Lucent Technologies LambdaXtreme Specification sheet

LambdaXtreme
™Transport
Alarms, Messages, and Trouble Clearing
Guide
Release 1.1
365-575-783R1.1
Issue 1
June 2002
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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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BOOKMARK179::DLP-603: TestAlarm LEDs on Office Alarm PanelDLP-603: Test Alarm LEDs on Office Alarm Panel 7-7
BOOKMARK180::DLP-604: Identify Source of Incoming SignalDLP-604: Identify Source of Incoming Signal 7-9
BOOKMARK181::DLP-605: Install/Remove Apparatus BlankDLP-605: Install/Remove Apparatus Blank 7-10
BOOKMARK182::DLP-606: Inspect and Clean Optical Fiber ConnectorsDLP-606: Inspect and Clean Optical Fiber Connectors 7-11
BOOKMARK183::DLP-607: Remove/Install Front CoverDLP-607: Remove/Install Front Cover 7-17
BOOKMARK184::DLP-608: Remove and/or Install Circuit PackDLP-608: Remove and/or Install Circuit Pack 7-20
BOOKMARK185::DLP-609: Inspect Optical Fiber(s)DLP-609: Inspect Optical Fiber(s) 7-31
BOOKMARK186::DLP-610: Replace Power Line FilterDLP-610: Replace Power Line Filter 7-32
BOOKMARK187::DLP-611: Inspect/ReplaceAir FilterDLP-611: Inspect/Replace Air Filter 7-34
BOOKMARK188::DLP-612: Replace Fan AssemblyDLP-612: Replace Fan Assembly 7-37
BOOKMARK189::DLP-613: Baseline Optical ParametersDLP-613: Baseline Optical Parameters 7-38
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ABOOKMARK190::A Alarm/Condition ListAlarm/Condition List A-1
BOOKMARK191:: A-1
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GL BOOKMARK192::GlossaryGlossary GL-1
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IN BOOKMARK193::IndexIndex IN-1
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List of Figures
1 Alarms and Indicators
1-1 LambdaXtreme Transport User Panel 1-7
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2 Maintenance
2-1 SUPVY Link Failures 2-20
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3 Automatic Power Reduction (APR)
3-1 APR for a single fiber cut 3-3
3-2 APR Active Zone for single-fiber cut 3-5
3-3 APR for two-fiber cuts 3-8
3-4 APR Active Zone for two-fiber cut 3-10
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5 Fault Management with Navis™Optical EMS
5-1 Alarm Notification Window 5-2
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7 Detail Level Procedures
7-1 Image of Clean Connector 7-11
7-2 Cleaning the Ferrule Endface 7-13
7-3 CLETOP Cleaner 7-14
7-4 Acceptability Criteria for Single-Mode and Multimode Fibers 7-15
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7-5 Air filter removal process 7-34
7-6 System Bay Air Filter 7-35
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List of Tables
1 Alarms and Indicators
1-1 SONET Alarm Definitions 1-3
1-2 SDH Alarm Definitions 1-4
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2 Maintenance
2-1 Monitored Incoming Signal 2-13
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3 Automatic Power Reduction (APR)
3-1 APR for High-Powered Fiber Connections within Network
Elements 3-12
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4 Performance Monitoring
4-1 Monitored WaveWrapper Performance Parameters 4-8
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5 Fault Management with Navis™Optical EMS
5-1 Default System Colors for Alarm Severity Levels 5-3
5-2 System Failure Information in the Navis™Optical
EMSAlarm/Event Log 5-13
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6 Trouble Clearing Tasks
6-1 Circuit Pack Warmup Times 6-7
6-2 Determine Command for Condition 6-157
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7 Detail Level Procedures
7-1 Circuit Packs and Ports 7-29
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A Alarm/Condition List
A-1 Trouble Condition—TAP Cross Reference A-1
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About this information product
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Purpose This Alarms, Messages, and Trouble Clearing Guide provides detailed
descriptions of the operation and maintenance, and task oriented
practices supporting operation, and trouble clearing tasks necessary for
LambdaXtreme™Transport.
This document supports maintenance of the LambdaXtreme Transport
product using Task-Oriented Procedures (TOPs). Use of these
procedures should be preceded by a general knowledge and
understanding of the LambdaXtreme Transport Craft Interface
Terminal (CIT).
Reason for reissue This document addresses the R1.1 release of LambdaXtreme
Transport. Alarm condition names have been updated to reflect the
changes in the R1.1 LambdaXtreme Transport software.
Safety labels The following safety labels are used in this document:
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DANGER
This admonishment shows the presence of a hazard that will
cause death or severe personal injury if the hazard is not
avoided.
WARNING
This admonishment shows the presence of a hazard that can
cause death or severe personal injury if the hazard is not
avoided.
CAUTION
This admonishment 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 software, or service interruption.
Intended audience This manual is intended primarily for individuals in the field of
telecommunications and for communications network providers.
Descriptive material in this document may be used by anyone desiring
specific information or knowledge on the operational functions and
features of LambdaXtreme Transport.
Procedural tasks in this document are written primarily for personnel
responsible for the operation and maintenance of LambdaXtreme
Transport.
How to use this
information product The sections in this document provide the following information:
Chapter 1, “Alarms and Indicators” provides a description of the
LambdaXtreme Transport alarm types and their indicators.
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Chapter 2, “Maintenance” provides guidelines to the user for taking
appropriate corrective or preventive actions when the LambdaXtreme
Transport system detects a problem.
Chapter 3, “Automatic Power Reduction (APR)” describes scenarios
when the LambdaXtreme Transport system will automatically reduce
power to certain circuit packs to prevent injury from high-power
lasers.
Chapter 4, “Performance Monitoring” summarizes the parameters that
are monitored in order to provide proactive maintenance of the system
and aid in trouble-clearing procedures.
Chapter 6, “Trouble Clearing Tasks” covers procedures on clearing the
alarm conditions reported by LambdaXtreme Transport.
Chapter 7, “Detail Level Procedures” contains detailed “how to”
instructions.
The Glossary provides a list of common terms and acronyms.
The Index provides page numbers for key words and subject names.
Conventions used The following typographical conventions are used throughout this
document:
•Bold face type is used to identify CIT menu selections and
button selections.
•monospaced type is used to identify alarm names.
Related documentation The WaveStar™LambdaXtreme Transport Alarms, Messages, and
Trouble Clearing Guide, Release 1.1, (365-575-783R1.1) is part of a
set of documents that support the LambdaXtreme Transport System.
The following items are included in the set:
Document
Number Document Title
365–575–780R1.1 LambdaXtreme Transport Applications and
Planning Guide, Release 1.1
365–575–781R1.1 LambdaXtreme Transport User Operations
Guide, Release 1.1
365–575–783R1.1 LambdaXtreme Transport Alarms, Messages,
and Trouble Clearing Guide, Release 1.1
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Document
Number Document Title
365-575-782R1.1 LambdaXtreme Transport Installation Manual
and System Turn-up Services, Release 1.1
Comcode
109163642 LambdaXtreme Transport Software Release Description, Release 1.1
365–575–797 LambdaXtreme Transport Software Ordering
Guide
Related training The Lucent Learning (LL) Organization provides management courses
for system planning, engineering, and ordering, as well as courses to
train telecommunications technicians in installation, operations, and
maintenance. To enroll in training classes, call the Lucent Learning
Organization at 1-888-LUCENT8 (1-888-582-3688) Prompt 2 –
Prompt 2, or fax to 1-407-767-2677. The International registration
number is 1-407-767-2798. Suitcasing of these courses is also
available. To arrange suitcase sessions (within USA), call the Product
Training Manager at 1-888-582-3688, Prompt 2 – Prompt 1.
The available LambdaXtreme Transport courses are listed in the
following table.
Course Number Course Title
LW2471 LambdaXtreme Transport Installation & Testing
LW2271 LambdaXtreme Transport Applications and
Planning
LW2671 LambdaXtreme Transport Operations and
Maintenance
Schedule and Registration
For more information or to register for any of these courses, call:
1-888-LUCENT8 and select option 2
Fax: [phone]
Or write to:
Lucent Technologies
Lucent Learning
240 E. Central Parkway
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