Optelian RGN-3GSF User manual
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USER GUIDE
RELEASE 5.7
RGN-3GSF User Guide
2.7 Gb/s multi-protocol dual transponder card
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Table of contents
RGN-3GSF card ............................................................................................................................1
Functional description ...........................................................................................................1
Faceplate features ................................................................................................................1
Applications ..........................................................................................................................2
Specifications .......................................................................................................................3
Safety information ........................................................................................................................4
Electrostatic discharge precaution ........................................................................................4
Electrical precautions ............................................................................................................4
Optical precautions ...............................................................................................................4
Installing and removing the card and modules .........................................................................5
Installing the card and SFP modules ....................................................................................5
Removing the card and modules ..........................................................................................7
Configuring the RGN-3GSF using the display and control keys .............................................8
Display menu hierarchy ......................................................................................................10
Viewing card information ....................................................................................................11
Viewing the port configuration ............................................................................................11
Configuring the SFPs and ports ..........................................................................................12
Configuration example .................................................................................................................13
Configuring the RGN-3GSF using the ONM and OSM ............................................................19
View card inventory ............................................................................................................19
Configure card operating parameters .................................................................................20
Configure card advanced parameters ................................................................................21
Configure third-party SFP modules ..............................................................................................22
Configuring the RGN-3GSF SFPs .............................................................................................23
Configure SFP operating parameters .................................................................................23
Configure SFP protection parameters ................................................................................24
View SFP advanced parameters ........................................................................................26
Viewing and interpreting alarms ...............................................................................................27
Viewing card alarms ...........................................................................................................27
Viewing port alarms ............................................................................................................28
Error messages ..........................................................................................................................29
Interpreting LED states ..............................................................................................................30
Customer Support ......................................................................................................................31
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RGN-3GSF card
This document provides technical information about the RGN-3GSF 2.7 Gb/s multi-protocol dual
transponder card, and procedures for installing, configuring, operating, and troubleshooting the card.
Functional description
The RGN-3GSF card is temperature hardened and hosts up to four pluggable SFP modules for economical
dense mounting. It can be configured to be one or two 4-port transponders, or up to four 2-port regenerators.
The RGN-3GSF provides alarm relay contacts, and status and configuration access via a faceplate graphic
display, touch pad controls, and LEDs.
As part of the Optelian suite of products, the card mounts in any active shelf and can be configured and
managed as a standalone device, or via the Optelian shelf or network management software. For managed
operation (installed a shelf with a management card), use the Optelian shelf manager (OSM) or Optelian
network manager (ONM) to configure, manage, monitor and troubleshoot the card.
Faceplate features
As shown in Figure 1, the RGN-3GSF card has the following faceplate features: card power and alarm
LEDs, configuration display and keypad function keys, four SFP ports, and transmit (P1, P3, P5, P7) and
receive (P2, P4, P6, P8) port LEDs for each SFP.
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Figure 1: Faceplate features
Applications
The RGN-3GSF regenerator/transponder holds up to four pluggable SFP modules to support bandwidth
provisioning, reach extension, and interface conversion applications. SFPs can be configured as separate
regenerators - where each SFP functions as an independent 2-port signal regenerator - or paired as
transponders - where two SFPs function as 4-port bidirectional signal regenerators.
SFP ports and
LEDs P1 to P8
Alarm LED
Power LED
Conguration
display
Keypad function
keys
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Specifications
The card specifications are listed in the following tables:
• Table 1 lists the RGN-3GSF card technical specifications
• Table 2 lists the RGN-3GSF card ordering information
Note: For SFP specifications, refer to the Optelian Pluggable Modules Product Guide (document
number 3019-4100).
Table 1: RGN-3GSF technical specifications
Note:
1. To operate in this extended temperature range, the RGN-3GSF must be installed in the OMS-2190 shelf and must be populated
with SFP modules that support this temperature range (see the Optelian Pluggable Modules Product Guide, 3019-4100).
Table 2: Ordering information
Parameter Specification
Data rate 100 Mb/s to 2.7 Gb/s
Jitter generation, transfer, tolerance Telcordia GR-253
Eye mask Telcordia GR-253 and IEEE 802-3ae
Power consumption (without SFP moduless) 7W (maximum)
Operating temperature -40°C to 65°C (-40°F to 149°F)
Storage temperature -40°C to 85°C (-40°F to 185°F)
Extended operating temperature -40°C to 65°C (-40°F to 149°F) (1)
Relative humidity 5% to 95% non-condensing
DC power supply -48 VDC nominal
Dimensions 17.5 x 3.0 x 22.8 cm (6.9 x 1.2 x 9.0 in.)
Optical connectors LC/PC
Platform Optelian OMS-7190, OMS-2190, OMS-719, OMS-519, and
OMS-219 mounting shelves
Part number Model number Description
1004-2100 RGN-3GSF 2.7 Gb/s multi-protocol dual transponder
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Safety information
The following safety information must be observed whenever optical products are installed, operated, or
serviced.
Electrostatic discharge precaution
WARNING: Wear a properly grounded electrostatic discharge (ESD) strap when handling equipment,
cards, and pluggable transceivers.
Electrical precautions
• Use Optelian equipment only in accordance with its electrical power rating.
• Install Optelian equipment in compliance with local and national electrical codes.
• Properly ground Optelian equipment before operating it.
Optical precautions
Invisible laser radiation that may be hazardous to the eye is emitted from fiber optical cable, optical
transceivers, and laser ports. To maximize safety when handling or operating Optelian equipment, follow
the safety precautions described in this section.
Always turn off any laser sources before you inspect fiber
connectors or optical components. Never look into the end of an optical cable, fiber, or
connector.
Always inspect the connectors or adapters before you
clean. Never connect a fiber to a fiberscope while the system
lasers are on.
Always inspect and clean the connectors before you make
a connection. Never touch the end face of the fiber connectors.
Always use the connector housing to plug or unplug a
fiber. Never twist or pull forcefully on the fiber cable.
Always keep the protective cap on unplugged fiber
connectors. Never leave a connector ferrule uncapped.
Always store unused protective caps in a container that
can be resealed and keep them near the connectors for
easy access.
Never touch the clean area of a lint-free swab or
cartridge cleaner.
Always discard used lint-free swabs properly. Never use unfiltered handheld magnifiers or focusing
optics to inspect fiber connectors.
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Installing and removing the card and modules
The RGN-3GSF is a single-width card that requires one shelf slot for installation. When the installation
environment requires the card to operate within the normal temperature range (-5°C to 55°C [23°F to
131°F]), the card can be installed in any Optelian mounting platform. When the installation environment
requires the card to operate within the extended temperature range (-40°C to 65°C [-40°F to 149°F]), the
card must be installed in an OMS-2190 mounting platform.
Table 3: Supported shelf type based on operating temperature
Installing the card and SFP modules
1. Pull firmly on the latches and ensure they are in the open position.
2. Insert the card into a valid slot, and push gently until the card engages with the backplane:
• OMS-2190 or OMS-219: slots 2 to 4
• OMS-7190, OMS-719 or OMS-519: slots 1 to 13
Note: The card can be installed in a powered shelf.
Shelf type Normal operating temperature
-5°C to 55°C (23°F to 131°F) Extended operating temperature
-40°C to 65°C (-40°F to 149°F)
OMS-219
OMS-519
OMS-719
OMS-2190
OMS-7190
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Figure 2: Installing the RGN-3GSF card in a shelf (OMS-7190 shown)
3. With the card fully seated, push on the latches to close them. A click should be heard and felt.
4. Install the SFP modules as follows:
a. Remove the SFP from the packaging, and ensure it matches your network configuration
(wavelength, reach, data rate, power level) by checking the part number label against the SFP
specifications in the Optelian Pluggable Modules Product Guide (document number 3019-4100).
Note: When the installation environment requires the card to operate within the extended temperature
range (-40°C to 65°C [-40°F to 149°F]), the card must be populated with SFP modules that support this
temperature range.
b. Ensure that all optical surfaces are clean, and that the SFP release latch is in the closed position.
c. Align the SFP with the faceplate port such that the connector is facing toward the port LEDs (see
Figure 3), and insert it until the SFP engages with the port cage.
d. Connect the LC patchcords.
e. Repeat steps a. to d. for the remaining SFP module.
RS-232
ETH1
ETH2
ACO
ETH3
OSC
ETH4
OSC
MGT-2150
P
WR
A
LM
2
1
4
3
POWER
CRTMAJ MIN FAN FLT
ALARMS COOLING
OMS-7190
PWR
ALM
Upper latch in open position
Lower latch in open position
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Figure 3: Alignment for installing SFP modules
5. When power is applied and the cardis operating normally, the configuration display is on, then off after
the timeout period.
Removing the card and modules
WARNING: Removing an SFP from a powered card will disrupt traffic flowing through that SFP
module.
1. Disconnect all patchcords and remove each SFP as follows:
a. Open the release latch to disconnect the SFP, and eject it partially out of the port.
b. Grasp the SFP with your fingers, and gently remove the SFP from the port.
c. Close the release latch and place the module on a clean, flat surface.
WARNING: The card can be removed from a powered shelf with no impact on the other cards in the
shelf; however, traffic on the RGN-3GSF card will be affected.
2. Pull firmly on the latches and ensure they are in the open position.
Release latch
Connector
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3. Holding the card by the faceplate, pull the card straight out of the slot and place it on a clean, flat
surface.
Figure 4: Removing the RGN-3GSF card from a shelf (OMS-7190 shown)
Configuring the RGN-3GSF using the display and control keys
The keypad and display combination allows you to view card and port status, and configure card and port
settings.
Note: Operating the RGN-3GSF in a shelf where a management card is installed is defined as operation
in a managed system. When operating the RGN-3GSF in a managed system, the faceplate display can
only be used to view configuration settings and alarm messages, and the card can only be configured
using the ONM or OSM. For information, see “Configuring the RGN-3GSF using the ONM and OSM”
on page 19.
RS-232
ETH1
ETH2
ACO
ETH3
OSC
ETH4
OSC
MGT-2150
P
WR
A
LM
2
1
4
3
POWER
CRTMAJMIN FAN FLT
ALARMS COOLING
OMS-7190
PWR
ALM
Upper latch in open position
Lower latch in open position
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As shown in Figure 5, the keypad has three keys that provide the following functions:
• Escape: sets the display to off or goes back to the previous display
• Scroll: scrolls down to the next item in the display
• Select: selects the highlighted item to be the next display
To operate any of the keys, press the key once. If the display is off, press any key to activate the display.
The display automatically turns off after two minutes of inactivity; this is called the timeout period.
Figure 5: Display and control keys
Conguration
display
Keypad
Escape key Select key
Scroll key
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Display menu hierarchy
Figure 6 shows the menu hierarchy for the card and SFPs. Figure 7 shows the menu hierarchy for the SFP
transmit and receive ports.
Figure 6: Card and SFP menu hierarchies
Figure 7: SFP transmit and receive port menu hierarchy
SFP Menu
Configure SFP
SFP
P1P2 P3P4
P5P6 P7P8
ESC SC SEL
RGN-3GSF
Card
P1 SFP Tx
P2 SFP Rx
P3 SFP Tx
P4 SFP Rx
P5 SFP Tx
P6 SFP Rx
P7 SFP Tx
P8 SFP Rx
SFP
ESC SC SEL
RGN-3GSF
Card
P1 SFP Tx
P2 SFP Rx
P3 SFP Tx
P4 SFP Rx
P5 SFP Tx
P6 SFP Rx
P7 SFP Tx
P8 SFP Rx
SFP
ESC SC SEL
Card
Alarms
Part No:
1004-2100
card SN:
31526
sw Rev:
4.1.30
SLOT#: 12
ESC SC SEL
Card Menu
Display Alarm
Laser Setting
P2 SFP Rx
Alarms
Data Rate
BW Limit
Power
ESC SC SEL
Receive Port
Menu
RGN-3GSF
Card
P1 SFP Tx
P2 SFP Rx
P3 SFP Tx
P4 SFP Rx
P5 SFP Tx
P6 SFP Rx
P7 SFP Tx
P8 SFP Rx
SFP
ESCSCSEL
P1 SFP Tx
Alarms
Tx Laser
Tx Disable
Mode
Power
ESC SC SEL
Transmit Port
Menu
Display Alarm
Configure Tx
Configure Mode
RGN-3GSF
Card
P1 SFP Tx
P2 SFP Rx
P3 SFP Tx
P4 SFP Rx
P5 SFP Tx
P6 SFP Rx
P7 SFP Tx
P8 SFP Rx
SFP
Display Alarm
View Data Rate
View
Bandwidth
Display Tx
Power
Display Rx
Power
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Viewing card information
To view information about the card, such as part number, firmware revision and slot number, follow the
sequence shown in Figure 8.
Figure 8: Viewing card information
Viewing the port configuration
To view the currently active port configuration, press the ESC (escape) key until the port configuration
displays. If the display is OFF, press any key to display the port configuration. Figure 9 shows two port
configuration display examples.
Figure 9: Viewing port configuration
RGN-3GSF
ESC SC SEL
RGN-3GSF
Card
P1 SFP Tx
P2 SFP Rx
P3 SFP Tx
P4 SFP Rx
P5 SFP Tx
P6 SFP Rx
P7 SFP Tx
P8 SFP Rx
SFP
ESC SC SEL
Card
Alarms
Part No:
1004-2100
card SN:
31526
sw Rev:
4.1.30
SLOT#: 12
ESC SC SEL
Press any key to
activate the display.
This display indicates the following
configuration:
SFP 1 P1/P2 Regenerator
SFP 2 P3/P4 Regenerator
SFP 3 P5/P6 Regenerator
SFP 4 P7/P8 Regenerator
This display indicates the following
configuration:
SFP 1 P1/P2 Regenerator
SFP 2 P3/P4 Absent
SFP 3/4 P5/P6/P7/P8 Transponder
RGN-3GSF
P2XP1
P7P6
P8P5
ESC SC SEL
RGN-3GSF
P2XP1
P4XP3
P6XP5
P8XP7
ESC SC SEL
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Configuring the SFPs and ports
Before you can configure the SFPs and the ports, you must determine the following:
• The type of installed SFPs and the installation port identifier (P1/P2, P3/P4, P5/P6, P7/P8). See Figure
1 on page 2.
• The port functions to implement for port groups P1P2, P3P4, P5P6, P7P8:
• Absent (Abs)
• Regenerator (Reg)
• Transponder (Transpond)
• The port transmit mode for Tx ports P1, P3, P5, P7:
• 2R (regenerate and reshape)
• 3R (regenerate, reshape, and retime)
Note: If the card is installed in a shelf that also houses a management card, the display on the
RGN-3GSF card cannot be used to configure the SFPs and ports; it can only be used to view the
configuration settings. To configure SFP and port settings in a managed system, see “Configuring the
RGN-3GSF SFPs” on page 23.
Table 4: SFP and port configuration settings
SFP and port parameters Default Setting and Description
Connection mode: P1P2 P3P4 (SFP1
and SFP2 port groups) Abs-Abs Abs-Abs: SFP1 and SFP2 are disabled (absent).
Abs-Reg: SFP1isdisabled (absent)andSFP2 is available
as a regenerator.
Reg-Abs: SFP1 is available as a regenerator and SFP2 is
disabled (absent).
Reg-Reg: SFP1 and SFP2 are available as a regenerator.
Transpond: SFP1 and SFP2 are paired to operate as a
4-port bidirectional signal regenerator.
Connection mode: P5P6 P7P8 (SFP3
and SFP4 port groups) Abs-Abs Abs-Abs: SFP3 and SFP4 are disabled (absent).
Abs-Reg: SFP3isdisabled (absent)andSFP4 is available
as a regenerator.
Reg-Abs: SFP3 is available as a regenerator and SFP4 is
disabled (absent).
Reg-Reg: SFP3 and SFP4 are available as a regenerator.
Transpond: SFP3 and SFP4 are paired to operate as a
4-port bidirectional signal regenerator.
Tx disable: transmit ports 1, 3, 5, 7 Enabled Enabled
Disabled
Port mode 3R 2R: regenerates and reshapes
3R: regenerates, reshapes, and re-times
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Configuration example
This example shows how to configure the SFP1 and SFP2 port group for 2R regenerator mode, and the SFP3
and SFP4 port group for 3R regenerator mode, and the associated ports.
1. Configure SFP1 as a regenerator and SFP2 as absent (disabled).
RGN-3GSF
P2XP1
P4XP3
P6XP5
P8XP7
ESC SC SEL
RGN-3GSF
Card
P1 SFP Tx
P2 SFP Rx
P3 SFP Tx
P4 SFP Rx
P5 SFP Tx
P6 SFP Rx
P7 SFP Tx
P8 SFP Rx
SFP
ESC SC SEL
RGN-3GSF
Card
P1 SFP Tx
P2 SFP Rx
P3 SFP Tx
P4 SFP Rx
P5 SFP Tx
P6 SFP Rx
P7 SFP Tx
P8 SFP Rx
SFP
ESC SC SEL
SFP
P1P2 P3P4
P5P6 P7P8
ESC SC SEL
P1P2 P3P4
Change to:
Abs-Abs
Abs-Reg
Reg-Abs
Reg-Reg
Transpond
ESC SC SEL
P1P2 P3P4
Change to:
Reg-Abs
Confirm?
No Yes
ESC SC SEL
RGN-3GSF
Card
P1 SFP Tx
P2 SFP Rx
P3 SFP Tx
P4 SFP Rx
P5 SFP Tx
P6 SFP Rx
P7 SFP Tx
P8 SFP Rx
SFP
ESC SC SEL
P1P2 P3P4
Curr Conf
Reg-Reg
Change?
No Yes
ESC SC SEL
P1P2 P3P4
Change to:
Abs-Abs
Abs-Reg
Reg-Abs
Reg-Reg
Transpond
ESC SC SEL
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2. Configure SFP3 and SFP4 as a transponder.
RGN-3GSF
P2XP1
P6XP5
P8XP7
ESC SC SEL
RGN-3GSF
Card
P1 SFP Tx
P2 SFP Rx
P3 SFP Tx
P4 SFP Rx
P5 SFP Tx
P6 SFP Rx
P7 SFP Tx
P8 SFP Rx
SFP
ESC SC SEL
SFP
P1P2 P3P4
P5P6 P7P8
ESC SC SEL
P5P6 P7P8
Curr Conf
Reg-Reg
Change?
No Yes
ESC SC SEL
RGN-3GSF
Card
P1 SFP Tx
P2 SFP Rx
P3 SFP Tx
P4 SFP Rx
P5 SFP Tx
P6 SFP Rx
P7 SFP Tx
P8 SFP Rx
SFP
ESC SC SEL
SFP
P1P2 P3P4
P5P6 P7P8
ESC SC SEL
P5P6 P7P8
Change to:
Abs-Abs
Abs-Reg
Reg-Abs
Reg-Reg
Transpond
ESC SC SEL
P5P6 P7P8
Change to:
Abs-Abs
Abs-Reg
Reg-Abs
Reg-Reg
Transpond
ESC SC SEL
P5P6 P7P8
Change to:
Transpond
Confirm?
No Yes
ESC SC SEL
RGN-3GSF
Card
P1 SFP Tx
P2 SFP Rx
P3 SFP Tx
P4 SFP Rx
P5 SFP Tx
P6 SFP Rx
P7 SFP Tx
P8 SFP Rx
SFP
ESC SC SEL
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3. Configure the transmit mode for port P1 to 2R. Repeat the following sequence to configure the transmit
mode for P5 and P7 to 3R (the default mode is 3R).
RGN-3GSF
P2XP1
P7P6
P8P5
ESC SC SEL
RGN-3GSF
Card
P1 SFP Tx
P2 SFP Rx
P3 SFP Tx
P4 SFP Rx
P5 SFP Tx
P6 SFP Rx
P7 SFP Tx
P8 SFP Rx
SFP
RGN-3GSF
Card
P1 SFP Tx
P2 SFP Rx
P3 SFP Tx
P4 SFP Rx
P5 SFP Tx
P6 SFP Rx
P7 SFP Tx
P8 SFP Rx
SFP
ESC SC SEL
P1 SFP Tx
Alarms
Tx Laser
Tx Disable
Mode
Power
ESC SC SEL
P1 Tx Mode
Curr Mode:
3R
Change?
No Yes
ESC SC SEL
P1 Tx Mode
Change to:
2R
3R
No Yes
ESC SC SEL
P1 Tx Mode
Change to:
2R
Confirm?
No Yes
ESC SC SEL
P1 SFP Tx
Alarms
Tx Laser
Tx Disable
Mode
Power
No Yes
ESC SC SEL
RGN-3GSF
Card
P1 SFP Tx
P2 SFP Rx
P3 SFP Tx
P4 SFP Rx
P5 SFP Tx
P6 SFP Rx
P7 SFP Tx
P8 SFP Rx
SFP
ESC SC SEL
Repeat the sequence to conĮgure ports 5 and 7.
Select P5 SFP Tx and conĮgure it for 3R
Select P7 SFP Tx and conĮgure it for 3R
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4. Enable transmission for ports P1, P5, and P7. Set P1 to ENABLED, and then repeat the sequence for
P5, and P7. The default mode is ENABLED, and the TX port will not transmit unless a signal is
received.
5. View the resulting port configuration.
Repeat the sequence to conĮgure ports 5 and 7.
Select P5 SFP Tx and conĮgure it for ENABLED
Select P7 SFP Tx and conĮgure it for ENABLED
P1 Tx Dsbl
Current:
DISABLED
Change?
No Yes
ESC SC SEL
RGN-3GSF
Card
P1 SFP Tx
P2 SFP Rx
P3 SFP Tx
P4 SFP Rx
P5 SFP Tx
P6 SFP Rx
P7 SFP Tx
P8 SFP Rx
SFP
ESC SC SEL
RGN-3GSF
Card
P1 SFP Tx
P2 SFP Rx
P3 SFP Tx
P4 SFP Rx
P5 SFP Tx
P6 SFP Rx
P7 SFP Tx
P8 SFP Rx
SFP
ESC SC SEL
P1 SFP Tx
Alarms
Tx Laser
Tx Disable
Mode
Power
ESC SC SEL
RGN-3GSF
Card
P1 SFP Tx
P2 SFP Rx
P3 SFP Tx
P4 SFP Rx
P5 SFP Tx
P6 SFP Rx
P7 SFP Tx
P8 SFP Rx
SFP
ESC SC SEL
P1 SFP Tx
Alarms
Tx Laser
Tx Disable
Mode
Power
ESC SC SEL
P1 Tx Dsbl
Change to:
ENABLED
Confirm?
No Yes
ESC SC SEL
RGN-3GSF
P2XP1
P7P6
P8P5
ESC SC SEL
This display indicates the following configuration:
SFP 1: P1/P2 is Regenerator
SFP 2: P3/P4 is Absent (disabled)
SFP 3 and 4: P5/P6 and P7/P8 is bidirecƟonal Transponder
RGN-3GSF
P2XP1
P7P6
P8P5
ESC SC SEL
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