ATX TranScend - High Sensitivity Opto-Stacker

CRAFT LINE INTERFACE (CLI)
5-20 TranScend Chassis – Operation Manual
Transcend [slot-1] >ModuleTempAlarm
Normal
5.1.2.12 High Sensitivity Opto-Stacker
The commands in this section are High Sensitivity Opto-stacker specic.
Philosophy of module occupies multiple slots
The multiple-slot-wide module physically consumes more than one slot spaces. Its name is displayed on all slots, but it
communicates with user via the lowest number of slot. The lowest number slot is dened as “Physical Slot” and all the upper
slots are dened as “Virtual Slot”. All UIs (CLI, SNMP etc.) are displayed on Physical slot only.
The High Sensitivity Opto-stacker consumes two physical slot spaces, the lower number slot is dened as true physical slot
for CLI slot menu, the higher number slot is dened as a virtual slot, CLI menu would not be available for virtual slots.
Example #1: The HS-OptoStacker is plugged into slot 1 and occupied slot 1 and slot 2. Slot 1 is physical slot and
slot 2 is virtual slot.
Transcend[slot-1] >slot
Slot 1 - HS-OptoStacker
Slot 2 - HS-OptoStacker
Slot 3 - DFB-Tx
Slot 4 – QRRX
Selecting the physical slot (slot 1), the module information can be displayed.
Transcend[slot-1] >slot 1
Slot 1 (HS-OptoStacker) selected
Selecting the virtual slot (slot 2), there is no module information available.
Transcend[slot-1] >slot 2
Slot 2 (Empty) selected
ModuleTemp: Displays the module temperature reading in Centigrade.
Example #1: In this example, the module in slot 1 reports its module temperature reading as 21.4 Centigrade.
Transcend [slot-1] >moduletemp
+21.4 (deg C)
LaserTemp: displays the laser temperature reading in Centigrade.
Example #1: In this example, the module in slot 1 reports its laser temperature reading on channel 1.
Transcend [slot-1] >LaserTemp
+23.0 (deg C)
OPoutPower: Displays the optical output power reading in dBm.
Example #1: In this example, the module in slot 1 reports its optical output power reading.
Transcend [slot-1] >OPoutPower
-99.0 (dBm)
OpticalPowerDbm: displays the optical receiver power in dBm.
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