NTP-036: Circuit Order 363-206-285
Page 2 of 4 Issue 2, February 2000
DDM-2000 OC-3 MULTIPLEXER
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3.
NOTE:
The UPD/INIT pushbutton on the SYSCTL is recessed to
prevent its accidental operation. You will need a small
pointed object such as a ball-point pen to operate it.
At the terminating nodes, momentarily depress the UPD/INIT
buttonontheSYSCTL circuit pack or use the upd command to
update the equipment list. (Flashing FAULT LEDs go off.)
4. If a craft interface terminal (CIT) is available, use the
rtrv-state-eqpt: command to verify that the right port has
been changed from
in-service
(i)to
auto
(a) state at the
terminating nodes.
5.
NOTE:
If the other terminating node for the EC-1 interface is
equipped with DS3 circuit packs, then STS1
cross-connections will be present. If the other terminating
node(s) for the EC-1 interface is equipped with DS1 circuit
packs, then either STS1 or VT1.5 cross-connections will be
present. The rtrv-crs-sts1: command retrieves the
STS-1 Cross Connect Report.Thertrv-crs-vt1:
command retrieves the VT1 Cross Connect Report.
From the work order or rtrv-crs-( ) command, determine the
cross-connections for circuit being discontinued. Use the
rtrv-crs-( ) command at each node in the network to obtain
the STS-1 Cross Connect Report or VT1 Cross Connect
Report.
6. !
CAUTION:
Deleting wrong cross-connections may interrupt service.
NOTE:
STS1E slots cannot be unequipped without an alarm until all
cross-connections are removed. The cross-connections
must be removed first before removing circuit packs.
Remove the cross-connections from the terminating nodes
first, then remove the pass-through cross-connections at the
non-terminating nodes. A Critical or Major alarm may occur
when the first cross-connection at the terminating node is
deleted and clear when the other terminating
cross-connection is deleted.
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