Replacing Pluggable Transceivers
For complete information on inspecting and cleaning fiber-optic
connectors, see “Preparation for Troubleshooting” on p.29 in this manual.
d) Remove the dust plug from the pluggable transceiver optical port and store
it in a clean resealable container.
e) Plug the cleaned connector of the reception fiber into the RX connector.
f) Remove the tag from the reception fiber.
g) Repeat b through f for connecting the transmission fiber.
Step 13 Verify that the corresponding channel module port LED is green. If so, the
replacement transceiver and the target device have an established link. The
replacement transceiver is working properly.
Step 14 If available, mount the front cover to the shelf as described in “Mounting an
SH7HU, SH9HU, or SHX9HU Front Cover” on p.769.
Step 15 Detach the wrist strap from your wrist, disconnect the earthing cable from the
ESD grounding point on the shelf (if available) or the rack and lay the earthing
cable aside.
Step 16 Store the resealable containers with the dust plugs, dust covers, and
protective caps in a safe place for future use.
Should you have any difficulty performing this procedure, contact ADVA
Optical Networking Technical Services.
Step 17 Repeat this procedure for each SFP, SFP+, or XFP transceiver to be installed.
Removing a CFP Transceiver
See the above Safety Guidelines before removing any CFP transceiver module.
Equipment Required
Before starting the procedure, ensure the following equipment is available:
• ESD-preventive wrist strap or other personal grounding device
• Suitable grounded surface or an antistatic mat for placing the CFP transceiver
• Appropriate dust plug to protect the empty channel module interface cage (if you want
to install a replacement transceiver module later or not at all). This is especially
important for 100G transponders/muxponders.
• Appropriate blind plugs for inserting into the unterminated optical receptacles of the
optical module which is directly connected to this transceiver (if you want to install an
replacement transceiver module later or not at all)
• Appropriate protective caps for covering the fiber-optic connectors
• Original shipping box, including the static-protective package or an equivalent
container for saving the removed CFP transceiver
• Tagging materials, if necessary (for labeling the optical fibers)
Removal Procedure
Several tasks must be completed. Some tasks are detailed in sub-tasks. Follow these
steps to remove a CFP transceiver from the interface cage of a CFP-based channel
module.
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