Lucent Technologies LambdaXtreme Specification sheet

LambdaXtreme
™Transport
Alarms, Messages, and Trouble Clearing
Guide
Release 1.1
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June 2002
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NOTE: This equipment is designed to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This
equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions manual, may
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Contents
BOOKMARK1::About this information productAbout this information product
BOOKMARK2::PurposePurpose xvii
BOOKMARK3::Reason for reissueReason for reissue xvii
BOOKMARK4::Safety labelsSafety labels xvii
BOOKMARK5::Intended audienceIntended audience xviii
BOOKMARK6::How to use this information productHow to use this information product xviii
BOOKMARK7::Conventions usedConventions used xix
BOOKMARK8::Related documentationRelated documentation xix
BOOKMARK9::Related trainingRelated training xx
BOOKMARK10::Technical SupportTelephone NumberTechnical Support Telephone Number xxi
BOOKMARK11::Lightwave Safety GuidelinesLightwave Safety Guidelines xxi
BOOKMARK12::Laser Safety and Lucent ProductsLaser Safety and Lucent Products xxvi
BOOKMARK13::Warning and Compliance LabelsWarning and Compliance Labels xxvii
BOOKMARK14::Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) xxxi
BOOKMARK15::Safety InstructionsSafety Instructions xxxiii
BOOKMARK16::How to commentHow to comment xxxv
BOOKMARK17::How to orderHow to order xxxv
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1BOOKMARK18::1 Alarms and IndicatorsAlarms and Indicators
BOOKMARK19::OverviewOverview 1-1
BOOKMARK20::AlarmsAlarms
BOOKMARK21::OverviewOverview 1-2
BOOKMARK22::Alarm MappingsAlarm Mappings 1-3
BOOKMARK23:: LambdaXtreme ™TransportAlarm GroupsLambdaXtreme™Transport Alarm Groups 1-6
BOOKMARK24::Office Alarms PanelOffice Alarms Panel
BOOKMARK25::OverviewOverview 1-7
BOOKMARK26::Alarm IndicatorsAlarm Indicators 1-8
BOOKMARK27::Status IndicatorsStatus Indicators 1-10
BOOKMARK28::ControlsControls 1-11
BOOKMARK29:: LambdaXtreme ™Transport LEDsLambdaXtreme™Transport LEDs
BOOKMARK30::OverviewOverview 1-12
BOOKMARK31::Power-On LEDPower-On LED 1-13
BOOKMARK32::Circuit Pack LEDsCircuit Pack LEDs 1-14
BOOKMARK33::Office Alarm InterfaceOffice Alarm Interface
BOOKMARK34::OverviewOverview 1-16
BOOKMARK35::InterfacesInterfaces 1-17
BOOKMARK36::Operational CapabilitiesOperational Capabilities 1-18
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2BOOKMARK37::2 MaintenanceMaintenance
BOOKMARK38::OverviewOverview 2-1
BOOKMARK39::Maintenance SignalsMaintenance Signals
BOOKMARK40::OverviewOverview 2-2
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BOOKMARK41::Optical Maintenance SignalsOptical Maintenance Signals 2-3
BOOKMARK42::Supervisory SignalSupervisory Signal 2-4
BOOKMARK43::Optical Channel TraceOptical Channel Trace 2-5
BOOKMARK44::JØ Section Trace Identifier (STI)JØ Section Trace Identifier (STI) 2-7
BOOKMARK45::Alarm ReportingAlarm Reporting
BOOKMARK46::OverviewOverview 2-8
BOOKMARK47::Alarms and Status IndicatorsAlarms and Status Indicators 2-9
BOOKMARK48::Equipment FailureEquipment Failure 2-11
BOOKMARK49::Fault IdentificationFault Identification
BOOKMARK50::OverviewOverview 2-12
BOOKMARK51::Fault DetectionFault Detection 2-13
BOOKMARK52::Automatic Fault Isolation and DiagnosticsAutomatic Fault Isolation and Diagnostics 2-14
BOOKMARK53::Loss of Signal (LOS)Loss of Signal (LOS)
BOOKMARK54::OverviewOverview 2-15
BOOKMARK55::Detecting Incoming OTS LOSDetecting Incoming OTS LOS 2-16
BOOKMARK56::Detecting OMS LOSDetecting OMS LOS 2-17
BOOKMARK57::Optical Channel LOSOptical Channel LOS 2-18
BOOKMARK58::SUPVY Link FailuresSUPVY Link Failures 2-19
BOOKMARK59::Control SystemControl System
BOOKMARK60::OverviewOverview 2-23
BOOKMARK61::CIT/Operating System InterfaceCIT/Operating System Interface 2-25
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3BOOKMARK62::3 Automatic Power Reduction (APR)Automatic Power Reduction (APR)
BOOKMARK63::OverviewOverview 3-1
BOOKMARK64::APR for a Single-Fiber CutAPR for a Single-Fiber Cut 3-3
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BOOKMARK65::APR for a Two-FiberCutAPR for a Two-Fiber Cut 3-8
BOOKMARK66::APR for Fiber Disconnect within an NEAPR for Fiber Disconnect within an NE 3-12
BOOKMARK67::APR for Circuit Pack Warmup,Removal/Latch Protection, and FailureAPR for Circuit Pack Warmup, Removal/Latch Protection, and Failure 3-14
BOOKMARK68::APR for Port Switch Protection CasesAPR for Port Switch Protection Cases 3-18
BOOKMARK69::Situations when APR is not availableSituations when APR is not available 3-19
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4BOOKMARK70::4 Performance MonitoringPerformance Monitoring
BOOKMARK71::OverviewOverview 4-1
BOOKMARK72::Performance ParametersPerformance Parameters
BOOKMARK73::OverviewOverview 4-3
BOOKMARK74::Optical Line Analog Performance ParametersOptical Line Analog Performance Parameters 4-4
BOOKMARK75::Optical Channel Analog Performance ParametersOptical Channel Analog Performance Parameters 4-5
BOOKMARK76::OT Analog ParametersOT Analog Parameters 4-7
BOOKMARK77::OT Digital Performance ParametersOT Digital Performance Parameters 4-8
BOOKMARK78::Supervisory Performance ParametersSupervisory Performance Parameters 4-10
BOOKMARK79::Performance Data ProcessingPerformance Data Processing
BOOKMARK80::OverviewOverview 4-11
BOOKMARK81::Performance Data CollectionPerformance Data Collection 4-12
BOOKMARK82::Analog Parameter BaseliningAnalog Parameter Baselining 4-14
BOOKMARK83::Automatic BaseliningAutomatic Baselining 4-15
BOOKMARK84::Manual BaseliningManual Baselining 4-17
BOOKMARK85::ThresholdsThresholds
BOOKMARK86::OverviewOverview 4-18
BOOKMARK87::Performance Parameter ThresholdsPerformance Parameter Thresholds 4-19
BOOKMARK88::Parameter Threshold ProvisioningParameter Threshold Provisioning 4-21
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BOOKMARK89::QOS Alarm EventsQOS Alarm Events 4-22
BOOKMARK90::Clearing QOS AlarmsClearing QOS Alarms 4-23
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5BOOKMARK91::5 Fault Management with Navis™Optical EMSFault Management with Navis™Optical EMS
BOOKMARK92::OverviewOverview 5-1
BOOKMARK93::Fault ManagementFault Management 5-2
BOOKMARK94::The Navis™Optical EMS LogsThe Navis™Optical EMS Logs 5-12
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6BOOKMARK95::6 Trouble Clearing TasksTrouble Clearing Tasks
BOOKMARK96::OverviewOverview 6-1
BOOKMARK97::TAPs forthe SLOT, SHELF, and FAN Alarm GroupsTAPs for the SLOT, SHELF, and FAN Alarm Groups
BOOKMARK98::OverviewOverview 6-4
BOOKMARK99::TAP-101: Clear ‘Circuit Pack Failure’TAP-101: Clear ‘Circuit Pack Failure’ 6-5
BOOKMARK100::TAP-102: Clear ‘SIO Failure’TAP-102: Clear ‘SIO Failure’ 6-8
BOOKMARK101::TAP-103: Clear ‘CIO failure’TAP-103: Clear ‘CIO failure’ 6-10
BOOKMARK102::TAP-104: Clear ‘Network controller failure’TAP-104: Clear ‘Network controller failure’ 6-11
BOOKMARK103::TAP-105: Clear ‘Shelf controller failure’TAP-105: Clear ‘Shelf controller failure’ 6-14
BOOKMARK104::TAP-106: Clear ‘Fan failure’TAP-106: Clear ‘Fan failure’ 6-16
BOOKMARK105::TAP-107: Clear ‘FLASH memory module code mismatch’TAP-107: Clear ‘FLASH memory module code mismatch’ 6-17
BOOKMARK106::TAP-108: Clear ‘Flash memory module removed’TAP-108: Clear ‘Flash memory module removed’ 6-21
BOOKMARK107::TAP-109: Clear ‘Circuit Pack Removed’TAP-109: Clear ‘Circuit Pack Removed’ 6-24
BOOKMARK108::TAP-110:Clear ‘OMON Removed’, ‘SUPVY Removed’TAP-110: Clear ‘OMON Removed’, ‘SUPVY Removed’ 6-28
BOOKMARK109::TAP-111:Clear ‘No circuit pack expected in slot’TAP-111: Clear ‘No circuit pack expected in slot’ 6-30
BOOKMARK110::TAP-112:Clear ‘Unexpected circuit pack type’TAP-112: Clear ‘Unexpected circuit pack type’ 6-32
BOOKMARK111::TAP-113:Address ‘Circuit Pack Booting’TAP-113: Address ‘Circuit Pack Booting’ 6-34
BOOKMARK112::TAP-114:Clear ‘OM/OD/OA/RP/RPG warm-up in progress’TAP-114: Clear ‘OM/OD/OA/RP/RPG warm-up in progress’ 6-36
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BOOKMARK113::TAP-115:Clear ‘Power Monitor for N48V_A’ and ‘Power Monitor for N48V_B’TAP-115: Clear ‘Power Monitor for N48V_A’ and ‘Power Monitor for
N48V_B’ 6-39
BOOKMARK114::TAP-116:Clear ‘Circuit Breaker/Power Failure “A or B” or “A and B”’TAP-116: Clear ‘Circuit Breaker/Power Failure “A or B” or “A and
B”’ 6-40
BOOKMARK115::TAPsfor PortOA_RP and LINE Alarm GroupsTAPs for PortOA_RP and LINE Alarm Groups
BOOKMARK116::OverviewOverview 6-44
BOOKMARK117::TAP-201:Clear ‘OTS LOS’ and/or ‘OSC LOS (opposite direction to optical channels)’TAP-201: Clear ‘OTS LOS’ and/or ‘OSC LOS (opposite direction to
optical channels)’ 6-45
BOOKMARK118::TAP-202:Clear ‘DCM LOS’TAP-202: Clear ‘DCM LOS’ 6-48
BOOKMARK119::TAP-203:Clear ‘APR active: line’TAP-203: Clear ‘APR active: line’ 6-52
BOOKMARK120::TAP-204 Clear ‘APR active: OA(preamp)’TAP-204 Clear ‘APR active: OA (preamp)’ 6-55
BOOKMARK121::TAP-205 Clear ‘APR active: OA(OADM-add)’TAP-205 Clear ‘APR active: OA (OADM-add)’ 6-57
BOOKMARK122::TAP-206 Clear ‘APR active: OADCF Raman startup pumps’TAP-206 Clear ‘APR active: OA DCF Raman startup pumps’ 6-59
BOOKMARK123::TAP-207 Clear ‘APR active: RPG Raman co-pumps’TAP-207 Clear ‘APR active: RPG Raman co-pumps’ 6-61
BOOKMARK124::TAP-208 Clear ‘APR active: RPG Raman counter-pumps’TAP-208 Clear ‘APR active: RPG Raman counter-pumps’ 6-62
BOOKMARK125::TAP-209 Clear ‘APR active: RPG Raman co-pumps’TAP-209 Clear ‘APR active: RPG Raman co-pumps’ 6-63
BOOKMARK126::TAP-210: ClearAPR Active Conditions for Fiber DisconnectsTAP-210: Clear APR Active Conditions for Fiber Disconnects 6-65
BOOKMARK127::TAP-211Clear APR Switch Protection ConditionsTAP-211 Clear APR Switch Protection Conditions 6-68
BOOKMARK128::TAP212: Clear ‘TCA optics: OLINE (TOPR-OL)’TAP 212: Clear ‘TCA optics: OLINE (TOPR-OL)’ 6-70
BOOKMARK129::TAP213: Clear ‘TCA optics: OLINE (TOPT-OL)’TAP 213: Clear ‘TCA optics: OLINE (TOPT-OL)’ 6-73
BOOKMARK130::TAP-214: Clear ‘TCAoptics: SUPVY (SPT-SU)’TAP-214: Clear ‘TCA optics: SUPVY (SPT-SU)’ 6-75
BOOKMARK131::TAPs for PortOM_OD Alarm GroupTAPs for PortOM_OD Alarm Group
BOOKMARK132::OverviewOverview 6-77
BOOKMARK133::TAP-301: Clear ‘OMS LOS: all at OA’TAP-301: Clear ‘OMS LOS: all at OA’ 6-78
BOOKMARK134::TAP-302: Clear ‘OMS LOS: 0GHz and 100GHz offsetat OA (preamp)’ and ‘OMS LOS: 50GHz and 150GHz offset at OA (preamp)’TAP-302: Clear ‘OMS LOS: 0GHz and 100GHz offset at OA
(preamp)’ and ‘OMS LOS: 50GHz and 150GHz offset at OA
(preamp)’ 6-81
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BOOKMARK135::TAP-303: Clear ‘OMS LOS: 100GHz offsetat OM (0GHz offset)’TAP-303: Clear ‘OMS LOS: 100GHz offset at OM (0GHz offset)’ 6-85
BOOKMARK136::TAP-304: Clear ‘OMS LOS: 50GHz and 150GHz offsetat OM (0GHz offset)’TAP-304: Clear ‘OMS LOS: 50GHz and 150GHz offset at OM (0GHz
offset)’ 6-89
BOOKMARK137::TAP-305: Clear ‘OMS LOS: 150GHz offsetat OM (50GHz offset)’TAP-305: Clear ‘OMS LOS: 150GHz offset at OM (50GHz offset)’ 6-93
BOOKMARK138::TAP-306: Clear ‘OMS LOS: 0GHz and 100GHz offsetat OD (0GHz offset)’TAP-306: Clear ‘OMS LOS: 0GHz and 100GHz offset at OD (0GHz
offset)’ 6-97
BOOKMARK139::TAP-307: Clear ‘OMS LOS: 50GHz and 150GHz offsetat OD (50GHz offset)’TAP-307: Clear ‘OMS LOS: 50GHz and 150GHz offset at OD
(50GHz offset)’ 6-100
BOOKMARK140::TAP-308: Clear ‘OMS LOS: 100GHz offsetat OD (100GHz offset)’ or ‘OMS LOS: 150GHz offset at OD (150GHz offset)’TAP-308: Clear ‘OMS LOS: 100GHz offset at OD (100GHz offset)’ or
‘OMS LOS: 150GHz offset at OD (150GHz offset)’ 6-104
BOOKMARK141::TAP-309: Clear ‘OMS LOS: drop all at OA(preamp)’TAP-309: Clear ‘OMS LOS: drop all at OA (preamp)’ 6-108
BOOKMARK142::TAP-310: Clear ‘OMS LOS: add 100GHz at OM (OADM 0GHz offset)’TAP-310: Clear ‘OMS LOS: add 100GHz at OM (OADM 0GHz
offset)’ 6-111
BOOKMARK143::TAPs forOCHAN Alarm GroupTAPs for OCHAN Alarm Group
BOOKMARK144::OverviewOverview 6-115
BOOKMARK145::TAP-401: Clear ‘Transmittingoptical channel LOS’TAP-401: Clear ‘Transmitting optical channel LOS’ 6-116
BOOKMARK146::TAP-402: Clear ‘Line side:WaveWrapper path trace identifier mismatch’TAP-402: Clear ‘Line side: WaveWrapper path trace identifier
mismatch’ 6-120
BOOKMARK147::TAP-403: Clear ‘Unexpected channel’TAP-403: Clear ‘Unexpected channel’ 6-122
BOOKMARK148::TAP-404: Clear ‘TCAoptics: OCHAN (SPR-C)’TAP-404: Clear ‘TCA optics: OCHAN (SPR-C)’ 6-123
BOOKMARK149::TAP-405: Clear ‘TCAoptics: OCHAN (SPT-C)’TAP-405: Clear ‘TCA optics: OCHAN (SPT-C)’ 6-127
BOOKMARK150::TAPs forPortOT Alarm GroupTAPs for PortOT Alarm Group
BOOKMARK151::OverviewOverview 6-129
BOOKMARK152::TAP-501:Address Incoming Line-Side Signal FailureTAP-501: Address Incoming Line-Side Signal Failure 6-130
BOOKMARK153::TAP-502: Clear Incoming (LOF/LOS) Signal FailureTAP-502: Clear Incoming (LOF/LOS) Signal Failure 6-133
BOOKMARK154::TAP-503: Clear Drop Side Incoming LOF FailuresTAP-503: Clear Drop Side Incoming LOF Failures 6-137
BOOKMARK155::TAP-504: Clear ‘Add side OC-48/STM-16 client synchronization failure’TAP-504: Clear ‘Add side OC-48/STM-16 client synchronization
failure’ 6-139
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BOOKMARK156::TAP-505: Clear ‘JØ mismatch’TAP-505: Clear ‘JØ mismatch’ 6-143
BOOKMARK157::TAP-506: Clear ‘TCAoptics: OT OC-192/STM-64 (OPR)’TAP-506: Clear ‘TCA optics: OT OC-192/STM-64 (OPR)’ 6-146
BOOKMARK158::TAP-507: Clear ‘TCAoptics: OT OC-192/STM-64 (OPT)’TAP-507: Clear ‘TCA optics: OT OC-192/STM-64 (OPT)’ 6-149
BOOKMARK159::TAPs forSYSTEM and PortOther Alarm GroupsTAPs for SYSTEM and PortOther Alarm Groups
BOOKMARK160::OverviewOverview 6-151
BOOKMARK161::TAP-601: Clear ‘DuplicateTIDs’TAP-601: Clear ‘Duplicate TIDs’ 6-152
BOOKMARK162::TAP-602: Clear ‘Duplicate NENUM Provisioned’TAP-602: Clear ‘Duplicate NENUM Provisioned’ 6-154
BOOKMARK163::TAP-603: Clear ConditionWhen ‘NE ACTY/INFO-N’ LED is LitTAP-603: Clear Condition When ‘NE ACTY/INFO-N’ LED is Lit 6-156
BOOKMARK164::TAP-604: Clear ‘EMS link failure’TAP-604: Clear ‘EMS link failure’ 6-158
BOOKMARK165::TAP-605: Clear ‘EMS Port unavailable’TAP-605: Clear ‘EMS Port unavailable’ 6-160
BOOKMARK166::TAP-606: Clear ‘OMON LOS’TAP-606: Clear ‘OMON LOS’ 6-161
BOOKMARK167::TAP-607: Clear ‘SUPVYtransmitting LOS’TAP-607: Clear ‘SUPVY transmitting LOS’ 6-166
BOOKMARK168::TAP-608: ‘SUPVYData Link Failure’TAP-608: ‘SUPVY Data Link Failure’ 6-170
BOOKMARK169::TAP-609: Clear ‘TopologyConstruction Incomplete’TAP-609: Clear ‘Topology Construction Incomplete’ 6-172
BOOKMARK170::TAP-610:Address ‘Topology Construction In Progress’TAP-610: Address ‘Topology Construction In Progress’ 6-174
BOOKMARK171::TAP-611:Address ‘CPYPGMIPDST’, ‘CPYPGMIPSRC’, ‘SWDIP’, ‘BKUPIP’, ‘RDTIP’TAP-611: Address ‘CPYPGMIPDST’, ‘CPYPGMIPSRC’, ‘SWDIP’,
‘BKUPIP’, ‘RDTIP’ 6-175
BOOKMARK172::TAP-612:Address ‘Test alarm in progress’ and ‘Test LED in progress’TAP-612: Address ‘Test alarm in progress’ and ‘Test LED in progress’ 6-177
BOOKMARK173::TAP-613:Address ‘Provisioned Control Point’ and/or ‘Provisioned Environmental Point’TAP-613: Address ‘Provisioned Control Point’ and/or ‘Provisioned
Environmental Point’ 6-178
BOOKMARK174::TAP-614:Address ‘Reset in progress’TAP-614: Address ‘Reset in progress’ 6-179
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7BOOKMARK175::7 Detail Level ProceduresDetail Level Procedures
BOOKMARK176::OverviewOverview 7-1
BOOKMARK177::DLP-601: Connect and Condition Craft Interface Terminal(CIT)DLP-601: Connect and Condition Craft Interface Terminal (CIT) 7-3
BOOKMARK178::DLP-602: TestLEDs on Circuit PacksDLP-602: Test LEDs on Circuit Packs 7-5
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