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    61181300L1-5C Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 1 Section 61181300L1-5C Issue 3, October 2000 CLEI Code # M3O1CD0C_ _ T otal Access TM QFO-C Installation and Maintenance 1. GENERAL This practice is an installation and maintenance guide for the ADTRAN Total Access QFO-C, P/N 1181300L1, illustrated in Figure 1 . See Table 5 for a description of QFO-C fr[...]

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    2 Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 61181300L1-5C • Installs in both the Total Access 3000 (23-inch) and the Total Access (19-inch) chassis. • End-to-end transmission for one to four DS1 circuits • Operating wavelength 1310 nm • Single mode fiber operation • Power budget of 25dB (typical) • Launch power of -5dBm (typical) • Receiver sens[...]

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    61181300L1-5C Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 3 Table 3. Pin-out For Pair 5 and 7 on TA 3000 Table 4. Pin-out For Pair 6 and 8 on TA 3000 r o l o C p u o r G r e d n i Br o l o C e r i Wn i P P M A n i P - 4 6 s s e c c A l a t o T t o l S 0 0 0 3 g n i R / p i T ) n I ( E N O N U L B / T H W T H W / U L B 3 3 1 1 T R G R O / T H W T H W / G R O 4 3[...]

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    4 Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 61181300L1-5C If the system is configured with only QFO-Cs, all four DSX-1 connections are made. The connections are made via four Amphenol connectors to Pair 5 through Pair 8 on the backplane. Table 5. Pin-out For Pair 5 and 7 on TA 3010 r o l o C p u o r G r e d n i Br o l o C e r i Wn i P P M A n i P - 0 5 s s e [...]

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    61181300L1-5C Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 5 If no protection switching is provided, the Main unit plugs into any odd-numbered slot. The next higher even-numbered slot may contain a blank card or can be left empty. See Figure 2 . Installing the QFO-C 1. Set the right switch segment S2-2 to Working “on” or Protect “off” depending on where [...]

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    6 Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 61181300L1-5C Release the card retention lever and carefully seat the card into the backplane connector by firmly pressing on the QFO-C front panel. Verify the fiber cables move freely between the cable guides and the shelf. When installed and powered, the PWR LED (green) on the front panel lights steady. Options Th[...]

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    61181300L1-5C Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 7 Table 7 . QFO-C Card Provisioning The card is provisioned through the craft port on the SCU or by the FCD. Detailed procedures for provisioning the QFO-C start on page 11 with the section labeled Fiber (QFO-C) Main Menu. The screenshots are accompanied by steps to assist in provisioning the unit. Table[...]

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    8 Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 61181300L1-5C Option Description Service State Enables normal connection to the DSX or multiplexer interface Loops will train up but will not connect to the DSX or multiplexer interface Supports active connections to the DSX or multiplexer interface; however, alarms cannot be generated DSX Equalization Conditions th[...]

  • Page 9

    61181300L1-5C Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 9 • ESCAPE – press the switch in the MODE direction and release it between 1.5 seconds and 3 seconds to ascend the menu tree. • ROOT - press the switch in the MODE direction and release it after 3 seconds to return to the first element of the Level 1 card menu. To enter the SCU, MUX, or LINE CARD ([...]

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    10 Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 61181300L1-5C Figure 4. QFO-C FCD Menu Tree STAT VIEW PROV SRVC STAT DEX EQ LB TOUT AIS TO DSX LOS AIS TO DSX FLOS DSBL ENBL SAVE NO SAVE YES NO DONE ES SES UAS 15 MIN ERR THLD P1 P2 P3 P4 P1 P0 P2 P3 P4 IN SRVC Level 3 ESCAPE (1.5-3 sec.) SELECT (<1.5 sec.) Level 2B Level 2A Level 1 UNAS MAINT ALRM PROV TEST 24[...]

  • Page 11

    61181300L1-5C Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 11 Table 9. QFO-C Menu Hierarchy QFO-C Main Menu Configuration Provisioning Service State Port 0/1/2/3/4 All Provisioning DSX Equalization Loop Back Timeout AIS to DSX (Loss of T1) AIS to DSX (FLOS) Restore Factory Defaults Status Port 1/2/3/4 All Ports Alarms View Alarms Alarm Provisioning ES Threshold [...]

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    12 Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 61181300L1-5C Shelf: Slot: 10 Total Access System 07/15/99 10:37 Unacknowledged Alarms: MINOR QFO-C Main Menu 1. Configuration 2. Provisioning 3. Status 4. Alarms 5. Test 6. Performance Monitoring 7. Protection Switching 8. Circuit Id Selection: ‘?’ - System Help Screen Figure 6. QFO-C Configuration Screen Shel[...]

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    61181300L1-5C Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 13 Figure 8. Service State Screen Shelf: Slot: 10 Total Access System 07/15/99 10:42 Unacknowledged Alarms: None Service State 1. Port 0 Out of Service - Unassigned 2. Port 1 Out of Service - Unassigned 3. Port 2 Out of Service - Unassigned 4. Port 3 Out of Service - Unassigned 5. Port 4 Out of Service -[...]

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    14 Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 61181300L1-5C Figure 10. Provisioning of All Ports Screen Shelf: Slot: 10 Total Access System 07/15/99 10:45 Unacknowledged Alarms: MINOR Provisioning for All Ports 1. DSX Equalization 0 to 133' ABAM 2. Loopback Timeout 120 Min. 3. AIS to DSX (Loss of T1) Disabled 4. AIS to DSX (FLOS) Disabled 5. Restore Facto[...]

  • Page 15

    61181300L1-5C Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 15 NOTE Port 0 (all ports) “Out of Service” disables the entire module. Port 0 must be “In Service” for any Port 1 to 4 to be active. Changing the DSX Equalization 1. From the Provisioning of All Ports screen, type “1” and press Enter to select DSX Equalization. The DSX Equalization Screen ( [...]

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    16 Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 61181300L1-5C Figure 13. AIS to DSX (Loss of T1) Shelf: Slot: 10 Total Access System 07/15/99 10:43 Unacknowledged Alarms: None AIS to DSX (Loss of T1): Disabled 1. Disabled 2. Enabled Selection: ‘?’ - System Help Screen Figure 14. AIS to DSX (FLOS) Screen Shelf: Slot: 10 Total Access System 07/15/99 10:43 Unac[...]

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    61181300L1-5C Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 17 Figure 15. Restore Factory Defaults Screen Shelf: Slot: 10 Total Access System 07/15/99 10:43 Unacknowledged Alarms: None Restore Factory Defaults? 1. No 2. Yes Selection: ‘?’ - System Help Screen Figure 16. Status Screen Shelf: 1 Slot: 5 Total Access System 09/11/00 09:28 Unacknowledged Alarms: M[...]

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    18 Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 61181300L1-5C Shelf: Slot: 10 Total Access System 07/15/99 10:43 Unacknowledged Alarms: None Status of All Ports Near End Far End Fiber Loss No No Laser Bias Alarm No No Adjacent Card Present N/A On Line No No Switched Manually No No RT Auto Mode No No Port 1 Disabled Disabled Port 2 Disabled Disabled Port 3 Disabl[...]

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    61181300L1-5C Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 19 Shelf: Slot: Total Access System 02/18/98 02:24:18 Unacknowledged Alarm: None Alarms Level ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––?[...]

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    20 Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 61181300L1-5C Shelf: Slot: Total Access System 02:24:18 02/18/98 Unacknowledged Alarm: None ES Threshold (15 Min.): 30 1. 30 2. 150 Selection: ? - System Help Screen Figure 22. ES Threshold (15-Minute) Screen Changing Alarm Settings and Thresholds 1. From the QFO-C Main Menu screen, type “4” and press Enter to [...]

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    61181300L1-5C Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 21 Figure 24. UAS Threshold (15-Minute) Screen Shelf: Slot: Total Access System 02/18/98 02:24:18 Unacknowledged Alarms: None UAS Threshold (15 Min.): 15 1. 15 2. 75 Selection: ‘?’ - System Help Screen Figure 23. SES Threshold (15-Minute) Screen SHELF: SLOT: TOTAL ACCESS SYSTEM 02:24:18 02/18/98 UNAC[...]

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    22 Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 61181300L1-5C Figure 25. ES Threshold (24-Hour) Shelf: Slot: Total Access System 02:24:18 02/18/98 Unacknowledged Alarm: None ES Threshold (24 Hour): 14400 1. 2880 2. 14400 Selection: ? - System Help Screen Figure 26. SES Threshold (24-Hour) Shelf: 3 Slot: 11 Total Access System 12/15/99 09:38 Unacknowledged Alarms[...]

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    61181300L1-5C Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 23 Figure 28. Test Screen Shelf: Slot: Total Access System 02/18/98 02:24:18 Unacknowledged Alarms: None Test 1. Port 1 Loopback 2. Port 2 Loopback 3. Port 3 Loopback 4. Port 4 Loopback Selection: ‘?’ - System Help Screen Figure 27. UAS Alarm Threshold (24-Hour) Shelf: 3 Slot: 11 Total Access System [...]

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    24 Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 61181300L1-5C Figure 29. Port Test Screen Shelf: Slot: Total Access System 02:24:18 02/18/98 Unacknowledged Alarms: None Loopback RT: Disabled 1. Disabled 2. Network 3. Dual Selection: ‘?’ - System Help Screen Figure 30. Loopback RT Screen Shelf: Slot: Total Access System 02/18/98 02:24:18 Unacknowledged Alarms[...]

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    61181300L1-5C Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 25 Figure 32. Performance Monitoring Screen Shelf: Slot: Total Access System 02:24:18 02/18/98 Unacknowledged Alarms: None Peformance Monitoring 1. Port 1 (Near End) 2. Port 2 (Near End) 3. Port 3 (Near End) 4. Port 4 (Near End) 5. Port 1 (Far End) 6. Port 2 (Far End) 7. Port 3 (Far End) 8. Port 4 (Far E[...]

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    26 Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 61181300L1-5C Shelf: Slot: Total Access System 02/18/98 02:24:18 Unacknowledged Alarms: None APS Switching 1. ACT Activate Selection: ‘?’ - System Help Screen Figure 34. Protection Switch Screen Viewing Performance Monitoring Screens Type the number corresponding to the port and type of Performance Monitoring d[...]

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    61181300L1-5C Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 27 Shelf: Slot: Total Access System 02/18/98 02:24:18 Unacknowledged Alarms: None Circuit ID 1. Port 1 2. Port 2 3. Port 3 4. Port 4 Selection: ‘?’ - System Help Screen Figure 36. Circuit ID Screen 2. Type “2” and press Enter to switch the Working QFO-C to protect ( Figure 35 ). Setting the Port [...]

  • Page 28

    28 Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 61181300L1-5C 2. Type the number of the corresponding port whose Circuit ID is to be set or changed and press Enter. The Port Current Circuit ID Screen (Figure 37) will display. 3. Type the new Circuit ID and press Enter. 4. MAINTENANCE The QFO-C requires no routine maintenance to operate properly. ADTRAN cautions [...]

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    61181300L1-5C Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 29 Table 10. QFO-C Specifications DS1 Input Level .............................................................. 0 to -9 dBm Output Level ........................................................... 0 dB with DSX buildout from 0 to 655 ft. in 133 ft. incr ements Data Frequency Acceptance 1.544 Mb/sec. ± [...]

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    30 Section 61181300L1-5C, Issue 3 61181300L1-5C[...]