Lucent Technologies WaveStar OLS 40G User manual

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WaveStarTM Optical Line System
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Installation Manual
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About This Document xxiii
■Purpose of This Section xxiv
■How to Use This Manual xxv
■How to Order This Document xxix
■How to Comment on This Document xxx
1Overall Installation and Test Considerations 1-1
■Background 1-2
■Tools and Test Equipment 1-3
■Safety Instructions 1-9
■Related Documentation 1-15
■Training 1-17
■Security 1-19
■Technical Support 1-20
2System Installation Planning 2-1
■Background 2-2
■WaveStar OLS 40G Basics 2-3
■Optical Line System Provisioning 2-14
■Optical Translator Basics 2-15
■Wavelength Usage 2-18
■Fiber Connections to WaveStar OLS 40G/OT 2-192-19
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3Equipment Installation 3-1
■Overview 3-2
■Equipment Bays, Frames, and Cabinets 3-4
■Materials and Tools 3-6
■Equipment Bay Frame Installation 3-7
■Installing Associated Bay Frame Assembly Parts 3-15
■Cabinet Installation 3-16
■Miscellaneous Mount Installation 3-41
■Rack and Stack Configurations 3-47
4Power Cable Installation 4-1
■Background 4-2
■Power Requirements 4-3
■Multiple OLS Shelf Configurations 4-4
■Multiple OT Shelf Configurations 4-8
■Miscellaneously Mounted OLS Shelves 4-12
■Miscellaneously Mounted OT Shelves 4-16
■Integrated Bay 4-21
■Rack and Stack Configurations 4-23
■Final Verification 4-29
5Wired Cable Installation 5-1
■Background 5-2
■Interconnect Panel Description 5-4
■Office Alarm Installation 5-11
■Serial, Parallel, and X.25 Telemetry Cable Installation 5-14
■CIT (CMC) DTE Cables Installation 5-235-23
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5-11
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5-2
5-1
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■Line Orderwire, Section Orderwire, and Section User Channel
Cables Installation 5-26
■OT Miscellaneously Mount Intershelf Wiring 5-32
■OLS/OT Integration Cables Installation 5-39
6WaveStar OLS 40G Fiber and Circuit Pack Installation 6-1
■Background 6-2
■Generic Information for Fiber Installation 6-4
■1A-TX End Terminal Installation 6-12
■1A-RCV End Terminal Installation 6-26
■Repeater Installation 6-39
■One OA 1A-TX End Terminal Installation 6-47
■One OA 1A-RCV End Terminal Installation 6-55
■Two OA/Two OA Dual Facing Shelf Installation 6-63
■Two OA/One OA Dual Facing Shelf Installation 6-74
■One OA/Two OA Dual Facing Shelf Installation 6-81
■One OA/One OA Dual Facing Shelf Installation 6-88
■Optical Translator Fiber Installation 6-95
■Rack and Stack Configuration 6-101
■Telemetry Feed-Through Installation 6-118
7Powering 7-1
■Background 7-2
■WaveStar OLS 40G & OT Powering 7-3
■Powering and Testing Procedures 7-4
■Fuse Insertion 7-10
■Verify A & B Feeds 7-127-12
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8Network Element Startup and Provisioning 8-1
■Background 8-2
■Software Installation 8-4
■Connecting to the NE 8-9
■Circuit Pack Insertion 8-11
■Initial Provisioning 8-13
■Final Hardware Installation 8-23
9Local Installation Testing 9-1
■Background 9-2
■LED Tests 9-5
■ODU Tests 9-6
■OMU Tests 9-10
■Auto Turnup Local Test 9-13
■Local Operational Tests 9-23
■Final OLS 40G Operations 9-28
■OT Miscellaneous Discrete Tests 9-29
■Installing OTU/QOTU/OTPMs into Final Positions 9-35
■Final Testing of OTU Circuit Packs 9-39
■Final Operations 9-45
10 Fiber Connections 10-1
■Overview 10-2
■DS-NE Office Transmit OA Connection Procedure 10-10
■Repeater A Direction Connection Procedure 10-14
■AGNE Office Receive OA Connection 10-19
■AGNE Office Transmit OA Connection 10-2310-23
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10-14
10-10
10-2
10-1
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9-35
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9-28
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■Repeater B Directions Connection 10-26
■DS-NE Office Receive OA Connection 10-30
■Ring Closure Verification 10-34
■Performance Monitor Bit Error Tests 10-35
■Final Installation Operations 10-36
11 Connecting SONET/SDH Systems to WaveStar OLS 40G 11-1
■Background 11-2
■Connect SONET/SDH to Optical Line System (OLS) 11-6
■Connect Optical Line System to SONET/SDH/1-Gb Ethernet 11-11
■System Verification 11-14
12 Troubleshooting 15
■Background 16
■Troubleshooting Table 17
■Troubleshooting Information 21
AReleases 1.0 and 2.0 LBO Selection Tables A-1
■Overview A-2
BPin Repair B-1
■General B-2
■Tool Kit Descriptions B-3
■Pin Designations B-4B-4
B-3
B-2
B-1
A-2
A-1
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■WaveStar OLS 40G Circuit Pack and Equipment Location B-5
■OT Circuit Pack and Equipment Location B-6
■Procedures for Pin Replacement B-7
■WaveStar OLS 40G — Pin Type Location B-9
CFiber Cleaning C-1
■Background C-2
■Equipment Required C-3
■Safety Instructions C-5
■Cleaning/Inspecting Optical Connectors C-6
DCMC Dantel Alarm and Control Block Installation,
Extended Miscellaneous Discretes D-1
■Overview D-2
■Installation Procedure D-4
■Provisioning Extended Miscellaneous Discretes D-10
EHarris C-1000 Centurion Installation —Extended
Miscellaneous Discretes E-1
■Overview E-2
■OT Connections to the Harris Centurion EDMU E-4
■Installation Procedure E-10
■Provisioning Extended Miscellaneous Discretes E-12E-12
E-10
E-4
E-2
E-1
D-10
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D-2
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FPC Setup & Usage For CenterLink Management Console F-1
■Overview F-2
GRelated Equipment G-1
■Overview G-2
■Recommended Orderwire System G-4
■Orderwire Shelf Mounting and Powering G-5
■Cabling to OLS G-11
HOptical Protection Switch (OPS) H-1
■Overview H-2
ILine Buildout (LBO) I-1
■Overview I-2
■Zero-dB Attenuators — White or Blue LBOs I-3
■Broadband Single-Mode Attenuators — Yellow LBOs I-4
■1550-nm Single-Mode Attenuators — Green LBOs I-5
■1550-nm Single-Mode to Multimode Attenuators — Color: Gray I-6I-6
I-5
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1-1. Compliance Label 1-12
1-2. Static Control Wrist Strap 1-14
1-3. Product Support 1-21
2-1. Basic Optical Line 2-3
2-2. Connections to a Single Line 2-3
2-3. Connection to Both One and Two Lines 2-4
2-4. End Terminal Shelves (1A-TX at Left/1A-RCV at Right) 2-4
2-5. Repeater Shelf 2-5
2-6. Optical Line Connections Between Offices (R1 and R2) 2-6
2-7. Optical Line Connections Between Offices (R2.1 Dual
Facing Shelf) 2-7
2-8. Clearing Fiber Congestion 2-8
2-9. Ring Systems 2-9
2-10. Point-to-Point Systems 2-9
2-11. Linear Add/Drop Systems 2-10
2-12. Network Diagram with Wavelength Add/Drop and
Through Channels 2-12
2-13. OT Connecting Non-OLS-Compatible Optics to
WaveStar OLS 40G 2-15
2-14. OTUs Used for Signal Regeneration and Wavelength
Translation 2-16
2-15. OTUs Used for Wavelength Add/Drop 2-17
2-16. Intraoffice Fiber Jumpers for 2-Fiber Systems 2-19
2-17. Intraoffice Fiber Jumpers for 4-Fiber Systems
(Equipment Diversity) 2-20
2-18. Intraoffice Fiber Jumpers for 4-Fiber Systems
(Wavelength Diversity) 2-20
2-19. Intraoffice Fiber Jumpers for SONET/SDH to WaveStar
OLS 40G Through OTUs 2-21
2-20. Intraoffice Fiber Jumpers for 2-Fiber System OT
Regeneration 2-22
2-21. Intraoffice Fiber Jumpers for 4-Fiber System OT
Regeneration 2-22
3-1. Cabinet Framework Footprint 3-17
3-2. EMC Coverplate Information — OT Only 3-233-23
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3-3. Cable Rack Top Installation 3-26
3-4. Front Door Frame Assembly 3-29
3-5. Rear Door Frame Assembly 3-30
3-6. Alarm Circuit Module Installation for OLS Dual
2-Line Cabinet 3-31
3-7. Alarm Circuit Module Cable Routing for OLS Dual
2-Line Cabinet 3-32
3-8. Alarm Circuit Module Routing for OT Cabinet 3-33
3-9. Front Door Assembly 3-35
3-10. Rear Door Assembly 3-36
3-11. Mounting of Rear Door Grounding Cables 3-38
3-12. Mounting of Front Door Grounding Cables 3-39
3-13. End Guard Installation 3-40
3-14. Miscellaneously Mounted OT 3-42
3-15. Two Miscellaneously Mounted OLS Shelves 3-43
3-16. Bay and Shelf Positions: 2-Bay Rack and Stack 3-47
3-17. Bay and Shelf Positions: 3-Bay and 5-Bay
Rack and Stack 3-48
4-1. OLS Power Cable Routing, Multiple OLS Shelves
(Cabinet Frame Shown) 4-6
4-2. OLS Power Cable Routing (Bay/Cabinet Frame
Not Shown) 4-7
4-3. OT Cable Routing for Overhead Rack Installations 4-10
4-4. OT Cable Routing for Raised Floor Applications 4-11
4-5. OLS Power Cable Routing (Miscellaneous Bay Shown) 4-14
4-6. OLS Power Cable Routing (Miscellaneous Mount
Frame Not Shown) 4-15
5-1. OLS Interconnection Panel 5-4
5-2. Interconnection Panel for OT Complementary Shelf 1 & 2 5-8
5-3. Interconnection Panel for OT System Shelf 5-9
5-4. Shelf Interconnecting Cables for List 10 5-34
5-5. Shelf Interconnecting Cables for List 12 5-36
5-6. Shelf Interconnecting Cables for List 13 5-38
5-7. OLS Controlling 1 OT System 5-415-41
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5-8. OLS Controlling 2 OT Systems 5-46
5-9. Bay and Cable Positions for Two Bay Rack and
Stack Configuration 5-49
5-10. Cable Positions for Three Bay Rack and Stack
Configuration 5-58
5-11. Bay Positions for Three Bay Rack and Stack
Configuration 5-59
5-12. Cable Positions for Five Bay Rack and Stack
Configuration 5-70
5-13. Bay Positions for Five Bay Rack and Stack
Configuration 5-71
6-1. Intraoffice Fiber Jumpers 6-6
6-2. Fiber Routing (Single Shelf Shown) 6-9
6-3. 1A-TX End Terminal Intrashelf Fiber Jumpers 6-15
6-4. 1A-TX End Terminal Outside Plant, Low-Speed, and
Customer Maintenance Signal Fiber Jumpers 6-17
6-5. 1A-RCV End Terminal Intrashelf Fiber Jumpers 6-29
6-6. 1A-RCV End Terminal Outside Plant, Low-Speed, and
Customer Maintenance Signal Fiber Jumpers 6-31
6-7. Repeater Intrashelf Fiber Jumpers 6-41
6-8. Repeater Outside Plant and Customer Maintenance
Fiber Jumpers 6-44
6-9. One OA 1A-TX End Terminal Intrashelf Fiber Jumpers 6-49
6-10. 1A-TX End Terminal Outside Plant, Low-Speed, and
Customer Maintenance Signal Fiber Jumpers 6-51
6-11. One OA 1A-RCV End Terminal Intrashelf Fiber
Installation 6-57
6-12. One OA 1A-RCV End Terminal Outside Plant,
Low-Speed, and Customer Maintenance Signal
Fiber Jumpers. 6-59
6-13. Two OA Dual Facing Shelf Intrashelf Fiber Jumpers 6-65
6-14. Two OA Dual Facing Shelf Outside Plant, Low-Speed,
and Customer Maintenance Signal Fiber Jumpers 6-67
6-15. Two OA/One OA Dual Facing Shelf Intrashelf
Fiber Jumpers 6-766-76
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6-65
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6-16. Two OA/One OA Dual Facing Shelf Outside Plant,
Low-Speed, and Customer Maintenance Signal
Fiber Jumpers 6-78
6-17. One OA/Two OA Dual Facing Shelf Intrashelf Fiber
Jumpers 6-83
6-18. One OA/Two OA Dual Facing Shelf Outside Plant,
Low-Speed, and Customer Maintenance Signal Fiber
Jumpers 6-85
6-19. One OA/One OA Dual Facing Shelf Intrashelf Fiber
Jumpers 6-90
6-20. One OA/One OA Dual Facing Shelf Outside Plant,
Low-Speed, and Customer Maintenance Signal Fiber
Jumpers 6-92
6-21. Fiber Routing for Individual OT Shelf 6-96
6-22. Fiber Labeling Example: 16l, Add and Drop 6-98
6-23. QOTU Input and Output Fiber Labeling 6-99
6-24. Rack and Stack OLS IntraShelf Fiber Routing,
1A-TX Shown 6-114
6-25. Line End Terminal 1A-TX-THRU 6-119
7-1. WaveStar OLS 40G Fuse Panel Measurement Point 7-5
7-2. OT Fuse Panel Measurement Point 7-5
8-1. CenterLink Management Console 8-6
8-2. Software Installation Manager Selection 8-8
8-3. NE Selection Menu Window 8-9
8-4. Network Element Login Window 8-10
8-5. Security.Enter.System Screen. 8-15
8-6. Configuration.Edit.Date_and Time 8-21
8-7. Fault.Retreive.Condition.All 8-22
9-1. ODU Line 1 Verification Connections (1A-TX) 9-8
9-2. ODU Line 1 Verification (1A-RCV) 9-8
9-3. OMU Line Verification Connections (1A-TX) 9-11
9-4. OMU Line 1 Verification Connections (1A-RCV) 9-11
9-5. Auto Turnup Local CMS Connections (1A-TX) 9-14
9-6. Auto Turnup Local CMS Connections for Repeaters 9-14
9-7. Auto Turnup Local CMS Connections for Single OAs 9-159-15
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9-8. Auto-Turnup-Local SUPR Connections for 2 OAs
(1A-TX-THRU) 9-18
9-9. Auto-Turnup-Local SUPR Connections for 2 OAs
(1A-RCV-THRU) 9-18
9-10. Auto-Turnup-Local SUPR Connections for Single OA 9-19
9-11. Auto-Turnup-Local SUPR Connections for Repeaters 9-22
9-12. Null Handshake Null Modem Wiring 9-25
9-13. FAULT.Retreive.Log Sample Report 9-33
9-14. Configuration.Set.Attribute.Environment Screen 9-37
10-1. System Turnup Sequence of Example System 10-6
10-2. DS-NE Office Transmit OA Connection Points 10-12
10-3. Repeater “A” Direction Connection Point 10-18
10-4. AGNE Office Receive OA Connection Points 10-22
10-5. AGNE Office Transmit OA Connection Points 10-25
10-6. Repeater B Direction Connection Points 10-29
10-7. DS-NE Office Receive OA Connection Points 10-33
12-1. CIT (CMC) Minimum Connections 22
12-2. Auto-Turnup-Local SUPR Test 25
12-3. Auto-Turnup-Local CMS Test 27
B-1. WaveStar OLS 40G — Component Side View B-9
B-2. WaveStar OLS 40G (Middle) — Component Side View B-10
B-3. WaveStar OLS 40G (Lower) — Component Side View B-11
B-4. WaveStar OLS 40G — Power and User Panel —
Component Side View B-12
B-5. Optical Translator (Upper) — Component Side View B-13
B-6. Optical Translator (Middle) — Component Side View B-14
B-7. Optical Translator (Lower) — Component Side View B-15
B-8. Optical Translator — Power and User Panel —
Component Side View B-16
C-1. Acceptability Criteria: Single-Mode and Multimode Fibers C-11
D-1. Miscellaneous Discretes Applications D-2
D-2. Opening the Dantel Alarm Block D-5
D-3. Pulling Down the Power Supply and CPU D-6
D-4. Power Supply Board Component Location D-7D-7
D-6
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D-5. Dantel Wire Wrap Pin Designations D-8
D-6. OLS Interconnection Panel (SER TLM1 at Arrow) D-9
E-1. Miscellaneous Discrete Applications E-2
E-2. Miscellaneous Discrete Power Filter Connections E-4
E-3. Required Length for Misc. Discrete Power Fail Cables E-4
G-1. Orderwire for Voice Communication G-5
G-2. Orderwire for Voice and Data Communications G-6
G-3. View of 46105 Edge Connector From Backplane G-12
I-1. LBO Orientation for Reading Attenuation Values I-3I-3
G-12
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1-1. Required Tools and Test Equipment for Both Products 1-3
1-2. Required Tools and Test Equipment for WaveStar
OLS 40G Only 1-5
1-3. Required Tools and Test Equipment for OT Only 1-7
4-1. Available Power Cables for Multiple OLS in Same
Bay/Cabinet 4-4
4-2. Available Power Cables for Multiple OT Shelf
Configurations 4-8
4-3. Available Power Cables 4-12
4-4. Available OT Miscellaneous Mount Power Cables 4-16
4-5. Available Power Cables for Integrated OLS/OT 4-21
4-6. Fuse Assignments for Bay 2, Load A 4-25
4-7. Fuse Assignments for Bay 2, Load B 4-26
4-8. Fuse Assignments for Bay 4, Loads A and B 4-27
5-1. OLS Interconnection Panel Connectors and Types 5-4
5-2. WaveStar OLS 40G Office Alarms Cables 5-11
5-3. WaveStar OLS 40G Office Alarm Cable Connection 5-11
5-4. WaveStar OLS 40G Serial Telemetry Cables 5-14
5-5. WaveStar OLS 40G Serial Telemetry Cable
Connection to Interconnection Panel 5-15
5-6. Serial Telemetry Connector 5-15
5-7. OLS X.25 Telemetry Cable 5-16
5-8. X.25 Telemetry Cable Connection to Interconnection
Panel 5-17
5-9. TL1/X.25 Interface — EIA-232D Pin Connections 5-17
5-10. X.25 Telemetry Cable Connection 5-18
5-11. WaveStar OLS 40G Parallel Telemetry Cables. 5-20
5-12. WaveStar OLS 40G Parallel Telemetry Cable
Connections 5-21
5-13. WaveStar OLS 40G CIT (CMC) DTE Cable 5-23
5-14. CIT-DTE Cable Connection 5-24
5-15. Available Line Orderwire, Section Orderwire, and
Section User Cable Channels 5-26
5-16. Line Orderwire, Section Orderwire, and Section User
Channel Cable Connection to Interconnection Panel 5-275-27
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5-17. Line Orderwire Cable Connection 5-27
5-18. Section User Channel Cable Connection 5-29
5-19. Section Orderwire Cable Connection 5-30
5-20. Shelf Interconnecting Cables for List 10 5-33
5-21. Shelf Interconnecting Cables for List 12 5-35
5-22. Shelf Interconnecting Cables for List 13 5-37
5-23. One OLS Shelf to One OT System Interconnection
Cables 5-39
5-24. One OLS Shelf to Two OT System Interconnection
Cables 5-43
5-25. Integrated Bay Cables for Bay 1 of Rack and Stack 5-47
5-26. Cables supplied with OT Comp. 1 Shelf (List 12) 5-47
5-27. Additional Cables Required for Two-Bay Rack and
Stack 5-48
5-28. Integrated Bay Cables for Bay 1 of Rack and Stack 5-52
5-29. Cables supplied with OT Comp. 1 Shelf (List 12) 5-52
5-30. Cables supplied with OT Comp. 2 Shelf (List 13), Bay 2 5-53
5-31. Cables supplied with OT Comp. 2 Shelf (List 13), Bay 3 5-53
5-32. Additional Cables Required for Three-Bay Rack and
Stack 5-54
5-33. Integrated Bay Cables for Bays 1 and 5 of Rack and
Stack 5-60
5-34. Cables supplied with OT Comp. 1 Shelf (List 12),
Bay 2 or Bay 4 5-60
5-35. Cables supplied with OT Comp. 2 Shelf (List 13),
Bay 2 or Bay 4 5-61
5-36. Cables supplied with OT Comp. 2 Shelf (List 13), Bay 3 5-61
5-37. Additional Cables Required for Five-Bay Rack and Stack 5-62
6-1. Single-Mode Fiber Jumpers 6-7
6-2. Intrashelf Lightwave Jumpers 6-7
6-3. Available WaveStar OLS 40G Circuit Pack Codes 6-11
6-4. Intrashelf Fiber Jumpers for 1A-TX End Terminals 6-16
6-5. 1A-TX End Terminal Low-Speed Fiber Jumpers — Line 1 6-18
6-6. 1A-TX End Terminal Low-Speed Fiber Jumpers — Line 2 6-20
6-16
6-11
6-7
6-7
5-62
5-61
5-61
5-60
5-60
5-54
5-53
5-53
5-52
5-52
5-48
5-47
5-47
5-43
5-39
5-37
5-35
5-33
5-30
5-29
5-27
6-20
6-18