Replacing Pluggable Transceivers
• Move the bale-clasp toward the interface cage until it touches the
transceiver optical port again. Next, pull the bale clasp gently
downwards once more as shown in Figure 47 on p.681, and then
grasp the bale clasp to extract the transceiver with a slight force.
Note
When you remove the pluggable transceiver from the interface cage
the channel module port status LED turns red.
Removal of the pluggable transceiver module is automatically detected
by the management software. Each time a pluggable transceiver is
removed from a cage, the internal network management system
receives a trap message.
Step 9 Plug the appropriate dust cover(s) into the transceiver port.
Step 10 Place the removed pluggable transceiver in an antistatic bag, an ESD safe
box, or other protective environment.
Step 11 Insert the appropriate dust plug into the empty interface cage as shown in
Figure 48, if the replacement transceiver is not being installed.
Figure 48: Example of an XFP Dust Plug Inserted into an Empty XFP
Cage
Step 12 Detach the wrist strap from your wrist, disconnect the grounding cable from the
ESD grounding point on the shelf (if available) or the rack, and lay the
grounding cable aside.
Step 13 Store the box with the removed pluggable transceiver(s) for future use in a safe
place.
Should you have any difficulty performing this procedure, contact ADVA
Optical Networking Technical Services.
Step 14 Repeat this procedure for each SFP, SFP+, or XFP transceiver to be removed.
Installing an SFP or XFP Transceiver
See the above Safety Guidelines before installing any SFP transceiver, SFP+ transceiver
or XFP transceiver module. The following description is applicable to all SFP, SFP+, and
XFP transceiver modules provided by ADVA Optical Networking. In this procedure, these
modules are referred to as pluggable transceivers.
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