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Installation and Maintenance Manual Nimbra 300 Series

©2006 Net Insight AB, All rights reserved

Connecting a Nimbra 300 Series switch series
element to the Network

Connect the optical connectors to the ports according to the following procedure.
See chapter Specifications in this manual regarding specification of connectors and
cables.

Pay attention to dust, even small dust particles can significantly lower performance
on the optical connection.

Note:

Avoid bending the optical cables too much. The minimum bend
radius is 35 mm. A smaller radius can cause inadequate signal
levels or damage the cables

Note the cable marking, to avoid swapping transmit and receive
cables.

Handle only one cable at a time. Leave the protecting cap on all
connectors until immediately before connecting the cable.

Clean the cable connector using a standard fiber connector-
cleaning tool.

1.

 

Remove the protective cap from one of the cables and the connector of the
port.

2.

 

Insert each cable carefully in the connectors of the port and make sure it gets
properly in place. Repeat the procedure for each port.

3.

 

When using Ethernet for supervision and maintainance of a Nimbra 300 series
switch, connect the Ethernet connector to an appropriate Ethernet port. See
chapter Specifications in this manual regarding connectors and cables for
Ethernet.

The serial interface is not intended to be permanently connected. It is only used for
initial configuration and software installation.

4.

 

Do not connect the power cords until the unit is ready to be started. See section
Powering up the Nimbra 300 series switch for more information.

5.

 

If required, connect a specific grounding cable to the chassis of the Nimbra 300
series switch, as previously described in section Chassis Ground Connection in
this chapter.

Powering Up a Nimbra 300 series switch

1.

 

Make sure that the power sources are disconnected.

2.

 

Connect both power cords.

Make sure to connect the DC power with the correct polarity!

3.

 

The unit will start booting.

In order to verify and monitor the start up sequence of the Nimbra 300 series
switch, a terminal can be connected to the serial port.

In operation, supervision and maintenance of a Nimbra 300 series switch is
normally done remotely over the network or via Ethernet.

For details on how to configure available services, see Nimbra Element Manager
Users Manual.

Summary of Contents for 300 Series

Page 1: ...Installation and Maintenance Manual Nimbra 300 Series ...

Page 2: ...ation Net Insight AB shall not be responsible for any claims attributable to errors omissions or other inaccuracies in the specifications or information in this document and in no event shall Net Insight AB be liable for direct indirect special consequential or incidental damages arising out of the use or inability to use this document If you would like a copy of the GPL source code in this produc...

Page 3: ... x DS3 E3 Trunk Module 18 1 Gbps Optical Trunk Module SH and LH 19 Access Modules 21 E1 Access Modules 22 T1 Access Module 22 Fast Ethernet Access Module 23 Gigabit Ethernet Access Module 24 4 x OC 3 STM 1 Access Module 25 SDI Video Access Module 26 ASI Transport Access Module 6 ports 27 8 x ASI Transport Access Module 28 8 x AES EBU Access Module 29 Transceiver Modules 30 Introduction 30 SFPs for...

Page 4: ...eway Setup 47 Changing Password 47 Setting the DTM Address 47 Backup the Registry Setting 48 Restart 48 Loading the Configuration Settings 48 Remote Software Upgrade 49 Loading the Configuration Settings 49 Starting a Nimbra 300 Series Switch for the First Time 49 Connecting a Nimbra 300 Series switch series element to the Network 50 Powering Up a Nimbra 300 series switch 50 Hardware Maintenance 5...

Page 5: ...Ds 63 OC 48 STM 16 X ADM Module 64 OC 12 STM 4 Trunk Module 65 2 x OC 12 STM 4 Trunk Module 66 4 x OC 3 STM 1 Trunk Module 67 4 x DS3 E3 Trunk Module 68 1 Gbps Optical Trunk Module SH 69 Common Replacable Access Modules 70 Common buttons and LEDs 70 E1 Access Module 71 T1 Access Module 72 Fast Ethernet Access Module 73 Gigabit Ethernet Access Module 74 4 x OC 3 STM 1 Access Module 75 SDI Video Acc...

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Page 7: ...ease see the Nimbra Element Manager Users Manual Support and Assistance If you have any questions about how to use your equipment or software and do not find the in this manual please contact your local equipment and support supplier If questions still remain please consult Net Insight s Technical Support Center Organization of Content The contents of this manual is organized as follows About This...

Page 8: ...is manual sections of special importance or interest are marked as follows Information of Specific Importance Caution Information that is important in order to avoid damage to the equipment is contained in this kind of box with the caution heading and symbol Note Information for proper function of the equipment is contained in this kind of box which includes the note heading and symbol Tip Useful ...

Page 9: ...or advanced video and data services Nimbra 340 HD features fixed Gigabit Ethernet and HD SDI ports for advanced video and data services The physical ports of Nimbra 340 and Nimbra 340 HD are identical but as the port usage is different in the two cases so is the front text Nimbra 360 features fixed Gigabit Ethernet and trunk ports for advanced video and data services The trunk ports has OC 3 STM 1...

Page 10: ...ion network management system Other management options include a built in web GUI Graphical User Interface for element management CLI Command Line Interface and SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol The Nimbra 300 series of switches comes with an integrated control module and a 5 Gbps non blocking switch matrix Apart from the fixed ports the following plug in modules are available for mounting i...

Page 11: ...rts and four time transfer 50 Ohm BNC ports Figure 1 Nimbra 340 The Nimbra 340 switch with one fixed Gigabit Ethernet Access port and 2 fixed ASI ports each consisting of one IN one OUT and one Monitor interface is illustrated above In the Nimbra 340 HD the ASI ports are used as HD SDI ports Figure 2 Nimbra 360 Nimbra 360 does not have fixed ASI or HD SDI ports Instead it has four trunk ports They...

Page 12: ...D shows status of the equipment in special operating modes it works as a special purpose indicator The position of the RESET button and the status LED are different in Nimbra 340 340 HD and Nimbra 360 but the functionality is unchanged Control Interfaces The 10 100 Mbit Ethernet interface is located at the bottom RJ45 connector with integrated LED indicators The green LED reflects Link Integrity s...

Page 13: ... Ohm BNC connectors for transmit receiving and monitoring purposes In and Out connectors are accompanied with dedicated red green LED indicators which reflect activity and status on the corresponding link The front panel provides the following fixed interfaces for Nimbra 360 Two Time Synchronization Interfaces TSI with 50 Ohm BNC physical connectors Trunk interfaces delivered by default without SF...

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Page 15: ...Specifications chapter for data about the different modules The trunk modules are shown below in Figure 4 to Figure 9 Module Data rate OC 48 STM 16 X ADM Module 2 488 Mbps OC 12 STM 4 Trunk Module 622 Mbps 2 x OC 12 STM 4 Trunk Module 622 Mbps 4 x OC 3 STM 1 Trunk Module 155 Mbps 4 X DS3 E3 Trunk Module DS3 45 Mbps E3 34 Mbps 1 Gbps Optical Trunk Module SH 1 000 Mbps 1 Gbps Optical Trunk Module LH...

Page 16: ...nagement purposes where X depends on the configuration of the in band management network This means that up to 2358 784 Mbps can be used for user payload resulting in an overhead less than 2 The backplane interface can handle mapping of 4752 payload slots from and to the module The front panel of the module is shown below Figure 4 Front panel OC 48 STM 16 X ADM In normal operation the Power LED is...

Page 17: ...d 0 X slots for management purposes where X depends on the configuration of the in band management network This means that up to 146 944 Mbps can be used for user payload resulting in an overhead less than 2 The front panel of the module is shown below Figure 5 Front panel 4 x OC 3 STM 1 Trunk Module Status indicator LEDs provide information about the status of the port Refer to the Specifications...

Page 18: ...s on the configuration of the in band management network This means that up to 589 312 Mbps can be used for user payload resulting in an overhead less than 2 The front panel of the module is shown below Figure 6 Front panel OC 12 STM 4 Trunk Module In normal operation the Power LED is lit and the Remove indicator LED is off A Request removal button is used when the Module should be replaced see ch...

Page 19: ...here X depends on the configuration of the in band management network This means that up to 589 312 Mbps can be used for user payload per port resulting in an overhead less than 2 The front panel of the module is shown below Figure 7 Front panel 2 x OC 12 STM 4 Trunk Module In normal operation the Power LED is lit and the Remove indicator LED is off A Request removal button is used when the Module...

Page 20: ...Mbps DS3 131 Mbps E3 of payload to and from the board The front panel of the module is shown below Figure 8 Front panel 4 x DS3 E3 Trunk Module In normal operation the Power LED is lit and the Remove indicator LED is off A Request removal button is used when the Module should be replaced see chapter Hardware Maintenance Status indicator LEDs provide information about the status of the respective p...

Page 21: ...The module can utilize up to 993 280 Mbps of payload capacity i e 1 overhead 1940 slots It can be delivered in Short Haul 15km or Long Haul 80km versions The front panel of the module is shown below Figure 9 Front panel 1 Gbps Optical Trunk Module The trunk module provides two fiber optic connectors for connection to a net work In normal operation the Power LED is lit and the Remove indicator LED ...

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Page 23: ...s modules according to the table below See the Specifications chapter for data about the different modules Module E1 Access Module T1 Access Module Fast Ethernet Access Module Gigabit Ethernet Access Module 4 x OC 3 STM 1 Access Module SDI Video Access Module ASI Transport Access Module 8 x ASI Transport Access Module 8 x AES EBU Audio Transport Module ...

Page 24: ...orts Refer to chapter Specifications for information about these indicators To insert disconnect or replace the E1 Access module refer to chapter Hardware Maintenance T1 Access Module Each T1 Access Module board provides 8 independent bi directional G 703 compatible ports Each circuit is independently switched and carries its own timing derived from the source The front panels of the T1 module are...

Page 25: ... in the same node Diffserv and Ethernet user priority is supported Prioritization is performed on traffic within the ETS channel which makes it possible to provide a differentiated service to the customers For customers utilizing equipment without VLAN tagging diffserv prioritization can be used to separate the traffic Multicast is a way to transport data from one single source to many destination...

Page 26: ...ic The Gigabit Ethernet Access has one Small Form factor Pluggable LC type connector for different reach modules 1000BaseSX Multimode 500m 1000BaseLX 10km and 1000BaseZX 70km The reaches are approximate and subject to fiber quality From the element manager it is possible to extract inventory information on the currently inserted SFP module such as type and version Multicast is a way to transport d...

Page 27: ...C 3 STM 1 compatible services PDH POS ATM etc In normal operation the Power LED is lit and the Remove indicator LED is off The Request removal button is used when the Module should be replaced Status indicator LEDs provide information about the status of the port Refer to the Specifications chapter for more information about the indicators To insert connect or replace the 4 x OC 3 STM 1 Access mod...

Page 28: ...so uses a 75 Ohm BNC connector The monitoring port can be configured via a switch button on the front panel to copy either incoming or outgoing data from the in out port pair It can thus be used to either monitor that a correct signal arrives to the in port or be used to copy the outgoing data effectively providing a bi casting function on the outgoing signal Multicast is a way to transport data f...

Page 29: ...m connectors To each port pair there is one monitoring port also using a female 75 Ohm BNC connectors Each monitoring port can be configured via a switch button on the front panel to copy either incoming or outgoing data from its in out port pair It can thus be used to either monitor that a correct signal arrives to the in port or be used to copy the outgoing data effectively providing a bi castin...

Page 30: ...Each port can duplicate either the incoming or outgoing signal of an in out port pair They can thus be used for monitoring the incoming ASI stream or for duplicationg an outgoing stream bi casting The ASI physical interface Transmit and Receive are Female 75 Ohm BNC connectors Multicast is a way to transport data from one single source to many destinations without any need to duplicate data on mul...

Page 31: ...ce are Female 75 Ohm BNC connectors The front panel of the module is shown below Figure 18 Front panel 8 x AES EBU Access Module The module provides eight independent ports configurable to either in or out two input and two output Refer to chapter Specifications for data In normal operation the Power LED is lit and the Remove indicator LED is off The Request removal button is used when the Module ...

Page 32: ...ystem Most modules also provide digital diagnostic outputs including parameters such as temperature transmit power receive power and laser bias current SFPs offer a reliable and convenient way of interfacing PCBs to optical fiber cable There are a number of advantages of pluggable modules over conventional fixed optical transmitters and receivers Note All Net Insight SFP modules have been thorough...

Page 33: ...nges Product number SONET SDH Interface type Wavelength Fiber type Range NPA0022 LS11 SR 1 I 16 1310nm Singlemode 2 km NPA0022 LJ11 IR 1 S 16 1 1310nm Singlemode 15 km NPA0022 LL11 LR 1 L 16 1 1310nm Singlemode 40 km NPA0022 VL21 LR 2 L 16 2 1550nm Singlemode 80 km Multirate CWDM SFPs There are 8 different wavelength variants of the CWDM multirate SFP This module can be used for any of the 155 244...

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Page 35: ...kaging is recyclable save for reuse or dispose properly Installation Requirements To ensure a correct installation read this section to determine the environmental electrical spatial and interface requirements Mechanical Requirements Height 88mm 3 5 inch Width 445 mm 17 5 inch Depth 240 mm 9 4 inch The switch is intended to be mounted in a 19 inch rack Environmental Requirements Operating temperat...

Page 36: ...mperature To avoid unnecessary warnings check the temperature after installation in operation and verify that it is within the operating limits Power Requirements DC Input Voltage 48V DC with built in redundancy 115 230V AC with external converter 48V DC nominal 60V DC maximum 40V DC minimum DC Input Current 2 0 A at 48V DC The enclosed power cable type NPA0028 0030 should be used to connect the p...

Page 37: ...e ferrite clamp shall be attached as close as possible to the power connector 1 Attach the ferrite clamp to the power cable according to the figure below Figure 20 Placement of the ferrite clamp The ferrite clamp article number NEM0002 0001 is included in the cable and document kit Removal of the ferrite clamp 1 Open the clamp by pressing ferrite clamp suspension see Figure 21 Figure 21 Open the f...

Page 38: ...used it is important that the connection between the rack and the Nimbra 300 series switch chassis is accurate This is done as follows Connect a specific grounding cable between the chassis of the Nimbre 300 Series and the rack Use the grounding socket mounted near the power supply inlet on the nimbra 300 series switch according to Figure 22 If no rack is used make certain that the Nimbra 300 seri...

Page 39: ...e power cable s to the DC power input s according to the requirements in section Installation requirements 2 As soon as power is supplied to the switch it should start After a few seconds the Power Indicator LEDs on all installed modules should be lit and all Remove indicator LED s should be off Figure 23 Placement and marking of the power inputs The switch is then ready for operation or to be fur...

Page 40: ...easily into the slot Installing SFP Transceivers SFP Transceivers varies slightly among manufacturers but the insertion process is virtually the same for all To install a transceiver in a card 1 Orient the transceiver as shown in picture Figure 25 2 Insert the transceiver into the target slot until it locks into position Leave the dust plug in the transceiver until you are ready to attach the fibr...

Page 41: ...e the unit from its ports via the extraction mechanism then pull the unit straight out of the guide cage Figure 26 To extract the type of SFP transceivers shown in the picture above 1 Remove the fibre cable from the target SFP transceiver 2 On the target transceiver rotate the bail downward and push to unlatch the transceiver then pull the unit straight out of the guide cage 3 If the transceiver i...

Page 42: ... transceivers shown in Figure 27 1 Remove the fibre cable from the target SFP transceiver 2 On the target transceiver push the release tab to unlatch the transceiver then pull the unit straight out of the guide cage 3 If the transceiver is not defective disposable protect it by inserting its dust plug If it is defective dispose of it properly ...

Page 43: ... damage the cables Note the cable marking to avoid swapping input and output cables Handle only one cable at a time Leave the protecting cap on all connectors until immediately before connecting the cable Clean the cable connector using a standard fiber connector cleaning tool Connecting Optical Fibers to the SFP Module Optical fibers are connected to the SFP module according to below Remove the p...

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Page 45: ...cally through a terminal connected to the serial or Ethernet control port of the control module or when the system switch is in operation remotely over the network Local Connection Serial Control Port If you use a VT100 terminal emulator on a PC a serial adapter is provided to adapt the serial connection to the PC DB 9 connector Connect a regular TP cable between the Nimbra One and the adapter The...

Page 46: ...onnection A Command Line Interface CLI is present in the Nimbra One series that interfaces to a standard VT100 terminal Normally the web interface should be used The terminal is intended mainly for initial configuration operations Ethernet Control Port One 10 100 Base T Ethernet port interfaces to an Ethernet network Three green LEDs indicate status of the port Duplex mode Green Duplex mode Off Si...

Page 47: ...r the first time these parameters needs to be entered correctly The opportunity to change these parameters is always given at startup of the node If nothing needs to be changed the start will continue automatically with previously entered values after a short time Parameters which need to be entered at the initial start are start up mode network interface parameters and hardware parameters To be a...

Page 48: ...Setting the IP Address and Netmask 1 Connect to the nimbra 300 Series switch using the serial interface 2 Login by using the supplied generic id password the first time It is a wise practice to change the password before connecting the to the network Refer to section Changing Password below 3 List current IP registry The shown listing is an example resedit get r n ipconf if 0 Enter ipconf if 0 ipc...

Page 49: ...sk v 0 0 0 0 3 Check the gateway registry resedit get r n ipconf routes 0 Enter ipconf routes 0 ipconf routes 0 dest default ipconf routes 0 gw zzz zzz zzz zzz ipconf routes 0 mask 0 0 0 0 ipconf routes 0 adminStatus up Changing Password It is a wise practice to change the root password before connecting the Nimbra 300 series switch to the network To set the new password type resedit set n system ...

Page 50: ... the web interface is found in the Element Manager User s Manual for Nimbra One and Nimbra 300 Series Loading the Configuration Settings When the IP connection is up and running a pre prepared configuration file can be uploaded to the node with FTP The file needs then to be installed and activated 1 Start the FTP client enter the Nimbra 300 series switch IP address and log in information 2 When co...

Page 51: ...in the switch file system and upload the configuration file to the temporary directory 3 Exit the FTP program and connect to the switch through a terminal 4 When logged in enter the following command and parameters at the prompt registry install name configuration name file configuration file Enter The configuration name could be the file name without extension or another appropriate name to ident...

Page 52: ...ocedure for each port 3 When using Ethernet for supervision and maintainance of a Nimbra 300 series switch connect the Ethernet connector to an appropriate Ethernet port See chapter Specifications in this manual regarding connectors and cables for Ethernet The serial interface is not intended to be permanently connected It is only used for initial configuration and software installation 4 Do not c...

Page 53: ... in the switch can be replaced without powering down the switch This can be performed without any configuration changes Note All communications of which the specific module is part of will be disabled until the module is replaced and started On all network interface modules a Remove LED indicator and a Request removal button are used to handle the hot swap functionality Removing and Replacing Plug...

Page 54: ...sure you are properly grounded before proceeding anti static bracelet anti static shoes or other means 2 Grab the module by the handles and insert the module in the guides of the switch chassis see Figure 30 Make sure to keep the module vertical otherwise the module might stick at the upper or lower end of the module Figure 30 Inserting the module 3 When the module is fully inserted push the locks...

Page 55: ...Base Unit NPQ0013 DWG1 Nimbra 360 LPN Base Unit Common Nimbra 300 Series features Physical Dimensions Height 88 mm 3 5 inch Width 445 mm 17 5 inch Depth 240 mm 9 4 inch Rack mounting 19 inch Weight 5 5 kg 12 lbs Weight with packaging 7 5 kg 17 lbs Environmental Operating temperature 5 to 40 ºC 41 to 104 ºF short term 5 to 55 ºC 23 to 131 ºF Storage temperature 40 to 70ºC 40 to 156 ºF Relative humi...

Page 56: ...rts buttons and plug in slots Power Supply Type 2 pole Number of inputs two for redundancy labeled A and B The switch is operational on either power feed Pin configuration Pin Description 1 Return 2 48V DC LED State Description Status Green The switch is in its start up phase Off The switch is operational or powered off Caution Both power cords must be removed to completely de energize the unit ...

Page 57: ...0 Base Tx RJ 45 female Pin Description 1 Transmit positive 2 Transmit negative 3 Receive positive 4 NC 5 NC 6 Receive negative 7 NC 8 NC Gigabit Ethernet Access Port Type 1000BASE SX LX LX70 SFP required separate specification Connectors LC connectors Laser classifications Class 1 LED State Description Link Green The link is available Flashing green Port activity Rx Flashing green Port activity Of...

Page 58: ...sight AB All rights reserved Plug in slots Fixed Two horisontally slots for plug in modules Push button Reset Hardware reset of the switch Common ports for Nimbra 340 and 340 HD Sync In Sync Out Type 75 Ohm BNC Alarm Type Female 9 pole D sub Pin configuration Contact Net Insight ...

Page 59: ...e Description In Rx off disabled green receiving data OK flashing green DTM loopback mode red loss of video signal flashing red loss of packet alignment Out Tx off disabled green transmitting data OK flashing green line loopback mode red loss of DTM data flashing red buffer overflow alarm indication signal Monitor In off Rx stream not active green monitor port in Rx stream mode Monitor Out off Tx ...

Page 60: ... Rx off disabled green receiving data OK flashing green DTM loopback mode red loss of signal LOS flashing red receive error not LOS Out Tx off disabled green transmitting data OK flashing green line loopback mode red TX buffer underflow flashing red TX buffer overflow alarm indication signal Monitor In off Rx stream not active green monitor port in Rx stream mode Monitor Out off Tx stream not acti...

Page 61: ...48 STM 16 rates are used only two ports can be used due to the total switching capacity Connectors LC connectors Laser classifications Class 1 LED Status Description Tx Off Port disabled Green Operating Flashing Green Line loop back enabled Flashing Red Tx Fault Red Not used Remote Defect Indication possible use Rx Off Port disabled Green Operating Flashing Green Not used DTM loop back possible fu...

Page 62: ...nd 3 Sync Output Interface 2 048 MHz 4 Sync Output Interface 1 544 MHz Sync port configuration Description 1 Time Transfer Input Interface 10 MHz 2 Time Transfer Output Interface 10 MHz 3 Sync Input Interface 2 048 MHz 4 Sync Input Interface 1 544 MHz LED indicators Two indicators per port Status and Tx On that are interperted together according to the table below LED Tx On LED Status Description ...

Page 63: ...w Dsub connector Pin Description 1 DCD 2 RXD 3 TXD 4 DTR 5 GND 6 DSR 7 RTS 8 CTS 9 NC AC power Supply NPA0031 3401 Length Power Cords 3 000 mm Lenght Output Cable 1900 mm Input 100 240VAC 47 63Hz 1 9A Output 40 48VDC 80W max Battery NEB0003 2032 Used for RTC real time clock when the power is gone Type Lithium coin battery Panasonic 2032 Dimension 20 x 3 2 mm Output 3V Input 190 mAh Note The batter...

Page 64: ...lation and Maintenance Manual Nimbra 300 Series 2006 Net Insight AB All rights reserved Power Cable kit NPA0028 0030 Length 3000 mm Current rating 5 A maximum Ferrite clamp NEM0002 0001 2 pcs included with the base unit ...

Page 65: ...Button Req rem Remove request button Pressing it initiates the module removal process LED Rem Off No removal request received Green flashing Removal request given to switch Processing of the request is initiated but not finished or the unit needs to be replaced Green Removal request is processed and the plug in unit can safely be removed Power Green The plug in module is powered by the backplane ...

Page 66: ...r sending MS AIS or TX fault indication from SFP red RDF received both types green flashing Line loop back green Operating Line Section Rx off Port disabled red flashing Error LOS LOF MS AIS or DEG red TSF and not LOS green flashing DTM loop back green Operating Path Tx off No DTM trunk enabled on the interface green At least one DTM trunk enabled on the interface Path Rx off No DTM trunk enabled ...

Page 67: ...of SFP LED indicator State Description SDH Tx off SFP transceiver removed or wrong type of transceiver red flashing TX fault from SFP transceiver red RDF received both types green flashing DTM payload loop back green operating SDH Rx off SFP transceiver removed or wrong type of transceiver red flashing LOS red TSF and not LOS green flashing Line loop back green Operating DTM Tx off port disabled g...

Page 68: ...or sending MS AIS or TX fault indication from SFP red RDF received both types green flashing Line loop back green Operating Line Section Rx off Port disabled red flashing Error LOS LOF MS AIS or DEG red TSF and not LOS green flashing DTM loop back green Operating Path Tx off No DTM trunk enabled on the interface green At least one DTM trunk enabled on the interface Path Rx off No DTM trunk enabled...

Page 69: ... dBm Receiver sensitivity Min 34 dBm Max 2 dBm LED indicator State Description Line Section Tx off port disabled red flashing RDI both types red sending AIS green flashing DTM payload loop back green operating Line Section Rx off port disabled red flashing LOS SF LOFS red receiving AIS both types SD green flashing line or payload loop back green Operating Path Tx off port disabled green operating ...

Page 70: ...m BNC female Data speed Utilize up to 42 5 Mbps DS3 32 8 Mbps E3 Mbps Ports can be trunked together it is possible to carry up to 170 Mbps DS3 131 Mbps E3 of payload to and from the board LED indicator State Description Tx off port disabled red flashing TX fault red N A green flashing Line loop back enabled green operating Rx off port disabled red flashing LOS red TSF and not LOS green flashing N ...

Page 71: ...Min 20 dBm Max 3 dBm LED indicator State Description Tx transmit Off no data Green sending DTM data Rx receive Off no valid data Green valid DTM frame detected 1 Gbps Optical Trunk Module LH Module type Trunk module NPS0028 3L01 Data speed 1000 Mbps Wavelength 1550 nm Launched power Min 0 dBm Max 5 2 dBm Receiver sensitivity Min 22 dBm Max 3 dBm LED indicator State Description Tx transmit off no d...

Page 72: ...tton Req rem Remove request button Pressing it initiates the module removal process LED Rem Off No removal request received Green flashing Removal request given to switch Processing of the request is initiated but not finished or the unit needs to be replaced Green Removal request is processed and the plug in unit can safely be removed Power Green The plug in module is powered by the backplane ...

Page 73: ...ectors RJ 48 120 Ω female pin configuration according to the table and figure below Pin Description 1 RX 2 RX hot 3 NC 4 TX 5 TX hot 6 NC 7 NC 8 NC LED State Description Tx transmit off disabled green enabled transmitting valid signal red enabled far end attempts to re synchronize signal Rx receive off disabled green enabled receiving valid data red enabled port attempts to re synchronize signal ...

Page 74: ...rs RJ 48 100 ohm female pin configuration according to the table and figure below Pin Description 1 RX 2 RX hot 3 NC 4 TX 5 TX hot 6 NC 7 NC 8 NC LED State Description Tx transmit off disabled green enabled transmitting valid signal red enabled far end attempts to re synchronize signal Rx receive off disabled green enabled receiving valid data red enabled port attempts to re synchronize signal ...

Page 75: ...ASE TX Connectors RJ 45 female pin configuration according to the table and figure below Pin Description 1 Receive positive 2 Receive negative 3 Transmit positive 4 NC 5 NC 6 Transmit negative 7 NC 8 NC LED State Description Link Activity On Link is up Flashing Port activity 100 Mbps On 100 Mbps mode Off Not 100 Mbps mode Duplex On Full duplex mode Duplex indicator only available on older access m...

Page 76: ...thernet Access Module Module type Access module NPS0010 3001 Number of ports 1 Type 1000BASE SX LX LX70 Connectors LC connectors LED indicators Three indicators per port LED indicator State Description Link Green Link is up Flashing green Port activity Rx Flashing green Port activity Tx Flashing green Port activity ...

Page 77: ...ule S3 4port Number of ports 4 Connectors LC connectors Data rate 155 Mbps LED State Description Status Tx Off SFP transceiver removed or wrong type of SFP Green Operating Flashing green Line Loop back Flashing red Fault Status Rx Off SFP transceiver removed or wrong type of SFP Green Operating Flashing green DTM Loop back Flashing red Fault Mode Tx Off AU 4 Green 3xAU 3 Mode Rx Off AU 4 Green 3xA...

Page 78: ...ription In Rx off disabled green receiving data OK flashing green DTM loopback mode red data not OK loss of signal flashing red data not OK loss of frame pulse Out Tx off disabled green transmitting data OK flashing green line loopback mode red data not OK data underflow flashing red data not OK data overflow or alarm indication signal Monitor In off Rx stream not active green monitor port in Rx s...

Page 79: ... bandwidth 200 Mbps LED indicator State Description In Rx Off disabled Green receiving data OK Flashing green DTM loopback mode Red loss of video signal Flashing red loss of packet alignment Out Tx Off disabled Green transmitting data OK Flashing green line loopback mode Red loss of DTM data Flashing red buffer overflow alarm indication signal Monitor In Off Rx stream not active Green monitor port...

Page 80: ...h 2 Mbps Maximum bandwidth 212 Mbps LED State Description In Rx off disabled green receiving data OK flashing green DTM loopback mode red loss of video signal flashing red loss of packet alignment Out Tx off disabled green transmitting data OK flashing green line loopback mode red loss of DTM data flashing red buffer overflow alarm indication signal Monitor In off Rx stream not active green monito...

Page 81: ...m bandwidth 2 Mbps Maximum bandwidth 12 Mbps LED State Description In Rx Off disabled Green receiving data OK Flashing green DTM loopback mode Red loss of video signal Flashing red loss of packet alignment Out Tx Off disabled Green transmitting data OK Flashing green line loopback mode Red loss of DTM data Flashing red buffer overflow alarm indication signal Monitor In Off Rx stream not active Gre...

Page 82: ... Singlemode 15km NPA0016 LL11 LR 1 L 1 1 1310nm Singlemode 40km NPA0016 VL21 LR 2 L 1 2 1550nm Singlemode 80km Note SFP with electrical interface is available on request SFPs for OC 12 STM 4 ports There are 3 different types of single wavelength OC 12 STM 4 SFPs with different ranges Product number SONET SDH Interface type Wavelength Fiber type Range NPA0014 LJ11 IR 1 S 4 1 1310nm Singlemode 15 km...

Page 83: ...used as OC 48 STM 16 or OC 12 STM 4 trunk interface Product number Interface type Wavelength Fiber type Range NPA0023 1470 LR 2 CWDM 1470 nm Singlemode 80 km NPA0023 1490 LR 2 CWDM 1490 nm Singlmode 80 km NPA0023 1510 LR 2 CWDM 1510 nm Singlemode 80 km NPA0023 1530 LR 2 CWDM 1530 nm Singlemode 80 km NPA0023 1550 LR 2 CWDM 1550 nm Singlemode 80 km NPA0023 1570 LR 2 CWDM 1570 nm Singlemode 80 km NPA...

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