PTN 910 Commissioning Guide

PTN 910 COMMISSION GUIDE


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PTN and BITS Commissioning Guide

1 PTN 910 status check

After powering up the PTN equipment, wait 3-5 minutes for the PTN to start up completely. Then the engineer should check the status of PTN indicators.

For PTN910: There are 9 indicators on the PTN CXPH board. The correct indicators status should be as shown below:

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2 GE optical interface check

By default, the GE optical interfaces are enabled after the PTN is powered up. The UGL engineer needs to check the output power of the GE optical interfaces (OUT1 and OUT2). The GE optical interface is 1000BASE-LX(10Km). Its mean launched optical power should be from -11 to -3 dBm. The figures below shows the GE output interfaces to be tested.

CXPH unit for PTN910”

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3 Configure the PTN 910

Parameters

The NE IP and GE interface IP should be configured to enable the remote communication and control of the PTN.UGL engineer should be responsible for the IP address configuration.

Step 1: Configure the IP address on the PCThe UGL engineer should first configure the laptop IP address to be 129.9.0.1 (IP mask 255.255.0.0)

Then the Ethernet interface of the laptop should be connect to the ETH/OAM interface of the PTN with cable.

Step 2: Check the U2000 LCT server statusLaunch the U2000LCT System Monitor shortcut icon to start System Monitor Client

In the Login dialog box, set the username and the password.

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Check whether the U2000 LCT processes can be normally started. The processes whose startup mode is manual must be started manually. If all the processes can be normally started, the server runs normally

Step 3: Launch the U2000 LCT clientOpen the U2000 LCT Client shortcut icon

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Enter the username and the password, to open the U2000LCT.

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Step 4: Find the PTN910 in the U2000 LCT

Click the “Auto-Discovery” icon on the bottom-right of the window

Select the row which has the “129.9.255.255” as the “IP Address” in the pop-out window and click “next”

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The system will find out the directly connected PTN-910. Select the entry and click “Create”. Enter the username as “root” and password as “password” to integrate the PTN into the U2000.

If the operation succussed, a new entry will be created under “NE information List” as below.

Note: For most of time, if an action has been executed successfully, the following window will be pop-out to indicate the operation is succussed, click “close” to continue.

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Step 4: Upload the PTN-910 configuration

Right-click the new-created 910 entry and click “configuration”;In the new window, select the “Upload” radio button and click “Next” to upload the configuration.

In the new pop-out window, click “OK” to continue.

The system will finish the uploading process after the progress reach “100%”

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