TOP30009 - L2 - Training Course - 2012-10-09

1830 PSS-32/16
Do not delete this graphic elements in here:
(Photonic Service Switch – 32/16)

Level 2 Local Test and Integration
Optics GPEC Certification Program
Release 5.0
October 2012
NOTICE ESD hazard
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) can permanently destroy semiconductor components!
Observe the following ESD instructions to avoid damage to electrostatic-sensitive components:

 Assume that all solid-state components and assemblies are sensitive to ESD.
 Wear working garment made of 100% cotton to avoid electrostatic charging.
 Touch the circuit packs at the edges or the insertion and removal facilities only.
 Touch the SFP or XFP modules at the edges only.
 Ensure that the rack is grounded.
 Wear a properly grounded ESD wrist strap (connected to the rack ESD bonding point, for
example).
 Work in an ESD safe work area or workstation. An ESD safe work area should be equipped with a
grounded ESD wrist strap and a grounded ESD mat or ESD dissipative work surface.
 A grounded ESD mat or work surface must have a ground cord with one end attached to the mat
or surface and the other end connected to a ground point (the rack ESD bonding point, for
example). Do not work with ESD sensitive devices unless the area is properly equipped.
 Conductively connect all test equipment and trolleys to the rack ESD bonding point.
 Store and ship circuit packs and components in their shipping packaging. Circuit packs and
components must be packed and unpacked only at workplaces suitably protected against build-
up of charge.
 Whenever possible, maintain the relative humidity of air above 20%.
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LASER Safety
 The Alcatel-Lucent 1830 PSS system complies with the regulations FDA/CDRH 21 CFR 1040.10 and
1040.11 issued by the Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH) of the Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) as a Class I laser product and with the IEC/UL/CSA/EN 60825-1 standards as a
Class 1 Optical Fiber Telecommunication laser product.
 The system has been designed to help ensure that the operating personnel are not endangered by
laser radiation during normal system operation. The safety measures specified in the FDA/CDRH
regulations and the international standards IEC 60825-Part 1 and 2 respectively are met.
 The following laser warning label or similar (not to scale) is part of the multilabel that is affixed on
the rear of the Alcatel-Lucent 1830 PSS-32 or 1830 PSS-16 subrack.
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Course Outline
About This Course
Level 2 IEH 600 Section Topics Covered

Day 1 All Review IEH 600 handbook and other relevant product manuals
100 Product and Network Overview
n/a NE Management Interfaces
100, Appendix A Distribution and installation of required SW tools (PhM, FTP, etc.)
200 Perform NE software installation procedure

Day 2 162 Review/practice of fiber cleaning and inspection procedures
200 Stand Alone Node Set Up and Test
n/a Extension Shelf / Peer Subrack (Optional)
100 Introduction to the EPT Tool and Reports
210 Stand alone local test and span test of TOADM or FOADM node
NE system level provisioning and module connections, including
200 manual provisioning of power parameters from EPT tool.
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Course Outline (Continued)
About This Course
Level 2 IEH 600 Section Topics Covered

Day 3 Continue Stand alone local tests and Span tests of other node
210 configurations (FOADM and ILA)

Day 4 300, 320 Verify PhM connectivity for commissioning
Perform automated CPB commissioning of TOADM and FOADM
300, 320 nodes.

Day 5 300, 320 Complete any carryover of Day 4 in the morning.
NA Written exam and lab exam - start by 11 am.
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About this Course
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

 Use available documentation to verify the proper installation of the 1830 PSS 32/16
equipment
 Verify that the NE Software has been downloaded, activated, and committed
 Verify that the NE Basic Shelf Setup has been performed
 Manually via WebUI, or Automatically via CPB Tool enter the NE Physical Topology Links
 Manually via WebUI, or Automatically via CPB Tool enter the Power Commissioning
Values
 Complete Power Commissioning
 Enter OCH Cross Connects for the equipped OT cards
 Verify correct operation of the test circuits via Wave Tracker
The intended audience for this course is:

Integrators and Deployment Engineers
The course length is:

(5 days)
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Day 1 -1830 PSS - OUTLINE
IEH 600 Section Topics Covered

All Review IEH 600 handbook and other relevant product
manuals.
100 Product and Network Overview
200 NE Management Interfaces
100, Appendix A Distribution and installation of required SW tools (PhM, FTP,
etc.)
200 Perform NE software installation procedure
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Day 1 -1830 PSS Introduction to Deployment
IEH 600 Handbook

and other Deployment Documentation
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Deployment Documentation
The primary document recommended for commissioning (not installation), of

an 1830 PSS-32/16 system is the IEH 600 Handbook.
 Installation Engineering Handbook IEH600

1830 PSS 32/16/4 Commissioning and Wavelength Provisioning
The IEH 600 Handbook is used in this training course for detailed procedures.
There may be specific details of a customer network that require the use of
other product manuals in addition to IEH 600. Please be sure to review the
network design to verify that you have procedures for all required tasks.
The 1830 PSS-32/16 Installation and System Turn-up Guide is the primary
document used for physical installation of the system and an excellent reference.
NOTE: Verify that you have the proper document issue for the SW Release that
you will deploy.
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How To Find The IEH 600 - GPEC Optics Home Page
https://all1.na.alcatel-lucent.com/Teams/GCDNetworks/OPTICSGPEC
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How To Find The IEH 600 - GPEC Optics Home Page
To download the IEH 600 Handbook, click on the most recent Deployment
M&P Available document.
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GPEC Documentation - INSTALLATION ENGINEERING HANDBOOK 600
 The document describes

detailed, step by step, and
field-validated procedures to
achieve the following:
 Network Element (NE) Turn-Up

and Testing
 Standalone NE Commissioning
 Network of NEs Commissioning
 The primary objectives of this

document are to systemize and
synthesize key source materials
to achieve:
 Procedural consistency
 Elevated level of quality
 Improved performance in a field.
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GPEC Documentation - FLOWCHART
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Related Deployment Documentation
Other Documentation related to Deployment process
Installation and System Turn-up Guide
This manual provides instructions for installation, turn-up and testing of the Alcatel-
Lucent 1830 Photonic Service Switch 32/16.
Customer Release Notes

These Customer Release Notes provide information on the Alcatel-Lucent 1830 Photonic
Service Switch 32 /16 (PSS-32/PSS-16) features, known issues, resolved issues, software
installation, upgrade procedures, and other helpful information.
Commissioning and Power Balancing Tool (CPB) User Guide

This document is intended to instruct the user on the installation and general use of the
CPB Tool. It provides instructions for use and descriptions of the features of the CPB Tool,
for personnel who will utilize the CPB Tool, whether during installation/integration, or
after turn-up of the Photonic Service Switch (PSS)equipment.
Maintenance and Trouble-Clearing Guide

This document provides information on the alarm messages that can be generated by the
network elements. It also provides procedures for routine maintenance including
troubleshooting, diagnostics, and component replacement. The intended audience is
primarily people who are responsible for product maintenance and supervision of
transmission operation.
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Documentation
Product Information and Planning Guide
This document describes the features, applications, configurations, and technical
specifications for the Alcatel-Lucent 1830 Photonic Services Switch 32 (PSS-32) and
Photonic Services Switch 16 (PSS-16). Alcatel-Lucent 1830 PSS-32/PSS-16 hardware
components, network elements, and networks are described in detail. The intended
audience is primarily people responsible for the installation of network elements and for
the node to node system connections.
Quick Reference Guide

The purpose of this document is to provide users of the Alcatel-Lucent 1830 PSS system a
streamlined, easy-to-use navigation aid to facilitate use of the system.
User Provisioning Guide

This document provides information to administrators, operators and maintenance
personnel about provisioning the 1830 PSS network element.
RAMAN Amplifier and Erbium Doped Fiber Amplifier USER GUIDE

This User Guide includes installation, procedures, and supporting information, such as
Safety instructions, Product overview, Installation and Provisioning, User Operations
Procedures.
DATA COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK (DCN) PLANNING GUIDE

This document presents the global architecture of the 1830 PSS management network and
details the engineering rules to apply for network design and during the installation.
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How to find the Documents - OLCS
On-Line Customer Support (OLCS) web site. Available to internal and external world.
Log in to OLCS. http://support.alcatel-lucent.com
Select the Required Product.
Select Manuals and Guides, or Release Information
Select desired document.
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Deployment Software packages
Software
1354RM-PhM Client & CPB

FTP / TFTP server : 3CDaemon
1830PSS-36/32/16 load file
Related SW documentation
Alcatel-Lucent 1830 1354 RM-PhM Photonic Manager EMS Reference Guide

Alcatel-Lucent 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) 1354 RM-PhM Photonic
Manager Customer Release Notes
Alcatel-Lucent 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Commissioning and Power
Balancing (CPB) Customer Release Notes
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Day 1 -1830 PSS Product and Network Overview
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1830 PSS Product Family High Capacity OTN
OTN & WDM & WDM Converged
Converged Product
Product managed together.
High Density managed Supports ODU-k
ULH
Offices together. grooming from Low
from Regional Supports ODU-k Bit Rate clients
Medium to LH. grooming from adapted to 10G/
Density Typically Low Bit Rates 40G/100G uplinks
Edge Offices Clients adapted
adapts or
LH Typically From Metro to to 10G/40G/100G
muxes client
adapts or LH Typically uplinks
services to
muxes low adapts or 10G/40G/100G
bit rate muxes client uplink
client services to 10G
services into uplink
2.5G/10G
Regional uplink
PSS-36 PSS-64
36 Half-slots, 15RU 64 Half-slots
GbE Mux GbE Mux
PSS-32 Any-Rate Mux
PSS-1 Any-Rate Mux
Single Blade 32 Half-slots, 14RU Multi-OT (10G)
Multi-OT (10G)
Metro PSS-16 GbE Mux OT (40G & 100G)
OT (40G & 100G) Up to 3.8Tbps Universal switch
16 Half-slots, 8RU Any-Rate Mux
Multi-OT (10G) Up to 1.9Tb/s Universal switch Any mix of Client/Line,
GbE Mux
PSS-4 OT (40G& 100G) Any mix of Client/Line, OTN/SDH/SONET Switched
Any-Rate Mux
4 Half-slots, 2RU Deg-2 FOADM OTN/SDH/SONET Switched GMPLS (MRN)
Multi-OT (10G)
GbE Mux Deg-2 FOADM Multi-deg ROADM GMPLS (MRN)
Any-Rate Mux Deg 2 ROADM Multi-deg TOADM
Multi-OT (10G) GMPLS Layer 0 GMPLS Layer 0
Access ILA ILA ILA
Designed on “Day One” to provide flexible architecture and marketing leading density &
19 features, and to support future technology evolutions
ALCATEL-LUCENT 1830 PSS PORTFOLIO POSITIONING
Multiscreen
services Radio
Web 2.0 and Converged Data
access center
Enterprise 2.0 RAN
Core routers Internet
Residential/ Service routers Service routers
enterprise gateway
Converged gateways
wireline
access VDSL/GPON/
Ethernet
access
NETWORK LAST-MILE METRO CORE METRO LAST-MILE

CLASSIFICATION: ACCESS REGIONAL BACKBONE REGIONAL ACCESS
1830 PSS SHELF PSS-1 PSS-1

APPLICATION: PSS-4 PSS-4
PSS-16 PSS-32 PSS-36 PSS-32 PSS-36 PSS-64 PSS-16 PSS-32 PSS-36
T&ROADM
NODE CLASSIFICATION: Fixed OADM T&ROADM T&ROADM Fixed OADM
OCS
ODU3/4 (40G/100G)
OTN LINE/SERVER RATE:
ODU1/2 (2.5G/10G)
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Market Demand Drives for Convergence
IP Routing
Electronic switching
(OTH / L2 Packet)
DWDM / OCh switching
Traditional Core Network Alcatel-Lucent CBT

Separate Electrical/Optical data planes Electrical/Optical data plane integration
limited efficiency for handling of massive for efficient handling of massive traffic
traffic volumes, i.e. volumes at the lowest possible layer
- superfluous interconnection between layers
Control plane integration between IP
- different equipment types per layer
and Optical layers for best resource
- two layer management
utilization, cross-layer visibility and
- limited cross layer control plane
network resilience and flexibility
Management plane integration between
IP and Optical layers for seamless
network visibility, provisioning and
operational troubleshooting
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Day 1 -1830 PSS SYSTEM REVIEW
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1830 PSS R5.0 – Supported Shelf Types
Optical Shelf Types Switching Shelf Types
1830 PSS-36 (in switching setup)

1830 PSS-32
1830 PSS-4
1830 PSS-16
1830 PSS-64
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1830 PSS R5.0 – Mandatory Equipment
Mandatory modules are those modules that are required to support
the basic operation of the shelf, but do not support or define a
specific NE configuration.
Note: Starting with Release 5.0, the
PSS-16 can be used as an extension
1830 PSS-32 and 1830 PSS-16:
shelf.
 Equipment Controller (EC)
 User Interface Panel (USRPNL)
 Fan module (FAN)
 Power Filter (PF)
PSS-16 PSS-32
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Naming conventions
The Alcatel-Lucent 1830 PSS-32/PSS-16 network consists of single,
standalone network element (NE), or two or more interconnected
network elements that provide SDH/SONET/GigE aggregation and
transport, 10G, FC, or transponderless wavelength services in a
metropolitan, regional, or long-haul networking environment.
Network Systems
 Linear configuration :shows network elements connected in a linear
fashion.
 Ring configuration: shows network elements connected in a ring.
 Interconnected rings: In order to pass traffic between two or more
rings, the rings can be connected using a multi-degree Network
elements (NE) that are capable of passing traffic around each of the
rings and between the two rings.
 Meshed configuration: refers to a network that contains at least one
network element that provides more than two degrees of connectivity
to other NEs in the network.
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System Information – OADM Types
FOADM:
 Fixed Optical Add/Drop Multiplexer
 OT’s connected to Static Filters
 No Wavelength Routers
 DFOADM = A DWDM Based FOADM
 CFOADM = A Non-Amplified CWDM Based FOADM
ROADM: (DWDM Only)

 Reconfigurable Optical Add/Drop Multiplexer
 OT’s connected to Static Filters
 Filters connected to Wavelength Routers via OMD ports
TOADM : (DWDM Only)

 Tunable Optical Add/Drop Multiplexer
 OT’s connected to Wavelength Router Colorless ports
 No Static Filters
R/TOADM : (DWDM Only)

 Combination of a ROADM and TOADM
ILA
 The In-line amplifier amplifies the aggregate optical channel and
terminates the OSC for two optical lines.
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TOADM/ROADM/FOADM Networks
1
 Linear (pre-ring) T/ROADM topology
 Any add/drop capacity per node
T/ROADM T/ROADM T/ROADM T/ROADM
T/ROADM
2
 T/ROADM Ring
T/ROADM T/ROADM
T/ROADM
3 Multi-
OADM degree OADM
OADM  Ring interconnection and
meshed
OADM OADM
OADM OADM
4 FOADM
 FOADM network with branching using
FOADM TOADM multiple-degree TOADM
FOADM  Any add/drop capacity per node
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WR8-88 Dual NE CLS To CLS – w/ Local A/D Configuration (4+3)
Degrees+ A/D
Node A
Blocks <= 10
Up to n optical
WR8-88A WR8-88A
lines
Mesh4
Mesh4 Upto m A/D
WR8-88A
blocks
WR8-88A
Mesh/Thru Connections
Mesh4
Mesh4
n+m<=10
local
A/D at
ITLB
optical lines
SFD44 SFD44B WR8-88A WR8-88A WR8-88A
Optionalto allow
up to 88 OT’s
SFD A/D in Node B
to increase # of
Node B ... colored channels
Noconnections
CWR8-88 CWR8-88
ITLB ITLB
ITLB
CWR8-88
among WR8-88
used for
8 OT’s
8 OT’s
SFD44 SFD44B SFD44 SFD44B
100G OT
SFD44 SFD44B
connection
up to 88 OT’s up to 88 OT’s up to 88 OT’s add/drop blocks
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WR8-88 Based Line Multidirectional A/D Example of 6+2
6 Degree Connection Block
to Optical Lines
WR8-88A WR8-88A
W
8A R8
8-8 -8
R M 8A
W MESH4 MESH4 ES
H4
SH4
E
M
A
MESH
WR8-8
WR8-88
Mesh/Thru Connections
MESH4
8A
Add/Drop MESH4 Add/Drop MESH4
Block Block
WR8-88A WR8-88A
AHPLG A2325 AHPLG

A2325
WR8-88A WR8-88A
MESH4 MESH4
CWR8-88 ... CWR8-88 CWR8-88 ... CWR8-88

8 OT’s
8 OT’s
8 OT’s
8 OT’s
x8 x8
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Day 1 -1830 PSS NE Management Interfaces
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User Interface Panel (USRPNL)
PSS 32 USRPNL
PSS 16 USRPNL
 E1 and E2: Manage external devices via IP such as External RAMAN or EDFA
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NE Interface Connection Summary
Connection CLI WEBUI
 OAMP port on the User Panel Switched auto-sensing LAN port The WebUI will support the
(USRPNL) The USRPNL is (10/100BaseTX), either a cross- following versions of PC software.:
associated with the main shelf. over or straight-thru Ethernet Windows XP, Windows 2000,
 OAMP port is used to connect to cable can be used Windows 7, IE8 or Windows Vista,
the External Management
System (EMS) and is the main Internet Explorer 6.0 or 7.0,
control interface to the NE. The J2SE Java Runtime Environment
signaling format is 10/100BaseT. (JRE) version 5.0 or later.
 IP address of the OAMP LAN port
is user provisioned.
Note that while the WebUI
application software itself is “zero
install”, the user must install JRE
on their PC for the WebUI to run.
 CRAFT port on the User Panel Local RS-232C, serial interface, no
serial DB-9 port. support setting: 38,400 baud, 1
stop bit, no parity for connection
 Either the DB9 port or the USB-B to craft terminal via serial
port can be used to connect (female) DB-9 link
serially to the NE. However,
only one port can be active at 38,400 bits/s, 1 stop bit, no parity
any given time, with the DTE-type interface with a null
preference given to the USB-B modem and gender changer
port. adaptor
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NE Interface Connection Summary (continued)
Connection CLI WEBUI
CRAFT port on the User Panel Local RS-232C, serial interface, no
serial USB-B port. support setting: 38,400 baud, 1
Either the DB9 port or the USB-B stop bit, no parity for connection
port can be used to connect to craft terminal via USB-B port
serially to the NE. However, only
one port shall be active at any
given time
CIT port on the Equipment The CIT port supports a DHCP The WebUI will support the
Controller (EC) in the main shelf Server. When a connection (e.g. following versions of PC software:
(recommended for local access using a laptop) is detected, the NE Windows XP, Windows 2000,
only). will send out an internal IP Windows 7, IE8 or Windows Vista,
10/100 BaseT LAN card and a address in response to the DHCP Internet Explorer 6.0 or 7.0, J2SE
shielded RJ45 straight through request from the laptop. The CIT Java Runtime Environment (JRE)
cable. port supports local management version 5.0 or later.
of the NE.
The default IP address of the CIT Note that while the WebUI
port on the EC is 172.16.0.1/24. application software itself is “zero
The DHCP assigns 172.16.0.2/24 to install”, the user must install JRE
the PC connected to the port on their PC for the WebUI to run.
E1 and E2 LAN port on the User RAMAN or EDFA RAMAN or EDFA
Panel
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1830PSS WebUI Interface
 Provides web-based access to the network
element (NE)
 WebUI interface is accessed using Internet
Explorer running on a computer that is
connected via Ethernet to the NE, either
directly or over a LAN
 WebUI supports provisioning, administration,
performance monitoring, and display of
alarms and conditions from the NE
 Provides a tool to assist in the initial
installation and troubleshooting of NEs
WebUI hardware requirements

 Laptop or desktop computer capable of running the required software.
 Ethernet card (10 Mb/s minimum, 10/100 Mb/s recommended).
 It is recommended that you use a monitor capable of displaying at a resolution of 1024x768 or
greater.
software requirements
 Windows XP, Windows 2000, or Windows 7 updated to the most recent patch level.
 Internet Explorer 6.0, 7.0, or 8.0 updated to the most recent patch level.
 J2SE Java Runtime Environment (JRE) version 5.0. The supported version for the NE software
version you are running is included on the NE software CD-ROM.
Note: Vista is not supported for WebUI.
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CLI Interface
Command Language Interface (CLI)

 A line-oriented user interface that runs on the NE (like Hyper Terminal)
 User can access the CLI using a terminal device connected to the NE
 CLI provides commands that allow the user to configure, manage, and monitor the NE, the NE
interfaces, and the services running on the NE
 Refer to the, 1830 PSS-32 CLI Command Guide
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Day 1 -1830 PSS Required Software Tools
Refer to IEH 600, Section 100 – Appendix A for

these details.
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Day 1 -1830 PSS NE Software Installation
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PSS32/16
STAND ALONE-NODE SET UP MAIN STEPS
reboot or logout
NE SOFTWARE
PREPARATION DOWNLOAD
CONFIGURE NE PARAMETERS
•Disconnect inventory cables Configure ftp
of external shelves server and Update
DCM,ITLB,SFD44... NE ftp server
•Unseat redundant EC Set SDH Connect FIRMWARE
•Seat other circuit packs Inventory
Mode
•Stop unrequired Cables
services
INITIALIZE •Disable firewall COMMIT
DATABASE Insert
duplicate EC Reboot
cold NE
AUDIT Set NE
Loopback Add peer
IP address Subrack
DOWNLOAD
NE
Set NE Set NE date Verification
OAMP IP and time
ACTIVATE address
Set NE
R3.5 and Set Network *MTU size •Provisioning of:
upper: clear IP route on OSC • Boards
database • Xfp, sfp, modules
Initialize db • External shelves
•Sw release
CANCEL Set NTP Disable ES1 & •NE mode
server ES2 alarms •Alarms
address •conditions
Set NE Name
(TID) COMMIT
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Software Installation Procedure
Internet Explorer Details
Supported Internet Explorer Versions: 6, 7, and 8
Turn Off Internet Explorer Pop-up Blocker
Tools>Internet Options>Privacy
Turn Off any other Tool Bar Pop-up Blockers
Turn Off any active LAN proxy
Turn On LAN Automatically Detect Settings
Tools>Internet Options>Connections>LAN Settings
Internet Explorer 8 Examples
Reference:
IEH 600, Section 200, Pre-Installation Tasks
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Java Details
Supported Java Version: 6, any Update Level
Control Panel>Java>About
Update 10 and higher must have the “Enable Next-
Generation Java Plug-in” Unchecked
Default Java for Browsers must have Internet Explorer
checked Control Panel>Java>Advanced
Java 6 Update 26 Examples
Reference:
IEH 600, Section 200, Pre-Installation Tasks
CRN R5.0, Chapter 2, WebUI Issue # 18168
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FTP root path

Create a root folder directly on the hard drive (FTProot) for the NE software loads
Copy the 1830PSS-32 R5.0 NE software folder (1830PSS32-5.0-0) into the new FTProot folder
Reference:
IEH 600, Section 200, Software Installation
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FTP Server
3Com 3CDaemon always starts up with displaying the TFTP server
Click on the FTP Server button in the lower left area to display the FTP server
Click on Configure FTP Server to enter the profile name, password, permissions, and User Directory
Example
Profile Name = 1830

Password = tester
User Directory = Browse to
C:\FTProot
Privileges = All Are Checked

Scroll down to check them all
Save Profile
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Reference: IEH 600, Section 200, Software Installation
Open the IEH 600 Handbook and go to Section 200:

Integration Prerequisites, NE Turn Up, and NE Connection
• Verify that all of the items on the Installation Checklist are

complete. (Also refer to Appendix A and C for more details.)
• Verify that all of the items on the Network Element Checklist are
complete.
• Verify that all of the steps in the NE Turn Up pages are complete.
• Review the NE Connection pages for establishing the laptop

connectivity to the NE for WebUI and CLI
Reference:
IEH 600, Section 200, Integration Prerequisites,
NE Turn Up, and NE Connection
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NE Connection
Reference:
IEH 600, Section 200, NE Connection
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NE Connection
Verify that you can ping the EC card /CIT port (172.16.0.1)
Reference:
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NE Connection: WebUI
Verify that you can login to the NE from WebUI
Enter the CIT IP Address 172.16.0.1 in the Address Bar of Internet Explorer
Enter the User and Password both as admin
Reference:
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NE Connection: CLI
Verify that you can login to the NE from CLI
telnet to the CIT IP Address 172.16.0.1
First Login/Password
Are both cli
Password will not echo
Second Login/Password
Are both admin
Password will not echo
Acknowledge the CLI

Warning Notice
Reference:
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2 Scenarios of a First Time WebUI NE Login

1. EC card with 1830PSS-0.32-1 Factory Load and No Existing Database
2. EC card with 1830PSS-0.32-1 Factory Load and Existing Database
Scenario 1 0.32-1 Enter the Proceed to

Database NE Name Software
Message and Submit Upgrade
Login
via
WebU
I System Proceed to
Properties Software
Scenario 2 Screen Upgrade
Reference:
CRN R5.0 , Chapter 3, Software Installation
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EC card with 1830PSS-0.32-1 Factory Load and No Existing Database
1. Enter NE Name and Submit

2. EC card reboots
3. Proceed to Software Upgrade
Reference:
CRN R5.0, Chapter 3, Software Installation
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EC card with 1830PSS-0.32-1 Factory Load and Existing Database
Existing NE Name
EC card Software Version
Proceed to Software Upgrade
Reference:
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1. Open 3CDaemon – It always opens in TFTP Server Mode

2. Click on the FTP Server button
3. Verify that the Server is listening for FTP requests on 172.16.0.2
Reference:
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Important – The PSS-16 Downloads Must Be Performed using CLI commands
listed in the Customer Release Notes.
The PSS-32 Downloads can be performed by either WebUI or CLI
For PSS-32 Downloads Using WebUI

1. From WebUI Administration Drop-Down
2. Click on Software, then FTP Server
3. Enter the FTP Server Information
Server IP, Root Directory /, User ID,
Password, and Confirm Password
4. Click the Apply button
5. Click the Close button
Reference:
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2. Click on Software, then Upgrade
3. From the Action Drop-Down, Click on Audit
4. Enter the Software Folder Name in the Release Directory field
5. Click on the Apply button
Reference:
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1. Verify the Audit completed successfully
Reference:
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1. From the Action Drop-Down, Click on Download

Reference:
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1. Verify the Download is in progress

2. Click on the minimized 3CDaemon window
Reference:
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1. Verify the FTP transfer is in progress

2. Click on the minimized WebUI window
Reference:
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1. Verify that the Download is in progress

2. Click on the Refresh button to verify the status
3. Verify that the Download completes successfully
The Download process takes approximately 10 minutes to complete
Reference:
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1. From the Action Drop-Down, Click on Activate

3. Click OK on the reboot message
4. The NE will reboot on the new software load
5. The NE will logout the users in the WebUI
The Activation process takes approximately 30 minutes to complete
Reference:
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1. Following the Activation

2. Verify that you can ping the CIT port
3. Start a telnet session to the CIT port
4. Connect through CLI
Reference:
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1. After logging in through CLI

2. Enter config database clear
3. Enter yes to confirm
4. The database will be reset
5. The NE will reboot
6. The CLI session will be logged out
** For Network Elements That Had Existing Databases: **

In Step 2. Use the command config database clear ipclear
The database, NE Name, & IP Addresses will be reset
The NE Name will be changed again at the next login
Reference:
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SDH MODE (The factory defaults set the NE as a SONET ADM)

** SDH MODE IS ONLY REQUIRED FOR NE’s OPERATING AS SDH ADM’s **
1. After logging in through CLI
2. Enter show version
3. The cli output will read as Software Version: 1830PSS32-5.0-0
4. The Software Version will be used as a password for the sdh mode command
5. Enter config admin mode sdh 1830PSS32-5.0-0
6. Enter yes to confirm
7. The database will be reset with SDH defaults
8. The NE will reboot
9. The CLI session will be logged out
10. Proceed to Committing the Software
Reference:
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1. Following the database reset

2. Verify that you can ping the CIT port
3. Start a WebUI session to the NE
Reference:
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2. Click on Software, then Upgrade
3. From the Action Drop-Down, Click on Commit
Reference:
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1. Click on the Refresh button

2. Verify that the Commit has completed successfully
Reference:
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1. Click on the Refresh button

2. Verify that the Commit has completed successfully
3. Verify that the Active, Working, and Committed loads are all R5.0.0
4. Verify that there is an upgrade path available
Reference:
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1. On the System Properties Screen

2. Verify that the NE Type is a v5.0 SONET or SDH ADM
3. Verify that the Software Release is 1830PSS32-5.0-0
Reference:
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Day 2 -1830 PSS - OUTLINE
IEH 600 Section Topics Covered

162 JDSU Fiber IBYC

200 Stand Alone Node Set Up and Test
n/a Extension Shelf / Peer Subrack (Optional)
100 Introduction to the EPT Tool and reports.
210 Stand alone local test and span test of TOADM or FOADM node
200 NE system level provisioning and module connections,
including manual provisioning of power parameters from EPT
tool.
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Day 2 -1830 PSS Fiber Cleaning and Inspection
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Fiber Cleaning
 Open the JDSU Inspect Before You Connect Powerpoint Presentation
 Review the IEH 600, Section 162 Fiber Inspection and Cleaning
 Perform demo of fiber inspection using JDSU FiberCheck Pro
 View the JDSU Video (Optional)
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Day 2 - Stand Alone Node Set Up and Test
• Return to the IEH 600, Section 200, Network Element Setup

to complete the NE turn-up tasks
Reference:
IEH 600, Section 200, Network Element Setup
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Day 2 – Extension Shelf / Peer Subrack
(Optional)
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Exercises – Add Peer Subrack (optional)
Peer shelf Physical Installation Software download
Circuit packs and
· Peer shelf has no User Panel ! external shelves
· Set the Subrack ID module switch Verify the NE software is
COMMITTED in Master shelf
Seat circuit pack in peer
EC board · Check alarm on WebUi shelf
· Or in CLI: show condition
· Peer EC boards must not be
seated at this step! Connect Inventory cable
COMMIT Software sequentially in the order they
· EC are equipped with flash card
· Inventory cables related to the are discovered.
peer shelf are disconnected Insert Peer shelf EC board Numbering must start at 25
· LAN cables are connected to ES1
& ES2 port of EC boards(daisy · EC board must be seat in slot Does the shelf numbering
chain) 1 (slot 2 for PSS16) contain non contiguous
External shelves (DCM, SFD44…)
numbers (numbers are
· Software is automatically skipped)?
· Do not seat Circuit Pack in downloaded to peer EC from NOK OK
peer shelf master EC
· Peer EC reset when download
Turn on DC Power filters is completed External Shelves
manual declaration
Verify peer subrack EC is

visible
1. Verify that only the required CREATE shelf enter
ES ports are enabled. appropriate provisioned
2. Perform a cold reboot of the Linked down alarm present? OK type and shelf ID
new Peer subrack EC. ES port enabled? number
3. Perform a cold reboot of the NOK
Master subrack EC.
END
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Multi-shelf Connectivity
Multi-shelf PSS-32 NE connectivity Multi-shelf PSS-16/32 NE connectivity
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Day 2 -1830 PSS Introduction to the EPT Tool
Engineering Planning Tool (EPT)
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1830 PSS-32/16 Integrated Solution, Accelerated Deployments
Engineering Planning Tool (EPT)
 Equipment configuration
automatically generated
 User-friendly interface with
graphical views of the network 1830 PSS-32/16
Plan Deploy
 Validated network design data

exported to NMS
 NMS export to EPT for automated
 NMS commissioning wizard
Planned vs. Actual comparison
 EPT updated and incremental Manage adapts to actual losses
 NE alarms if change in losses
sites/demands added
could impact OSNR
1354 RM PhM
Photonic Manager, 1350 OMS, 1340 INC
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Network Optical Power Management Process
• Network planning EPT

Network Planning • Light path validation
& Design • Generates commissioning files (commissioning.xml)
• Target powers, amplifier gain ranges, span and Upload of Optical
internal port-to-port loses, etc… Transport Services
triggered by user
request (XML File)
Commissioning.xml file
CPB
Commissioning & • Uploads commissioning file from EPT
•
Automatic power commissioning (no OTs required)
Power Balance • Comparison of design vs. installed equipment EPT Network Commissioning
(CPB) configuration XML
• Configuration of power management parameters
and trigger of adjustment functions
• Loss report CPB
• Network power balancing tool (in-service) Field Commissioning
Report
Values
SNMP
update
SNMP
NE
• Stores commissioning parameters • Provisioning
• Card level control loops (real-time)
Network Element • Ingress and egress adjustments • Power adjustement
(NE) Operation • Safety clamps on loops
• Service launch automation
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EPT Engineering and Planning Tool
 The 1830 PSS Engineering Tool (EPT) is used to design the networks composed of
Alcatel-Lucent 1830 PSS-36/32/16, 1830 PSS-4, and 1830 PSS-1 network
elements (NEs).
 It supports initial designs as well as incremental additions to existing networks.
Through its interface with the Network Management System, design information
produced by the EPT is downloaded to individual NEs to facilitate system turn-up.
 The EPT is a standalone Windows™ application with a Graphical User Interface

(GUI) capable of capturing network requirements and synthesizing network
solutions. Given the complex nature of capturing network requirements, the EPT
is capable of operating in the following ways:
 Fully automatic network design
synthesis
 Automatic design synthesis with
manual override
 Fully manual design synthesis
 Phased design that enforces in-service
upgrades from one phase to another
 “What-if” scenarios to quantify how
future traffic patterns operate in the
design
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EPT Overview
 The ENGINEERING AND PLANNING TOOL simplifies the front-end process of designing 1830 PSS networks:
• Designs deployable networks
• Serves novice users by providing a GUI, automatic NE configuration.
• Provides reports to validate the network design matches the intent.
• Planning reports
• Amplifier and DCM Placement
• Bill of materials suitable for ordering purposes
• General network assumptions.
• Installation report…
• Linkage with NMS to speed installation and synchronize design with implementation:
• The EPT creates power settings per site. Both a machine readable (xml) and human readable (xls): (Networkcommissioning.xls)
• The machine readable file is downloaded to NMS. These power settings are downloaded to each NE during the automatic network
commissioning process.
 The EPT is synchronized with 1830 PSS

generic releases; only deployable networks
may be designed.
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EPT – Reports
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EPT - Reports
Reports:
Bill of Materials
Equipment View
Installation Report
Network Information
Physical Layer
Card Inventory
Design Status Details
Power Commissioning
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EPT Output - BOM / Installation
Bill Of Material
Installation Report
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EPT Output - Installation Report
A-End B-End
Connection
NE Node Type Line APN Type Shelf Slot Port Line APN Type Shelf Slot Port
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 SFP 1 8DG60912AA AM2125B 1 2 OSCSFP 1 1AB373120001 SL-16.2O 1 2 OSCSFP
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 SFP 2 8DG60912AA AM2125B 1 6 OSCSFP 2 1AB373120001 SL-16.2O 1 6 OSCSFP
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 CA-INV2 1 8DG59827AB WR8-88A 1 4 INV 1 8DG59841AB ITLU 25 1 INV_IN
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 CA-INV2 1 8DG59841AB ITLU 25 1 INV_OUT1 1 8DG59248AA SFD44 26 1 INV
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 CA-INV2 2 8DG59827AB WR8-88A 1 8 INV 2 8DG59841AB ITLU 27 2 INV_IN
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 CA-INV2 2 8DG59841AB ITLU 27 2 INV_OUT1 2 8DG59248AA SFD44 28 1 INV
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 Customer Supplied OSP Fiber 1 8DG60912AA AM2125B 1 2 LINE_IN
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 Customer Supplied OSP Fiber 1 8DG60912AA AM2125B 1 3 LINE_OUT
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 SIMJSMN2 1 8DG60912AA AM2125B 1 2 LINE_OUT 1 8DG59827AB WR8-88A 1 4 SIG_IN
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 SIMJSMN2 1 8DG60912AA AM2125B 1 3 LINE_IN 1 8DG59827AB WR8-88A 1 4 SIG_OUT
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 SIMJSMN2 1 8DG60912AA AM2125B 1 2 OSCSFP_OUT 1 8DG60912AA AM2125B 1 3 OSC_IN
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 SIMJSMN2 1 8DG60912AA AM2125B 1 2 OSC_OUT 1 8DG60912AA AM2125B 1 2 OSCSFP_IN
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 SIMJSMN2 1 8DG59827AB WR8-88A 1 4 DROP_OUT 1 8DG59841AB ITLU 25 1 SIG
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 SIMJSMN2 1 8DG59827AB WR8-88A 1 4 ADD_IN1 1 8DG59248AA SFD44 26 1 OMD_OUT
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 SIMJSMN2 1 8DG59841AB ITLU 25 1 E_OUT 1 8DG59248AA SFD44 26 1 OMD_IN
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 DUJMSMN3 (THRU) 1 8DG59827AB WR8-88A 1 4 THRU 2 8DG59827AB WR8-88A 1 8 THRU
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 Customer Supplied OSP Fiber 2 8DG60912AA AM2125B 1 6 LINE_IN
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 Customer Supplied OSP Fiber 2 8DG60912AA AM2125B 1 7 LINE_OUT
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 SIMJSMN2 2 8DG60912AA AM2125B 1 6 LINE_OUT 2 8DG59827AB WR8-88A 1 8 SIG_IN
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 SIMJSMN2 2 8DG60912AA AM2125B 1 7 LINE_IN 2 8DG59827AB WR8-88A 1 8 SIG_OUT
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 SIMJSMN2 2 8DG60912AA AM2125B 1 6 OSCSFP_OUT 2 8DG60912AA AM2125B 1 7 OSC_IN
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 SIMJSMN2 2 8DG60912AA AM2125B 1 6 OSC_OUT 2 8DG60912AA AM2125B 1 6 OSCSFP_IN
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 SIMJSMN2 2 8DG59827AB WR8-88A 1 8 DROP_OUT 2 8DG59841AB ITLU 27 2 SIG
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 SIMJSMN2 2 8DG59827AB WR8-88A 1 8 ADD_IN1 2 8DG59248AA SFD44 28 1 OMD_OUT
Site1-1 Site1-1-ON-1 SIMJSMN2 2 8DG59841AB ITLU 27 2 E_OUT 2 8DG59248AA SFD44 28 1 OMD_IN
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EPT Output - Network Information Report
84
EPT Output - Network Information Report
85
EPT Output - Power Management Report
86
EPT Output - xml Network Commissioning File
 After the network is designed, the commissioning file (*.xml) is created for
each system in the network. Subsequently, the commissioning file is used
as an input for CPB to provision and commission NE’s in related system.
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EPT Output - System Commissioning File
88
Day 2 – EXAMPLE 88 CHANNEL CONFIGURATIONS
89
2 DEGREE 88 Channel R/TOADM BI-DIR (CWR8-88)
Ingress Egress CWR8-88 CWR8-88 Egress Ingress

OSC OSC
2 3 4 8 7 6
LINE DCM SIG – SIG DCM LINE - SIG THRU SIG – LINE DCM SIG - SIG DCM LINE
C C
L L
OT S S OT
OMD OMD
SIG SIG
OT SFD44 Shelf 26 OMD-EVEN ITLB 25 ITLB 28 EVEN-OMD SFD44 Shelf 29 OT

E E
O O
OT SFD44B Shelf 27 OMD-ODD ODD-OMD
SFD44B Shelf 30 OT
DEGREE 1 DEGREE 2
A Channel may Add & Drop or Pass-Through – But Not Both
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2-Degree 88 Channel R/TOADM UNI-DIR (WR8-88)
WR8-88 WR8-88
4 8
LINE 3 LINE SIG SIG LINE 7 LINE
OUT IN OUT OUT IN OUT

DCM DCM
THRU
IN OUT IN IN OUT IN
DCM DCM
OT OMD OUT ADDIN1 ADDIN1 OMD OUT OT

SFD44 Shelf 26 SFD44 Shelf 29
OMD IN OMD IN
E E
DROPOUT DROPOUT
ITLU SHELF 25 ITLU SHELF 28
O O
OMD IN OMD IN
DEGREE 1 DEGREE 2
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Day 2 – MODULAR AND NON-MODULAR LD
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Modular LD Module Amplifiers
Each Ingress LD module
provides an optical
supervisory channel (OSC)
access point.
In 2125A/B uni-directional LD
modules, the OSC SFP is
installed in the front face.
In other LD’s, the OSC fibers

are run internally. With the
2125, the fibers are run
externally and will be part of
the intra-shelf installation
cable run list.
The diagram to the immediate

right shows the external fiber
runs.
The diagram to the far right

shows the internal fiber
connections to the 2125 LD
ports.
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Non-Modular LD Module Amplifiers
Each LD also contains two MON ports that can be connected to customer monitoring
equipment for monitoring the optical signal after the amplifier and output to the span.
Optional dispersion compensation modules (DCMs) are fibered to the mid-stage access
ports of amplifiers that support mid-stage access.
The number and type of DCM modules needed in particular points in an Alcatel-Lucent 1830
PSS-32/PSS-16 network is determined by the Alcatel-Lucent 1830 PSS-32/PSS-16 Engineering
and Planning Tool, based on target dispersion map required to support 10G services between
any two points in the DWDM network.
When a DCM is not used, a 10-dB pad is placed on the DCM port using a simplex fiber.
LINE IN SIG OUT
DCM IN
O DCM OUT
NOTE:
S OSC is on the INGRESS LD only.
C
MON TX
MON RX
LINE OUT
2 SIG IN
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Day 2 -1830 WAVETRACKER DETECTION POINTS
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Wavelength Tracker Insertion and Detection Points – CWR-8
LINE IN SIG OUT SIG IN LINE OUT THRU OUT SIG OUT
SIG IN
2 THRU IN
MON IN VOA
DCM
OUT
EDFA
LINE OUT SIG IN SIG OUT LINE IN

3
DCM
OUT
TRANSPONDER
Wavetracker Insertion Point TRANSPONDER

Wavetracker Detection Point
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Wavelength Tracker Detection Points – CWR-8/88
Wavelength Tracker:
 2 Unique Wave Keys are inserted at OT Line Out port
Wave Key Detection Points:

 Amplifier Line In port
 Amplifier DCM Out port
 Amplifier Signal Out port
 Amplifier Line Out port
 CWR8 OMD In port
 CWR8 CLS In port
 CWR8 Signal Out port
 CWR8 Signal In port
 CWR8 THRU Out port
 OT Line In port
 OT Line Out port
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WAVETRACKER – CWR-8 SYSTEM BI-DIR X-CONN
 Notice the Channel 9170 A-Z/Z-A detection points for a wavelength

service through CWR-8s.
 The detection points change depending upon the equipment and

topology routing for the wavelength service.
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WAVETRACKER – CWR-8 SYSTEM BI-DIR X-CONN

service through CWR-8s using Ingress and Egress LDs.

99
WAVETRACKER – ILA Wavetracker Detection Points

service through ILA LDs.

100
WAVETRACKER – CWR-8 SYSTEM THRU X-CONN
 Notice the Channel 9530 A-Z/Z-A detection points for this wavelength
service. This is a BI-DIR THRU X-Connection through CWR-8s.

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WAVETRACKER DETECTION POINTS – WR8-88
LINE 3 LINE IN
OUT
DCM
OUT
LINE 2 LINE OUT

IN
DCM
OUT
Wavetracker Insertion Point

Wavetracker Detection Point
TRANSPONDER
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Wavelength Tracker Detection Points – WR8-88
Wavelength Tracker:
 2 Unique Wave Keys are inserted at OT Line Out port
Wave Key Detection Points:

 Amplifier Line In port
 Amplifier DCM Out port (If Amp is equipped)
 Amplifier Line Out port
 WR8-88 SIG In port
 WR8-88 Signal Out port
 WR8-88 Dropout port
 WR8-88 ADDIN(1-8) ports
 WR8-88 THRU Out port
 WR8-88 THRU In port
 OT Line In port
 OT Line Out port
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EXAMPLE OCH CROSS-CONNECTIONS
These cross-connections are used in the

following Wavetracker A-Z/Z-A slides.
104
WAVETRACKER – WR8-88 SYSTEM BI-DIR X-CONN
 Notice the 1/15 OT Channel 9410 A-Z/Z-A detection points for this
wavelength service.

105
WAVETRACKER – WR8-88 SYSTEM UNI-DIR X-CONN
 Notice the 1/12 OT Channel 9410 A-Z/Z-A detection points for this
wavelength service. The UNI-DIR x-connection does not have a Z-A
trace.

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WAVETRACKER – WR8-88 SYSTEM THRU X-CONN
 Notice the THRU Channel 9430 A-Z/Z-A detection points for this
wavelength service.
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Wavelength Tracker Data (CLI)
Example of Wavelength Tracker parameter

data (from CLI):
Type: show wavekey wtsource keys
Type: show wavekey wtsource power
 ITU Channel : 28
 Expected WaveKey 1: 428
Keys
 Expected WaveKey 2: 972
 WaveKeys Received : Yes
 Channel AINS : Disabled
 Expected Power : -19.90 dBm
 Power Deviation : 2.50 dB
 Power Tolerance : 0.00 dB
 Measured Power : -19.82 dBm
Power
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Day 2 –PSS TOPOLOGY AND ARCHITECTURE
REVIEW
109
FOADM Topology
 FOADM must be manually managed/configured – power levels are not

automatically adjusted.
 FOADM End Terminals can be auto power managed
 2 Degree + FOADM must be manually power managed
FOADM Configurations:
 FOADM line terminal
 FOADM hub
 Multi-degree FOADM (2 degree, 3 degree)
 Static Filters (SFD-5, SFD-8, SFD-44/44B, SFD-40/40B, SFC-2/4/8)
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FOADM Architecture Examples
2 Degree FOADM
 Configuration faces both east and west directions. Traffic from the optical lines can be
added or dropped, and at least one single wavelength passes through transparently.
FOADM Hub
 A FOADM hub is a configuration of two lines in a ring where OTs terminate all
wavelengths. No channels cross transparently between these two lines.
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SFD Cascading 3 Degree FOADM
FOADM 5-channel static-filter architecture (2-

degree)
 Expansion ports can be used to cascade up to 3
filters in any combination, allowing for a
maximum of 15 individually muxed/de-muxed
channels.
 All other channels are band passed through.
3-degree FOADM
 Configuration is a mesh node
with three valid DWDM line
terminals.
 Individual channels enter from
one line and can be added or
dropped, or passed through.
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TOADM Topology
Tunable Optical Add Drop Mux (TOADM)
 Networks designed such that any wavelength can be added or dropped at any
site, and the network can also be reconfigured in-service to alter the wavelength
routings.
TOADM Configurations:
 TOADM rings
 TOADM linear networks
 Multi-degree TOADMs (1 degree to 8 degree, SFD-44/44B, 40/40B Filters)
TOADM Ring Topology:

 A TOADM ring consists of two-degree TOADM NEs and possibly in-line amplifiers.
 In order to support any-to-any connectivity in the ring, the through path around
the ring is automatically balanced during network commissioning. The automatic
balancing adjusts amplifier gains around the ring through-path to ensure all
channels leaving a given node do so at the designed power level.
 After the ring has been commissioned, automatic power management adapts to
changes in the network to keep a given channel within provisioned ranges in small
variations of 1 – 2 dB. Larger gain variations require end user intervention.
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2 Degree R/TOADM Architecture
AMP OUT
AMP IN THRU (Optional)
CWR8 East CWR8 West

WDM IN WDM IN
CLS CLS
EP EP
AMP OUT AMP IN
(Optional)
SFD ADD/DROP SFD ADD/DROP
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AMP OUT
CWR8 East CWR8 West

WDM IN WDM IN
CLS CLS
EP EP
AMP OUT AMP IN
(Optional)
SFD ADD/DROP
AMP OUT
(Optional)
EP
CLS
WDM IN
CWR8-88
AMP IN
North THRU
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AMP OUT
CWR8 East CWR8 West

WDM IN WDM IN
CLS CLS
EP EP
AMP OUT AMP IN
(Optional)
Upgradable up to 8
degrees
AMP OUT
(Optional) AMP IN
EP EP
CLS CLS
WDM IN WDM IN
CWR8 North CWR8 South

AMP IN THRU AMP OUT
(Optional)
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UNDERSTANDING BLOCK DIAGRAM SIGNAL FLOW
TYPICAL TERMINAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
Ingress Egress
OSC
Filter
2 3 or
LINE SIG – SIG LINE CWR
DCM DCM
ACTUAL TERMINAL SIGNAL FLOW DIAGRAM
Ingress Egress
LINE IN SIG OUT SIG OUT LINE IN
Filter
OSC
or
DCM CWR
DCM
LINE OUT SIG IN SIG IN LINE OUT
2 3
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UNDERSTANDING BLOCK DIAGRAM SIGNAL FLOW
TYPICAL ILA BLOCK DIAGRAM

Ingress Ingress
OSC OSC
2 3
LINE SIG – SIG LINE
DCM DCM
ACTUAL ILA SIGNAL FLOW DIAGRAM

Ingress Ingress
LINE IN SIG OUT SIG OUT LINE IN
OSC OSC
DCM DCM
LINE OUT SIG IN SIG IN LINE OUT
2 3
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Day 2 -1830 PSS MANUAL CONFIGURATION
119
Physical Topology Screen
Default Physical Topology Screen
120
Provision the system (continue)
 Validate any existing card slot
assignments.
 Provision topological links for NEs.
•Port highlighted in blue are admin up

•Green logo underneath indicates connection
•Click on the port to check its connection
View from WebUI:

 Connection / Physical Topology
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Power Commissioning Screen
122
 provisions Optical Power Level Management
 Line driver SIG port detail:
• Default values
before
provisionning
• LD values
provisionned
123
 provisions Optical Power Level Management (optional).
• Default values
before provisioning
 Note that the

Commissioned Status
is “IN PROGRESS”
124
Day 2 - EXERCISES – TERMINAL LOCAL TESTS
125
Day 2 – INFORMATION: OT’s with Pluggable Line
Ports and VOA’s
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OT’s with Pluggable Lines and VOA’s
 OT’s with pluggable LINE ports and external VOA’s DO NOT

automatically admin up these ports.
 Expand out the OT module in the left hand Tree.
 Click on the LINE port that is to be used for local testing (Ex: L1).
 From the “Primary State” drop down box, select “In-Service”.
 Click on the VOA port that is to be used for local testing (Ex: VA1).
 From the “Primary State” drop down box, select “In-Service”.
 Connect the fibers and topology as shown below:
L1 OUT
L1 IN When creating the
SFD 44 CHANNEL Physical Topology, use
VA1 OUT UniDir connections.
VA1 IN
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Day 2 – EXERCISE: 1 DEGREE DFOADM LOCAL TEST
128
1 Degree DFOADM Local Test Configuration
Ingress
OSC SFD 44
2
LINE SIG – OMD
DCM
OT
L1 Channel
Note: This diagram was generated using the EPT Shelf Report and Installation Report
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All Steps are performed from WebUI

Manual Local Test Configuration Steps Manual Local Test Configuration Details

1. Create Physical Topology Connections > Physical Topology Screen

2. Enter Power Commissioning Data Administration > Power Commissioning > Settings
3. Set the NE Commissioned Status to Completed Amplifier > Line Port > Power Management Tab
4. Optically Verify DCM fibers For optical quality and correct orientation
5. Loop and attenuate the Amplifier Line Port Attenuation value = EPT Span Loss Value
6. Create the OT to Amplifier cross connect Connections > OCH Cross Connect > Create
7. Modify the Wave Keys Connections > OCH Cross Connect > Details
8. Verify the complete A to Z Power Path Connections > OCH Cross Connect > A-Z Power
9. Verify the complete Z to A Power Path Connections > OCH Cross Connect > Z-A Power
10. (Optional) Perform a BER test at OT Client Port OT > Client Port > Assign
11. Verify DCM Attenuation with power meter DCM Attenuation = 10dB
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Day 2 – EXERCISE: 1 DEGREE DFOADM with EGRESS
LD LOCAL TEST
131
1 Degree DFOADM with EGRESS LD Local Test Configuration
Ingress Egress
OSC SFD 44
2 SIG - SIG 3 LINE - OMD
LINE
DCM DCM
OT
L1 Channel
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4. Optically Verify DCM fibers For optical quality and correct orientation
10. (Optional) Perform a BER test at OT Client Port OT > Client Port > Assign
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Day 2 – EXERCISE: ILA LOCAL TEST
134
In-Line Amplifier (ILA) Local Test Configuration
Ingress Ingress
OSC OSC
3 4
LINE SIG – SIG LINE
DCM DCM
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In-Line Amplifier (ILA) Local Test Configuration


4. Optically Verify DCM and SIG to SIG fibers For optical quality and correct orientation
5. Loop and attenuate the Far End Amplifier Line Port Attenuation value = EPT Span Loss Value
6. Connect the Near End Amplifier Line Port to the Span Actual Span Loss = EPT Span Loss
7. Create the Line to Line cross connect Connections > OCH Cross Connect > Create
11. (Optional) Perform a BER test from the Near End OT
Client Port OT > Client Port > Assign
136
Day 2 – EXERCISE: 2 DEGREE R/TOADM LOCAL
TEST with CWR-8
BI-DIRECTIONAL TEST CONFIGURATION
137
2-Degree R/TOADM CWR-8 Local Test Configuration
Ingress CWR8 CWR8 Ingress

OSC OSC
4 8 6
LINE 2 SIG – SIG THRU SIG - SIG LINE
DCM DCM
OT OT
C C
L L
S S
OT SFD44 Shelf 25 SFD44 Shelf 26 OT
OMD OMD
DEGREE 1 DEGREE 2
138
2-Degree R/TOADM CWR-8 Local Test Configuration


4. Optically Verify DCM and CWR8 THRU fibers For optical quality and correct orientation
10. (Optional) Perform a BER test from the OT Client Port OT > Client Port > Assign
11. Repeat steps 5 through 10 for Degree 2
139
Day 2 – EXERCISE: 2 DEGREE R/TOADM LOCAL
TEST with CWR-8 and EGRESS LD
BI-DIRECTIONAL TEST CONFIGURATION
140
2-Degree R/TOADM EGRESS LD Local Test Configuration
Ingress Egress Egress Ingress

OSC OSC
SIG-SIG LINE-SIG 4 THRU 8 SIG-LINE 7 SIG-SIG 6 LINE

LINE 2 3
DCM DCM DCM

DCM
OT OT
C C
L L
S S
OT SFD44 Shelf 25 SFD44 Shelf 26 OT
OMD OMD
DEGREE 1 DEGREE 2
141
2-Degree R/TOADM EGRESS LD Local Test Configuration


4. Optically Verify DCM and CWR8 THRU fibers For optical quality and correct orientation
142
Day 2 – EXERCISE: 2 DEGREE ROADM LOCAL TEST
with WR8-88
UNI-DIRECTIONAL TEST CONFIGURATION
143
2-Degree ROADM WR8-88 Local Test Configuration
WR8-88 WR8-88
4 8
OUT IN OUT OUT IN OUT

DCM DCM
THRU
IN OUT IN IN OUT IN
DCM DCM

OMD IN OMD IN
E E
DROPOUT DROPOUT
ITLU SHELF 25 ITLU SHELF 27
DEGREE 1 DEGREE 2
144
2-Degree ROADM WR8-88 Local Test Configuration


4. Optically Verify DCM and WR88 THRU fibers For optical quality and correct orientation
145
Day 3
Local Testing
 Perform Hands On Local Testing as Assigned by the Instructor.
147
Day 4
Day 4 -1830 PSS PROVISIONING USING THE
CPB TOOL
149
Stand-Alone CPB Tool Installation
 From the CPB Tool Software Package:

 The Stand-Alone CPB Tool is an executable file inside of the Windows Folder
 Double-click on the (windows_cpb_server.exe) file to start the installation
 Accept all of the default settings during the installation
150
Stand-Alone CPB Tool
Open the Internet Explorer browser and launch the CPB Tool
Enter http://localhost/cpb in the address bar
The password by default is: tropxnms and is changed during the first connection
Change the password to: tr0pxnms by replacing the lower case o with a zero.
151
CPB – Commissioning & Power Balancing Tool
 The Commissioning and Power Balancing (CPB) application is the Stand-Alone or
1354RM-PhM embedded tool that performs:
 Provisioning of Network Elements
 Power Commissioning of Network Elements
 Power-Balancing of In-Service Network Elements
 Creates a Loss Report for Greenfield Systems
Select File > New NE to map your NE into the CPB Tool, using the CIT IP Address
The NE must show Connected and Discovered before proceeding to Provisioning

Go to the View drop-down and Click Refresh to update the NE connection status
152
Exercises - Provision the system
 This procedure will provision the cards, power attributes and topological links for all
the NE’s in a system as defined in the EPT output file.
 Refer to your IEH 600 Handbook, Section 210.
1. From Internet Explorer Launch CPB

2. Type the CPB Tool user name and password
3. Select Commissioning -> Provision System (using plan)
4. Select NE (one or several)
5. Next/Next/ then “Browse” button and browse to the folder containing the EPT
commissioning file for the system to be commissioned
6. Review the error report and troubleshoot any problems encountered.
153
Provision the system (continued)
Provisioning Steps:
1. Validate any existing card slot assignments.

2. Provision topological links for NEs.
3. Pre-provision any required cards defined in the plan.
4. Provision non-OT cards admin states to "up".
5. Provision Optical Power Level Management.
154
Day 5
Day 5 -1830 PSS WRITTEN AND PRACTICAL EXAMS
 Lab Practical Exam

 Written Exam
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1830 PSS-32/16

Do not delete this graphic elements in here:

(Photonic Service Switch – 32/16)

Electrostatic discharge (ESD) can permanently destroy semiconductor components!

Observe the following ESD instructions to avoid damage to electrostatic-sensitive components:

Level 2 IEH 600 Section Topics Covered

Level 2 IEH 600 Section Topics Covered

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

The intended audience for this course is:

The course length is:

IEH 600 Section Topics Covered

IEH 600 Handbook

The primary document recommended for commissioning (not installation), of

 Installation Engineering Handbook IEH600

 The document describes

 Network Element (NE) Turn-Up

 The primary objectives of this

Customer Release Notes

Commissioning and Power Balancing Tool (CPB) User Guide

Maintenance and Trouble-Clearing Guide

Quick Reference Guide

User Provisioning Guide

RAMAN Amplifier and Erbium Doped Fiber Amplifier USER GUIDE

DATA COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK (DCN) PLANNING GUIDE

1354RM-PhM Client & CPB

Alcatel-Lucent 1830 1354 RM-PhM Photonic Manager EMS Reference Guide

NETWORK LAST-MILE METRO CORE METRO LAST-MILE

1830 PSS SHELF PSS-1 PSS-1

DWDM / OCh switching

Traditional Core Network Alcatel-Lucent CBT

Optical Shelf Types Switching Shelf Types

1830 PSS-36 (in switching setup)

ROADM: (DWDM Only)

TOADM : (DWDM Only)

R/TOADM : (DWDM Only)

SFD44 SFD44B SFD44 SFD44B

AHPLG A2325 AHPLG

CWR8-88 ... CWR8-88 CWR8-88 ... CWR8-88

WebUI hardware requirements

Command Language Interface (CLI)

Refer to IEH 600, Section 100 – Appendix A for

Internet Explorer 8 Examples

Java 6 Update 26 Examples

FTP root path

Profile Name = 1830

Privileges = All Are Checked

Open the IEH 600 Handbook and go to Section 200:

• Verify that all of the items on the Installation Checklist are

• Review the NE Connection pages for establishing the laptop

Acknowledge the CLI

2 Scenarios of a First Time WebUI NE Login

Scenario 1 0.32-1 Enter the Proceed to

EC card with 1830PSS-0.32-1 Factory Load and No Existing Database

1. Enter NE Name and Submit

EC card with 1830PSS-0.32-1 Factory Load and Existing Database

1. Open 3CDaemon – It always opens in TFTP Server Mode

For PSS-32 Downloads Using WebUI

1. From WebUI Administration Drop-Down

1. Verify the Audit completed successfully

For Network Elements That Had Existing Databases: