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61184002L3-5B 5
If the OPTI-3 System is to be configured as a
redundant system, repeat the preceding procedure for
the OCM for slot B. If the OPTI-3 System is to be
configured as a non-redundant system, a blank front
panel (P/N 1184005L1) must be installed in the empty
slot to meet NEBS Level 3 requirements.
Initial Installation Provisioning Options
Upon initial installation of the OCM, the unit will be
provisioned according to factory default settings. See
Table 2 for a list of all available options and the
corresponding default provisioning options (listed in
boldface type).
All provisioning will be performed through menus
provided by the OCM via one of the available user
interfaces (see User/Supervisory Interface in the
Operation section of this practice). There are no
onboard DIP switches or jumpers. The unit will retain
provisioning data in a nonvolatile memory device in
case of a loss of power to the module.
Linked Provisioning
If the OCM being installed is the standby unit the
provisioning settings of the online unit will be written
to the standby unit. Linked Provisioning is always
enabled. The OCM Service State is not linked and
must be provisioned separately for each OCM.
3. OPERATION
The Total Access OPTI-3 Controller Module provides
an OC-3 interface to the network and three
ADD/DROP DS3 interfaces to the Loop. The OPTI-3
operates in terminal mode only. The OCM may be
installed in a Rackmount Chassis (RMC),
P/N 1184003L1, or Wallmount Chassis (WMC),
P/N 1184001L1. Both chassis will accept either one
OCM for non-redundant operation or two OCMs for
redundant operation.
OC-3 Interface
Physical connection to the network is accomplished
via Dual SC receptacles on the OCM unit. Signal
specifications are as follows:
Fiber Type: Single mode
Wavelength: 1310 nm
Optical Budget: 29 dB (minimum)
Transmit Level: 0 dBm to –5 dBm
Receive Level: –10 dBm to –34 dBm
Automatic Protection Switching
Automatic Protection Switching (APS) is available
when two OCMs are installed in the same OPTI-3
chassis and properly connected to redundant optical
devices at the other end of the loop. APS is a function
of the OCM that allows an automatic switch to the
offline OCM in the event of an optical signal failure
or degradation. Optical signal failure or degradation
may be caused by a variety of events, including, but
not limited to, optical cable damage, equipment
failure, power failure, or equipment being removed
from a shelf.
Signal degradation and signal failure thresholds may
be set and changed using the provisioning menu
provided by the OPTI-3, or by using SNMP or TL1
commands. Protection switching events are based on
the signal quality declining past either aforementioned
threshold. APS is non-revertive. The online
functionality of the secondary OCM will not switch to
the primary OCM upon improvement of the signal
quality for the primary OCM, but will only switch if
an event occurs which adversely affects the signal
quality detected by the secondary OCM. Additional
information concerning signal degradation thresholds
and signal failure thresholds is provided in the Menu
Structure section of this document.
If the OPTI-3 is configured to operate in a redundant
mode, the offline fiber is operable, APS is not
inhibited, the offline OC-3 equipment is working
properly on both ends of the circuit, and the offline
OCM is not in the Out of Service-Unassigned state, a
protection switch will occur within 60 ms of detecting
one or more of the following conditions:
1. OC-3 Loss of Signal
2. OC-3 Loss of Frame.
3. OC-3 Line AIS
4. OC-3 Signal Fail
5. OC-3 Signal Degrade
6. STS-1 Loss Of Pointer
7. STS-1 AIS
8. STS-1 Signal Label Mismatch
9. Equipment fault affecting the OCM
10. Removal of OC-3 equipment
The OPTI-3 can also be switched manually by an
operator via the front panel APS switch, menu access,
SNMP, or TL1 messages.
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