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Acceptance Test Guide
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Acceptance Test Gu ide Contents
Contents
1 Introduction.................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 About This Document .......................................................................................................................................................1
1.1.1 Product Version ........................................................................................................................................................1
1.1.2 Organization .............................................................................................................................................................1
1.1.3 Change History ........................................................................................................................................................1
1.2 Definit ion of and Grounds for Acceptance....................................................................................................................2
1.3 Acceptance Process ...........................................................................................................................................................2
1.3.1 Factory Acceptance .................................................................................................................................................3
1.3.2 Acceptance Upon Arrival .......................................................................................................................................3
1.3.3 Installat ion Acceptance...........................................................................................................................................4
1.3.4 Preliminary Acceptance..........................................................................................................................................5
1.3.5 Trial Running ...........................................................................................................................................................5
1.3.6 Final Acceptance......................................................................................................................................................5
2 Preliminary Acceptance ............................................................................................................... 6

2.1 Packaging Description of Acceptance Items .................................................................................................................6
2.2 Principles for Using Acceptance Packages....................................................................................................................7
2.3 On-site Customization of Acceptance Manual .............................................................................................................8
2.3.1 Quick Customization Through the Acceptance Manual Builder .....................................................................8
2.3.2 Manual Customizat ion............................................................................................................................................8
2.4 Requirements for Preliminary Acceptance ....................................................................................................................9
2.5 Environment fo r Preliminary Acceptance .....................................................................................................................9
2.6 Precautions for Preliminary Acceptance ........................................................................................................................9
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Acceptance Test Gu ide 1 Introduction
1 Introduction
1.1 About This Document

1.1.1 Product Version
The product version related to this document is the OptiX OSN 1800 V100.
1.1.2 Organization
This document describes contents related to engineering acceptance. The following table lists
the contents of this document.
Section… Describes…
Part 1 Overview The acceptance process, acceptance packages, and numbering of

acceptance items. This part focuses on the methods for operating
and using acceptance packages in preliminary acceptance
Part 2 Operation How to test items in the basic package, extended package A, and
Guide extended package B
Part 3 Appendixes The performance indexes of the product, recommended test meters,
and the signature list cover and acceptance item list for
confirmation
1.1.3 Change History

Updates in Issue 07 (2018-02-10)
Updated the information about mapping versions.

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This is the first release.
1.2 Definition of and Grounds for Acceptance

Passing acceptance indicates success of contracted delivery.
Acceptance is the activity that a contractor checks the deliverables using the process, method,
and standards provided by a customer, to complete the contract between the two parties.
Acceptance is involved in the entire process from bidding based on customers' requirements,
to contract negotiation, to project delivery, and to contract completion. Therefore, acceptance
is a key milestone for ensuring contract payment.
Acceptance is performed based on the ITU-T Recommendations, IETF standard, national

standards, and the standards issued by the Information Industry Ministry, and based on the
actual conditions of Huawei equipment. An acceptance team composed of a customer,
installation personnel, and commissioning personnel perform acceptance on equipment.
Through acceptance, the customer confirms the receipt of the equipment that meets the
requirements and specified indexes.
For details on the grounds for acceptance, see Grounds for Acceptance in part 3 Appendixes.
1.3 Acceptance Process

Generally, the acceptance process is divided into four stages: factory acceptance, installation
acceptance, preliminary acceptance, and final acceptance.
The acceptance process involves the procedures from commissioning during production to the
issuance of the acceptance certificate. Following figure shows the acceptance process.

Figure 1-1 Process of equipment installation, commissioning, and acceptance
Commissioning during production
Shipment Factory acceptance
Acceptance upon arrivel
Equipment installation
Installation acceptance
Commissioning during deployment
Preliminary acceptance
Trial running
Fianl acceptance
Issuance of final acceptance certificate
1.3.1 Factory Acceptance

As required by a customer, factory acceptance is performed at the production site of
equipment to check whether the functions and specifications of the equipment conform to
those specified in a contract.
A factory test report is a certificate of equipment quality delivered with the equipment whose
functions and specifications are strictly tested by Huawei according to the requirements of the
quality control system.
1.3.2 Acceptance Upon Arrival

Generally, acceptance upon arrival consists of two stages: inspection of the packing case
quantity and inspection of the packing list.
Inspection of the packing case quantity

Inspection of the packing case quantity refers to inspecting the delivered goods based on the
delivery list and BOQ in a contract. This aims to verify whether all equipment and materials
ordered in the contract are delivered to the delivery site specified in the contract. The
inspection method is to inspect whether the quantity of outer packing cases conforms to that

on the delivery list. If necessary, a few packing cases can be opened to inspect whether the
goods in the packing cases conform to that on the packing list. After the inspection,
representatives of a customer and Huawei sign a delivery note.
Generally, a contract regulates that arrival payment is received according to the delivery note.
Inspection of the packing list

Inspection of the packing list refers to inspecting goods after the goods arrive at the
installation site, which is also called unpacking inspection. Representatives of a customer and
Huawei inspect the unpacked equipment and materials according to the packing list. If no
error is found, both parties sign on the packing list. In case of missing or damaged goods, both
parties need to sign a memorandum of unpacking inspection. The inspection is conducted
along with the project implementation. The inspection ends after the last site is installed.
Therefore, do not receive payment according to the unpacking inspection.
1.3.3 Installation Acceptance

Installation acceptance is performed after the equipment is installed. The acceptance aims to
check the installation of the equipment, peripheral terminals, cable routing, ground cables,
power supply, and hardware, to ensure that the installation quality meets the design
requirements.
Table 1-1 Example of signature list for installation acceptance
SN Item Name Standard and Requirement
1 Equipment (1) The location for installing equipment meets the

requirements.
(2) The equipment is installed stably.
(3) The equipment is neatly arranged.
(4) Markings of equipment are in readiness.

(5) All fixtures are fastened.
(6) Exterior of the equipment is well painted.
2 Peripheral (1) The location for installing NM terminals meets the

terminal requirements.
(2) Configuration is in readiness.

(3) Cabinets are neatly arranged.
3 Cable routing (1) Routing and binding of internal fibers meet the
requirements.
(2) Routing and binding of communication cables meet
the requirements.
(3) Power wires and cables are neatly arranged.
4 Ground cable (1) The connection of the ground cable meets standards.
(2) Routing and binding of the ground cable meet the
requirements.

SN Item Name Standard and Requirement
(3) The grounding resistance is smaller than 1 ohm.
5 Power supply (1) Internal power cables are not grounded.

(2) Power cables are neatly routed.
(3) Connectors of DC power cables meet requirements.
(4) The insulation resistance of the DC feeder cables

meets requirements.
6 Hardware check (1) Boards can be removed and inserted smoothly.
(2) Retainers of plug boards are safe and reliable.

(3) Alarm equipment meets requirements.
(4) After programs are loaded, the hardware is normal.
Conclusion:
Signatures of both parties
Inspection date
1.3.4 Preliminary Acceptance

Preliminary acceptance is performed to test the basic functions and specifications of
equipment and network services on site or in a central equipment room after the equipment is
considered deliverable for use after commissioning. This ensures that the commissioned
project quality meets the design requirements.
1.3.5 Trial Running

The operation quality of network equipment is the best criterion to inspect the equipment.
Therefore, faults that occur on hardware and software during trial running must be recorded,
to evaluate whether the performance of the network equipment is stable and reliable.
Generally, the trial running lasts three months.
1.3.6 Final Acceptance

Final acceptance is performed when the three-month trial running ends. The acceptance aims
to check whether the outstanding problems found in preliminary acceptance are solved and
whether new problems occur during the trial running. If the equipment fails to pass the final
acceptance, an agreement of extending the trial running period should be reached by both
parties, and the final acceptance should be performed again when the extended trial running
period ends. If the equipment passes the final acceptance, the final acceptance report should
be filled out and the acceptance certificate should be issued. After the final acceptance, the
equipment is put into normal operation.

Acceptance Test Gu ide 2 Preliminary Acceptance
2 Preliminary Acceptance
2.1 Packaging Description of Acceptance Items

Based on the characteristics of WDM products, acceptance items are classified into two
packages. To make sure that the packaging rule is consistent with that of the network product
line and the possible future expansion, extended package A is retained. Currently, the
extended package A is empty. Table 2-1 lists the packaging principles and package selection
priorities.
Table 2-1 Packaging description of acceptance items

Type of Packaging Principle Priority of Selecting Business Strategy
Acceptance Items
Item Package
Basic package The basic package contains the  Remote acceptance The price of the basic
items that can be accepted remotely  Simple or cheap package is included in the
through simple or cheap meters. The meters quotation of engineering
items in the basic package are used services.
 Ensuring basic
to ensure normal running of the
basic services and functions of the services and
equipment and network. functions
Extended Extended package A contains the  Acceptance at a The items in extended

package A items that can be accepted at a single site package A are test
single site through simple or cheap  Simple or cheap services. Therefore, the
meters. The items in extended meters price of extended package
package A are used to ensure normal A must be quoted
 Ensuring basic
running of the basic services and independently based on
functions of the equipment and services and the requirements for work
network. functions hours and meters.

Type of Packaging Principle Priority of Selecting Business Strategy

Acceptance Items
Item Package
Extended Extended package B contains  Ensuring basic The items in extended

package B time-consuming and complicated services and package B are test
items or items that must be tested functions services. Therefore, the
through complicated or expensive  Expensive meters price of extended package
meters. Based on additional B must be quoted
 Remote acceptance
requirements of customers, items in independently based on
extended package B can be selected or acceptance at a the requirements for work
to ensure normal running of the single site hours and meters.
basic services and functions of the
equipment and network.
Basic Package
Items in the basic package are used to test the quality of manual commissioning part at project
delivery, and are accepted remotely through the network management system (NMS) or
central equipment room. Items in the basic package include power commissioning and control,
normal running of various hardware and software functions, and BER tests on end-to-end
services. The acceptance of these items ensures the quality and availability of the network that
is delivered to a customer.
Extended Packages A and B

Extended packages A and B are used to test hardware or function indexes. The acceptance of
the items in the two packages requires expensive meters or is performed on site. Therefore,
extended packages A and B are charged as services. Most items in extended packages A and B
are controlled through the production quality control system and factory acceptance during
production. The tested indexes cannot be controlled or adjusted manually during on-site
commissioning.
Therefore, do not perform on-site tests on the items in extended packages A and B. If a
customer strongly requires that the items should be tested on site, you can do as follows:
 Help the customer to recognize Huawei's quality control system and after-sales service.
 Provide the customer with the factory acceptance report and entry test report on these
items.
 Recommend the customer to accept these items independently.
 Recommend the customer to pay for the on-site acceptance of these items.
2.2 Principles for Using Acceptance Packages

The principles for using the acceptance packages are as follows:
 When selecting acceptance items, select fewer items from the basic package in priority,
ensuring that the items pass the acceptance quickly and the network and services are
basically available.

 If a customer strongly requires that items other than items in the basic package be tested,
help the customer to recognize the quality control system and after-sales service, provide
the customer with the factory report and entry test report on these items, or recommend
the customer to accept the additional items independently.
 If the preceding recommendations cannot meet the customer's requirement, select fewer
items from extended packages A and B and recommend the customer to pay for the work
hours for accepting these items and usage of meters.
Engineers are recommended to fully understand the significance and methods of acceptance
and the functions of all acceptance items. To deliver projects with high efficiency and high
quality, engineers need to fully communicate with customers and prepare proper acceptance
standards based on this document.
2.3 On-site Customization of Acceptance Manual

On-site engineers may customize acceptance manuals through the Acceptance Manual Builder
or manually.
2.3.1 Quick Customization Through the Acceptance Manual

Builder
Prerequisite
On-site engineers have the Acceptance Manual Builder that can be used to filter or select
acceptance items automatically.
Function
The Acceptance Manual Builder can be used to automatically generate operation guide
(typeset acceptance items), customer signature list, meter list, and acceptance and work hour
list. If a customer is not satisfied with the result, engineers can adjust (delete or add) the items
quickly and repeatedly through the Builder.
Method for Customization

See the Acceptance Manual Builder on-line help and tool manual.
The download path of the tool: support.huawei.com->software->mini-tool software->
Acceptance Manual Builder
http://support.huawei.com/support/pages/editionctrl/catalog/ShowVersionDetail.do?actionFla
g=clickNode&node=000001443121&colID=ROOTENWEB|CO0000000174
2.3.2 Manual Customization

Prerequisite
On-site engineers do not have the tool for filtering acceptance items automatically; or it is
easy and quick to select acceptance items manually.

Method for Customization

The method for manual customization is the same as the traditional method for manual editing.
That is, select acceptance items from the acceptance packages, manually copy and paste the
acceptance items to a destination document, renumber and typeset the acceptance items in the
destination document, and then prepare the corresponding customer signature list, meter list,
and acceptance work hour list. For the customer signature list, see the Acceptance Items and
Tables in part 3 Appendixes.
2.4 Requirements for Preliminary Acceptance

Preliminary acceptance is performed after the installation process and equipment appearance
is checked and system commissioning is performed.
The preliminary acceptance should be performed based on the plan and acceptance items in
this document. An application for preliminary acceptance must be submitted before the
preliminary acceptance.
If any item does not pass the preliminary acceptance, the item must be commiss ioned based
on actual conditions.
The final result of the preliminary acceptance must conform to the standard provided by a
customer. Both parties need to sign on the signature list of the acceptance items.
2.5 Environment for Preliminary Acceptance

Generally, preliminary acceptance is performed remotely. The environment and preset
conditions must be prepared based on the required meters and other requirements to ensure
smooth acceptance of all items. For the instruments list, see the section A of Acceptance
Tables in part 3 Appendixes.
2.6 Precautions for Preliminary Acceptance

Before the test, make sure that the required test cables are available, that the connector type is
adaptable for the test meters, and that the connector is properly connected to the test meters.
Prepare fiber cleaning box to clean connectors during the test of optical interface
characteristics, to ensure the accuracy of test data.
Do not look directly into the optical interface during the test, to prevent the laser beam from
damaging your eyes.
In the 24-hour BER test, ensure that the test is free from interference (including artific ial
factors and power failure) during the entire test process. If anomalies occur, record the
accurate time when the anomalies occur, or perform the test again.


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1.1 About This Document

Part 1 Overview The acceptance process, acceptance packages, and numbering of

1.1.3 Change History

Updates in Issue 06 (2017-05-17)

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Updates in Issue 05 (2016-12-30)

Updates in Issue 04 (2016-10-30)

Updates in Issue 03 (2015-07-30)

Updates in Issue 02 (2013-12-31)

Updates in Issue 01 (2013-08-30)

1.2 Definition of and Grounds for Acceptance

Acceptance is performed based on the ITU-T Recommendations, IETF standard, national

1.3 Acceptance Process

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Figure 1-1 Process of equipment installation, commissioning, and acceptance

Commissioning during production

Shipment Factory acceptance

Acceptance upon arrivel

Commissioning during deployment

Issuance of final acceptance certificate

1.3.1 Factory Acceptance

1.3.2 Acceptance Upon Arrival

Inspection of the packing case quantity

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Inspection of the packing list

1.3.3 Installation Acceptance

Table 1-1 Example of signature list for installation acceptance

SN Item Name Standard and Requirement

1 Equipment (1) The location for installing equipment meets the

(3) The equipment is neatly arranged.

(4) Markings of equipment are in readiness.

(6) Exterior of the equipment is well painted.

2 Peripheral (1) The location for installing NM terminals meets the

(2) Configuration is in readiness.

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SN Item Name Standard and Requirement

(3) The grounding resistance is smaller than 1 ohm.

5 Power supply (1) Internal power cables are not grounded.

(3) Connectors of DC power cables meet requirements.

(4) The insulation resistance of the DC feeder cables

6 Hardware check (1) Boards can be removed and inserted smoothly.

(2) Retainers of plug boards are safe and reliable.

(4) After programs are loaded, the hardware is normal.

Signatures of both parties

1.3.4 Preliminary Acceptance

1.3.5 Trial Running

1.3.6 Final Acceptance

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2.1 Packaging Description of Acceptance Items

Table 2-1 Packaging description of acceptance items

Extended Extended package A contains the  Acceptance at a The items in extended

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Type of Packaging Principle Priority of Selecting Business Strategy

Extended Extended package B contains  Ensuring basic The items in extended

Extended Packages A and B

2.2 Principles for Using Acceptance Packages