Lucent Technologies LambdaUnite MSS User manual

LambdaUnite
™MultiService Switch
(MSS)
Release 2.1
Installation Guide
365-374-074
CC109192567
Issue a
April 2002

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Contents
BOOKMARK1::About this information productAbout this information product
BOOKMARK2::PurposePurpose xiii
BOOKMARK3::Reason for reissueReason for reissue xiii
BOOKMARK4::Safety labelsSafety labels xiii
BOOKMARK5::Intended audienceIntended audience xiii
BOOKMARK6::Conventions usedConventions used xiv
BOOKMARK7::Related documentationRelated documentation xvi
BOOKMARK8::How to commentHow to comment xviii
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1BOOKMARK9::1 SafetySafety
BOOKMARK10::OverviewOverview 1-1
BOOKMARK11::General notes on safetyGeneral notes on safety
BOOKMARK12::OverviewOverview 1-3
BOOKMARK13::Structure of safety instructionsStructure of safety instructions 1-4
BOOKMARK14::Basic safety aspectsBasic safety aspects 1-6
BOOKMARK15::Specific safety areasSpecific safety areas
BOOKMARK16::OverviewOverview 1-10
BOOKMARK17::Laser safetyLaser safety 1-11
BOOKMARK18::Optical circuit pack specificationsOptical circuit pack specifications 1-14
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BOOKMARK19::Laser product classificationLaser product classification 1-16
BOOKMARK20::Electrostatic dischargeElectrostatic discharge 1-19
BOOKMARK21::Safety requirements in specific deployment phasesSafety requirements in specific deployment phases
BOOKMARK22::OverviewOverview 1-21
BOOKMARK23::TransportationTransportation 1-22
BOOKMARK24::StorageStorage 1-25
BOOKMARK25::InstallationInstallation 1-27
BOOKMARK26::Taking into operationTaking into operation 1-30
BOOKMARK27::Operation and maintenanceOperation and maintenance 1-32
BOOKMARK28::Taking out of operationTaking out of operation 1-38
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2BOOKMARK29::2 General informationGeneral information
BOOKMARK30::OverviewOverview 2-1
BOOKMARK31::Important facts to knowImportant facts to know 2-2
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3BOOKMARK32::3 Mechanical installationMechanical installation
BOOKMARK33::OverviewOverview 3-1
BOOKMARK34::Physical and power installation entry checklistPhysical and power installation entry checklist
BOOKMARK35::OverviewOverview 3-3
BOOKMARK36::Entry checklistEntry checklist 3-4
BOOKMARK37::ETSI-2 installationETSI-2 installation
BOOKMARK38::OverviewOverview 3-6
BOOKMARK39::Rack materialsRack materials 3-7
BOOKMARK40::Technical data for rackTechnical data for rack 3-10
BOOKMARK41::Floor mountingFloor mounting 3-13
BOOKMARK42::Rack adapter kitRack adapter kit 3-16
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BOOKMARK43::Technical data for PDPTechnical data for PDP 3-18
BOOKMARK44::Subrack materialsSubrack materials 3-19
BOOKMARK45::Technical data for subrackTechnical data for subrack 3-22
BOOKMARK46::Mounting the subrack into rackMounting the subrack into rack 3-24
BOOKMARK47::NEBS-2000 installationNEBS-2000 installation
BOOKMARK48::OverviewOverview 3-27
BOOKMARK49::Rack materialsRack materials 3-28
BOOKMARK50::Technical data for rackTechnical data for rack 3-31
BOOKMARK51::Floor mountingFloor mounting 3-34
BOOKMARK52::Rack adapter kitRack adapter kit 3-37
BOOKMARK53::Technical data for PDPTechnical data for PDP 3-39
BOOKMARK54::Subrack materialsSubrack materials 3-40
BOOKMARK55::Technical data for subrackTechnical data for subrack 3-43
BOOKMARK56::Mounting the subrack into rackMounting the subrack into rack 3-45
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4BOOKMARK57::4 System cabling and final assemblySystem cabling and final assembly
BOOKMARK58::OverviewOverview 4-1
BOOKMARK59::Power and ground cable installationPower and ground cable installation
BOOKMARK60::OverviewOverview 4-4
BOOKMARK61::Power wiring (External battery - PDP)Power wiring (External battery - PDP) 4-5
BOOKMARK62::Power wiring (PDP - PI)Power wiring (PDP - PI) 4-7
BOOKMARK63::Power wiring (PDP - PI/100)Power wiring (PDP - PI/100) 4-12
BOOKMARK64::Ground wiringGround wiring 4-17
BOOKMARK65::Internal cable installationInternal cable installation
BOOKMARK66::OverviewOverview 4-19
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BOOKMARK67::Cable managementCable management 4-20
BOOKMARK68::Subrack alarm wiringSubrack alarm wiring 4-23
BOOKMARK69::Station alarm interfaceStation alarm interface 4-26
BOOKMARK70::External cable installationExternal cable installation
BOOKMARK71::OverviewOverview 4-29
BOOKMARK72::Miscellaneous Discrete Inputs/Outputs (MDIs/MDOs)Miscellaneous Discrete Inputs/Outputs (MDIs/MDOs) 4-30
BOOKMARK73::User byte interfaces (G.703/V.11)User byte interfaces (G.703/V.11) 4-33
BOOKMARK74::TI-DS1 Station Clock I/O Interface (100/110 Ohm)TI-DS1 Station Clock I/O Interface (100/110 Ohm) 4-37
BOOKMARK75::TI-E1 Station clock I/O interface (120 Ohm)TI-E1 Station clock I/O interface (120 Ohm) 4-41
BOOKMARK76::TI-E1 Station clock I/O interface (75 Ω)TI-E1 Station clock I/O interface (75 Ω) 4-44
BOOKMARK77::LAN 10/100 Base-T interfaceLAN 10/100 Base-T interface 4-47
BOOKMARK78::External alarmsExternal alarms 4-51
BOOKMARK79::Fiber cablingFiber cabling
BOOKMARK80::OverviewOverview 4-53
BOOKMARK81::Optical interfacesOptical interfaces 4-54
BOOKMARK82::Gigabit Ethernet interfacesGigabit Ethernet interfaces 4-61
BOOKMARK83::Fiber management in rackFiber management in rack 4-63
BOOKMARK84::Fiber management in subrackFiber management in subrack 4-67
BOOKMARK85::Side panel and doors installationSide panel and doors installation
BOOKMARK86::OverviewOverview 4-70
BOOKMARK87::Side cover platesSide cover plates 4-71
BOOKMARK88::Rack doorsRack doors 4-73
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5BOOKMARK89::5 Powering, circuit pack installation, and NE software downloadPowering, circuit pack installation, and NE software
download
BOOKMARK90::OverviewOverview 5-1
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BOOKMARK91::Power initialisationPower initialisation
BOOKMARK92::OverviewOverview 5-2
BOOKMARK93::Switching on and testing supply voltageSwitching on and testing supply voltage 5-4
BOOKMARK94::Fan unit testFan unit test 5-7
BOOKMARK95::Circuit pack installationCircuit pack installation
BOOKMARK96::OverviewOverview 5-8
BOOKMARK97::Circuit packsCircuit packs 5-9
BOOKMARK98::Slot positions of the circuit packsSlot positions of the circuit packs 5-13
BOOKMARK99::Mounting the circuit packsMounting the circuit packs 5-15
BOOKMARK100::Physical installation checkPhysical installation check 5-18
BOOKMARK101::Physical and power installation exit checklistPhysical and power installation exit checklist 5-19
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6BOOKMARK102::6 WaveStar
®CIT installation and NE provisioning
WaveStar
®CIT installation and NE provisioning
BOOKMARK103::OverviewOverview 6-1
BOOKMARK104::NE provisioning and stand alone installation test entry checklistNE provisioning and stand alone installation test entry checklist
BOOKMARK105::OverviewOverview 6-2
BOOKMARK106::Entry checklistEntry checklist 6-3
BOOKMARK107:: WaveStar ®CITWaveStar®CIT
BOOKMARK108::OverviewOverview 6-4
BOOKMARK109::Installing WaveStar ®CITInstalling WaveStar®CIT 6-5
BOOKMARK110:: WaveStar ®CITlogin procedureWaveStar®CIT login procedure 6-8
BOOKMARK111::Connecting the WaveStar ®CITto the NEConnecting the WaveStar®CIT to the NE 6-9
BOOKMARK112::NE login procedureNE login procedure 6-12
BOOKMARK113::Provisioning system parametersProvisioning system parameters
BOOKMARK114::OverviewOverview 6-13
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BOOKMARK115::Changing the NE name (TID)Changing the NE name (TID) 6-14
BOOKMARK116::System parametersSystem parameters 6-16
BOOKMARK117::Timing referencesTiming references 6-21
BOOKMARK118::System timingSystem timing 6-24
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7BOOKMARK119::7 Stand alone test proceduresStand alone test procedures
BOOKMARK120::OverviewOverview 7-1
BOOKMARK121::LED TestLED Test 7-2
BOOKMARK122::Alarm reporting testAlarm reporting test 7-4
BOOKMARK123::NE synchronisation testNE synchronisation test 7-6
BOOKMARK124::Optical power meter testOptical power meter test 7-9
BOOKMARK125::Port transmission test (daisy chain test)Port transmission test (daisy chain test) 7-12
BOOKMARK126::Optical output power measurementsOptical output power measurements 7-16
BOOKMARK127::NE provisioning and stand alone installation test exit checklistNE provisioning and stand alone installation test exit checklist 7-18
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8BOOKMARK128::8 Span / Ring testingSpan / Ring testing
BOOKMARK129::OverviewOverview 8-1
BOOKMARK130::Span/Ring testing entry checklistSpan/Ring testing entry checklist
BOOKMARK131::OverviewOverview 8-3
BOOKMARK132::Entry checklistEntry checklist 8-4
BOOKMARK133::Network establishmentNetwork establishment
BOOKMARK134::OverviewOverview 8-5
BOOKMARK135::Connecting the fiber cablesConnecting the fiber cables 8-6
BOOKMARK136::SDH test proceduresSDH test procedures
BOOKMARK137::OverviewOverview 8-9
BOOKMARK138::Provision DCCProvision DCC 8-10
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BOOKMARK139::Remote loginRemote login 8-12
BOOKMARK140::Line timing provisioningLine timing provisioning 8-15
BOOKMARK141::Line timing testLine timing test 8-17
BOOKMARK142::Point to point / Ring testingPoint to point / Ring testing 8-20
BOOKMARK143::Span/Ring testing exit checklistSpan/Ring testing exit checklist 8-27
BOOKMARK144::SONET test proceduresSONET test procedures
BOOKMARK145::OverviewOverview 8-28
BOOKMARK146::Provision DCCProvision DCC 8-29
BOOKMARK147::Remote loginRemote login 8-31
BOOKMARK148::Line timing provisioningLine timing provisioning 8-34
BOOKMARK149::Line timing testLine timing test 8-36
BOOKMARK150::Point to point / Ring testingPoint to point / Ring testing 8-39
BOOKMARK151::Span/Ring testing exit checklistSpan/Ring testing exit checklist 8-46
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9BOOKMARK152::9 ConclusionConclusion
BOOKMARK153::OverviewOverview 9-1
BOOKMARK154::Final checklistFinal checklist 9-2
BOOKMARK155::Completion formCompletion form 9-3
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ABOOKMARK156::A Installation trouble shootingInstallation trouble shooting A-1
BOOKMARK157::OverviewOverview A-1
BOOKMARK158::Power failurePower failure A-2
BOOKMARK159::NE synchronisation failureNE synchronisation failure A-5
BOOKMARK160::SW download failureSW download failure A-7
BOOKMARK161::LED test failureLED test failure A-8
BOOKMARK162::Remote login failureRemote login failure A-9
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BOOKMARK163::Alarm handlingAlarm handling A-12
BOOKMARK164::Fiber cleaningFiber cleaning A-13
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BBOOKMARK165::B NE software installationNE software installation B-1
BOOKMARK166::OverviewOverview B-1
BOOKMARK167::Installing the NE softwareInstalling the NE software B-2
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CBOOKMARK168::C Ordering codes and specificationsOrdering codes and specifications C-1
BOOKMARK169::OverviewOverview C-1
BOOKMARK170::Single Mode 9/125 fiber-optic cablesSingle Mode 9/125 fiber-optic cables C-2
BOOKMARK171::Multi-Mode 62.5/125 fiber-optic cablesMulti-Mode 62.5/125 fiber-optic cables C-8
BOOKMARK172::LC attenuatorsLC attenuators C-12
BOOKMARK173::Specifications for LambdaUnite ™MSS optical circuit packsSpecifications for LambdaUnite™MSS optical circuit packs C-15
BOOKMARK174::Spare partsSpare parts C-27
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DBOOKMARK175::D Passive DWDM (OEM equipment)Passive DWDM (OEM equipment) D-1
BOOKMARK176::OverviewOverview D-1
BOOKMARK177::DWDM materialsDWDM materials D-2
BOOKMARK178::DWDM technical dataDWDM technical data D-3
BOOKMARK179::DWDM mountingDWDM mounting D-4
BOOKMARK180::DWDM arrangementsDWDM arrangements D-8
BOOKMARK181::DWDM cablingDWDM cabling D-9
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EBOOKMARK182::E DCM (OEM equipment)DCM (OEM equipment) E-1
BOOKMARK183::OverviewOverview E-1
BOOKMARK184::DCM mountingDCM mounting E-2
BOOKMARK185::DCM arrangementsDCM arrangements E-3
BOOKMARK186::DCM cablingDCM cabling E-4
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BOOKMARK187::DCF-module interfaceDCF-module interface E-5
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GL BOOKMARK188::GlossaryGlossary GL-1
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IN BOOKMARK189::IndexIndex IN-1
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About this information product
...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Purpose This manual provides information on the installation and configuration
of a LambdaUnite™MultiService Switch (MSS) system. Furthermore,
all steps for putting the system into operation are also described.
Reason for reissue This is the first issue of this guide for LambdaUnite MSS Release 2.1.
Safety labels The present manual contains basic safety instructions which have to
be strictly observed when handling the equipments and systems
described.
The most important safety instructions and admonishments are
collected in the chapter “Safety” in Chapter 1 of this manual, which
must be observed before carrying out work of any kind on the
equipments and systems described.
Intended audience This manual is intended for users who wish to install, configure and
cable a LambdaUnite MultiService Switch (MSS) rack and/or subrack
including all accessories.
This requires that the installation staff has a basic knowledge of SDH
and SONET technology. Working on the complex equipments and
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systems described in this manual requires also special training of the
personnel.
Conventions used The following conventions are used throughout the manual:
Numbering
The chapters of this document are numbered consecutively. The page
numbering restarts at “1” in each chapter. To facilitate identifying
pages in different chapters, the page numbers are prefixed with the
chapter number. For example, page 2-3 is the third page in chapter 2.
Cross-references
Cross-reference conventions are identical with those used for
numbering, i.e. the first number in a reference to a particular page
refers to the corresponding chapter.
Keyword-blocks
This document contains so-called keyword blocks to facilitate the
location of specific text passages. The keyword blocks are placed to
the left of the main text and indicate the contents of a paragraph or
group of paragraphs.
Abbreviations
Abbreviations used in this document can be found in the “Glossary”
unless it can be assumed that the reader is familiar with the
abbreviation.
Symbols
Symbols Listing:
Front View
Rear View
Top View
Bottom View
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Star point. The stars in the figures refer to
the descriptions in the text or in the legend.
Item. The items mentioned in the figures
refer to the text or to the list of materials
Washer
Ground Washer
Spring Washer
Hexagon Nut
Self-Tapping Screw
Flat-Head Screw
Measurements. All dimensions are in
millimeters with the corresponding
measurement in inches in parentheses.
Notation of fastening materials. The
notation is divided into two parts: above the
line, the bolt or screw, plus washer(s) if
needed and below the line, the nut, plus any
washer(s).
Pin Connector
Socket Connector
Optical-Fiber Connection
Coaxial Cable
Shielded Twisted-Pair Cable
Optical Cable
Paddle Board
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Alarm Lamp
Fuse
Circuit Breaker
Relay Contacts
Cable Number
View of the cabling side of the connector
DC codes
The codes (CC and DC) in this manual are used to define a hardware
item owned by the Lucent Technologies Development Systems. The
code consists of a letter combination followed by a combination of
numbers (Example: DC1234567).
Related documentation This section briefly describes the documents that are included in the
LambdaUnite MultiService Switch (MSS) documentation set.
•Installation Guide
The LambdaUnite MSS Installation Guide is a step-by-step guide
to system installation and setup. It also includes information
needed for pre-installation site planning and post-installation
acceptance testing.
•Applications and Planning Guide
The LambdaUnite MSS Applications and Planning Guide (APG)
is for use by network planners, analysts and managers. It is also
for use by the Lucent Account Team. It presents a detailed
overview of the system, describes its applications, gives planning
requirements, engineering rules, ordering information, and
technical specifications.
•User Operations Guide
The LambdaUnite MSS User Operations Guide provides
step-by-step information for use in daily system operations. The
manual demonstrates how to perform system provisioning,
operations, and administrative tasks by use of WaveStar® CIT.
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•Alarm Messages and Trouble Clearing Guide
The LambdaUnite MSS Alarm Messages and Trouble Clearing
Guide gives detailed information on each possible alarm
message. Furthermore, it provides procedures for routine
maintenance, troubleshooting, diagnostics, and component
replacement.
•Operations System Engineering Guide
The LambdaUnite MSS Operations System Engineering Guide
serves as a reference for all TL1 commands which can be used to
operate the network element. The manual gives an introduction to
the concept of the TL1 commands and instructs how to use them.
•Navis™Optical EMS Provisioning Guide (Application
LambdaUnite MSS)
The Navis Optical EMS Provisioning Guide (Application
LambdaUnite MSS) gives instructions on how to perform system
provisioning, operations, and administrative tasks by use of Navis
Optical EMS.
The following table lists the documents included in the LambdaUnite
MSS documentation set.
Document Number Title
109192484
(365-374-067)
LambdaUnite MSS Application and Planning
Guide,
DIN A4
109192534
(365-374-068)
LambdaUnite MSS Application and Planning
Guide,
US Letter
109192492
(365-374-069)
LambdaUnite MSS User Operations Guide,
DIN A4
109192542
(365-374-070)
LambdaUnite MSS User Operations Guide,
US Letter
109192468
(365-374-071)
LambdaUnite MSS Alarm Messages and
Trouble Clearing Guide,
DIN A4
109192476
(365-374-072)
LambdaUnite MSS Alarm Messages and
Trouble Clearing Guide,
US Letter
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Document Number Title
109192500
(365-374-073)
LambdaUnite MSS Installation Guide,
DIN A4
109192567
(365-374-074)
LambdaUnite MSS Installation Guide,
US Letter
109192518
(365-374-075)
LambdaUnite MSS Operations System
Engineering Guide (TL1 Reference Manual),
DIN A4
109192583
(365-374-076)
LambdaUnite MSS Operations System
Engineering Guide (TL1 Reference Manual),
US Letter
109192443
(365-374-077)
Navis Optical EMS Provisioning Guide
(Application LambdaUnite MSS),
DIN A4
109192450
(365-374-078)
Navis Optical EMS Provisioning Guide
(Application LambdaUnite MSS),
US Letter
109192617
(365-374-079)
LambdaUnite MSS Safety Guide,
DIN A4
109192625
(365-374-080)
LambdaUnite MSS Safety Guide,
US Letter
109192526 LambdaUnite MSS CD-ROM Customer
Documentation (all manuals on one
CD-ROM)
The following additional documents can be helpful for planning and
ordering:
•Ordering & Information Drawings (ED8C948-10)
•Cable Ordering & Information Drawings (ED8C948-20).
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