command Step...

Page 242: ...indication Step 10 Repeat Step 1 through Step 3 to verify no further cross connects exist Step 11 Verify that no alarm LEDs are lit and no FAULT LED is lit on any circuit pack If any alarm is present refer to 365 372 326 Metropolis DMXtend Access Multiplexer Alarm Messages and Trouble Clearing Guide Step 12 If desired reconnect the office alarm cable at this time Step 13 Check off the appropriate ...

Page 243: ...ing Setup and Testing Overview Purpose This section starts the process of integrating the Metropolis DMXtend into the customer s network The section provides the procedures to connect inter office fibers and verify DCC communications and path switching This section is comprised of the following chapters Chapter 6 Ring Setup and Testing Integration Procedures ...

Page 244: ... Metropolis DMXtend Access Multiplexer Ring Setup and Testing Overview P a r t I I I 2 Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 ...

Page 245: ...eptance test procedures If problems are encountered refer to 365 372 326 Metropolis DMXtend Access Multiplexer Alarm Messages and Trouble Clearing Guide for detailed troubleshooting procedures Contents This chapter provides information on the following topics Fiber Installation 6 4 OC 3 Optical Transmission Test 6 9 OC 12 Optical Transmission Test 6 9 Automatic Protection Switching Test 6 11 Manua...

Page 246: ...st Strap A wrist strap must be worn when handling circuit packs Use the electrostatic discharge ESD jack provided on the shelf 1 Multimeter Optional The voltmeter must be capable of measuring DC voltage in the 40 to 60 volt range The use of the voltmeter is optional since the shelf will alarm or shut down if the proper voltage is not supplied 1 DS1 Error Rate Test Set A DS1 error rate test set is ...

Page 247: ...All precautions should be observed when handling fiber WARNING Unterminated optical connectors may emit laser radiation Do not view beam with optical instruments CAUTION The operational tests in this section are run only in an out of service mode of operation Office alarms will normally be connected only during the office alarm test to prevent constant alarms throughout this section ...

Page 248: ...ach adjacent node The Metropolis DMXtend Main OLIUs should be optically looped from the previous section Verify that the Metropolis DMXtend shelf is clear of all alarms only green LEDs are lighted prior to and after completing this test CIT is still connected to the Metropolis DMXtend and Com mand Builder is running The office alarm cable will remain disconnected during this procedure A properly g...

Page 249: ...hlight AGNE and double click to ENABLE Step 4 Enable the RNESTAT at both nodes Use the TL1 command ENT SYS TID system and highlight RNESTAT and double click to ENABLE Step 5 Dress optical cables out of the shelf to the left side of the shelf Important Leave enough slack in the fibers to allow them to be moved higher or lower to allow the circuit packs in slots A1 B1 and A2 B2 to be inserted or rem...

Page 250: ...e M2 OLIU will connect to the M1 OLIU in the other adjacent node Likewise when the Metropolis DMXtend is interfacing with other equipment at low speeds OC 3 or OC 12 R1 1 using 0x1 protection the Function Group slot D or G 1 will connect to Main 2 on whatever shelf the Metropolis DMXtend is being connected to The Function Group slot D or G 2 will connect to Main 1 Step 10 At each end of the optica...

Page 251: ...he input optical fiber to the proper OLIU IN connector Requirement The FAULT LED on the OLIU extinguishes Step 17 Disconnect the fiber cable from the OUT connector on the OLIU at one end of the span At the other end verify that the associated FAULT LED is flashing indicating a loss of signal Reconnect the fiber and repeat the process for the other direction of transmission Step 18 In order to enab...

Page 252: ...der RTRV MAP NEIGHBOR Result The TIDs and NSAPs of adjacent nodes will be displayed along with the OLIU and port they are connected to Step 21 In order to verify proper network DCC communications execute the following command from the Command Builder RTRV MAP NETWORK Result The TIDs and NSAPs of all the nodes in the TARP area will be displayed Step 22 Perform steps in this procedure on all adjacen...

Page 253: ...min within the TMPERINIT and select all Step 3 Click Send to issue the command Result The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication Step 4 Wait 15 minutes Step 5 At the test location enter the following command replacing TID with that shelf s TID rtrv pm oc3 TID main 1 1 ctag 0 UP NEND 15 MIN ALL Requirement The Response Window indicates no transmission errors Step...

Page 254: ...5 min within the TMPERINIT and select all Step 3 Click Send to issue the command Result The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication Step 4 Wait 15 minutes Step 5 At the test location enter the following command replacing TID with that shelf s TID rtrv pm oc12 TID main 1 1 ctag 0 UP NEND 15 MIN ALL Requirement The Response Window indicates no transmission errors S...

Page 255: ...le handling circuit packs Prior to performing each test the shelf under test must be clear of all alarms that is only green LEDs are lighted MAIN OLIU Switch Test Step 1 Enter an STS1 cross connect between an equipped Function Unit and the Main OLIU Step 2 Use the scroll bar in the Command Builder window to scroll down to the rtrv state path command There must be a cross connect present in order f...

Page 256: ...k Send to issue a second rtrv state path command Result The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication as well as indicating that the ring that was active in the previous step is now in signal failure and the other ring is now active Step 7 Reconnect the optical fiber to the OLIU Result After a short time the MJ alarm LED on the SYSCTL and the FAULT LED on the OLIU ...

Page 257: ...and Builder window to scroll down to the rtrv state path command There must be a cross connect present in order for this command to retrieve any information Step 3 Click on the rtrv state path command Step 4 Click Send to issue the command Result The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication as well as indicating whether Ring 1 or Ring 2 is the active ring The M1 O...

Page 258: ...Command Builder window to scroll down to the rtrv state path command Step 10 Click on the rtrv state path command Step 11 Click Send to issue the command Requirement The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication as well as indicating that the ring that was active in Step 4 is no longer active and the other ring is now active Step 12 Repeat Step 5 through Step 11 to...

Page 259: ...mmand Step 3 Click Send to issue the command Result The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication as well as indicating which Function Unit and or Growth Slot circuit pack is active and which is standby This information should agree with the ACTIVE LEDS on the LNW6 LNW7 LNW16 LNW39 circuit packs Important Equipment protection switching is not supported on the LNW36...

Page 260: ... the Command Builder window to scroll down to the rtrv state eqpt command Step 11 Click on the rtrv state eqpt command Step 12 Click Send to issue the command Result The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication as well as indicating which Function Unit and or Growth Slot circuit pack is active and which is standby This information should agree with the ACTIVE LEDS...

Page 261: ... Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Step 15 Swap circuit packs from another function group to test any unequipped function slots Step 16 Check off the appropriate box in Appendix E Installation Checklist End of Steps ...

Page 262: ...indow to scroll down to the rtrv crs sts1 command Step 2 Click on the rtrv crs sts1 command Step 3 Click Send to issue the command Result The Response Window should display the command followed by a COMPLD indication as well as indicating the cross connect entered earlier Step 4 Use the scroll bar in the Command Builder window to scroll down to the dlt crs sts1 command Step 5 Click on the dlt crs ...

Page 263: ...372 326 Metropolis DMXtend Access Multiplexer Alarm Messages and Trouble Clearing Guide Clear PM Registers The following steps will clear all the performance monitoring registers Step 1 Use the scroll bar in the Command Builder window to scroll down to the init reg all command Step 2 Click on the init reg all command Select all from the Default AID and double click on the 15 min within the TMPERIN...

Page 264: ... Ring Setup and Testing Integration Procedures Final Operations 6 2 0 Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 ...

Page 265: ...entary information that is useful when installing the Metropolis DMXtend system and using this Installation Manual The Installation Checklist is also contained in this part This section is comprised of the following appendixes Appendix A Laser Safety and Classifications Appendix B Fiber Cleaning Appendix C Installing Fiber Connectors and LBOs Appendix D Backplane Pin Replacement Appendix E Install...

Page 266: ...ropolis DMXtend Access Multiplexer Supplementary Information and Installation Checklist Overview P a r t I V 2 Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 ...

Page 267: ...2003 A Laser Safety and Classifications Overview Purpose This appendix provides laser safety information and precautions Contents This appendix provides information on the following topics Laser Safety A 2 Laser Product Classification A 5 Metropolis DMXtend Optical Specifications A 7 A 7 A 5 A 2 ...

Page 268: ...s not endangered by laser radiation during normal system operation The safety measures specified in the Food and Drug Administration s Center for Devices and Radiological Health FDA CDRH regulations and the international standards IEC 60825 or DIN EN 60825 are met Please also refer to Laser Product Classification page 5 Potential sources of danger Beware of the following potential sources of dange...

Page 269: ...laser warning labels indicate either only the laser class or both the laser class and the maximum output power of laser radiation The following figure shows different types of laser warning labels and their characteristics Laser warning symbol This laser warning label is affixed on the outside of the front cover This warning label is affixed to the inside of the subrack ...

Page 270: ...and follow the instructions Ignoring the instructions can result in exposure to dangerous radiation Do not view directly into the laser beam with optical instruments such as a fiber microscope because viewing of laser emission in excess of Class 1 limits significantly increases the risk of eye damage Never look into the end of an exposed fiber or an open connector as long as the optical source is ...

Page 271: ...e greater than 700 nm are assigned to one of the following classes Class I Class IIIb or Class IV Laser classification is dependent upon operating wavelength output power and fiber modefield diameter core diameter IEC requirements The International Electro Technical Commission IEC establishes standards for the electrical and electronic industries IEC 60825 has been established for the worldwide sa...

Page 272: ...uipment are assigned in either of the following two ways actual output power from the connector or fiber cut if automatic power reduction is used output power at the connector or fiber cut at one second after automatic power reduction takes place provided that maximum output and restart conditions are met Classification of optical telecommunication equipment Optical telecommunication equipment is ...

Page 273: ...ifications for Metropolis DMXtend internal laser circuit packs Table A 2 Metropolis DMXtend Optical Specifications Laser Circuit Pack Code Wavelength nm Maximum Output Power dBm Fiber Type µm Connector Type FDA Class LNW38 1310 8 0 SM 8 3 125 LC Class I LNW40 1310 8 0 SM 8 3 125 LC Class I LNW36 1310 0 0 SM 8 3 125 LC Class I LNW46 1310 2 0 SM 8 3 125 LC Class I LNW67 770 to 860 0 0 MM 50 62 5 LC ...

Page 274: ... Laser Safety and Classifications Metropolis DMXtend Optical Specifications A 8 Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 ...

Page 275: ...n equipment It is critical that connector faces are clean and free from particular contamination to assure proper performance and reliability of lightwave systems With the modern high speed high power and wider bandwidth optical transmission systems clean connectors along the optical path are essential for successful operation Contents This appendix provides information on the following topics Equ...

Page 276: ... optical connector 2 Inspect an optical connector for cleanliness 3 Clean SFP optical modules Related Information A course on connector cleaning and the connector inspection process is now offered through Lucent Technologies Learning and Performance Center Course Code LMC200H Understanding Fiber Optic Cleaning Inspection and Testing To learn more about this course consult your local Lucent Account...

Page 277: ...7028 ITE 7129 33712900 2 5mm Universal adapter cap For use with the Noyes OFS 300 200X 408197044 ITE 7129D1 33712901 1 25mm Universal adapter cap For use with the Noyes OFS 300 200X 408197069 ITE 7129D2 33712902 Video Fiber Scope1 Noyes VFS 1 TBD TBD TBD Individual presaturated alcohol wipes 99 pure isopropyl alcohol 901375147 ITE 7136 33713600 CLETOP Cleaning Cassette Type A Reel 901375154 ITE 71...

Page 278: ...magnifying instrument Disconnected or separated optical connectors may emit invisible laser radiation and direct exposure can severely injure the eye If inspecting the endface of a connector with a fiberscope be absolutely certain that the system is deactivated WARNING Alcohol is flammable and is harmful if swallowed inhaled or absorbed through the skin Keep alcohol away from heat sparks or flame ...

Page 279: ...ny organic particulate or oily films followed by a dry double clean wipe using the CLETOP cleaning cassette This procedure is recommended for connector ferrules 2 5 mm and 1 25 mm in diameter associated with ST SC FC and LC connectors The ferrule of a fiber optic connector consists of a ceramic or stainless steel cylinder with a hole located longitudinally down the center of its axis allowing enou...

Page 280: ...dface perpendicular to the alcohol wipe Drag it against the wipe three 3 times in a figure eight pattern This action applies the alcohol solvent to the endface and initially loosens and scrubs away organic solid contaminates Figure B 1 Cleaning the Ferrule Endface Step 3 If a CLETOP cassette cleaner is not available proceed with Step 7 Otherwise hold the CLETOP cassette cleaner in the palm of your...

Page 281: ...ees and repeat the downward motion using the second slot Be sure the ferrule is pressed snug against the cleaning cloth while dragging the ferrule to assure the proper cleaning action Step 6 Release the cassette lever allowing the shutter door to close to its initial position Continue with Step 8 Step 7 Wrap a Luminex cleaning cloth around the ferrule and rotate the connector housing cleaning the ...

Page 282: ...ee notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 cleaning cloth is washable and can be used multiple times optic wipes are single use and disposable Step 8 Inspect the connector for cleanliness If necessary repeat the cleaning process See Connector Inspection page B 9 End of Steps ...

Page 283: ...in the manual provided with the Optical Fiber Scope to view the ferrule endface of the fiber under inspection Step 2 The visual area of the ferrule endface ferrule and fiber as observed by the inspection system scope should be free of any contaminates See Figure B 3 Acceptability Criteria for Fiber Cleaning page B 10 Repeat the Cleaning Procedure if the fiber endface does not meet the following re...

Page 284: ...connector dust cap Before placing the cap on the ferrule make sure the cap is clean This can be accomplished by inserting a CLETOP stick cleaner swab of the same inside diameter as the cap either 2 5 or 1 25 mm and rotating the stick 360 degrees three 3 times Following this procedure carefully place the cap over the ferrule When the cleaned connector is ready for assembly it should be re inspected...

Page 285: ...25 mm for LC connectors dampen the stick cleaner with Ethyl alcohol using the alcohol wipe Insert the stick cleaner into the adapter rotating the stick 360 degrees while inserting Push rotate stick until the stick cleaner makes contact with the connector Apply slight pressure upon contact and rotate stick 360 degrees at least three 3 times Step 2 Remove the stick cleaner rotating it upon removal S...

Page 286: ...be necessary Because a major source of contamination is often a contaminated mating connector it is extremely important to clean the connector ferrule end surface each time before making connections Procedure Complete the following steps to clean a pluggable optics module Step 1 Remove the protective process plug from the pluggable optics module Keep the process plug clean until reinstalled later ...

Page 287: ...ive RX port contains a lens for focusing a wide input The lens is more easily scratched than cleaned Step 4 If required insert a CLETOP stick into the transmit TX port sleeve until vertical force can be applied to the fiber stub end surface Rotate the CLETOP stick five full rounds Step 5 Using the stereo zoom scope visually inspect the optics module If required repeat step 4 CAUTION It is recommen...

Page 288: ... Fiber Cleaning Cleaning Pluggable Optics Module B 1 4 Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 ...

Page 289: ... DMXtend optical circuit packs Contents This chapter provides information on the following topics Objectives This appendix provides information to perform the following Install and remove LC type LBOs onto and from LC type ports Install and remove LC type fiber connections Fiber Cleaning Refer to Appendix B Fiber Cleaning for fiber cleaning information Do not attempt to clean LBOs as they may be d...

Page 290: ...connector interface LC ST FC or SC type for external fiber connections The Metropolis DMXtend optical circuit packs are equipped with LC type connector ports designed for use with LC type LBOs and fiber connectors Dust caps should be applied on all LBOs when not installed in connector ports LC type Connector Port The LC type connector port will only accept LC type LBOs for external fiber connectio...

Page 291: ...atible with existing transmission systems Unique to the AllWave ADVANTAGE optical connectivity solution OCS the new LC optic attenuators are designed to provide flat spectral loss across the full spectrum allowing the attenuators to be used in the 1300 nm 1400 nm and 1500 nm bands Figure C 2 LC type LBO Assembly of LC type LBO into LC Block The LC type LBOs are installed into the LC type connector...

Page 292: ... page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Removal of LC type LBO from LC Block The LC type LBOs are removed from the LC type connector port by depressing the tab to release the LBO and then pulling straight out Figure C 4 Removing LC type LBO from LC type Connector Port DEPRESS TAB TO RELEASE LBO ...

Page 293: ...ore assembling into connector ports Refer to Appendix B for Fiber Cleaning information Dust caps should be applied to all fiber connectors when not installed in a connector port LC type Connections LC type fiber connectors use a snap action lever tab locking method to join the fiber connector to the port connector Figure C 5 LC type Fiber Connector The LC type fiber connector is assembled onto an ...

Page 294: ...tors and LBOs Fiber Connections C 6 Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Figure C 6 LC type Fiber Connection ALIGNMENT SLOT DEPRESS LEVER TO RELEASE THE SNAP ACTION TAB ...

Page 295: ...on the Metropolis DMXtend backplane has been bent or broken Contents This appendix provides information on the following topics Objectives This appendix provides information and procedures to do the following Identify a bent or broken pin Determine the correct replacement pin and pin kit Straighten bent pin Pin and Connector Background D 3 Repair Kits and Tools D 5 Simple Repair Methods D 6 Replac...

Page 296: ... Backplane Pin Replacement Overview D 2 Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Replace broken pins ...

Page 297: ... with the connectors to protect the pins The signal pin press fit terminals in these connectors my be replaced individually if they have been damaged beyond simple repair methods D Subminiature Connectors Interface cabling to and from the Metropolis DMXtend shelves is connected through D Subminiature connectors which have been press fit into the backplane Should these connectors be damaged beyond ...

Page 298: ...er is removed Pins are identified by a column and row position on the backplane D Subminiature connectors are identified by their designation and J number All the METRAL pins used on the Metropolis DMXtend shelves have the same tail length of 4 30 mm 0 169 in Table D 1 show the location and type of METRAL pins on the Metropolis DMXtend backplane Table D 1 Backplane Locations of METRAL Pins Row Col...

Page 299: ...s Replacement Pins Replacement pins are available These pins are defined by the mating length extending beyond the inside of the plastic shroud and by their tail length for press fitting into the backplane The tail length includes a compliant press fit section needed to achieve a gas tight connection in four contact areas All the METRAL pins used on the Metropolis DMXtend shelves have the same tai...

Page 300: ...quate space to access the backplane area and that you have good light sources so that you can see what you are doing Visual Examination Visually examine the connector pins to determine which pins may have been damaged and the degree of the damage Pins that have been slightly bent may be carefully restored to their initial straight position Examine both sides of the backplane to determine if the pr...

Page 301: ...ctors on the Metropolis DMXtend backplane are all of the receptacle type These connectors are designated as jacks and not as plugs The individual connector terminals are protected somewhat by the molded plastic insert inside the connector shell It is unlikely that these terminals would be bent in the manner that the exposed pin terminals of a plug might be bent The damage concern for these recepta...

Page 302: ...replaced one time in the Metropolis DMXtend backplane A second removal and replacement in the same plated through hole may not meet the long term reliability objectives If a replacement is needed for a previously replaced connector pin contact your next level of support before proceeding Important Protect the surrounding area from any debris which may be generated during the pin removal and replac...

Page 303: ...ying Pin Procedure If it becomes necessary to replace Guide or Keying Pins contact your next level of support for tooling replacement parts and detailed replacement procedures The replacements will need to installed with screws and washers D Subminiature Pin Procedure If it becomes necessary to replace either the D Subminiature pins or connector contact your next level of support for detailed repl...

Page 304: ... Backplane Pin Replacement Replacement Methods D 1 0 Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 ...

Page 305: ...er provides the recommended checklist to follow when installing a Metropolis DMXtend system Use of the installation checklist is required to ensure a quality installation All completed tasks should be checked off and those not completed should be duly noted as to the reason why This checklist should be turned in as part of your job complete paperwork ...

Page 306: ... DS1 and DS3 Hybrid Cable Installation page 1 39 See Note 1 10 100BASE T TX Ethernet Cable Installation page 1 46 See Note 1 IAO LAN and TCP IP Cable Installation page 1 51 See Note 1 Modem Cable Installation page 1 56 See Note 1 TL1 X 25 Interface Cable Installation page 1 58 See Note 1 Sync Cable Installation page 1 62 See Note 1 Office Alarm Cable Installation page 1 67 See Note 1 Miscellaneous...

Page 307: ... 12DS3 EC1 LNW19 48DS3 EC1 Low Speed Installation Optional page 2 16 See Note 1 LNW36 OC 3 OLIU R1 1 Low Speed Installation Optional page 2 17 See Note 1 LNW46 OC 12 OLIU R1 1 Low Speed Installation Optional page 2 21 See Note 1 LNW71 10 100 PL R1 0 LNW66 10 100T R1 1 Low Speed Installation Optional page 2 22 See Note 1 LNW67 1G SX R1 1 Low Speed Installation Optional page 2 22 See Note 1 LNW68 1G...

Page 308: ...tion page 3 17 Yes Metropolis DMXtend Shelf Initialization page 3 19 Yes Chapter 4 Installation Tests LBO Software Settings page 4 3 See Note 1 Clearing Alarms page 4 6 See Note 1 Local Equipment and Cross connect Tests page 4 9 See Note 1 DS1 Testing Procedure page 4 10 See Note 1 DS3 EC1 Testing Procedure page 4 14 See Note 1 LNW71 10 100 PL LNW66 10 100T R1 1 TX Ethernet cabling testing page 4 ...

Page 309: ...nd Alarm Test page 5 9 See Note 1 Manual Switching Tests page 5 15 See Note 1 External Timing Verification page 5 20 See Note 1 Miscellaneous Environmental Discrete Telemetry Test page 5 23 See Note 1 TL1 X 25 Connection Test page 5 27 See Note 1 Modem Connection Test page 5 28 See Note 1 Final Operations page 5 31 Yes Table E 1 Installation Acceptance Checklist Continued Section and Chapter Proce...

Page 310: ...Testing Integration Procedures Fiber Installation page 6 4 Yes OC 3 Optical Transmission Test page 6 9 See Note 1 OC 12 Optical Transmission Test page 6 10 See Note 1 Automatic Protection Switching Test page 6 11 Yes Manual Switching Tests page 6 13 Yes Final Operations page 6 18 Yes Notes 1 Only required if equipped Table E 1 Installation Acceptance Checklist Continued Section and Chapter Procedu...

Page 311: ...See Notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 F Fiber Labeling Overview Purpose This chapter describes the labeling of the fiber Contents This chapter contains the following Fiber Description F 2 Fiber Labels F 4 F 4 F 2 ...

Page 312: ...iber is made up of a multi gray colored fiber equipped with LC connectors at both ends It is referred to as Multi mode LC Gray Fiber The Gray Fibers are custom cut to length for their application The length is given on the protection boot of the LC connector Important Multi mode fiber is only supported for use with the LNW67 1GSX circuit pack Yellow Fiber Simplex fibers are Yellow in color and com...

Page 313: ...ent in a radius of less than 1 1 2 Single Mode Fiber Testing Requirements All fibers shall be tested after they are installed as follows All fibers shall be tested after installation but prior to turn up Before fibers are tested they shall be labeled properly and all cable tags shall be removed A 1310nm or 1550nm test source and an ITE 7116 or equivalent optical power meter shall be used to perfor...

Page 314: ...acking sheet or the label maker 2 Apply the label to the strain relief boot close to the body of the LC connector 3 Adhere the end of the label with the printed text first 4 The label must be oriented perpendicular to the main axis of the connector 5 Wrap the label around the boot so that the second wrap is directly on top of the first wrap The label will wrap around the boot approximately two tim...

Page 315: ...October 2003 Glossary GL Acronyms and Abbreviations A ABN Abnormal status condition ACO Alarm Cutoff ACO SW Alarm Cutoff and Test ADM Add Drop Multiplexer AGNE Alarm Gateway Network Element AIS Alarm Indication Signal AMI Alternate Mark Inversion ANSI American National Standards Institute ...

Page 316: ...m Status and Control ASCII American Standard Code for Information Interchange ASN 1 Abstract Syntax Notation 1 ASNE Alarm Server Network Element ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode Auto Automatic AUXCTL Auxiliary Control B B3ZS Bipolar 3 Zero Substitution B8ZS Bipolar 8 Zero Substitution BDFB Battery Distribution and Fuse Bay BER Bit Error Ratio BIP Bit Interleaved Parity BITS Building Integrated Timin...

Page 317: ...e and Telegraph Consultative Committee CEV Controlled Environment Vault CD ROM Compact Disk Read Only Memory CDTU Channel and Drop Test Unit CIT Craft Interface Terminal CLF Carrier Line Failure Status CLK Clock CMISE Common Management Information Service Element CMOS Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor CMTS Cable Modem Termination System CO Central Office CP Circuit Pack CPE Customer Premises...

Page 318: ...a CSU Channel Service Unit CS O Customer Support and Operations CV Coding Violation CVFE Coding Violation Far End D DCC Data Communications Channel DCE Data Communications Equipment DEMUX Demultiplexer DLC Digital Loop Carrier DPLL Digital Phase Locked Loop DRI Dual Ring Interworking DS1 Digital Signal Level 1 DS3 Digital Signal Level 3 DSLAM Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer ...

Page 319: ...erminal DTE Data Terminating Equipment E EC 1 Electrical Carrier Level 1 ECI Equipment Catalog Item EEPROM Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory EIA Electronic Industries Association EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility EMI Electromagnetic Interference EOOF Excessive Out of Frame EPROM Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory EQ Equipped memory administrative state ES Errored Seconds ESD ...

Page 320: ...ss Testing F FCC Federal Communications Commission FDDI Fiber Distribution Data Interface FE Far End FE ACTY Far End Activity FEBE Far End Block Error FE ID Far End Identification FEPROM Flash EPROM FERF Far End Receive Failure FE SEL Far End Select FIT Failures in 10 9 hours of operation G GbE Gigabit Ethernet GNE Gateway Network Element GR Telcordia Technologies General Requirement ...

Page 321: ...P Global Technical Support Information Platform GUI Graphical User Interface H HECI Humans Equipment Catalog Item I IC Internal Clock ID Identifier IEC International Electrotechnology Commission IMF Infant Mortality Factor INC Incoming Status I O Input Output IP Internet Protocol IR Intermediate Reach IS In Service ISCI Intershelf control Interface ISI Intershelf Interface ...

Page 322: ...gital Network ISO International Standards Organization ISP Internet Service Provider IVHS Intelligent Vehicle Highway System L LAN Local Area Network LAPD Link Access Procedure D LBO Line Build Out LCN Local Communications Network LEC Local Exchange Carrier LED Light Emitting Diode LOF Loss of Frame LOP Loss of Pointer LOS Loss of Signal LR Long Reach LS Low Speed ...

Page 323: ...ce MJ Major Alarm MM Multimode MML huMan Machine Language MN Minor Alarm MPEG Moving Picture Experts Group MSDT Multi Services Distant Terminal MTBF Mean Time Between Failures MTBMA Mean Time Between Maintenance Activities Mult Multipling MUX Multiplex MXBIU Multiplexer and Backplane Interface Unit N NE Near End NE Network Element NE ACTY Near End Activity ...

Page 324: ...NRZ Nonreturn to Zero NARTAC Lucent North American Regional Technical Assistance Center call 1 866 LUCENT8 866 582 3688 Prompt 1 NNI Network Network Interface NSA Not Service Affecting NSAP Network Services Access Point NTF No Trouble Found O OAM P Operations Administration Maintenance and Provisioning OC 1 Optical Carrier Level 1 Signal 51 84 Mb s OC 3 Optical Carrier Level 3 Signal 155 Mb s OC 1...

Page 325: ... System Intelligent Network Element OS Operations System OSGNE Operations System Gateway Network Element OSI Open Systems Interconnection OSMINE Operations Systems Modifications for the Integration of Network Elements OSP Outside Plant P P bit Performance Bit PC Personal Computer PCU Power Conversion Unit PID Program Identification PINFET Positive Intrinsic Negative Field Effect Transistor PJC Poi...

Page 326: ... Monitoring PMN Power Minor Alarm POH Path Overhead POP Points of Presence POTS Plain Old Telephone Service PRM Performance Report Message PROTN Protection PRS Primary Reference Source PSU Power Supply Unit PVC Permanent Virtual Circuit PWR Power R RAM Random Access Memory RPP Reliability Prediction Procedure described in Telcordia Technologies TR NWT 00032 RT Remote Terminal ...

Page 327: ...rvisory Control and Data Acquisition SD Signal Degrade SDH Synchronous Digital Hierarchy SEFS Severely Errored Frame Seconds SEO Single Ended Operations SES Severely Errored Seconds SF Super Frame format for DS1 signal SFP Small Forn Factor Pluggable SID System Identification SLA Service Level Agreements SLIM Subscriber Loop Interface Module SM Single Mode SONET Synchronous Optical NETwork ...

Page 328: ... STS 1 SPE STS 1 Synchronous Payload Envelope STS 3c Synchronous Transport Level 3 Concatenated Signal STS 12c Synchronous Transport Level 12 Concatenated Signal SYSCTL System Controller circuit pack T T1X1 and T1M1 The ANSI committees responsible for telecommunications standards TA Telcordia Technologies Technical Advisory TABS Telemetry Asynchronous Byte Serial Protocol TARP Target ID Address Re...

Page 329: ...M Time Division Multiplexing TID Target Identifier TL1 Transaction Language 1 TLB Timing Looped Back TOP Task Oriented Practice TR Telcordia Technologies Technical Requirement TSA Time Slot Assignment TSI Time Slot Interchange TSO Technical Support Organization U UAS Unavailable Seconds UNI User Network Interface UOC Universal Optical Connector UPD INIT Update Intialize UPSR Unidirectional Path Sw...

Page 330: ... Voice Frequency VLAN Virtual Local Area Network VLSI Very Large Scale Integration VM Violation Monitor VMR Violation Monitor and Removal VoIP Voice over Internet Protocol VONU Virtual Optical Network Unit VPN Virtual Private Network VT Virtual Tributary VT1 5 Virtual Tributary 1 5 1 728 Mb s VT G Virtual Tributary Group W WAN Wide Area Network ...

Page 331: ...ns to circuit pack protection that provides a redundant signal path through the Metropolis DMXtend it does not cover protection switching of an optical facility se 1 1 In 1xN switching a group of N service circuit packs share a single spare protection circuit pack 1x1 is a special case of 1xN with N 1 In 1x1 only one is active at a time A Active Active identifies a 1 1 protected OC N line which is...

Page 332: ...lable Time In performance monitoring the 1 second intervals B B3ZS Bipolar 3 Zero Substitution A line coding method that replaces a string of three zeros with a sequence of symbols having some special characteristic B8ZS Bipolar 8 Zero Substitution A line coding method that replaces a string of eight zeros with a sequence of symbols having some special characteristic Backbone Ring A host ring BER ...

Page 333: ... A feature that allows a user to suppress reporting of alarms and events during provisioning by supporting multiple states automatic in service and not monitored for VT1 5 and STS 1 channels See Port State Provisioning CV Coding Violation A performance monitoring parameter CVFE Coding Violation Far End An indication returned to the transmitting terminal that an errored block has been detected at t...

Page 334: ...as shipped from the factory Demultiplexing A process applied to a multiplexed signal for recovering signals combined within it and for restoring the distinct individual channels of these signals DEMUX Demultiplexer The DEMUX direction is from the fiber toward the DSX Digital Multiplexer Equipment that combines time division multiplexing several digital signals into a single composite digital signa...

Page 335: ...rconnected between the two separate hosts E EC 1 EC n Electrical Carrier The basic logical building block signal with a rate of 51 840 Mb s for an EC 1 signal and a rate of n times 51 840 Mb s for an EC n signal An EC 1 signal can be built in two ways A DS1 can be mapped into a VT1 5 signal and 28 VT1 5 signals multiplexed into an EC 1 VT1 5 based EC 1 or a DS3 can be mapped directly into an EC 1 ...

Page 336: ...em Function Unit Refers to any one of a number of different circuit packs that can reside in the A B D or G function unit slots on the Metropolis DMXtend G GNE Gateway Network Element A network element that has an active X 25 link Can also be a DSNE H Hairpin Routing A cross connection between function units inter function unit For example function unit C to function untis A B or D Also a cross co...

Page 337: ...e at the DSX panel LED Light Emitting Diode Used on a circuit pack faceplate to show failure red or service state It is also used to show the alarm and status condition of the system Line Timing The capability to directly derive clock timing from an incoming OC N signal while providing theuser the capability to provision whether switching to an alternate OC N from a different source as opposed to ...

Page 338: ... between two lightwave terminals of different vendors This applies to high speed optical interfaces Multiplexing The process of combining several distinct digital signals into a single composite digital signal Mult Multipling The cascading of signals in a bay In the MULT mode the DS1 external reference can be cascaded to other shelves in a bay using Mult cables Normally starting with the bottom sh...

Page 339: ...ons that caused a protection switch to occur clear or after any external switch commands are reset See Revertive NSAP Network Services Access Point An address that identifies a network element Used for maintenance subnetwork communication using the OSI protocol O OC OC n Optical Carrier The optical signal that results from an optical inversion of an STS signal that is OC 1 from STS 1 and OC n from...

Page 340: ... P Pass Through Paths that are cross connected directly across an intermediate node in a ring network Plesiochronous Network A network that contains multiple maintenance subnetworks each internally synchronous and all operating at the same nominal frequency but whose timing may be slightly different at any particular instant For example in SONET networks each timing traceable to their own Stratum ...

Page 341: ...s R Reactive Maintenance Refers to decting defects failures and clearing them Remote See Far End FE Revertive A protection switching mode in which after a protection switch occurs the equipment returns to the nominal configuration that is the service equipment is active and the protection equipment is standby after the clearing of any failure conditions that caused a protection switch to occur or ...

Page 342: ...ring parameter is a second in which a signal fail occurs or more than a preset amount of coding violations dependent on the type of signal occurs SF Super Frame The format for DS1 signals SFP Small Form Factor Pluggable optics Shelf ID A switch settable parameter with values from 1 to 8 Used to log into a selected shelf by using the CIT Single 0x1 Cross Connection In a dual homed application the M...

Page 343: ...onous Transport Level 3 Concatenated Signal See OC 3c Subnetwork Group of SONET network elements that share a SONET data communications channel Synchronization Messaging SONET synchronization messaging is used to communicate the quality of network timing internal timing status and timing states throughout a subnetwork SYSCTL System Controller The system controller circuit pack that provides overal...

Page 344: ...direction For a 1 1 protection scheme the K1 and K2 bytes in the SONET line overhead are used to convey to the far end which line the near end receiver has chosen so that an active indication may be made at the far end UOC Univeral Optical Connector Receptacles on the faceplate of some OLIUs that accept ST SC or FC connectors UPD INIT A push button on the SYSCTL faceplate V VM Violation Monitor A ...

Page 345: ...ent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 Z Zero Code Suppression A technique used to reduce the number of consecutive zeros in a line codes signal B3ZS for DS3 signals and B8ZS for DS1 signals ...

Page 346: ... Glossary Terms and Definitions G L 3 2 Lucent Technologies Proprietary See notice on first page 365 372 327 R2 0 Issue 1 October 2003 ...

Page 347: ...ernet connections 1 50 1000Base T 1 83 1000Base T optical fiber optical fiber 1000Base T 1 84 CIT 1 85 3 2 3 3 CIT cable connections 1 86 CIT interface 2 2 4 2 5 2 6 2 discrete 1 74 discrete cables 1 72 DS1 1 18 1 20 1 21 1 25 1 39 1 41 DS1 color codes 1 20 1 41 DS1 connections 1 23 1 45 DS3 EC 1 1 25 1 30 1 39 1 42 DS3 EC 1 cable connections 1 30 1 42 environmental 1 72 1 74 IAO LAN TCP IP 1 51 m...

Page 348: ... use xvi intended audience xv Documentation Alarm Messages and Troubleclearing AMTC Guide xxv Applications Planning and Ordering Guide APOG xxv CD ROM xxix Installation Manual IM xxv Operations Interworking OI Guide xxv ordering information xxix Software Release Description SRD xxv User Operations Guide UOG xxv documentation related xxv drawings related xxvi DS1 cable assemblies 1 18 1 20 1 21 1 2...

Page 349: ... 5 7 5 8 minor alarm MN 1 71 5 5 5 7 5 13 5 14 miscellaneousdiscrete 5 23 5 25 5 26 miscellaneous discrete connections 1 75 modem 1 56 5 27 5 28 cable 5 28 modem cable 1 56 MS DOS 3 3 mult office alarms 1 69 multimeter 3 1 4 2 2 5 2 6 2 N network bay frame seismic 1 4 Network Equipment Building System NEBS 5 4 O OC 1 79 6 10 OC 12 optical fiber cables 1 81 1 82 OC 3 optical fiber cables 1 79 1 80 ...

Page 350: ...5 2 6 2 DS3 error rate test set 3 4 2 5 2 6 2 multimeter 3 1 4 2 2 ohmmeter 3 1 4 optical fiber jumpers 5 2 optical fiber scope 4 B 3 Personal Computer PC 5 2 6 2 screwdrivers 2 2 video fiber scope 4 B 3 timing DS1 1 66 external sync 1 65 verification 5 20 TL1 5 27 Data Set 1 61 Data Terminal 1 61 DCE 1 61 tools CLETOP cleaning cassette 4 B 3 coaxial wire stripper 2 1 3 crimping 2 1 3 Luminex Stic...

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