Transmission Systems Division: 1660 SM Commissioning Manual With Test Sheets

TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS DIVISION
1660 SM
COMMISSIONING MANUAL
WITH TEST SHEETS
Domain : NETWORK MANAGEMENT

Division : EQUIPMENT
Rubric : DOCUMENTATION
Type : PROCEDURE
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History:
Ed. 1: Document created 18/06/2000 for 1.1A and 1.1B versions .
CUSTOMER APPLICATION:
SITE:
EQUIPMENT:
DATE:
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CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION........................................................................................................................................5
1.1 Purpose of the document.....................................................................................................................5
1.2 Commissioning procedure..................................................................................................................5
1.2.1 Local tests.................................................................................................................................5
1.2.2 Connection...............................................................................................................................6
1.2.3 Long term transmission tests...................................................................................................7
1.3 Completing the measurement log.......................................................................................................7
1.4 Procedure in the event of faults...........................................................................................................8
1.5 General instruction..............................................................................................................................8
2 LOCAL TESTS..........................................................................................................................................9
2.1 Operations/preliminary checks...........................................................................................................9
2.1.1 Availability of documentation..................................................................................................9
2.1.2 Basic equipment configuration data........................................................................................9
2.1.3 Measuring instruments..........................................................................................................10
2.1.4 Equipment requirements........................................................................................................10
2.2 Checking compliance of the assembly/wiring installation...............................................................11
2.2.1 General check on the SDH rack.............................................................................................11
2.2.2 Subrack/board configuration check.......................................................................................11
2.2.3 Power supply wiring compliance...........................................................................................11
2.2.4 Electrical wiring.....................................................................................................................11
2.2.5 Optical wiring compliance....................................................................................................12
2.3 Powering up and checking redundancy arrangements.....................................................................12
2.3.1 Power up.................................................................................................................................12
2.3.2 Checking 48V power supply redundancy..............................................................................12
2.3.3 Checking OB continuity and frame ground..........................................................................13
2.4 Setting up the equipment..................................................................................................................13
2.4.1 Starting up the craft terminal................................................................................................13
2.4.2 Supervision by the craft terminal..........................................................................................13
2.4.3 Downloading the software.....................................................................................................14
2.4.4 Hardware configuration.........................................................................................................14
2.4.5 Inventory................................................................................................................................15
2.5 Alarms...............................................................................................................................................15
2.5.1 Housekeeping alarms.............................................................................................................15
2.5.2 Remote alarms (CONGI in slot 4).........................................................................................16
2.5.3 Alarm displayed by the craft terminal and the equipment....................................................16
2.6 Equipment configuration - storage...................................................................................................17
2.7 Testing/measuring the optical interfaces..........................................................................................17
2.7.1 Checking laser safety.............................................................................................................17
2.7.2 Checking optical continuity...................................................................................................17
2.8 SDH port tests....................................................................................................................................19
2.8.1 Use of an extra SDH port.......................................................................................................19
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2.8.3 EPS protection of the P4ES1 boards ( 1.1.B version only )..................................................21
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2.9 PDH port tests....................................................................................................................................22
2.9.1 Transmission tests..................................................................................................................22
2.9.2 EPS Protection for PDH boards ( 1.1.B version only ).........................................................24
2.10 Synchronization by external ports....................................................................................................24
2.10.1 Priority-based synchronisation system..................................................................................24
2.10.2 Quality-based synchronisation system...................................................................................25
2.11 EPS Protection of the MATRICE board............................................................................................26

2.11.1 Protection of the Synchronisation.........................................................................................26
2.11.2 Protection of the transmission function.................................................................................26
2.12 SNCP/I protection local test..............................................................................................................26
3 CONNECTING OMSNS.........................................................................................................................26
3.1 Received power..................................................................................................................................27
3.2 Optical margin relative to saturation................................................................................................27
3.3 Measuring line sensitivity of the optical ports..................................................................................27
3.4 Line port optical margin...................................................................................................................28
4 NETWORK TESTS.................................................................................................................................28
4.1 Equipment supervision by the management systems.......................................................................28
4.1.1 Supervision by the 1353SH5.................................................................................................28
4.1.2 Supervision by an RECT craft terminal................................................................................29
4.2 MSP protection..................................................................................................................................29
4.3 Link SNCP/I protections...................................................................................................................30
4.4 Synchronization of the equipment in operation...............................................................................30
4.5 Long term transmission tests............................................................................................................31
5 APPENDIX 1: EQUIPMENT CONFIGURATION.............................................................................32

5.1 Configuring a board or SDH port.....................................................................................................32
5.2 ALS mode of an optical port.............................................................................................................32
5.3 Assigning a defined severity to an LOS alarm.................................................................................32
5.3.1 Severity assigned to the LOS alarm for each of the NE's ASAPs.........................................32
5.3.2 Creating a new ASAP profile.................................................................................................32
5.3.3 Allocating a new ASAP to the LOS alarm............................................................................33
5.4 NE synchronization parameters........................................................................................................33
5.5 Eps Protection of the MATRICE board............................................................................................33
5.5.1 Declaration of the EPS protection of the MATRICE board..................................................33
5.5.2 Manual switch from the protected board to the spare board.................................................33
5.6 Bidirectional link at 2 Mbit/s (C12) between two SDH ports (STM1 and STM4) with TU12
structure.............................................................................................................................................34
SHEETS 5.7 PDH or SDH port loopback...............................................................................................................35
5.8 Configuration of the 1+1 MSP protection of a multiplex section....................................................35
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APPENDIX 2: TEST SHEETS........................................................................................................................36
6 APPENDIX 3 : COMMISSIONING SUMMARY SHEET.................................................................72

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History
Edition 1: document created 18/04/2000 for versions 1.1.A and 1.1.B of the 1660 SM.
These two versions only differ on the EPS protections of the PDH and SDH boards, only carried out in the 1.1.B
version.
Reference documents
1650 SMC technical manual Ref. 3 AL 78990 AAAA

1650 SMC operator manual Ref. 3 AL 78991 AAAA

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1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Purpose of the document

The document describes the procedure for commissioning 1660sm network elements when building a
network. There are three separate phases:
Local tests on each network element.
During this first phase, the circuits used for the long term transmission tests in the third phase are
defined; qualification of the network depends on the results of these tests. By defining the circuits
as early as possible in the procedure, the various loopbacks involved in the tests can be set up before
leaving the relevant sites (see section 1.2).
Commissioning the network elements for:

- received optical signal measurements, then:
- evaluation of margins with respect to saturation and sensitivity of their ports.
Integration into the network is conditional on the availability of the 1353SH5 manager.
 Network integration and acceptance testing:

- Supervision of the network elements by manager applications (1353SH5 and craft
terminals),
- Storage of equipment operating parameters,
- Protection tests in operation (synchronization and transmission),
- Long term transmission tests with loopbacks where appropriate,
- Restoration, if necessary, of operating parameters.
The various tests and checks are the responsibility of the supplier who provides the results in the test
sheets appended to this manual.
Network integration is the final step in commissioning prior to equipment cut-over.
1.2 Commissioning procedure
1.2.1 Local tests

When its software version has been checked or, where appropriate, when it has been downloaded, all
equipment is configured in accordance with its operating parameters (equipment and OS addresses,
LAPD, RAP and MESA configuration, synchronization configuration, optical port ALS modes, ASAP
profile).
These parameters will then be stored in an MIB on the Craft Terminal connected to the equipment.
This MIB will be loaded at the end of this first
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The equipment port signals are accessed only via the distribution frames, this applies from the
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Before local tests can be run on OMSNs, they and the links used for their long term transmission
tests must be anticipated to minimize the need for movements between sites. These tests may, for
example, include loopbacks on the PDH ports of a network element at distribution frame level. These
loopbacks must therefore be set up on completion of this local test phase and at the latest when it is
connected prior to leaving the site.

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1.2.2 Connection
The purpose of this operation is to connect the OMSNs by stages, to check, section by section, the
viability of the transmitted optical signals.
Connection is carried out in accordance with the phases below, starting from the OMSN used as GNE
(normally) and progressing in the normal direction of the network:
Phase 0: The OMSNs are tested locally but not connected to the line.
OMSN2 OMSN3
OMSN1
OMSN5 OMSN4
Phase 1: First two OMSNs are checked
OMSN1 OMSN2 OMSN3
OMSN5 OMSN6
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OMSN1 OMSN2 OMSN3
OMSN5 OMSN4
It is important for the OMSNs already connected (OMSN1 of phase 2) to be left in their operating
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It is also important for the loopbacks required for the long term transmission tests on the equipment
to be set up.
If the procedure for connecting an OMSN (such as OMSN1 in phase 2) entails modifying one of its
operating parameters (forcing transmission from an optical port, for example), it is important to make a
note of the parameter so that it can be restored to its operating setting provided on downloading from a
manager (1353SH5, local or remote Craft Terminal) from the equipment's operating.
1.2.3 Long term transmission tests

These tests must involve all the optical paths of the network to be commissioned and each type of
PDH port must be represented.
The PDH port loopbacks set up on the distribution frames may result in cable lengths longer than the
distance tolerated for normal receive mode operation of the electrical ports, since the distance travelled
by the received signal then involves a round trip from the equipment to the distribution frame.
One solution is to set up the loopbacks on the equipment or to have the port loopbacks set up by
software.
Test set
Distribution frame
OMSN1
OMSN2
OMSN5
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Each test therefore has on its test sheet a check box, to be supplemented where appropriate with a
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ACCEPTED box: test or check compliant with the expected result and OK for handover by the
equipment supplier,
WITH RESERVATIONS box: test or check result not compliant with the expected results, but not
blocking in respect of the handover process,
REJECTED box: equipment not compliant and preventing handover by the equipment supplier
unless rectified.
The WITH RESERVATIONS and REJECTED check boxes may be explained in a report at the end of
the document specifying the problems encountered; the number of the report will then be recorded on
the test sheet.
1.4 Procedure in the event of faults

Analysis on the fault site:
Visual inspection,
Analysis of equipment alarms,
Analysis of alarms supplied by the craft terminal, via the manager application,
Measuring instrument results.
Actions on site:
Cleaning optical jumpers,

Changing boards (Alcatel 3000),
Checking connectors, backplane headers, etc.
In the event of failure on persistent faults, call base support.
1.5 General instruction
Before carrying out any visual examination of an optical connector, check that the laser source is off (by
removing the board).
Always cover an optical connector with its protection when no longer used.
When the Forced on mode is no longer justified for an optical port (at the end of a test), revert to ALS
mode.
Use appropriate products for cleaning.

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2 LOCAL TESTS
2.1 Operations/preliminary checks
2.1.1 Availability of documentation

Check that the following documents are present and available:
Site engineering documentation, DIS (rack layout, list of cables, etc)
Batch engineering documentation, DIL (layout of equipment: board types, etc)
Site configuration documentation, DCS (equipment addresses, synchronization modes, etc), if not
available, see section 2.1.2.
Product technical manual (3AL 78990 AAAA), if included in the order,
Operator manual (3AL 78991 AAAA), if included in the order,
Optical link assignment documentation (supplied by the customer).
 The reference numbers of all available documents must be entered on the test sheet.
General site management documentation:

Alcatel 3000 specification + delivery advice note
Test 1.
2.1.2 Basic equipment configuration data
The following data is needed to configure the equipment and insert it into the network:
OS and equipment addresses,
Synchronization settings,
SDH port LAPD configuration,
NTP configuration (where appropriate),
RAP configuration (where appropriate),
MESA configuration (where appropriate),
ALS modes of the optical ports,
ASAP alarm profiles.
This information is available in the DCS.
If the DCS is not available, the configuration data needed to integrate the equipment into the network
must be obtained from the customer.
 Enter this information in the test sheet. 1660 SM COMMISSIONING MANUAL WITH TEST
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2.1.3 Measuring instruments
Check the availability and calibration date (< 1 year), where appropriate, for the following instruments:
one PRBS generator/receiver for plesiochronous 2, 34, 140 Mbit/s systems,
one PDH/SDH analyzer with Fc/Pc, Sc/Pc optical and electrical interfaces,
1300/1500 photometer for optical signal measurements,
two optical attenuators or 5 and 15 dB optical jumpers,
one analyzer for testing J64 and V.11 engineering service channels at 64 Kb/s , if they are to be
installed,
one analyzer for testing J64 engineering service channels at 2 Mb/s , if they are to be installed,
set of coaxial and optical jumpers,
coaxial or balanced pair cable for connecting the synchronisation signal to the distribution frame,
optical cleaning kit,
IDC tool to suit the terminal blocks,
multimeter,
colour laptop computer configured as a Craft Terminal (1320CT) in the contract.
 Record the references and calibration dates of the measuring instruments used on the sheet.
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2.1.4 Equipment requirements

These checks must be carried out before power up.
Before running the local tests, the equipment configuration should be as follows:
If the equipment is the first of a new rack, the TRU circuit breakers must be tripped and the 48V
output of the power cabinet disconnected,
If the OMSN is to be used as a GNE, the 50 ohm coaxial cable (or flexible cable) must be
positioned but not connected at the router end.
Optical jumpers must be positioned but not connected at the distribution frame end,
If an SSU connection is required, the sync connection between OMSN terminal block and SSU
terminal block at the distribution frame must not be set up.
The following operations:

connection of jumpers to the optical distribution frame,
connection of the GNE cable to the router,
sync jumpering between OMSN terminal block and sync terminal block on the distribution frame
shall be carried out at the same time as optical connection.
On the equipment, connect all the signals to their jumpers (PDH, SDH, Q2 interface, service circuit
and other signals).
Connect the remote alarms (top 15-way connector on the CONGI board in slot 10 ) and the –48V
connectors of the 2 CONGI boards to the TRU.
Connect the 9-way connector on the CONGI board
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2.2 Checking compliance of the assembly/wiring installation
2.2.1 General check on the SDH rack

This operation covers verification of the equipment installation against the engineering
documentation:
From the room plan, check the implementation of the rack (row, position),
Check the rack fixing (anchoring to the floor, fixing to the infrastructure),
Check the layout within the rack (type of subrack, coil cassette, etc),
Check the rack labelling (row, rack, position),
Check the fastening of the subrack nuts, presence of brackets,
Check for presence and fixing of ground braids, connection and fastening to the Trolley.
2.2.2 Subrack/board configuration check

Based on the DCS inventory sheet, check the equipment configuration:
board types with their locations,
line optical module type,
2.2.3 Power supply wiring compliance

This check is essential before powering up the equipment:
Check the quality of the power supply wiring between the TRU and Subrack (no stripped cable
leaving the TRU, power supply connector secured on the equipment side),
The power supply cables are marked 48V1 and 48V2,
the colour coding of the cables to the TRU is correct: BLACK = 0, BLUE = -48V (check at the
power cabinet end),
Check that the circuit breaker/equipment identification information is compliant,
Check the rating of the TRU circuit breakers.
Power supply Fuse

TRU  1660SM OMSN 16A
2.2.4 Electrical wiring

Check the compliance of the electrical wiring against the DIL.
In the rack:
Check the layout and fastening of coaxial connectors and Cannon connectors,
Check that the cables are run in accordance with trade practices (all heat evacuation requirements
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Check all cable labels (DIL placement list).
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Check the fixing of the distribution frame rack (anchoring to the floor, fixing to the infrastructure),
Check the presence and fixing of ground braids, connection and fastening to the Trolley,
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Check that the terminal blocks are fixed correctly,
Check the labelling/identification of terminal blocks and cables,
Check the fastening of the coaxial connectors on the panel,
Check for presence and fixing of ground links to the terminal blocks,
Check compliance of the cable runs between equipment and distribution frames.
To avoid having to disconnect cables, a dynamic test will be carried out on each wired port.
2.2.5 Optical wiring compliance

This check applies to:
Compliance of the optical jumper runs (protection, absence of unauthorized coils)
Correct bending radius (> 40 mm)
Labelling in accordance with TD engineering practices at each end (originating/terminating,
identification of attenuating optical jumpers),
Compliance of runs and coils in the optical rack,
If the rack has a coil cassette, check the entry and the fibre coils.
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2.3 Powering up and checking redundancy arrangements
2.3.1 Power up
Only on a new rack!
Perform the following operations:

Make sure that the TRU circuit breakers are tripped and the power cabinet fuses are isolated.
In the subrack, check that there is no ripple voltage at the TRU end (on the power supply
connectors, disconnected from the CONGI boards, for example),
Watch out for possible back emf if the power cabinet has an LED connected in parallel to the
fuse.
Check insulation (absence of short circuits) on the equipment side,
Power up in order: 48V1 power cabinet then subrack 48V1 TRU (48V2 power cabinet... 48VSIG ),
Check for presence of the 48 Sig supply (green LED).
2.3.2 Checking 48V power supply redundancy

Only on a new rack!
>> This check is possible only with a power cabinet with a disconnection point!
Checking the 48V1 supply:
Disconnect the 48V1 supply at the power cabinet,

Trip the 48V1 circuit breakers on the TRU,
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Checking the 48V2 supply:
Disconnect the 48V2 supply on the power cabinet,

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Check that the equipment is still powered,
Check the non-urgent alarm on the TRU (red LED),
Restore the 48V2 supply on the power cabinet and TRU,
Check that the non-urgent alarm goes off on the TRU.
Note: make sure that the NG alarm above is not masked by an alarm of the same severity on the
equipment.
2.3.3 Checking OB continuity and frame ground

To check the segregation of rack frame grounds and 0V (these are linked only at the 48V output or to a
Telecom ground plate), measure as follows:
Using a universal tester:

Remove the TRU's protective cover,
With a voltmeter set to the 50 V = range, check that there is no abnormal voltage between the 0B of
the TRU and the exposed metal parts of the rack (frame ground) (this voltage should be < 500 mV),
Set the voltmeter to the 1V range and repeat the measurement between 0B and rack frame ground;
The measured voltage should be approximately 10mV.
If the reading differs significantly from this, check the ground connections.
 If no voltage is measured (0 mV), check for absence of strap X17A (see Technical Handbook).
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2.4 Setting up the equipment
2.4.1 Starting up the craft terminal

Start up a session in Windows NT,
Connect the serial port of the craft terminal to the F interface on the EQUICO board in slot 22,
Choose the 1320CT menu via the Start button in the task bar. This opens the Network Element
Synthesis (NES) window.
2.4.2 Supervision by the craft terminal

The NES window opens with a default map.
This map shows the equipment with a connector that is initially open. Closure of this symbolizes
recognition by the craft terminal of the equipment address.
Activate equipment supervision via the NE Directory/Supervision command.
The craft terminal then displays the equipment type and its version in the righthand part of the
NES window.
 Compare the equipment type and version with that in the customer documentation.
If the equipment version is incorrect, download
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equipment's EML-USM window.
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 Check the version of the Software Package downloaded and activated in the equipment
(Download/Unit Info command in the EML-USM window, to display the Software
Package information window). The activated software version has an Operational
state: Enabled and a Current state: Commit.
 If the software version is not installed for the equipment, download it (see next
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 If the software version is already loaded, has an Operational state: Enabled and
a Current state: Standby, activate it so that it has a Current state: Commit
(Activate command in the Current State/Action menu for the version in the
Software Package information window). Then go on to section 2.4.4 (Hardware
configuration).
 If the equipment version is correct and the Package Software version is already
downloaded, has an Operational state: Enabled and a Current state: Commit, go on
to section 2.4.4 (Hardware configuration).
2.4.3 Downloading the software

Software can be downloaded in two ways:
2.4.3.1 Download via the Craft Terminal

The version must first be loaded on the craft terminal (refer to its installation manual) and then load
it on the equipment from the craft terminal. For this second loading stage, use the Download/Init
download command in the EML-USM window, and select then confirm the required version.
When downloading is finished, activate the downloaded version so that it has a Current state:
Commit (Activate command in the Current State/Action menu for the version in the Software Package
information window).
Only the EQUICO board in slot 22 is downloaded.
2.4.3.2 Download with the SIBDL application

This method, which uses the TCP/IP protocol, can be used via the F interface of the EQUICO board
in slot 22, or via the Q interface of the same board (see operator manual).
Use of this method takes the EQUICO board out of service.
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2.4.4 Hardware configuration

From the craft terminal, configure the representation of the equipment in the EMLUSM window in
accordance with the customer documentation.
Select Equipment then the View menu in the EMLUSM window.
Double click Equipment/rack/subrack to obtain the view representing the equipment configuration
in the craft terminal: SR60M.
Select then configure in turn each slot of the equipment (see appendix 1).
For STM1, STM4 and STM16 boards, configure each electrical or optical interface in accordance
with the DCS (see appendix 1).
Configure each optical interface in ALS mode.
The identity of the boards, installed and configured in the craft terminal, is reflected in absence of
any RUTM (replaceable unit type mismatch), RUM (replaceable unit missing) or RUP (replaceable
unit problem) alarms for each corresponding slot in the craft terminal's SR60M view. Alarms other
than the above may appear in the same way on the SR60M view; any ambiguity can be dispelled by
clicking the corresponding slot in the SR60M view: the icons of the above alarm will then become
visible at the bottom of the resulting view. They should be coloured green.
The identity of the interfaces, installed and configured in the craft terminal, is reflected by an
absence of any of the above alarms, which can be verified from the green colour of the respective
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icons in the respective interface displays (view: IS11COMMISSIONING MANUAL
r01sr1sl24/daughter#1 WITH TEST
for example).
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In the case of an alarm, the origin of the fault (installation in the NE or craft terminal
configuration) will be identified by comparing the labels of the boards configured in the craft
terminal with the information supplied by the inventory (see below).
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2.4.5 Inventory
The Remote Inventory information concerning a board physically installed in the subrack can be
obtained by:
 Selecting the appropriate slot in the SR60M view on the craft terminal,
 Choosing the Equipment/Remote Inventory/Board level command in the SR60M view.
The Remote Inventory information concerning an electrical or optical interface physically installed in
the subrack can be obtained by:
 Selecting the interface in the view of the board of which it is a daughter board (view
obtained directly from the SR60M view).
 Activating the Equipment/Remote Inventory/Board level command in the board's view.
Check the consistency of the information with the data in the customer documentation.
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2.5 Alarms
The results of the tests in sections 2.5.1 and 2.5.2 are combined in sheet 9, and those of section 2.5.3 are
combined in sheet 10.
The alarms generated to check these tests ( inconsistency of the LAPD configurations of two ports
opposite each other - absence of the synchronization signal of the equipment ) have severities ( resp. MIN and
MAJ ) that cannot be modified.
At this point, some equipment alarms ( LOS alarm, for example ) are not indicated on the front panel or
on the craft terminal, because they have a default No alarm profile (ASAP) which gives them a Not alarmed
severity level, for which there is no display or processing provided in the craft terminal applications.
To check that such alarms are registered correctly by their display on the craft terminal or on the
equipment, it is therefore important to assign them a different profile giving these alarms the required severity
(major, minor, etc).
The procedure for assigning a profile and, by extension, a severity to an alarm, is realisable and
described in the appendix, as is how to create a profile with which to assign an alarm a severity not represented
in the existing profiles. This assignment is carried out via a functional window on the craft terminal, so it is
important to carry out the process at the lowest possible level in the window tree structure (in the PDH Port
view: r01s01sl04/port#x-P window, for example, for the LOS alarm on the port). The assignment of a profile
from a higher level view can be masked by the same operation performed at the lowest level, even if this was
done first.
When commissioning is finished, Alcatel recommends the use of profile #10001 in operation. However,
the user can assign a different existing profile or create a new one for operation.
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2.5.1 Housekeeping alarms
Incoming alarm
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- Choose an Input port in the housekeeping alarms display (Views/External Points command
in the EML-USM window).
- Assign ASAP#2 to the port.
- On the distribution frame, force this housekeeping alarm input port to the 0BS voltage.
- Check that this housekeeping alarm is registered by the equipment (EXTN and WNG icons
activated in the equipment view, alarms listing).

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2.5.2 Remote alarms (CONGI in slot 4)
Connect the remote alarms and housekeeping alarms TRU transfer cable to the top 15-way connector of
the CONGI board in slot 10.
The alarms generated to check the test of this section 2.5.2 are the same as the alarms of next section
2.5.3.
So that the signalling of these alarms ( led or remote alarm loop ) is not masked by previous alarms, it
may be necessary to assign a No alarm ASAP profile to the remaining alarms prior to this test.
Configure the signal of one of the equipment ports as only synchronization signal ( Views /
Synchronization menu of the EML-USM window – see appendix 1 ).
Remove the signal from this port.
 On the distribution frame, check for a circuit closed on OBS on the UG remote alarm
circuit.
Configure one of the SDH port of the equipment as LAPD interface ( Nertwork or User).
At the distribution frame end, loop back this port on itself .
 On the distribution frame, check for a circuit closed on OBS on the NG remote alarm
circuit.
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2.5.3 Alarm displayed by the craft terminal and the equipment

Configure the signal of one of the equipment ports as only synchronization signal ( Views /
Synchronization menu of the EML-USM window – see appendix 1 ).
Impose a No Alarm ASAP profile on the remaining alarms (LOS alarms of the other ports, for
example) to prevent them masking the alarm below (see appendix 1).
Remove the signal from the port above.
 Check that the UG LED lights on the front panel of the equipment's EQUICO board in
slot 22 and that the craft terminal indicates an Loss of timing sources MAJ alarm
( MAJ icon and Diagnosis / Alarms / NE Alarms command in the EML-USM view of
the equipment ).
Configure one of the SDH port of the equipment as LAPD interface ( Nertwork or User).
At the distribution frame end, loop back this port on itself.
 Check that the NG LED lights on the front panel of the equipment's EQUICO board in
slot 22 and that the craft terminal indicates an Communication Subsystem failure MIN
alarm ( MIN icon and Diagnosis / Alarms / NE Alarms command of the EML-USM
view of the equipment ).
Loop one of the equipment's PDH or SDH ports using the appropriate software command.
 Check that the command is acknowledged by activating the AC (Abnormal
Conditions) icon in the EML-USM view.
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the severity assigned to them by configuring the corresponding ASAP profile to the lowest level in
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2.6 Equipment configuration - storage
For this, the equipment must be configured with its basic operating parameters. These are:
 the NE address,
 the OS address,
 the configuration of the NTP server,
 the LAPD configuration,
 the ETHERNET configuration,
 the RAP and MESA configurations (where appropriate),
 its synchronization parameters,
 the ASAP profile of its alarms,
 the ALS mode of its optical interfaces.
The first seven configurations are accessed via the Views/Comm Routing command and the
appropriate operating parameters are available in the DCS or test sheet 2 in this manual.
 Save the equipment configuration in an MIB on the craft terminal. When

restored and activated, this MIB will reconfigure the equipment according to its operating
parameters and will cancel any loopback on the ports.
 Modify one of the equipment parameters.
 Restore then activate the MIB.
 Check that the above parameter is restored to its initial value.
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2.7 Testing/measuring the optical interfaces

The ALS protection on the optical ports and their transmit power are measured on the distribution
frame.
These operations must be carried out on all the optical interfaces.
The link budget is recorded when the OMSNs are connected.
2.7.1 Checking laser safety

 Connect, according to the labelling, the ports of the optical module to the appropriate
jumpers,
 Set the optical ports to ALS enable mode (see appendix 1).
 On the distribution frame, disconnect the transmit port of the optical interface
and connect to it a photometer, at the wavelength.
 Check that the optical output power from the board is zero.
 Set the optical port to ALS Automatic Restart: ALS Enable mode.
 Check that transmission occurs for approximately 2 seconds after a time interval of no
SHEETS more than three minutes.
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Some photometers
ports of the optical interface back on themselves and check automatic laser restart on the craft terminal.
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2.7.2 Checking optical continuity
This operation entails checking the assignment of the jumpers and their optical continuity. It is also
to check the available power at the ports of those that are directly connected to the transmit port of one
of the equipment's optical interfaces.

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So, for each of the equipment's optical modules:
connect, according to the labelling, the ports of the optical module to the appropriate jumpers,
from the Craft terminal, declare laser forcing on the module (see appendix 1 ),
based on the labelling, at the distribution frame end, measure the available power at the port of the
jumper directly connected to the transmit port of the optical module,
check that the measured value is consistent with the table below,
compare the value with the factory test sheet; if necessary, note any deviation on the test sheet,
at the distribution frame end, loop the opposing jumpers of the same module,
from the craft terminal, check that there are no receive LOS alarms on the module.
After these measurements:

unloop the jumpers at the distribution frame end.
cancel laser forcing for the module and set it to the ALS Enable mode (see appendix 1 ).
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Review of optical board (module) characteristics
STM1 modules
Board type Code Wavelength (nm) Transmit power Sensitivity Saturation Attenuation range
(dbm) threshold
S - 1.1 3AL78815 1261 - 1360 - 15 < Ps < - 8  -28 dBm - 8 dBm 0 - 12 dB
L - 1.1 3AL78838 1280 - 1335 - 5 < Ps < 0  -34 dBm - 10 dBm 10 – 28 dB
L – 1.2 3AL78839 1480 - 1580 - 5  Ps  0  -34 dBm - 10 dBm 10 – 28 dB
L – 1.2 JE 3AL78840 1530 - 1560 - 4  Ps  0  -38 dBm - 13 dBm 13 - 33 dB
STM 4 modules
Board type Code Wavelength (nm) Transmit power Sensitivity Saturation Attenuation range
(dbm) threshold
S - 4.1 3AL78856 AA 1261 - 1360 - 15  Ps  - 8  -28 dBm - 8 dBm 0 - 12 dB
L - 4.1 3AL78856 AC 1280 - 1335 - 3  Ps  +2  -31 dBm - 8 dBm 10 – 27 dB
L - 4.2 3AL78856 AE 1480 - 1580 - 3  Ps  +2  -28 dBm - 8 dBm 10 – 24 dB
L - 4.2 JE 3AL78856 AL 1530 - 1560 - 3  Ps  +2  -32 dBm - 8 dBm 10 – 28 dB
STM 16 modules
Board type Code Wavelength Transmit power Sensitivity Saturation Attenuation range
(nm) (dbm) threshold
S – 16.1 3AL78894 AA 1270 – 1360 - 5  Ps  0  -18 dBm 0 dBm 0 - 12 dB
3AL78895 AA
L – 16.1 3AL78896 AA 1280 – 1335 - 2  Ps  +2  -27 dBm -8 dBm 10 – 24 dB
3AL78897 AA
L – 16.2 3AL78898 AA 1500 – 1580 -2  Ps  +2  -28 dBm -8 dBm 10 – 24 dB
3AL78899 AA
L – 16.2 JE1 3AL79028AA 1530 – 1560 +1  Ps  +4  -29 dBm -9 dBm 13 – 28 dB
L - 16.2 JE2 3AL79029 AA 1550 - 1560 -3  Ps  -1  -29 dBm -9 dBm *
L - 16.2 JE3 3AL79030 AA 1550 - 1560 -3  Ps  -1 ** -9 dBm **
STM16 3AL79187 A_ 1530 – 1561 -3  Ps  1660
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-27 dBm MANUAL WITH***
-9 dBm TEST
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*: Attenuation range depending on the booster in use.
** : To be used with a booster together with the OA preamplifier on G652 and G653 fibers.
Attenuation range depending on the OA characteristics..
*** : Depending on the WDM specifications.

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2.8 SDH port tests
Tests on an SDH port are carried out using an extra SDH port. If the equipment has only one, an
extra PDH port will be used.
PORT TYPE TEST INSTRUMENT CONFIGURATION
STM1 electrical Bit rate: 155520 kbit/s

Code: CMI
PRBS: 223-1 for VC4 (140 Mbit/s), 215-1 for VC12 (2 Mbit/s)
Transmit clock: received clock
STM1 optical Bit rate: 155520 kbit/s

Code: NRZ

Code: NRZ

Code: NRZ
One port from each board will be chosen to perform the following 48 V power supply redundancy
test:
Isolate a first 48V circuit breaker for the equipment under test.
Check that there are no disturbances on the analyzer.
Re-engage this first circuit breaker and isolate the second.
Check that there are no disturbances on the analyzer.
Re-engage the second circuit breaker.
2.8.1 Use of an extra SDH port

1660 SM
An SDH analyzer is connected to the distribution COMMISSIONING
frame MANUAL
for each port under WITH
test. The TEST is
equipment
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configured with a bidirectional link between the SDH port to be tested and the extra SDH port (see
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analyzer then checks for the absence of faults between the SDH ports being tested and
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If the extra port is optical, set it to ALS mode,
If the port under test is optical, set it to ‘Laser forced on‘ mode,
Check that there are no alarms and faults on the analyzer,
Disconnect transmission from the analyzer,

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Check for presence of a receive mode AIS alarm on the analyzer,
Reconnect transmission from the analyzer and open the distribution frame loop on the extra port,
Check for presence of a receive mode AIS alarm on the analyzer,
Restore the optical port being tested to its initial ALS mode.
SDH port under test

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Craft terminal
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2.8.2 Use of an extra PDH port
If the equipment has only one SDH port, its test must be carried out using a PDH port. If this is a 2
Mbit/s port, the equipment is configured with a bidirectional link between the TU12 structured SDH port
1660TU12
and the 2 Mbit/s port corresponding to a particular SM COMMISSIONING MANUAL
of the STM1 signal. WITH TEST
The analyzer, connected
SHEETS to the SDH port at the distribution frame, generates a random pattern on the same TU12. It then checks
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the distribution frame.
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Distribution SDH port under test

frames
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2.8.3 EPS protection of the P4ES1 boards ( 1.1.B version only ).
The P4ES1 board processes the 4 STM1 signals that it is provided with by its electrical A4ES1 port
board.
The equipment conditionally includes the N+1 EPS protection of N P4ES1 boards. For this protection to
be realisable, it is necessary that :
 The spare and protected P4ES1 boards are adjacent.
 The spare P4ES1 board is inserted in the slot to the left of the P4ES1 protected boards.
 The port board corresponding to the P4ES1 spare board is a HPROT board.
 The HPROT board is inserted in the slot to the left of the port boards corresponding to
the P4ES1 protected boards.
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Such a protection is illustrated by the example below where the protected P4ES1 board is in slot 27
(N = 1 ), its port board in slot 5, its spare board in slot 26 and the HPROT board in slot 4.
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This equipment is equipped with a P63E1 ( slot 24 ) and its 2 Mb/s A21E1 port boards ( slots 1, 2
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SDH port under test
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 Declare the EPS protection of the P4ES1 board in slot 27 by the P4ES1 board in slot
26.
 Create a bidirectional link between a 2 Mbit/s port of the A21E1 board in slot 1 and a
TU#12 of a STM1 port ( slot 5 ) of the protected board ( slot 27 ).
 At the distribution frame end of the STM1 port, connect an analyser generating a
random pattern on the same TU#12.
 Checks for the correct operation of the link between the analyser and the 2
Mb/s port looped back on itself at the distribution frame.
 remove the P4ES1 board in slot 27.
 Check, after a brief transitional period, for the correct operation of the analyser.
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2.9 PDH port tests
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TEST INSTRUMENT CONFIGURATION
Bit rate: 2048 kbit/s +/- 50 ppm - code: HDB3

PRBS: 215-1 - Transmit clock: internal clock
Bit rate: 34368 kbit/s +/- 20 ppm - code: HDB3

Bit rate: 139264 kbit/s +/- 15 ppm - code: CMI


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These PDH ports are tested using an extra SDH port on the subrack.
The latter port is looped back on itself at its distribution frame. The equipment is configured with a
bidirectional link between the PDH port under test and the extra SDH port structured to transmit the
data rate of the PDH port. An analyzer, connected at the distribution frame of the PDH port, tests the
link.
A particular case of such a test is illustrated by the equipment below. It is equipped with 2 Mb/s PDH
ports ( P63E1 board in slot 24 and its 3 port boards in slot 1, 2 and 3 ) and with STM1 SDH ports
(P4ES1 board in slot 27 and its A4ES1 port board in slot 5 ).
SDH port under test 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
Generator
Error
detector
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frames
Craft terminal
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 If the extra port is optical, set it to ALS mode,

 If the port under test is optical, set it to Laser forced on mode,
Using an analyser, check: 1660 SM COMMISSIONING MANUAL WITH TEST

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for presence of a receive mode AIS alarm on the analyser after opening the loop on the
extra SDH port. Close the loop again.
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 for presence of a receive mode AIS alarm on the analyser after disconnecting
transmission from the analyser.
 Restore the optical port being tested to its initial ALS mode.
One port for each board will be chosen to perform the following 48 V power supply redundancy test:
 Disconnect a first 48V circuit breaker for the equipment under test.
 Check that there are no disturbances on the analyser.
 Re-engage the first circuit breaker and disconnect the second.

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 Check that there are no disturbances on the analyser.
 Re-engage the second circuit breaker.
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2.9.2 EPS Protection for PDH boards ( 1.1.B version only )

Each of the P3E3 and P3T3 boards has a A3E3 port board, each of the P63E1 boards has 3 A21E1
port boards at most.
P3E3 and P3T3 boards can be fit with N+1 EPS protection on the same conditions as the P4ES1
board (refer to section 2.8.3 ) :
 The spare and protected P3E3 ( or P3T3 ) boards are adjacent.
 The spare P3E3 ( or P3T3 ) boards are inserted in the slot to the left of the P3E3 ( or
P3T3 ) protected boards.
 The port board corresponding to the P3E3 ( or P3T3 ) spare board is a HPROT board.
 The HPROT board is inserted in the slot to the left of the port boards corresponding to
the P3E3 ( or P3T3 ) protected boards.
P63E1 boards can be fit with N+1 EPS protection. It only requires presence of a spare P63E1 board
in slot 32.
 Declare the EPS protection of a group of PDH boards of the same type ( P3E3, P3T3 or
P63E1) or of a PDH board by a spare board .
 Create a bidirectional link between a PDH port of a protected board and a SDH port of
the equipment , this port being structured to transmit the data rate of the PDH port.
 At the distribution frame end of the PDH port, connect an analyser generating a
random pattern.
 Checks for the correct operation of the link between the analyser and the SDH
port looped back on itself at the distribution frame.
 Remove the protected PDH board.
 Check, after a brief transitional period, for the correct operation of the analyser.
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2.10 Synchronization by external ports

The aim of this test is to check:
 the wiring as far as the distribution frame for the equipment synchronization input and
output ports,
 operation of the synchronization mode in use on site ( priority or quality-based ).
Because of the multiple configuration capabilities of the equipment, SDH and PDH synchronisation
signals in this test are not specified but it is important to avoid loopbacks on the synchronization system
(use, as the synchronization signal, of the receive signal on an STM1 port looped back on itself, for
example).
2.10.1 Priority-based synchronisation system.

Display the Synchronization view from the 1660
EML-USM view ( command:MANUAL
SM COMMISSIONING Views / Synchronization).
WITH TEST
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 Clock extracted from an incoming PDH signal, priority 2,
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clock feeding the SERVICE board, priority 3.
At the distribution frame, supply the above three signals via separate generators.
In addition, have the equipment's synchronization clock accessible externally (Synchronization/Set T0 =
T4 command).
 From the craft terminal, check that:
 the equipment is synchronized by the SDH signal,
 the equipment's synchronization clock is supplied to the SERVICE board.
Disconnect the SDH signal.

 the equipment is synchronized via the PDH signal.
Disconnect the PDH signal.

 the equipment is synchronized via the external clock supplying the SERGI board.
Disconnect the external synchronization source.

 clock T0 is extracted from the Int. Oscillator reference block (in Free-running or
Holdover mode if the previous clock reference was used as a reference clock for at least
30 minutes).
2.10.2 Quality-based synchronisation system.

 Define the 2 following synchronisation sources for the equipment, using the quality-
based criteria.
 Clock extracted from an incoming SDH signal, priority 2 and quality G812T.
This quality may be :
wether supplied by the SDH signal ( least significant bits of the S1 byte
in its SDH frame : 0100 ) then extracted from this signal by the equipment
("Input Quality Configuration " parameter of the "Timing Source
Configuration " window set to "Extracted", window resulting from the
selection of the synchronisation source and the choice of the
"Synchronisation / Timing Source Configuration " command in the
Synchronisation view ).
Or directly defined from the craft terminal (" Input Quality
Configuration " parameter described above set to G812T ).
 Clock extracted from an incoming PDH signal, priority 1 and quality
G812L ("Input Quality Configuration " parameter described above set to G812L ).
 Supply the equipment with the 2 signals above.

 the equipment is synchronized via the SDH signal.
SHEETS  Assign to the SDH signal a G813 quality ( least significant bits of the S1 byte in its
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SDH frame
Configuration " set to G813 if it is defined by the craft terminal ).
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 the equipment is synchronized via the PDH signal.
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2.11 EPS Protection of the MATRICE board
 Declare the non-revertive EPS protection of the MATRICE board in slot 23 by the
MATRICE board in slot 40 (see appendix 1 ).
2.11.1 Protection of the Synchronisation.

 From the craft terminal, check that :
 the manual switch from the MATRICE protected board on to the spare
MATRICE board during the test 17 ( priority or quality-based synchronisation ) does
not modify the progress of this test.
2.11.2 Protection of the transmission function.

 The equipment is configured with a bidirectional link between one of its PDH ports
and an extra SDH port structured to transmit the data rate of the PDH port. This SDH port is
looped back on itself at its distribution frame.
 An analyser, connected at the distribution frame of the PDH port, generates a random
pattern and checks its zero bit error ratio in its receive mode.
 Realise the manual switch from the MATRICE protected board on to the spare
MATRICE board.
 Check, after a brief transitional period, for :

 The zero bit error ratio of the analyser following upon the switch.
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2.12 SNCP/I protection local test

The equipment has a PDH signal port board and 2 SDH ports. Each of these is looped back on itself
at the distribution frame.
The equipment is configured with a bidirectional link between a PDH port and one of the SDH port,
structured to transmit the data rate of the PDH port. The second SDH port, structured in the same way,
provides non-revertive SNCP/I protection of the link.
An analyzer, connected to the distribution frame of the PDH port, gives a zero bit error ratio on the
bidirectional link using the protected path.
The equipment has no alarm.
 Check that:
 After opening the loop on the protected SDH port and after a brief transitional period,
the analyzer gives a zero bit error ratio on the link.
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When the OMSNs have been connected, it is important to check that the signals received via the
optical interfaces lead to correct operation of the optical interfaces in normal conditions of use.
These checks are carried out in turn, on each optical link, in an order to be defined at the outset (section
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When an OMSN has to be connected to equipment that is not part of the contract, the checks will
stop at the distribution frame to which it is directly connected; they will then be limited to the checks
described in the first part of this manual.
The optical margin relative to the sensitivity of the line port is measured over the entire optical link
connecting two OMSNs of the contract.
This margin Mg is expressed as follows:
Mg = Pr – P1
in which Pr is the received power and P1 the sensitivity of the optical port.
Depending on customer requirements, two sensitivity measurements are proposed: the first uses the
measured sensitivity threshold of the receive line port and the second uses its maximum value supplied
by the manufacturer.
The test plugs take account of both methods.
Connect the equipment.
3.1 Received power

For each of the equipment's optical interfaces, measure received power Pr at the appropriate
distribution frame port using a photometer.
To obtain a receive optical signal, force transmission from the local optical interface so that the
remote optical interface (in ALS mode) returns an optical signal.
Repeat this test on the spare fibre, if provided.
Check the consistency of the received power measurement against the cable documentation.
3.2 Optical margin relative to saturation

Knowing the minimum saturation threshold value of the optical port used (see table in section 2.7),
check that the received power has a margin of at least 1 db relative to saturation.
3.3 Measuring line sensitivity of the optical ports

This measurement is justified only if its result is used instead of the sensitivity value guaranteed by the
manufacturer to calculate the path's optical margin (see section 3).
For this measurement, there are two possibilities:
Four measurement points between 10-6 and 10-9 were used in the factory (see factory measurement
sheet), in which case you should apply the two-point measurement method described below.
The factory measurements include fewer than four 1660points, in which case youMANUAL
SM COMMISSIONING should perform this check
WITH TEST
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Disconnect the receive fibre and insert, between it and the receive input of the line port, a variable
optical attenuator preset to the minimum optical budget value.
By gradually increasing the attenuator value, two measurement points will be established giving bit
error ratios of 10-8 and 10-6.
Enter these measurements on the optical measurement sheet and complete it with the board
identification fields.

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The sensitivity value P1m for a BER of 10-10 will be extrapolated over the curve from the two
preceding points.
Compare these measurements with those in the factory measurement sheet.
Check that the P1m value is in accordance with the tolerances in the table in section 2.7.
Re-enable laser safety.
3.4 Line port optical margin

a) Using measured sensitivity:
Check that Mg = Pr – P1m is greater than 3 db + 0.02 db/km.
b) Using the maximum sensitivity value:
This value Plth is supplied by the tables in section 2.7.

Check that Mg = Pr – P1th is greater than 3 db + 0.02 db/km.
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4 NETWORK TESTS
The aim of these tests is to:
check (in the case of first creation) supervision of the equipment by the 1353SH5 and 1354RM5
management systems,
check the protection provided by the equipment (transmission and synchronization).
check, over a 48 hour period, the bit error ratios on the links chosen initially to evaluate
transmission quality on the network.
4.1 Equipment supervision by the management systems
4.1.1 Supervision by the 1353SH5

When the 1353SH5 and 1354RM5 network managers are installed, they can supervise the network
elements.
These are defined in a map on the 1353SH5 manager by their references (OMSN, 1660SM) and their
versions. The definition of each equipment (or network element) is supplemented by its P Sel, S
Selector, T Sel and NSAP address information (items supplied by the DCS).
Since the equipment has previously been configured with its address, the address of the 1353SH5, its
LAPD, MESA and RAP (if appropriate) configurations, the 1353SH5 can access it, supervise it and,
lastly, upload its operating configuration (Supervision/Align up command in the map view).
SHEETS  Check accessibility, supervision and alignment of the equipment (its representative
icon in the map is green, as are the icons in its EML-USM view (Q3, SUP and ALI)).
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 Create and activate a new ASAP. Check that it is registered by the equipment.
 Backup/Restore operation.

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At this stage, the equipment is configured according to the customer's requirements that are not yet
downloaded into the equipment (operator profiles, etc).
Each of the remaining alarms displayed in the EML-USM views is analyzed for correction. At the
end of this examination, each network element should be free of all alarms.
The results of these operations and any problems (alarm remaining on a network element, etc) must
be entered in the corresponding acceptance test sheet.
4.1.2 Supervision by an RECT craft terminal

If the equipment has an LAPD configuration, it should be supervised by an RECT craft terminal, and the
equipment to which this RECT terminal is connected will then serve as a mediation device for
maintenance information concerning the supervised network element. Having granted access to the
network element from the craft terminal:
Check that:
 the NE is supervised in the RECT craft terminal's NES view (display showing its
NSAP address, its type and its version),
 the EML-USM view of the network element gives its supervised state (SUP icon
green),
 inventory information is compliant with the customer documentation
(Equipment/Remote inventory command),
 alarms are reported to the RECT craft terminal when generated in the network
element, and the history logs are displayed correctly,
 when a new ASAP is created and activated from the RECT craft terminal, it is
registered by the NE,
 when the NE configuration is backed up in an MIB, the NE configuration is modified
and then the initial MIB is restored and activated, the NE is restored to its initial
configuration.
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4.2 MSP 1+1 protection
This protects main connection A between two SDH ports of two network elements with a standby
connection B between two other SDH ports of the same network elements. It can therefore be set up
only if the network configuration allows (see figure below).
Connectin A
PDH PDH
port port
Connection B
 Declare standard bidirectionnal and non-reversible 1+1 MSP protection of the main
bidirectional connection A via standby bidirectional connection B.
 Check for the " Active1660
" state of the " MSP Protection Status " of the 2 SDH
SM COMMISSIONING MANUAL WITH TEST
SHEETS ports of the A connection ( " Port / Physical Media / MSP Management " command of
the EML-USM view ).
 Check for error-free transmission on a link between two PDH ports of the same
bit rate (2, 34 or 140 Mbit/s) on the two network elements, link using connection A.
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 Disconnect reception on one of the two SDH ports on the A connection.
 Check for the " Active " state of the " MSP Protection Status " of the 2 SDH
ports of the B connection ( " Port / Physical Media / MSP Management " ).
 After a transitional phase, if necessary, check that transmission between the two
PDH ports is error free.

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 Disconnect reception on the other SDH port on the A connection.
 Check that this brings no additional error on the link between the 2 PDH ports.
 Reconnect the previous ports. If these are optical ports, wait for the optical link
restoration timer (in ALS mode) to time out to clear the LOS alarms on the link.
 Disconnect reception on one of the two SDH ports on the main connection.
 Check that this brings no additional error on the link between the 2 PDH ports.
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4.3 Link SNCP/I protections
These protections are monitored on specified links between PDH ports comprising all or part of the
links chosen for 48 hour qualification testing.
 Choose two PDH ports operating at the same bit rate (2, 34 or 140 Mbit/s) on two different NEs,
interlinked by two SDH connections. Between these two ports, create an SNCP/I protected link, in
which each path (protected and protecting) uses one of the connections linking the two NEs.
 On the manager system, check the protected path used by the link and that it
has a zero BER.
 Disconnect the connection supporting the protected link (or force the Laser Off mode in the case of
an optical port).
 On the manager system, check the new path used by the link and that it has a
zero BER after the transitional switchover period.
 Reconnect the connection (or restore the ALS mode, depending on circumstances). In the case of
an optical connection, wait for its re-ignition timer to time out before carrying out any further
action.
Enter the above results in the measurement sheet.

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4.4 Synchronization of the equipment in operation
 Interconnect and configure the OMSNs according to their operating priorities so that
they simulate their operating synchronisation.
 Using the manager system, check that the OMSN is synchronised by its
incoming signal of greater priority or better quality according to the synchronisation
mode in use (priority or quality ).
SHEETS
 Disconnect this synchronisation signal from the equipment.
 Check on the manager that its synchronisation switches over to the signal
chosen next, in order of priority or quality, by the synchronisation system ( free-
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case of use of the quality criteria, it is necessary to re-examine the quality assigned to
each incoming SDH signal, as this quality may have been modified by the adjacent
OMSNs.
Note: To avoid having to go to the sites, this test can be carried out by temporarily setting the laser of
the adjacent OMSN to OFF from the manager system. At the same time, check that supervision is
still total with no "equipment failure".
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4.5 Long term transmission tests
The aim of these tests is to monitor transmission quality on the circuits provided at the outset.
Both directions of transmission on these circuits are monitored by a test set connected to one of its
terminal ports in the originating station and with a physical loopback at the far end.
Create the circuits using the 1354RM5 manager.
Connect the test sets to the distribution frame ports selected on the originating station (normally the
GNE station). Each test set must be set to the bit rate and pseudo-random pattern stipulated in the table
in section 2.9.
Check:
that there are no alarms on the manager system,
that there are no errors over a ten-minute period on the test sets before continuing.
Then, proceed as follows:
Clear the maintenance memories of all the NEs.
Reset the counters on the test sets.
Activate the test set printers.
The results of the 24-hour tests on each circuit must comply with the generally accepted thresholds S1
and S2 below:
If each parameter is below S1, the link is accepted,
If one of the parameters is between S1 and S2, a second test must be carried out,
If one of the parameters is greater than S2, the link is unacceptable.
BIT RATE on TEST THRESHOLD ES SES
2 Mbit/s S1 1 0
for one path S2 6 1
34 or 45 Mbit/s S1 3 0
for one path S2 10 1
140/155 Mbit/s S1 3 0
for one path S2 12 1
Note: A correction factor K is applied to thresholds S1 and S2 if the ring is swept K times.
If condition S1 is not satisfied:

 Use the 1353SH5 manager system to check the maintenance memories of each network
element to determine the cause of the errors (board fault, port alarm, etc).
 Analyze, if the fault is not external.
 Otherwise, isolate half of the ring (with no optical loopback on the two free SDH ports)
1660 SM
and start counting again on the remaining COMMISSIONING
operational MANUALthe
paths to determine WITH TESTof the
location
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5 APPENDIX 1: EQUIPMENT CONFIGURATION
5.1 Configuring a board or SDH port

Display the NE's SR60M view.
Select the slot to be configured.
If the slot is occupied by a board that does not tally with the customer documentation, take it out of
service (Equipment/Set out of service command), delete it (Equipment/Set/Empty slot command)
then configure the slot (Equipment/Set).
If the slot is empty, configure it immediately using the Equipment/Set command.
To configure an SDH port, display the board supporting the port (view obtained by double-clicking the
slot of the board in the SR60M view ), select the port to be configured and proceed as above.
5.2 ALS mode of an optical port

Display the view of the port describing its various functional blocks.
Select its physical block (SPI or PPI),
Use the Port/Physical Media/ALS Management command to set the port to ALS or Forced mode.
5.3 Assigning a defined severity to an LOS alarm
5.3.1 Severity assigned to the LOS alarm for each of the NE's ASAPs
Use the Configuration/Alarms severities command. The resulting ASAPs Management view gives
the severity assigned to the LOS alarm for each ASAP (#2, #3, #4) available to the NE.
Simply click an ASAP in this view and choose the Detail command. The ASAP Edition view gives
the severity information. ASAPs #2, #3 and #4 are permanently assigned in the NE and cannot be
modified.
If none of these ASAP gives the desired severity to an alarm ( NG severity to a LOS alarm, for
example ), a new ASAP must be created with this severity (see next section on creating a new ASAP).
5.3.2 Creating a new ASAP profile

Use the Configuration/Alarms severities command. 1660 SM COMMISSIONING MANUAL WITH TEST
SHEETS Select ASAP #2 (for example) and choose the Clone command.
In the resulting view, allocate the severities required for the various alarms.
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Note: The number of new ASAPs created is limited to 2.

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5.3.3 Allocating a new ASAP to the LOS alarm
Display the SR60M view (double click in the Equipment view obtained via the Views/Equipment
command).
Click the slot corresponding to the physical location of the port where the LOS alarm is created.
Click again to zoom in on the port on which the alarm is created (for example, SDH Port view:
r01s01sl30/port#01-OpS in the case of an SDH optical port or PDH Port View: r01sr01sl01/port#01-P in
the case of a 2 Mbit/s PDH port.).
Select the functional block containing the LOS alarm (SPI or PPI).
Choose the Set alarm severities command.
Select and acknowledge an ASAP profile in which the severity of the LOS alarm matches the
required severity.
5.4 NE synchronization parameters

Network element synchronization is set up via the synchronization window in the EML-USM view
(Views/Synchronization command).
Synchronization sources are declared by clicking the first empty block in the lefthand column supplying
the T0 output, by choosing the Synchronization/Timing source configuration command and completing
the resulting Timing source configuration window.
The Choose button in this window can be used to select the appropriate TP in the resulting TP Search
window.
This is selected by choosing the board on which the TP is located (MATRICE in the case of an
external source), specifying the TP Class of the Filter Section and clicking Search TP. All that is then
needed is to select the TP and acknowledge it (OK).
The Timing source configuration window must then be completed with the quality of the source and
its priority.
5.5 Eps Protection of the MATRICE board
5.5.1 Declaration of the EPS protection of the MATRICE board.

Select the main MATRICE board in the SR60M window, activate the " EPS / Configure " command and
complete the resulting " EPS Configuration ".
5.5.2 Manual switch from the protected board to the spare board.
Select the main MATRICE board in the SR60M window, activate the " EPS / Switch " command. In
the resulting " EPS Switch " window, activate the " Switch to " command after the selection of
"Protecting ".
The normal operation of the main MATRICE board
1660 SM will only be restoredMANUAL
COMMISSIONING when the WITH
manual switch
TEST
SHEETS that disabled it will be released (" Release " parameter of the " Switch to " command in the " EPS
Switch " window).
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5.6 Bidirectional link at 2 Mbit/s (C12) between two SDH ports (STM1 and STM4) with
TU12 structure
An analyser generates a STM4 signal in which the AU4s have a TU12 structure. In this signal, the
analyser inserts a 2 Mbit/s pattern on one of the TU12s of AU4#1 of the STM4 signal (TU12 = 1.1.1 for
example).
This analyser is connected to the optical port of an S4.1 board ( in slot 24, for example ), this port
having a TU12 structure to transmit the 2 Mb/s pattern of the analyser.
A bidirectional link transmits this pattern between the optical port on the S4.1 board and the top port
of a P4S1 board, having a TU12 structure ( in slot 25, for example ). The latter port is looped back on
itself.
The analyser measures the bit error ratio on the 2 Mbit/s pattern inserted into its transmit signal, sent
over the link and delivered to it on its receive port via the optical port on the board S4.1 to which it is
connected.
This link is described below by its three component cross-connections.
First AU4#1 cross-connection of the top optical port on the STM4 board in slot 7 and one of the VC4
ports of the matrix on the SYNTH1 board in slot 9.
Display the transmission window from the EML-USM view (Views/Transmission command).
Choose the Add TP command.
In the resulting TP Search window, display the boards of the equipment in the lefthand part, click
the S41 board in slot 24, specify AU4 & VC4 as the TP Class of the Filter Section and click Search
TP. The list of AU4 TPs on the board is displayed in the righthand part. Select TP
r01sr1sl24/port#01-#01-AU4P and click OK.
The transmission view then shows the AU4#1 icon of the S4.1 board. Click this icon and choose
the Views / Terminate TP command. Clicking the AU4#1 in the Transmission view then displays a
VC4 port of the matrix in slot 23 (the VC4 of port#1 of the matrix in this case), to which the
AU4#1 of the optical port on the S41 board in slot 24 is connected.
The AU4#1 of the optical port on the S41 board in slot 24 is then linked to the first VC4 port
(port#1) of the matrix on the MATRICE board in slot 23.
Set this VC4 to TU12 structure (Views/Structure TP/TU12 command after selecting it).
Second AU4#1 cross-connection of the top port of the STM1 board in slot 9 and one of the VC4 ports
of the matrix on the SYNTH1 board in slot 9.
Proceed as above, replacing the AU4#1 of the optical port on the S41 board in slot 24 with the
AU4#1 of the top optical port on the P4S1 board in slot 25.
The AU4#1 of the top optical port on the S41 board in slot 25 is then linked to the second VC4 port
(port#2) of the matrix on the MATRICE board in slot 23.
Set this VC4 to TU12 structure (Views/Structure TP/TU12 command after selecting it).

SHEETS Third cross-connection between the two TU12#1-1-1 of the preceding VC4s.
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In the preceding view showing the AU4#1 link of the top optical port on the P4S1 board in slot 25
and a VC4 port (port#2) of the matrix on the MATRICE board in slot 23, click the VC4 functional
block and subsequent functional blocks until TU12#1-1-1 appears.
Click this TP and choose the Transmission/CrossConnection/Create Cross Connection function. In
the resulting Main Cross Connection window, this TP is then one of the endpoints of the link
between the two TU12#1-1-1 of the VC12 ports (port#1 and port#2) of the matrix. The other
terminal point TU12#1-1-1 is then declared by clicking the Choose button for the Output port in the
resulting window and selecting it in the Search for cross-connection output window.

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Displaying the three cross-connections
This is obtained by choosing the Transmission/Cross Connections/Create Cross Connections

command and clicking the Search button in the resulting view.
5.7 PDH or SDH port loopback

Select its physical block (PPI or SPI) in the window showing its functional blocks and choose the
Port/Physical Media/Port Loopback Configuration command.
5.8 Configuration of the 1+1 MSP protection of a multiplex section

Display the EML-USM window of each of the equiments bounding the section then, in this window,
the view of the SDH port of the protected connection ( SDH port view ). Select its physical functional
block ( SPI or PPI ) and activate the Port / Physical media / MSP Create menu.
In the resulting MSP Schema Creation window, specify the Protected / Protecting Ports via the TP
Search window ( see its use in section 5.4 by example ) then set the Protection Schema parameter and
Schema parameters to APS 1+1 Standard and Bidirectional, respectively. Click the OK button.

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APPENDIX 2: TEST SHEETS
TEST SHEET: "DOCUMENTATION" No 1
Technical Presence on site

Code
manual yes * no *
DIS
DIL
DCS
3 AL 78990 AAAA
Technical
manual
3 AL 78991 AAAA
Operator
manual
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:

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RESERVATION No of report
ACCEPTED* REJECTED* attached at
S*
end.
Note * : enter a cross in the appropriate column.

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TEST SHEET: "BASIC NE CONFIGURATION DATA" No
2
NE P Selector : S Selector : T Selector :

address
Adresse NSAP :
Main OS P Selector : S Selector : T Selector :

address
Adresse NSAP :
Standby
P Selector : S Selector : T Selector :
OS
address Adresse NSAP :
Config. Protocol P Selector : S Selector : T Selector :

NTP NTP * :
Adresse NSAP :
1st signal : Priority :
2nd signal : Priority :
Priority * :
Synchro 3rd signal : Priority :
ni 4th signal : Priority :
sation 1st signal : Quality : Priority :
(T0) Quality * :
2nd signal : Quality : Priority :
NE with
3rd signal : Quality : Priority :
SSU * :
4th signal : Quality : Priority :
1st signal : Priority :

2nd signal : Priority :
Priority * :
3rd signal : Priority :
Synchro 4th signal : Priority :
ni
sation 1st signal : Quality : Priority :
(T4) T4 = Quality * : 2nd signal : Quality : Priority :
T1 3rd signal : Quality : Priority :
4th signal : Quality : Priority :
" Squelch criteria " for T1 :

Synchro
ni " Squelch criteria " for T0 :
sation
(T4) T4 =
Separate 1660 SM COMMISSIONING MANUAL WITH TEST
Synchro
SHEETS
" Forced Squelch " *:
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1st signal : Network : User :
2nd signal : Network : User :
3hd signal : Network : User :

4th signal : Network : User :
Ethernet Interface * : L2 only Parameter :
* : enter a cross if the function is realised in the equipment

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TEST SHEET: "BASIC NE CONFIGURATION DATA" No
2
Physical interface: Area address:

MAC address:
RAP Physical interface: Area address:
config. MAC address:
Physical interface: Area address:
MAC address:
Physical interface: System ID :

MAC address:
MESA Physical interface: System ID:
config. MAC address:
Physical interface: System ID:
MAC address:
ASAP
profile
Other:

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TEST SHEET: “MEASURING INSTRUMENTS” No
3
Calibration
Instrument Reference
date
PRBS generator
SDH analyzer
Photometer
G.703 analyzer
V11 analyzer
Optical attenuator

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TEST SHEET: "INSTALLATION" No
4
CHECK Compliant* Non

compliant*
Rack
Subrack
Power supply wiring
Electrical wiring
Optical wiring

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TEST SHEET: "POWER SUPPLIES, REDUNDANCY" No
5

compliant*
Power up
48 V1 redundancy
48 V2 redundancy
0B <-> frame ground continuity

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TEST SHEET: "SOFTWARE VERSION RUNNING" No
6
VERSION IN CUSTOMER VERSION INSTALLED AND RUNNING

DOCUMENTATION (CURRENT STATE: COMMIT)

SHEETS
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DATE ACCEPTED* REJECTED* attached at
S*
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TEST SHEET: "HARDWARE CONFIGURATION" No 7
No installation Installation alarm

SLOT
alarm** remaining *
10 ( CONGI )
11
( SERVICE )
12 ( CONGI )
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
SHEETS
22 ( EQUICO )
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( MATRICE )
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Notes *: for a configured slot, installation alarms: RUTM, RUM, RUP,
or a non configured slot with presence of a board, installation alarm:
UEP
(Unconfigured equipment present).
** : enter a cross in the appropriate column.

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TEST SHEET: "HARDWARE CONFIGURATION" ( CONTINUED ) No
7
No installation Installation alarm

SLOT
alarm** remaining *
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41

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DATE ACCEPTED** REJECTED** attached at
*
end. 74/132
Notes :
*: for a configured slot, installation alarms: RUTM, RUM, RUP,
for a non configured slot with presence of a board, installation alarm: UEP
(Unconfigured equipment present).
** : enter a cross in the appropriate column.

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TEST SHEET: "INVENTORY" No 8
INVENTORY Compliant* : Non compliant* :

SHEETS
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TEST SHEET: "REMOTE ALARMS AND HOUSEKEEPING ALARMS" No
9
Non
Check Compliant*
compliant*
Incoming
housekeeping alarm
UG Remote alarm
transfer
NG Remote alarm
transfer

SHEETS
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RESERVATION
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TEST SHEET: "DISPLAY OF ALARMS ON CRAFT TERMINAL AND NE" No
10
Non
Operation Compliant*
compliant*
Lighting of the MAJ LED on

craft terminal and UG LED on
the equipment
Lighting of the MIN LED on
craft terminal and NG LED on
the equipment
Acknowledgement of the
loopback command

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TEST SHEET: "EQUIPMENT CONFIGURATION - STORAGE" No
11

compliant*
Customer data taken into
account
MIB operation.

SHEETS
ED 1
DATEProposalACCEPTED*
- 10/07/00 REJECTED*
S* attached at
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TEST SHEET: "OPTICAL PORTS SAFETY – TRANSMIT POWER " No
12
Top rack
Safety P transmitted Not

Slot (board) Port at distribution
(OK / KO) applicable*
frame
Top
2( A2S1 )
Bottom
Top
3( A2S1 )
Bottom
Top
4 ( A2S1 )
Bottom
Top
5( A2S1 )
Bottom
Top
6( A2S1 )
Bottom
Top
7( A2S1 )
Bottom
Top
8( A2S1 )
Bottom
Top
9( A2S1 )
Bottom
Top
13 ( A2S1 )
Bottom
Top
14 ( A2S1 )
Bottom
Top
15 ( A2S1 )
Bottom
Top
16 ( A2S1 )
Bottom
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17 ( A2S1 )
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Bottom
Top
Bottom
Top
Bottom

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TEST SHEET: "OPTICAL PORTS SAFETY – TRANSMIT POWER " ( CONTINUED ) No
12
Bottom rack ( except STM16 )

frame
24 ( P4S1 ou Top P4S1/STM4
STM4 ) Bottom P4S1

STM4 ) Bottom P4S1

STM4 ) Bottom P4S1

STM4 ) Bottom P4S1

STM4 ) Bottom P4S1

STM4 ) Bottom P4S1

STM4 ) Bottom P4S1

STM4 ) Bottom P4S1

STM4 ) Bottom P4S1

STM4 ) Bottom P4S1

STM4 ) Bottom P4S1 1660 SM COMMISSIONING MANUAL WITH TEST
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ED 35 (1 P4S1 Top P4S1/STM4
ou - 10/07/00
Proposal
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Top P4S1/STM4
Bottom P4S1
Top P4S1/STM4
Bottom P4S1

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TEST SHEET: "OPTICAL PORTS SAFETY – TRANSMIT POWER " ( CONTINUED ) No
12

frame
38( P4S1 ou Top P4S1/STM4
STM4 ) Bottom P4S1

STM4 ) Bottom P4S1
Bottom rack ( STM16 )

Slot at distribution
frame
25 et 26
28 et 29
34 et 35
37 et 38
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS

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TEST SHEET: "SDH PORT TESTS" No 13
Top rack
Compliant No Not tested Not

Slot Board and
* compliant* ports** applicable*
A2S1 : 2 ports
2
A4ES1 : 4 ports
A2S1 : 2 ports
3
A4ES1 : 4 ports
A2S1 : 2 ports
4
A4ES1 : 4 ports
A2S1 : 2 ports
5
A4ES1 : 4 ports
A2S1 : 2 ports
6
A4ES1 : 4 ports
A2S1 : 2 ports
7
A4ES1 : 4 ports
A2S1 : 2 ports
8
A4ES1 : 4 ports
A2S1 : 2 ports
9
A4ES1 : 4 ports
A2S1 : 2 ports
13
A4ES1 : 4 ports
A2S1 : 2 ports
14
A4ES1 : 4 ports
A2S1 : 2 ports
15
A4ES1 : 4 ports
A2S1 : 2 ports
16
A4ES1 : 4 ports
A2S1 : 2 ports
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** : numbering of the craft terminal.

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TEST SHEET: "SDH PORT TESTS" ( CONTINUED ) No
13
Compliant No compliant No tested Not

Slot Board
* Ports ** ports** applicable *
P4S1 : 2 ports
24
STM4 : 2 ports
P4S1 : 2 ports
25
STM4 : 2 ports
P4S1 : 2 ports
26
STM4 : 2 ports
P4S1 : 2 ports
27
STM4 : 2 ports
P4S1 : 2 ports
28
STM4 : 2 ports
P4S1 : 2 ports
29
STM4 : 2 ports
P4S1 : 2 ports
30
STM4 : 2 ports
P4S1 : 2 ports
31
STM4 : 2 ports
P4S1 : 2 ports
32
STM4 : 2 ports
P4S1 : 2 ports
33
STM4 : 2 ports
P4S1 : 2 ports
34
STM4 : 2 ports
P4S1 : 2 ports
35
STM4 : 2 ports
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TEST SHEET: "SDH PORT TESTS" ( CONTINUED ) No
13
Compliant Non Not tested Not

Slot
* compliant * ports* applicable *
25 et
26
28 et
29
34 et
35
37 et
38
Additional port used:

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S*
end.

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TEST SHEET: "EPS PROTECTION OF P4ES1 BOARDS" No
14
Slots of the group of Non Not

Compliant *
protected boards** compliant * applicable *
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS
Description of the link used:
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** : enter a cross for every slot containing a protected board

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TEST SHEET: "PDH PORT TESTS" No 15
Top Rack :
Slo Board and Complian Not compliant Not

number of Not tested ports** applicabl
t t* ports**
ports e*
1 A21E1 : 21
ports: 21
A21E1
ports : 3
A3E3/T3
2
ports : 4
A4ES1
ports: 21
A21E1
ports : 3
A3E3/T3
3
ports: 4
A4ES1
ports: 21
A21E1
ports : 3
A3E3/T3
4
ports : 4
A4ES1
ports: 21
A21E1
ports : 3
A3E3/T3
5
ports: 4
A4ES1
ports: 21
A21E1
ports : 3
A3E3/T3
6
ports : 4
A4ES1
ports: 21
A21E1
ports : 3
A3E3/T3
7
ports: 4
A4ES1
ports: 21
A21E1
ports : 3
A3E3/T3
8
ports : 4
A4ES1
ports: 21
A21E1
ports : 3
A3E3/T3
9
ports: 4
A4ES1
ports: 21
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TEST SHEET: "PDH PORT TESTS" ( CONTINUED ) No
15
Slo Board and Complian Not compliant Not tested Ports Not
t number of t* Ports ** ** applicabl
ports e*
A21E1 : 21
ports : 3
A3E3/T3
15
ports
A4ES1 : 4
ports: 21
A21E1
ports : 3
16 A3E3/T3
ports: 4
A4ES1
ports: 21
A21E1
ports : 3
A3E3/T3
17
ports
A4ES1 : 4
ports: 21
A21E1
ports : 3
18 A3E3/T3
ports: 4
A4ES1
ports: 21
A21E1
ports : 3
A3E3/T3
19
ports
A4ES1 : 4
ports: 21
A21E1
ports : 3
20 A3E3/T3
ports: 4
A4ES1
ports: 21
21 A21E1
ports
SDH port used:

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Notes * : enter a cross in the appropriate column.

** : numbering of the craft terminal

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TEST SHEET: " EPS PROTECTION OF PDH BOARDS" No
16
Slots of the group of Protected Compliant Non Not

protected boards * board ** *** compliant *** applicable
P63E1 ***
24 P3E3
P3T3
25 P3E3
P3T3
26 P3E3
P3T3
P63E1
27 P3E3
P3T3
P3E3
28
P3E3
P3E3
29
P3E3
P63E1
30 P3E3
P3T3
31 P3E3
P3T3
32 P3E3
P3T3
P63E1
33 P3E3
P3T3
34 P3E3
P3T3
35 P3E3
P3T3
P63E1
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P63E1
P3E3
P3T3
Notes
* : enter a cross in the slot containing a protected board.
** : for every slot containing a protected board, enter a cross to identjfy the protected board.
*** : : enter a cross in the appropriate column.

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Description of the link and of the protected board used to check the protection:

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S*
end.

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TEST SHEET: "SYNCHRONIZATION BY EXTERNAL PORTS" No
17
Non
Synchronisation mode Compliant * Not passed *
compliant *
Priority based
Quality based
Description of the synchronisation signals used to check this test :

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S*
end.

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TEST SHEET: " EPS PROTECTION OF THE MATRICE BOARD" No
18
Non
Operation Compliant * Not passed *
compliant *
Priority-based
Synchronisation
Quality-based
Transmission
Description of the link used to check the transmission protection :

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S*
end.

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TEST SHEET: " SNCP/I PROTECTION LOCAL TEST" No 19
Operation Compliant* Non compliant*
BER after opening

loopback on SDH port.
Description of the link :

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S*
end.

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TEST SHEET: " OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE OPTICAL PORTS" No
20
Top rack :
Received Margin rela- Measured Margin (db) relative to Com- Not com Not
Port
Slot power tive to satu- Sensitiv. measured guaranteed Pliant pliant applic.or
***
( dBm ) ration (db) (dbm) sensitiv. sensit. ** port* port* measur.*
2 1
(A2S1) 2
3 1
(A2S1) 2
4 1
(A2S1) 2
5 1
(A2S1) 2
6 1
(A2S1) 2
7 1
(A2S1) 2
8 1
(A2S1) 2
9 1
(A2S1) 2
13 1
(A2S1) 2
14 1
(A2S1) 2
15 1
(A2S1) 2
16 1
(A2S1) 2
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Notes * : enter a cross in the appropriate column
** : the guaranteed sensitivity is obtained from section 2.7.
*** : numbering of the craft terminal.

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TEST SHEET " CHARACTERISTICS OF THE OPTICAL PORTS " ( CONTINUED ) No
20
Por Received Margin rela- Measured Margin (db) relative to Com- Not com Not ap
Slot Board * t power tive to satu- Sensitiv. measured guarantee pliant pliant plic. or
*** ( dBm ) ration (db) (dbm) sensitiv. d sensit. port* port* meas *
P4S 1 **
24 1
STM 2
4
P4S 1
25 1
STM 2
4
P4S 1
26 1
STM 2
4
P4S 1
27 1
STM 2
4
P4S 1
28 1
STM 2
4
P4S 1
29 1
STM 2
4
P4S 1
30 1
STM 2
4
P4S 1
31 1
STM 2
4
P4S 1
32 1
STM 2
4
P4S 1
33 1
STM 2
4
P4S 1
34 1
STM 2
4
P4S 1
35 1
STM 2
4
P4S 1
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1
2
1
2
Notes * : enter a cross in the appropriate column

** : the guaranteed sensitivity is obtained from section 2.7
*** : numbering of the craft terminal.

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FICHE DE TEST " CHARACTERISTICS OF THE OPTICAL PORTS " ( CONTINUED )
No 20
Bottom rack ( STM16 )
Received Margin rela- Measured Margin (db) relative to Com- Not com- Not
Slot power tive to satu- Sensitiv. measured guaranteed pliant pliant applic. or
( dBm ) ration (db) (dbm) sensitiv. sensit. ** port* port* measur.*
25 and 26
28 and 29
34 and 35)
37 and 38

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end.

** : Guaranteed sensitivity: see table on page 12.

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TEST SHEET: "NE SUPERVISION BY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS" No
21
Non Not
Manager Applications Compliant*
Compliant* applicable*
Supervision
Inventory
Alarm
reporting
SH5
Recognition of
new ASAP
Backup/Restor
e
Other:
Supervision
Inventory
Alarm
RECT craft reporting
terminal Recognition of
new ASAP
Backup/Restor
e of an MIB.
Other:

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S*
end.

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TEST SHEET: " MSP 1+1 PROTECTION " No 22
Non
Operation Compliant*
compliant*
State of the " MSP Protection Status " of the 2 SDH ports of the A
connection and bit error ratio of the link between PDH ports.
State of the " MSP Protection Status " of the 2 SDH ports of the B
connection and bit error ratio of the link between PDH ports after
disconnecting reception of the first SDH port on the A connection.
Error-free transmission on the PDH link after disconnecting

reception of the second port of connection A.
Error-free transmission on the PDH link after reconnecting and

disconnecting connection A.
PDH port used:
Protected SDH port used:
Protecting SDH port used:

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end.
Note : * enter a cross in the appropriate column.

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TEST SHEET: "LINK SNCP/I PROTECTION" No 23
Protection
Description of protected bidirectional link between two PDH Protection
not
ports: compliant*
compliant*

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end.

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TEST SHEET: "EQUIPMENT SYNCHRONIZATION IN OPERATION" No 24
Non
Synchronization check Compliant*
compliant*
In normal operation
Sync mode switchover if synchronization signal

for normal operation fails

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S*
end.

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TEST SHEET: "LONG TERM TRANSMISSION TESTS" No
25
BER BER
Link description: Compliant Non
* compliant*

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S*
end.

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REPORT ON TEST No

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6 APPENDIX 3 : COMMISSIONING SUMMARY SHEET
NOT
WITH
ACCEPTED REJECTED PERFORMED
TEST No RESERVA
* * OR NOT
-TIONS*
APPLICABLE*

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1
2 X
3 X
6
DOCUMENTATION
7
BASIC EQUIPMENT
CONFIGURATION DATA 8
MEASURING INSTRUMENTS 9
INSTALLATION
10
POWER SUPPLY,
REDUNDANCY
11
SOFTWARE VERSION
RUNNING
12
HARDWARE CONFIG.
INVENTORY 13
REMOTE ALARMS AND 14

HOUSEKEEPING ALARMS
ALARM DISPLAY ON CRAFT 15

TERMINAL AND NE
16
NE CONFIGURATION –
STORAGE
17
OPTICAL PORTS SAFETY
TRANSMIT POWER
18
SDH PORT TESTS
EPS PROTECTION OF THE

P4ES1 BOARDS

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NOT
WITH
ACCEPTED REJECTED PERFORMED
TEST No RESERVA
* * OR NOT
-TIONS*
APPLICABLE*
SNCP/I PROTECTION LOCAL 19

TEST
OPERATING 20
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE
OPTICAL PORTS
21
NE SUPERVISION BY
MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
22
MSP (1+1) PROTECTION
23
LINK SNCP/I PROTECTION
24
NE SYNCHRONIZATION IN
OPERATION
25
LONG TERM TRANSMISSION
TESTS
SIGNATURE OF BOTH PARTIES:
DATE
CUSTOMER NAME 1660 SM COMMISSIONING MANUAL WITH TEST

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2.11 EPS Protection of the MATRICE board............................................................................................26

5 APPENDIX 1: EQUIPMENT CONFIGURATION.............................................................................32

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6 APPENDIX 3 : COMMISSIONING SUMMARY SHEET.................................................................72

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1.1 Purpose of the document

Local tests on each network element.

Commissioning the network elements for:

 Network integration and acceptance testing:

Network integration is the final step in commissioning prior to equipment cut-over.

1.2 Commissioning procedure

1.2.1 Local tests

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Phase 1: First two OMSNs are checked

OMSN1 OMSN2 OMSN3

Phase 2: The next two OMSNs are checked

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1.2.3 Long term transmission tests

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1.4 Procedure in the event of faults

Cleaning optical jumpers,

1.5 General instruction

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2.1 Operations/preliminary checks

2.1.1 Availability of documentation

General site management documentation:

2.1.2 Basic equipment configuration data

This information is available in the DCS.

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2.1.4 Equipment requirements

The following operations:

2.2.1 General check on the SDH rack

2.2.2 Subrack/board configuration check

2.2.3 Power supply wiring compliance

Power supply Fuse

2.2.4 Electrical wiring

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2.2.5 Optical wiring compliance

2.3 Powering up and checking redundancy arrangements

Perform the following operations:

2.3.2 Checking 48V power supply redundancy

Checking the 48V1 supply:

Disconnect the 48V1 supply at the power cabinet,

Disconnect the 48V2 supply on the power cabinet,