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Alcatel-Lucent 1626LM
1626 Light Manager | Release 3.0A
Health Check: Anticipating Line or Equipment Degradation or Failure
1626LM R3.0 OPERATOR HANDBOOK ADDENDUM

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FEBRUARY 2010
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About this document

Purpose
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Intended audience
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Related documents
Related training
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Technical support .......................................................................................................................................................................... ix

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How to order documents
Quality policy
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How to comment
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Recognizing Line Degradation or Line Break

Overview ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-1
1-1
Operation Prerequisites ............................................................................................................................................................ 1-1
1-1
COCE (Configuration Or Customization Error)
IPD (Input Power Degraded)
............................................................................................................ 1-2
................................................................................................................................................. 1-3
1-3
IPL (Input Power Loss) ............................................................................................................................................................ 1-4

1-4
LOSCF (Loss Of Supervisory Channel Frame) .............................................................................................................. 1-6
LTCER (Low Threshold Corrected Error) ........................................................................................................................ 1-7
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Recognizing Equipment Degradation or Failure

Overview ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 2-1
2-1
Follow the Rules
Operation Prerequisites ............................................................................................................................................................ 2-2
2-2
Operation Recommendation
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2-2
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Generic Degradation or Failure Alarms

Overview ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 2-3
2-3
HT (High Temperature)
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2-4
RUP (Replaceable Unit Problem)
........................................................................................................................................ 2-5
2-5
URU (Underlying Resource Unavailable)
........................................................................................................................ 2-6
Transponder Degradation Alarms

Overview ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 2-7
2-7
OPD (Output Power Degraded) ............................................................................................................................................ 2-8
TD (Transmitter Degraded) .................................................................................................................................................... 2-9
2-9
WD (Wavelength Deviation) ............................................................................................................................................... 2-10
2-10
Amplifier Degradation Alarm
Overview
.................................................................................................................................................................................... 2-11
2-11
TD (Transmitter Degraded)
................................................................................................................................................. 2-12
2-12
HVCSP (Heating or ventilation or Cooling System Problem)

3
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LOFA Input Signal Degradation Threshold Management

Overview ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-1
3-1
IPD Threshold Table Management
Overview ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-2
3-2
About IPD Alarm Threshold .................................................................................................................................................. 3-2
3-2
IPD Threshold Configuration Guidelines
Displaying Board Alarm Threshold
Creating Alarm Threshold Tables
.................................................................................................................................... 3-5
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3-6
Assigning an Alarm Threshold to a Board

Modifying Alarm Threshold Tables
Deleting Alarm Threshold Tables
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List of tables
3-1
IPD Alarm Threshold Values ................................................................................................................................. 3-3
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List of figures
1-1
Alarm Diagram ........................................................................................................................................................... 1-5

1-5
3-1
Power Alarm Raise Logic ....................................................................................................................................... 3-3
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About this document

About this document
Purpose
The aim of this Health Check document is to provide operators of 1626 Light Manager
systems release 3.0A, with the relevant information:
to anticipate TRBD and LOFA boards degradation or failures,

to detect line degradation or break.
Intended audience
This Health Check document addresses 1626 Light Manager operators who need to be
assisted in understanding or performing TRBD, LOFA and line trouble shooting, based on
equipment and line degradation or failure alarms.
Related documents
1626LM R3.0 Operator Handbook

Related training
Alcatel-Lucent University provides courses to train telecommunication technicians in

installation, operations, and maintenance. Contact Alcatel-Lucent at 1-888-582-3688 to
enroll in training classes.
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Quality policy
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Degradation or Line Break
Overview
Purpose
This chapter lists and describes all the alarms which warn line degradation or line break,
and associated trouble shooting tasks to be performed to clear such alarms.
Contents
Operation Prerequisites
1-1
1-2
1-3
IPL (Input Power Loss)
1-4
LOSCF (Loss Of Supervisory Channel Frame)
1-6
LTCER (Low Threshold Corrected Error)
1-7
About an optimum operation context
To guarantee an optimum operation context, you must observe the following rules:
Be compliant with line tuning rules:
Check that LDT (Line Tuning Table) guidelines have been implemented.
Check that Audit Tool results display a perfect match between LDT values
and actual values.
Perform NE instantaneous measurements after each network element upgrade.
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Description
Probable Cause
Related Alarms
Indicates that ALCT or LOFA boards are working

out of acceptable range of value regarding laser
output power and optical attenuation.
COCE is an indication to inform that these devices

are currently not used as they have been designed
for typical use after network designer decision.
COCE does not necessarily imply any malfunction

or failure.
COCE alarm may be raised:
following particular tuning due to specific

configuration,
after line modification which implies a variation of

LOFA input power.
one.
Corrective Actions
On-Site Intervention Required
Yes, in certain circumstances.
Actions
1. If span loss is too high compared to the

specification, clean the connectors.
2. If the span loss is too low compared to the
specification (attenuators may have been forgotten),
adjust the value accordingly.
3. If the problem persists, contact Alcatel-Lucent
Support Team.
4. End.
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Description
A LOFA has detected a degraded incoming signal at

stage input.
Probable Cause
The input power at LOFA stage input is lower or higher

than the configured threshold value for this alarm.
Related Alarms
one.
Corrective Actions
Depending on the fault location.
Actions
1. Check the mechanical aspect of the fiber

(Connection at stage input and fiber aspect).
2. Check that LOFA threshold value is set at the right
value according to the specific line context.
3. If the alarm persists, contact Alcatel-Lucent
Technical Support Team.
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Description
Optical power loss at input port.

Traffic may be interrupted.
Probable Cause
Related Alarms
The fiber may be unplugged
The fiber between the impacted board and the previous transmission device may
be broken.
The transmitter of the previous transmission device may be in failure.
The following alarms may be raised:
LOS (Loss Of Signal) raised by OTS block,
LOMS (Loss Of Multiplex Section).
LOSC (Loss of Supervisory Channel)

Corrective Actions
On-Site Intervention
Required
Yes.
Actions
1. Check the fiber connection.

2. If the problem persists, analyze the alarms (See Figure 1-1, Alarm Diagram
(p. 1-5).
If
a. URU alarm is raised, then a failure has occurred on the network element.
b. IPL and LOS from an OTS block are raised on the same network element,
then the reception fiber from the remote network element is broken.
In this case the network element detects a loss of multiplex section (LOMS)
and a loss of supervision channel (LOSC). The conjunction of these alarms
triggers a LOS at OTS level which is the signal of a fiber break at reception.
c. IPL and LOMS are raised on the same network element, the reception fiber is
not broken.
Basically, the network element detects a loss of channel reception. As LOSC
is not raised, the supervision channel is still active. As a consequence, the
reception fiber is not broken.
This case is typical of the context of an automatic laser shutdown that a
remote network element performs with the effect of an IPL and a LOMS on a
given network element.
3. Perform the relevant actions on the faulty fiber, based on the alarm analysis.
4. If the alarm persists, contact Alcatel-Lucent Technical Support Team.
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Figure 1-1 Alarm Diagram
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Description
OSCU board receives a supervision signal but cannot

decode it.
LOSCF alarm is raised by OTS block related to the
LOFA board associated with the OSCU board.
Probable Cause
Related Alarms
Remote WDM equipment does not send the

compliant supervision frame,
Line degradation.
Power at board input is too low.
OSCU Rx is faulty.
one.
Corrective Actions
Yes in certain circumstances.
Actions
1. Measure the power at OSCU input.

If the value is less than 54 dBm, or 51 dBm
(depending on the board generation), change the
board.
2. If not, check the configuration of the 2 OSCU
boards to determine if the clock configuration is
OK.
3. If the alarm persists, contact Alcatel-Lucent
Technical Support Team.
4. End.
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Description
Indicates a degradation of the transmission via high

correction rate (FEC).
Probable Cause
The transmitter of the previous transmission device

is degraded.
Tuning discrepancy between transponders and

amplifiers following a modification of the number
of WDM channels.
The fiber path between the 1626 LM and the

previous transmission device may be degraded.
Related Alarms
SSF (Server Signal Failure) generated on higher

impacted layers
Corrective Actions
one.
Actions
1. Check the fiber connection.

2. Check the fiber between the 1626 LM and the
previous transmission device.
3. Measure the channel margin.
4. If necessary, tune the line (LOFA/ALCT) and/or the
channel (TRBC/TRBD) to recover the channel
margin.
5. End.
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2ecognizing Equipment
R
Degradation or Failure
Overview
Purpose
This chapter lists and describes all the alarms which warn board degradation or failure
and associated trouble shooting tasks to be performed to clear such alarms.
Contents
Follow the Rules
2-2
2-2
2-2
2-3
2-4
2-5
2-6
2-7
OPD (Output Power Degraded)
2-8
2-9
WD (Wavelength Deviation)
2-10
2-11
2-12
2-13
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Follow the Rules

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Follow the Rules

About an optimum operation context
To guarantee an optimum operation context, you must observe the following rules:
Be compliant with line tuning rules:
Check that LDT (Line Tuning Table) guidelines have been implemented.
Check that Audit Tool results display a perfect match between LDT values
and actual values.
Perform NE instantaneous measurements after each network element upgrade.
About launching Performance Monitoring
In case of degradation alarm raised by a transponder board, launch Performance

Monitoring process to evaluate the urgency of planning a maintenance action.
Performance Monitoring process enables to watch the evolution of an event based on
counter value growth or decrease. In case of a rapid counter value growth you need to
plan a maintenance intervention within 2 days.
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Overview
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Overview
Purpose
This section describes the alarms common to all boards which warn about board
degradation or failure:
HT and URU alarms which warn about board degradation,

RUP alarm which warn about board failure.
Contents
2-4
2-5
2-6
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Description
Board temperature is greater than 50 C.

At 50 C the board still works. If the temperature
reaches 70 C, the board shuts down to protect the board
from an hardware failure.
Probable Cause
Related Alarms
etwork element configuration is not compliant

with Alcatel-Lucent recommendations.
Room air conditioning system does not work

properly.
Dust filter is dirty.
At least one of the 3 related fans has failed.

Corrective Actions
Yes.
Actions
1. Verify the installation conformity (the maximum

number of shelves in a rack must be 3).
2. Verify if air deflector and dummy plates are
positioned accordingly.
3. Verify if the room air conditioning system works
properly.
4. If necessary and according to your procedures, clean
or replace the dust filter.
5. If necessary, replace the faulty fans.
6. If necessary, replace the board.
7. End.
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Description
RUP alarm can be raised in the following context:
An hardware component has failed. This may

impact the traffic.
Temperature has reached 70 C.
Note:Does not apply to SFP/XFP modules, nor to ESCT

boards.
Probable Cause
Related Alarms
Hardware failure, or
o possible communication between the shelf

controller and the board.

Corrective Actions
Yes.
Actions
1. Check if the incriminated board has raised an HT

alarm. If it is the case, perform the HT alarm
corrective actions.
2. If not, plug out and plug in the board.
3. If the alarm persists, replace the board.
4. End.
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Description
Indicates that an E internal failure has occurred. Can

be an hardware failure or an internal cabling failure.
Probable Cause
See Description.
Related Alarms
SSF (Server Signal failure)
Any Equipment alarms may potentially be raised.
Corrective Actions
Yes.
Actions
1. Check the related alarm(s).

2. Depending on the alarm, refer to related corrective
actions.
3. End.
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Overview
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Overview
Purpose
This chapter lists and describes
all the alarms which warn a transponder degradation,

associated trouble shooting tasks to be performed to clear such alarms.
Contents
2-8
2-9
2-10
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Description
The measured output power of transponder board is out

of range (+/- 1 dB) compared with the configured target
output power.
Probable Cause
There is an internal problem on the board which raises

the alarm.
Related Alarms
Related equipment alarm(s) may be raised if hardware

problem.
Corrective Actions
Yes.
Actions
1. Change the faulty board.

If related alarms are raised, you need to perform
board replacement immediately.
If no related alarms, you can change the faulty
board during a planned maintenance period.
2. End.
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Description
The transmitter module is degraded in the following

circumstances:
On the User/Client side:
The output power is 3 dB +/- 0.5 dB lower than the

begin of life value.
The laser temperature exceeds by +/- 2.5 C the

begin of life value.
On the Line side:
Probable Cause
The modulator output power is lower than

1dBm+/-1dB.
The laser module temperature is greater than 80 C.
In case of board plugging
The board initialization is not complete. The alarm

should disappear once the initialization is finished.
In case of normal operation
The transmitter module of the board is degraded.

Related Alarms
one.
Corrective Actions
Actions
In case of board plugging context:
1. Wait until the end of board initialization.

2. Unplug and plug again the board to re-initialize it.
3. If the error persists, replace the board.
4. End.
In case of normal operation:
1. Replace the board during a planned maintenance

period.
2. End.
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Description
The wavelength is out of range (+/- 1.5 GHz).
Probable Cause
In case of board plugging:

should disappear when initialization is complete.
In case of normal operations:

The optical module has failed and cannot align the
wavelength with the configured value.
Related Alarms
o.
Corrective Actions
Yes.
Actions

4. End.

period.
2. End.
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Overview
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Overview
Purpose
This chapter lists and describes
all the alarms which warn a LOFA degradation,

associated trouble shooting tasks to be performed to clear such alarms.
Contents
2-12
2-13
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Description
Probable Cause
The transmitter module is degraded in the following

circumstances:
The pump laser temperature is out of acceptable

range (less than 15 C or greater than 35 C), or
Pump current has reached its maximum value,

indicating pump end of life.
In case of board plugging

should disappear once the initialization is finished.
In case of normal operation
The pump module of the board is degraded.

Related Alarms
one.
Corrective Actions
Actions

4. End.

period.
2. End.
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Description
An internal component which regulates the erbium

doped fiber temperature does not work in normal
conditions.
Probable Cause
See Description.
Related Alarms
one.
Corrective Actions
Actions
1. Contact Alcatel-Lucent Support Team for expertise

because this alarm does not necessarily impact the
transmission.
2. End.
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3OFA Input Signal

L
Degradation Threshold
Management
Overview
Purpose
This chapter describes the LOFA degradation threshold management.

Contents
3-2
About IPD Alarm Threshold
3-2
3-4
3-5
3-6
3-8
3-9
3-11
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Overview
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Overview
Purpose
For LOFA boards, an IPD (Input Power Degradation) alarm threshold enables to define
the triggering point of an IPD alarm.
A LOFA board is assigned with a default threshold table which holds the alarm threshold
values.
To be able to create a specific IPD threshold table and to assign it to a LOFA board with
specific threshold values, you must:
1. Select the default threshold table.
2. Clone the selected table and save it with a specific name.
3. Assign the threshold table to the required board.
4. End.
Contents
3-2
3-4
3-5
3-6
3-8
3-9
3-11

You can set and customize IPD threshold values which will trigger the Input Power
Degraded alarm, depending on the values you will have entered as shown in the
following figure.
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Figure 3-1 Power Alarm Raise Logic
IPD Threshold Values
The following table displays the threshold values you can assign to the IPD threshold.
Table 3-1
IPD Alarm Threshold Values
IPD Alarm Threshold
Default Value
Range
Step
1st Stage Input Power Degradation (High

Threshold) (in dBm)
+5 dBm
-42 dBm to +9
dBm
0.5 dBm
1st Stage Input Power Degradation (Low

Threshold) (in dBm)
-35 dBm
-42 dBm to +9
dBm
0.5 dBm
2nd Stage Input Power Degradation

(High Threshold) (in dBm)
+17.5 dBm
-29 dBm to
+17.5 dBm
0.5 dBm
2nd Stage Input Power Degradation (Low

Threshold) (in dBm)
-29 dBm
-29 dBm to
+17.5 dBm
0.5 dBm
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Recommendations
The following table shows how to determine low and high threshold values that
Alcatel-Lucent recommends to set
after commissioning or,

after network upgrade.
For Threshold Type...
Threshold Value is Equal To...
Low
Measured power at line amplifier input - 3 dB.
High
Measured power at line amplifier input + 3 dB.
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Purpose
Use this procedure to display board alarm thresholds.

Before you begin
The required board view is displayed.

How to display board alarm threshold
To display board alarm thresholds, perform the following steps:

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Select Board>Alarm Threshold Configuration

Result: The Alarm Threshold Configuration window is displayed and lists the
existing alarm threshold tables for the selected board.

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From the Threshold table list, select an entry and click View.
Result: The Alarm Threshold view window is displayed.
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Click Cancel to close the window.

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Click Close to finish.

E...................................................................................................................................................................................................
N D O F S T E P S
See Also
About IPD Alarm Threshold (p. 3-2)
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Purpose
Use this procedure to create alarm threshold tables.

Before you begin

How to create alarm threshold tables
To create alarm threshold tables, perform the following steps:

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existing alarm threshold tables.

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From the Threshold table list, select an entry and click Clone.
Result: The Alarm threshold table cloning window is displayed.
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In Table name field, enter a name for the new alarm threshold table.
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For each of the thresholds, select the required value.

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Click Clone.
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The new alarm threshold table appears in the Threshold Table list.
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From the list, select the new table.

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Click Apply.
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The new table is assigned to the selected board.

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N D O F S T E P S
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Purpose
Use this procedure to assign an alarm threshold to a board.

Before you begin

How to assign an alarm threshold to a board
To assign an alarm threshold to a board, perform the following steps:

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From the Threshold table list, select an entry and click Apply.
Result: The selected table is assigned to the selected board.
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Purpose
Use this procedure to modify alarm threshold tables,

Before you begin

How to modify alarm threshold tables
To modify alarm threshold tables, perform the following steps:

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From the Threshold table list, select an entry and click Modify.
Result: The Alarm threshold table modification window is displayed.
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If necessary, in Table name field, enter a new for the threshold table.
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For the required thresholds, select a new value.

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Click Apply.
Result: The new alarm threshold table appears in the Threshold Table list.
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From the list, select the new table.

Result: Click Apply.
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The modified table is assigned to the selected board.

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N D O F S T E P S
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See Also
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Purpose
Use this procedure to delete alarm threshold tables.

Before you begin

The alarm threshold table to delete is not a default one.
The alarm threshold table to delete is not assigned to any boards.
How to delete alarm threshold tables
To delete alarm threshold tables, perform the following steps:

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From the Threshold table list, select an entry and click Delete.
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Click Delete to confirm.

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END
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S T E P S
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Technical support .......................................................................................................................................................................... ix

Recognizing Line Degradation or Line Break

IPL (Input Power Loss) ............................................................................................................................................................ 1-4

Recognizing Equipment Degradation or Failure

Generic Degradation or Failure Alarms

RUP (Replaceable Unit Problem)

URU (Underlying Resource Unavailable)

Transponder Degradation Alarms

HVCSP (Heating or ventilation or Cooling System Problem)

LOFA Input Signal Degradation Threshold Management

Assigning an Alarm Threshold to a Board

IPD Alarm Threshold Values ................................................................................................................................. 3-3

Alarm Diagram ........................................................................................................................................................... 1-5

Power Alarm Raise Logic ....................................................................................................................................... 3-3

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to anticipate TRBD and LOFA boards degradation or failures,

1626LM R3.0 Operator Handbook

Alcatel-Lucent University provides courses to train telecommunication technicians in

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COCE (Configuration Or Customization Error)

IPD (Input Power Degraded)

IPL (Input Power Loss)

LOSCF (Loss Of Supervisory Channel Frame)

LTCER (Low Threshold Corrected Error)

Be compliant with line tuning rules:

Perform NE instantaneous measurements after each network element upgrade.

Recognizing Line Degradation or Line Break

COCE (Configuration Or Customization Error)

COCE (Configuration Or Customization Error)

Indicates that ALCT or LOFA boards are working

COCE is an indication to inform that these devices

COCE does not necessarily imply any malfunction

COCE alarm may be raised:

following particular tuning due to specific

after line modification which implies a variation of

On-Site Intervention Required

Yes, in certain circumstances.

1. If span loss is too high compared to the

Recognizing Line Degradation or Line Break

IPD (Input Power Degraded)

IPD (Input Power Degraded)

A LOFA has detected a degraded incoming signal at

The input power at LOFA stage input is lower or higher

On-Site Intervention Required

Depending on the fault location.

1. Check the mechanical aspect of the fiber

Recognizing Line Degradation or Line Break

IPL (Input Power Loss)

IPL (Input Power Loss)

Optical power loss at input port.

The fiber may be unplugged

The transmitter of the previous transmission device may be in failure.

The following alarms may be raised:

LOS (Loss Of Signal) raised by OTS block,

LOMS (Loss Of Multiplex Section).

LOSC (Loss of Supervisory Channel)

URU (Underlying Resource Unavailable)