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Metropolis
®
DMX
plore
Access
Multiplexer
Release 2.1
Alarm Messages and Trouble Clearing Guide
365-372-333 R2.1
CC109572222
Issue 4
June 2005
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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 informationSafety information 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::User interface to systemUser interface to system xx
BOOKMARK9::Using proceduresUsing procedures xx
BOOKMARK10::Related informationRelated information xxi
BOOKMARK11::Information product supportInformation product support xxii
BOOKMARK12::Technical supportTechnical support xxii
BOOKMARK13::How to orderHow to order xxii
BOOKMARK14::How to commentHow to comment xxiii
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1 BOOKMARK15::1 SafetySafety
BOOKMARK16::OverviewOverview 1-1
BOOKMARK17::Structure of hazard statementsStructure of hazard statements 1-2
BOOKMARK18::General notes on safetyGeneral notes on safety 1-4
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BOOKMARK19::Laser safetyLaser safety 1-7
BOOKMARK20::Electrostatic dischargeElectrostatic discharge 1-13
BOOKMARK21::Save these safety instructionsSave these safety instructions 1-16
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2 BOOKMARK22::2 Alarm listAlarm list
BOOKMARK23::OverviewOverview 2-1
BOOKMARK24::Alarm list with alarm levelsAlarm list with alarm levels 2-2
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3 BOOKMARK25::3 Alarms, conditions, and error messagesAlarms, conditions, and error messages
BOOKMARK26::OverviewOverview 3-1
BOOKMARK27::-48V power/fuse failed-48V power/fuse failed 3-5
BOOKMARK28::ABN conditionABN condition 3-7
BOOKMARK29::ACO activeACO active 3-8
BOOKMARK30::AGNE communication failureAGNE communication failure 3-9
BOOKMARK31::copy program IPcopy program IP 3-10
BOOKMARK32::CP failedCP failed 3-11
BOOKMARK33::CP not allowed - crsCP not allowed - crs 3-12
BOOKMARK34::CP not allowed - eqptCP not allowed - eqpt 3-13
BOOKMARK35::CP removed or CP failureCP removed or CP failure 3-14
BOOKMARK36::CP software upgrade requiredCP software upgrade required 3-15
BOOKMARK37::CPY-MEM<class> IPCPY-MEM <class> IP 3-16
BOOKMARK38::dormant/exec code mismatchdormant/exec code mismatch 3-19
BOOKMARK39::DS1 loopbackDS1 loopback 3-20
BOOKMARK40::DS1 trmsn test IPDS1 trmsn test IP 3-22
BOOKMARK41::DS3 loopbackDS3 loopback 3-23
BOOKMARK42::DS3 trmsn test IPDS3 trmsn test IP 3-25
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BOOKMARK43::duplicate TIDduplicate TID 3-26
BOOKMARK44::ENET terminal loopbackENET terminal loopback 3-27
BOOKMARK45::environmentnenvironmentn 3-28
BOOKMARK46::excessive holdoverexcessive holdover 3-29
BOOKMARK47::fan shelf failedfan shelf failed 3-30
BOOKMARK48::far end not LCASfar end not LCAS 3-31
BOOKMARK49::FE-LAN CP failedFE-LAN CP failed 3-32
BOOKMARK50::forced switchforced switch 3-33
BOOKMARK51::holdover mode activeholdover mode active 3-34
BOOKMARK52::illegal CP typeillegal CP type 3-35
BOOKMARK53::inc. DS3 Cbit Mismatchinc. DS3 Cbit Mismatch 3-36
BOOKMARK54::inc. DS3 sig. out of frequency defectinc. DS3 sig. out of frequency defect 3-37
BOOKMARK55::inc. (from DSX) DS1 AISinc. (from DSX) DS1 AIS 3-38
BOOKMARK56::inc. (from DSX) DS1 LOFinc. (from DSX) DS1 LOF 3-39
BOOKMARK57::inc. (from DSX) DS1 LOSinc. (from DSX) DS1 LOS 3-40
BOOKMARK58::inc. (from DSX) DS1 sig. failedinc. (from DSX) DS1 sig. failed 3-41
BOOKMARK59::inc. (from DSX) DS3 AISinc. (from DSX) DS3 AIS 3-42
BOOKMARK60::inc. (from DSX) DS3 LOFinc. (from DSX) DS3 LOF 3-43
BOOKMARK61::inc. (from DSX) DS3 LOSinc. (from DSX) DS3 LOS 3-44
BOOKMARK62::inc. (from DSX) DS3 sig. failedinc. (from DSX) DS3 sig. failed 3-45
BOOKMARK63::inc. (from fiber) DS3 AISinc. (from fiber) DS3 AIS 3-46
BOOKMARK64::inc. (from fiber) DS3 LOFinc. (from fiber) DS3 LOF 3-47
BOOKMARK65::inc. FE-LAN ANMinc. FE-LAN ANM 3-48
BOOKMARK66::inc. FE-LAN LOSinc. FE-LAN LOS 3-49
BOOKMARK67::inc. OCN line AISinc. OCN line AIS 3-50
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BOOKMARK68::inc. OCN LOFinc. OCN LOF 3-51
BOOKMARK69::inc. OCN LOSinc. OCN LOS 3-52
BOOKMARK70::inc. OCN RFI-Linc. OCN RFI-L 3-53
BOOKMARK71::inc. OCN sig. degrade (BER)inc. OCN sig. degrade (BER) 3-54
BOOKMARK72::inc. OCN sig. failed (BER)inc. OCN sig. failed (BER) 3-55
BOOKMARK73::inc. STSN AISinc. STSN AIS 3-56
BOOKMARK74::inc. STSN LOPinc. STSN LOP 3-57
BOOKMARK75::inc. STSN RFI-Pinc. STSN RFI-P 3-58
BOOKMARK76::inc. STSN sig. degrade (BER)inc. STSN sig. degrade (BER) 3-59
BOOKMARK77::inc. STSN sig. failed (BER)inc. STSN sig. failed (BER) 3-60
BOOKMARK78::inc. STSN unequippedinc. STSN unequipped 3-61
BOOKMARK79::inc. VCG failedinc. VCG failed 3-62
BOOKMARK80::inc. VCG LFDinc. VCG LFD 3-63
BOOKMARK81::inc. VCG LOAinc. VCG LOA 3-64
BOOKMARK82::inc. VT AISinc. VT AIS 3-65
BOOKMARK83::inc. VT LOPinc. VT LOP 3-66
BOOKMARK84::inc. VT RFI-Vinc. VT RFI-V 3-67
BOOKMARK85::inc. VT sig. degrade (BER)inc. VT sig. degrade (BER) 3-68
BOOKMARK86::inc. VT unequippedinc. VT unequipped 3-69
BOOKMARK87::inconsistent DCC valuesinconsistent DCC values 3-70
BOOKMARK88::install failedinstall failed 3-71
BOOKMARK89::install program IPinstall program IP 3-72
BOOKMARK90::lockout of protectionlockout of protection 3-73
BOOKMARK91::manual reference switchmanual reference switch 3-74
BOOKMARK92::manual switchmanual switch 3-75
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BOOKMARK93::manual sync. mode switchmanual sync. mode switch 3-76
BOOKMARK94::Member Signal Unacceptable - LCASMember Signal Unacceptable - LCAS 3-77
BOOKMARK95::neighbor SYSCTL CP unavailable (nbr tid = TID)neighbor SYSCTL CP unavailable (nbr tid = TID) 3-78
BOOKMARK96::NSAP count in L1 overflowedNSAP count in L1 overflowed 3-79
BOOKMARK97::NSAP count in L1 threshold crossedNSAP count in L1 threshold crossed 3-80
BOOKMARK98::NTP server(s) unreachableNTP server(s) unreachable 3-81
BOOKMARK99::Pluggable Transmission Module removedPluggable Transmission Module removed 3-82
BOOKMARK100::Port administratively disabledPort administratively disabled 3-83
BOOKMARK101::Remote client signal failedRemote client signal failed 3-84
BOOKMARK102::remote install/copy program IPremote install/copy program IP 3-85
BOOKMARK103::ring upgrade modering upgrade mode 3-86
BOOKMARK104::section DCC channel failedsection DCC channel failed 3-87
BOOKMARK105::SYSCTL CP failedSYSCTL CP failed 3-88
BOOKMARK106::time of day not provisionedtime of day not provisioned 3-89
BOOKMARK107::unexpected CP typeunexpected CP type 3-90
BOOKMARK108::unexpected or failed Pluggable Transmission Moduleunexpected or failed Pluggable Transmission Module 3-91
BOOKMARK109::VCG Failure of LCAS Protocol (Sink)VCG Failure of LCAS Protocol (Sink) 3-92
BOOKMARK110::VCG Failure of LCAS Protocol (Source)VCG Failure of LCAS Protocol (Source) 3-93
BOOKMARK111::VCG Loss of Partial CapacityVCG Loss of Partial Capacity 3-94
BOOKMARK112::version mismatchversion mismatch 3-95
BOOKMARK113::waiting for downloadwaiting for download 3-96
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4 BOOKMARK114::4 Maintenance overviewMaintenance overview
BOOKMARK115::OverviewOverview 4-1
BOOKMARK116::IntroductionIntroduction 4-2
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BOOKMARK117::System maintenance using the WaveStar
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CITSystem maintenance using the WaveStar
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CIT 4-3
BOOKMARK118::Maintenance philosophyMaintenance philosophy 4-4
BOOKMARK119::Maintenance signalsMaintenance signals 4-5
BOOKMARK120::Alarm and status conditions reportingAlarm and status conditions reporting 4-7
BOOKMARK121::Protection switchingProtection switching 4-11
BOOKMARK122::Unidirectional path-switched ring switchingUnidirectional path-switched ring switching 4-13
BOOKMARK123::1+1 line protection switching1+1 line protection switching 4-16
BOOKMARK124::Synchronization reference protection switchingSynchronization reference protection switching 4-19
BOOKMARK125::LoopbacksLoopbacks 4-21
BOOKMARK126::TestsTests 4-23
BOOKMARK127::ReportsReports 4-25
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5 BOOKMARK128::5 Trouble clearing proceduresTrouble clearing procedures
BOOKMARK129::OverviewOverview 5-1
BOOKMARK130::Before you beginBefore you begin 5-5
BOOKMARK131::Procedure 5-1: Address communication failure with network elementProcedure 5-1: Address communication failure with network element 5-6
BOOKMARK132::Procedure 5-2: Clear ″-48V power/fuse FA or FB failed″ alarmProcedure 5-2: Clear ″-48V power/fuse FA or FB failed″ alarm 5-11
BOOKMARK133::Procedure 5-3: Clear ″AGNE communication failure″ alarmProcedure 5-3: Clear ″AGNE communication failure″ alarm 5-14
BOOKMARK134::Procedure 5-4: Clear ″CP not allowed - crs″ alarmProcedure 5-4: Clear ″CP not allowed - crs″ alarm 5-17
BOOKMARK135::Procedure 5-5: Clear ″CP not allowed - eqpt″ alarmProcedure 5-5: Clear ″CP not allowed - eqpt″ alarm 5-20
BOOKMARK136::Procedure 5-6: Clear ″CP removed or CP failure″ alarmProcedure 5-6: Clear ″CP removed or CP failure″ alarm 5-23
BOOKMARK137::Procedure 5-7: Clear ″CP software upgrade required″ conditionProcedure 5-7: Clear ″CP software upgrade required″ condition 5-26
BOOKMARK138::Procedure 5-8: Clear ″dormant/exec code mismatch″ conditionProcedure 5-8: Clear ″dormant/exec code mismatch″ condition 5-32
BOOKMARK139::Procedure 5-9: Clear ″DS1 loopback (to DSX)″ conditionProcedure 5-9: Clear ″DS1 loopback (to DSX)″ condition 5-35
BOOKMARK140::Procedure 5-10: Clear ″DS1 loopback (to Fiber)″ conditionProcedure 5-10: Clear ″DS1 loopback (to Fiber)″ condition 5-37
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BOOKMARK141::Procedure 5-11: Clear ″DS3 loopback (to DSX)″ conditionProcedure 5-11: Clear ″DS3 loopback (to DSX)″ condition 5-39
BOOKMARK142::Procedure 5-12: Clear ″DS3 loopback (to Fiber)″ conditionProcedure 5-12: Clear ″DS3 loopback (to Fiber)″ condition 5-41
BOOKMARK143::Procedure 5-13: Clear ″duplicate TID″ alarmProcedure 5-13: Clear ″duplicate TID″ alarm 5-43
BOOKMARK144::Procedure 5-14: Clear ″ENET terminal loopback″ conditionProcedure 5-14: Clear ″ENET terminal loopback″ condition 5-45
BOOKMARK145::Procedure 5-15: Clear ″environmentn″ alarmProcedure 5-15: Clear ″environmentn″ alarm 5-47
BOOKMARK146::Procedure 5-16: Clear ″excessive holdover″ alarmProcedure 5-16: Clear ″excessive holdover″ alarm 5-49
BOOKMARK147::Procedure 5-17: Clear ″fan shelf failed″ alarmProcedure 5-17: Clear ″fan shelf failed″ alarm 5-52
BOOKMARK148::Procedure 5-18: Clear ″far end not LCAS″ conditionProcedure 5-18: Clear ″far end not LCAS″ condition 5-55
BOOKMARK149::Procedure 5-19: Clear ″FE-LAN CP failed″ alarmProcedure 5-19: Clear ″FE-LAN CP failed″ alarm 5-58
BOOKMARK150::Procedure 5-20: Clear ″forced switch″ conditionProcedure 5-20: Clear ″forced switch″ condition 5-60
BOOKMARK151::Procedure 5-21: Clear ″holdover mode active″ conditionProcedure 5-21: Clear ″holdover mode active″ condition 5-62
BOOKMARK152::Procedure 5-22: Clear ″illegal CP type″ alarmProcedure 5-22: Clear ″illegal CP type″ alarm 5-65
BOOKMARK153::Procedure 5-23: Clear ″inc. DS1″ conditions/alarmsProcedure 5-23: Clear ″inc. DS1″ conditions/alarms 5-68
BOOKMARK154::Procedure 5-24: Clear ″inc. DS3 Cbit Mismatch″ alarmProcedure 5-24: Clear ″inc. DS3 Cbit Mismatch″ alarm 5-71
BOOKMARK155::Procedure 5-25: Clear ″inc. DS3″ conditions/alarmsProcedure 5-25: Clear ″inc. DS3″ conditions/alarms 5-75
BOOKMARK156::Procedure 5-26: Clear ″inc. (from fiber) DS3″ conditionsProcedure 5-26: Clear ″inc. (from fiber) DS3″ conditions 5-79
BOOKMARK157::Procedure 5-27: Clear ″inc. FE-LAN ANM″ alarmProcedure 5-27: Clear ″inc. FE-LAN ANM″ alarm 5-81
BOOKMARK158::Procedure 5-28: Clear ″inc. FE-LAN LOS″ alarmProcedure 5-28: Clear ″inc. FE-LAN LOS″ alarm 5-86
BOOKMARK159::Procedure 5-29: Clear ″inc. OCN″ conditions/alarmsProcedure 5-29: Clear ″inc. OCN″ conditions/alarms 5-88
BOOKMARK160::Procedure 5-30: Clear ″inc. OCN RFI-L″ condition/alarmProcedure 5-30: Clear ″inc. OCN RFI-L″ condition/alarm 5-92
BOOKMARK161::Procedure 5-31: Clear ″inc. STSN″ conditions/alarmsProcedure 5-31: Clear ″inc. STSN″ conditions/alarms 5-96
BOOKMARK162::Procedure 5-32: Clear ″inc. VCG failed″ alarmProcedure 5-32: Clear ″inc. VCG failed″ alarm 5-100
BOOKMARK163::Procedure 5-33: Clear ″inc. VCG LFD″ conditionProcedure 5-33: Clear ″inc. VCG LFD″ condition 5-104
BOOKMARK164::Procedure 5-34: Clear ″inc. VCG LOA″ conditionProcedure 5-34: Clear ″inc. VCG LOA″ condition 5-106
BOOKMARK165::Procedure 5-35: Clear ″inc. VT″ conditions/alarmsProcedure 5-35: Clear ″inc. VT″ conditions/alarms 5-108
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BOOKMARK166::Procedure 5-36: Clear ″inconsistent DCC values″ alarmProcedure 5-36: Clear ″inconsistent DCC values″ alarm 5-112
BOOKMARK167::Procedure 5-37: Clear ″lockout of protection″ conditionProcedure 5-37: Clear ″lockout of protection″ condition 5-114
BOOKMARK168::Procedure 5-38: Clear ″manual reference switch″ conditionProcedure 5-38: Clear ″manual reference switch″ condition 5-116
BOOKMARK169::Procedure 5-39: Clear ″manual switch″ conditionProcedure 5-39: Clear ″manual switch″ condition 5-117
BOOKMARK170::Procedure 5-40: Clear ″manual sync. mode switch″ conditionProcedure 5-40: Clear ″manual sync. mode switch″ condition 5-119
BOOKMARK171::Procedure 5-41: Clear ″Member Signal Unacceptable - LCAS″ alarmProcedure 5-41: Clear ″Member Signal Unacceptable - LCAS″ alarm 5-120
BOOKMARK172::Procedure 5-42: Clear ″neighbor SYSCTL CP unavailable (nbr tid = TID)″ alarmProcedure 5-42: Clear ″neighbor SYSCTL CP unavailable (nbr tid =
TID)″ alarm 5-125
BOOKMARK173::Procedure 5-43: Clear ″NSAP count in L1 overflowed″ alarmProcedure 5-43: Clear ″NSAP count in L1 overflowed″ alarm 5-128
BOOKMARK174::Procedure 5-44: Clear ″NSAP count in L1 threshold crossed″ alarmProcedure 5-44: Clear ″NSAP count in L1 threshold crossed″ alarm 5-129
BOOKMARK175::Procedure 5-45: Clear ″NTP server(s) unreachable″ conditionProcedure 5-45: Clear ″NTP server(s) unreachable″ condition 5-130
BOOKMARK176::Procedure 5-46: Clear ″Pluggable Transmission Module removed″ alarmProcedure 5-46: Clear ″Pluggable Transmission Module removed″
alarm 5-132
BOOKMARK177::Procedure 5-47: Clear ″Port administratively disabled″ conditionProcedure 5-47: Clear ″Port administratively disabled″ condition 5-135
BOOKMARK178::Procedure 5-48: Clear ″Remote client signal failed″ alarmProcedure 5-48: Clear ″Remote client signal failed″ alarm 5-137
BOOKMARK179::Procedure 5-49: Clear ″ring upgrade mode″ conditionProcedure 5-49: Clear ″ring upgrade mode″ condition 5-140
BOOKMARK180::Procedure 5-50: Clear ″section DCC channel failed ″ alarmProcedure 5-50: Clear ″section DCC channel failed ″ alarm 5-142
BOOKMARK181::Procedure 5-51: Clear ″time of day not provisioned″ conditionProcedure 5-51: Clear ″time of day not provisioned″ condition 5-145
BOOKMARK182::Procedure 5-52: Clear ″unexpected CP type″ alarmProcedure 5-52: Clear ″unexpected CP type″ alarm 5-147
BOOKMARK183::Procedure 5-53: Clear ″unexpected or failed Pluggable Transmission Module″ alarmProcedure 5-53: Clear ″unexpected or failed Pluggable Transmission
Module″ alarm 5-150
BOOKMARK184::Procedure 5-54: Clear ″VCG Failure of LCAS Protocol″ alarmsProcedure 5-54: Clear ″VCG Failure of LCAS Protocol″ alarms 5-154
BOOKMARK185::Procedure 5-55: Clear ″VCG Loss of Partial Capacity″ alarmProcedure 5-55: Clear ″VCG Loss of Partial Capacity″ alarm 5-156
BOOKMARK186::Procedure 5-56: Clear ″version mismatch″ alarmProcedure 5-56: Clear ″version mismatch″ alarm 5-161
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6 BOOKMARK187::6 Supporting proceduresSupporting procedures
BOOKMARK188::OverviewOverview 6-1
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BOOKMARK189::Before you beginBefore you begin 6-4
BOOKMARK190::Procedure 6-1: Install generic and WaveStar
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CIT software on the PCProcedure 6-1: Install generic and WaveStar
®
CIT software on the PC 6-5
BOOKMARK191::Procedure 6-2: Connect personal computer (PC) and establish WaveStar
®
CIT sessionProcedure 6-2: Connect personal computer (PC) and establish
WaveStar
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CIT session 6-24
BOOKMARK192::Procedure 6-3: Replace a SYSCTL (VLNC1) circuit packProcedure 6-3: Replace a SYSCTL (VLNC1) circuit pack 6-35
BOOKMARK193::Procedure 6-3.1: Initial software generic installation via FTAM (2.1 or later boot code)Procedure 6-3.1: Initial software generic installation via FTAM (2.1 or
later boot code) 6-47
BOOKMARK194::Procedure 6-3.2: Initial software generic installation via FTAM (2.0 boot code)Procedure 6-3.2: Initial software generic installation via FTAM (2.0
boot code) 6-58
BOOKMARK195::Procedure 6-3.3: Initial software generic installation via FTTD (2.1 or later boot code)Procedure 6-3.3: Initial software generic installation via FTTD (2.1 or
later boot code) 6-67
BOOKMARK196::Procedure 6-3.4: Initial software generic installation via FTTD (2.0 boot code)Procedure 6-3.4: Initial software generic installation via FTTD (2.0
boot code) 6-80
BOOKMARK197::Procedure 6-3.5: Initial software generic installation via FTP (2.1 boot code)Procedure 6-3.5: Initial software generic installation via FTP (2.1 boot
code) 6-90
BOOKMARK198::Procedure 6-3.6: Initial software generic installation via FTP (2.0 boot code)Procedure 6-3.6: Initial software generic installation via FTP (2.0 boot
code) 6-104
BOOKMARK199::Procedure 6-3.7: Initial software generic installation via FTP (1.0 boot code)Procedure 6-3.7: Initial software generic installation via FTP (1.0 boot
code) 6-114
BOOKMARK200::Procedure 6-3.8: Initial software generic installation or download and upgrade via a serial connectionProcedure 6-3.8: Initial software generic installation or download and
upgrade via a serial connection 6-124
BOOKMARK201::Procedure 6-3.9: Log in serially and enable FTP and/or OSI on the LAN portProcedure 6-3.9: Log in serially and enable FTP and/or OSI on the
LAN port 6-134
BOOKMARK202::Procedure 6-4: Replace Combination circuit packProcedure 6-4: Replace Combination circuit pack 6-148
BOOKMARK203::Procedure 6-5: Replace Ethernet circuit packProcedure 6-5: Replace Ethernet circuit pack 6-153
BOOKMARK204::Procedure 6-6: Apply software genericProcedure 6-6: Apply software generic 6-157
BOOKMARK205::Procedure 6-7: Software generic copy and upgrade to a remote shelfProcedure 6-7: Software generic copy and upgrade to a remote shelf 6-161
BOOKMARK206::Procedure 6-8: Backup and restore NE database via FTPProcedure 6-8: Backup and restore NE database via FTP 6-165
BOOKMARK207::Procedure 6-8.1: Backup NE database via FTPProcedure 6-8.1: Backup NE database via FTP 6-167
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BOOKMARK208::Procedure 6-8.2: Provision automatic database backup schedule via FTPProcedure 6-8.2: Provision automatic database backup schedule via
FTP 6-169
BOOKMARK209::Procedure 6-8.3: Restore NE database via FTPProcedure 6-8.3: Restore NE database via FTP 6-174
BOOKMARK210::Procedure 6-9: Backup and restore NE database via FTTDProcedure 6-9: Backup and restore NE database via FTTD 6-177
BOOKMARK211::Procedure 6-9.1: Backup NE database via FTTDProcedure 6-9.1: Backup NE database via FTTD 6-180
BOOKMARK212::Procedure 6-9.2: Provision automatic database backup schedule via FTTDProcedure 6-9.2: Provision automatic database backup schedule via
FTTD 6-183
BOOKMARK213::Procedure 6-9.3: Restore NE database via FTTDProcedure 6-9.3: Restore NE database via FTTD 6-188
BOOKMARK214::Procedure 6-10: Backup and restore NE database via FTAMProcedure 6-10: Backup and restore NE database via FTAM 6-192
BOOKMARK215::Procedure 6-10.1: Backup NE database via FTAMProcedure 6-10.1: Backup NE database via FTAM 6-193
BOOKMARK216::Procedure 6-10.2: Restore NE database via FTAMProcedure 6-10.2: Restore NE database via FTAM 6-195
BOOKMARK217::Procedure 6-11: Observe FTP progressProcedure 6-11: Observe FTP progress 6-197
BOOKMARK218::Procedure 6-12: Disable an FTP serverProcedure 6-12: Disable an FTP server 6-199
BOOKMARK219::Procedure 6-13: Establish communications with network elementProcedure 6-13: Establish communications with network element 6-201
BOOKMARK220::Procedure 6-14: Replace pluggable transmission moduleProcedure 6-14: Replace pluggable transmission module 6-203
BOOKMARK221::Procedure 6-15: Clean optical fibers, dual LC adapters and LC lightguide buildouts (LBOs)Procedure 6-15: Clean optical fibers, dual LC adapters and LC
lightguide buildouts (LBOs) 6-214
BOOKMARK222::Procedure 6-15.1: Clean optical fibersProcedure 6-15.1: Clean optical fibers 6-217
BOOKMARK223::Procedure 6-15.2: Clean fiber adapters and circuit pack connectorsProcedure 6-15.2: Clean fiber adapters and circuit pack connectors 6-220
BOOKMARK224::Procedure 6-15.3: Optical fiber and connector inspectionProcedure 6-15.3: Optical fiber and connector inspection 6-222
BOOKMARK225::Procedure 6-16: Clean pluggable transmission moduleProcedure 6-16: Clean pluggable transmission module 6-225
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GL BOOKMARK226::GlossaryGlossary GL-1
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IN BOOKMARK227::IndexIndex IN-1
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2 Metropolis
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2 Alarm list
2-1 Metropolis
®
DMXplore, Release 2.1 alarm list 2-2
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4 Maintenance overview
4-1 Incoming signal failure conditions 4-7
4-2 UPSR switch priorities 4-13
4-3 Protection switching priorities (1+1 switch priority = forced) 4-17
4-4 Protection switching priorities (1+1 switch priority = signal
failure) 4-17
4-5 Synchronization reference protection switch priorities 4-19
4-6 Alarm filtering options 4-26
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List of figures
1 Safety
1-1 Laser warning labels 1-12
1-2 Static control wrist strap 1-15
1-3 Electrostatic discharge warning label (barred-hand symbol) 1-15
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4 Maintenance overview
4-1 UPSR switching example 4-15
4-2 Facility loopback example 4-21
4-3 Terminal loopback example 4-22
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6 Supporting procedures
6-1 WaveStar
®
CIT welcome window 6-26
6-2 WaveStar
®
CIT login window 6-27
6-3 Legal notice 6-28
6-4 Network View 6-29
6-5 NE login 6-31
6-6 NE level legal notice 6-32
6-7 Example of System View (graphical) 6-34
6-8 CIT OSI neighbor 6-40
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6-9 Latch type 3 (swivel latch opened and closed) 6-205
6-10 Latch type 4 (swivel latch opened and closed) 6-206
6-11 Pluggable transmission module with dust plug 6-206
6-12 Examples of dust plugs 6-207
6-13 Latch type 3 (swivel latch opened and closed) 6-208
6-14 Latch type 4 (swivel latch opened and closed) 6-209
6-15 Example of inserting a pluggable transmission module into a
socket (wall-mounted shelf) 6-211
6-16 Example of inserting a pluggable transmission module into a
socket (rack-mounted shelf) 6-211
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Purpose
This Alarm Messages and Trouble Clearing Guide (AMTCG) provides
the following information about the Metropolis
®
DMXplore Access
Multiplexer (Metropolis
®
DMXplore), Release 2.1:
• Maintenance and trouble clearing information and procedures
• A central directory of alarm messages
Reason for reissue
This document, Metropolis
®
DMXplore Access Multiplexer Alarm
Messages and Trouble Clearing Guide, 365-372-333, Issue 4, is
reissued to update existing information and provide information about
Release 2.1 features.
Release 2.1 features include support for the following:
• VLNC30 10/100-T/F Fast Ethernet Private Line circuit pack
• Client signal fail
• Locked DS1/DS3 cross-connections
• Capability to disable threshold crossing alerts on the Pointer
Justification Count parameter of an individual OC-n line.
Safety information
This information product contains hazard statements for your safety.
Hazard statements are given at points where safety consequences to
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personnel, equipment, and operation may exist. Failure to follow these
statements may result in serious consequences.
Intended audience
This Metropolis
®
DMXplore Access Multiplexer Alarm Messages and
Trouble Clearing Guide, 365-372-333 is intended primarily for
technicians in the field of telecommunications and 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 Metropolis
®
DMXplore.
Procedural material in this document is written primarily for
maintenance, operation, and provisioning personnel responsible for the
operation and maintenance of the Metropolis
®
DMXplore.
How to use this
information product
The Metropolis
®
DMXplore Access Multiplexer Alarm Messages and
Trouble Clearing Guide, 365-372-333 includes both descriptive,
reference chapters and procedure chapters.
Assumptions
This document assumes that its readers have an understanding of the
following:
• Basic principles of telecommunication transmission
• Common telecommunication and system terminology (a glossary
is provided in this manual to assist you)
• Test sets and tools used in the telecommunication industry
• Local operations and functional procedures of your company
• Personal computer (PC) operation, common PC terminology, and
navigational procedures in a windows-style user interface
Chapter contents
The following table provides a brief description of the chapters in the
Metropolis
®
DMXplore Access Multiplexer Alarm Messages and
Trouble Clearing Guide, 365-372-333.
Table 1 Chapter contents
Chapter Contents
Chapter 1, “Safety”
This chapter provides important safety information and
instructions for Metropolis
®
DMXplore.
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Chapter Contents
Chapter 2, “Alarm list”
This chapter provides the alarm list for Metropolis
®
DMXplore.
Chapter 3, “Alarms, conditions, and
error messages”
This chapter provides a brief explanatory table for each
alarm message generated by Metropolis
®
DMXplore.
Chapter 4, “Maintenance overview”
This chapter outlines the various features available to
monitor and maintain Metropolis
®
DMXplore.
Chapter 5, “Trouble clearing
procedures”
This chapter provides the procedures required to clear
conditions that cause alarms.
Chapter 6, “Supporting procedures”
This chapter provides detailed step-by-step instructions that
support other procedures.
“Glossary”
Defines terms used throughout the Metropolis
®
DMXplore
documentation.
Index Provides detailed access to the contents of this document.
Conventions used
The following conventions are used in this document.
•
This font indicates a command.
Example:
ent-user-secu
• This font indicates a document reference.
Example, Document Title, xxx-xxx-xxx (ordering
number):Metropolis
®
DMXplore Access Multiplexer Applications
and Planning Guide, 365-372-331
•
This font indicates buttons, icons, or menu items.
Example:
Configuration → Equipment
• This font indicates window and screen names or special
emphasis.
Example:
The Configure Equipment screen appears.
•
This font indicates lettering designations on the backplane, shelf,
and circuit packs.
Example:
MN/ABN LED and ACO/TST LED simultaneously light for
approximately 12 seconds and then extinguish.
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• This font indicates information output by the system or
displayed on the computer.
Example:
The response will be
/* SYSTEM TID: LT-DMXPLORE */.
• Underlined phrases indicate hyperlinks to other text in the
document or another step in the procedure.
Example: Cross-Reference (chapter-page number): “Procedure
6-2: Connect personal computer (PC) and establish WaveStar
®
CIT session” (6-24)
• Important messages are displayed as follows:
Important! This is important information.
User interface to system
Users interact with the Metropolis
®
DMXplore Access Multiplexer
using a PC and a windows-based graphical user interface (GUI). The
GUI is called the WaveStar
®
Craft Interface Terminal (WaveStar
®
CIT), which permits users to perform system operations such as
administration, provisioning, fault management, and more.
Using the
WaveStar
®
CIT
Procedures presented in this document expect users to be familiar with
the WaveStar
®
CIT and navigating through the screens of information
relating to a particular operation. The screens are designed to be
straightforward and to contain all information relating to a particular
operation. The procedures presented in this document rely on the
information provided in the screen displays. Therefore, it is imperative
that users read all the information provided in a screen before
continuing an operational function.
Using procedures
To find instructions for performing a specific job, first determine the
procedure category (for example, trouble clearing). After determining
the procedure category, go to the corresponding procedure chapter and
find the procedure in the chapter Contents table.
Procedures contain step-by-step instructions to accomplish a distinct
user job. Procedures are found in Chapter 5, “Trouble clearing
procedures”.
The procedures in Chapter 6, “Supporting procedures” are referenced
from multiple procedures to support a job function you are
performing. Go to a supporting procedure only when it is referred to
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