Lucent Technologies FiberReach DDM-2000 - Page 1184

NTP-017
: System Turnup 363-206-305
Page 2 of 6 Issue 3, June 2000
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2.
NOTE:
The
rtrv-eqpt:
command retrieves the
Equipage and
Version Report
. This report lists the circuit pack type and
version information for one or more slots. See the
"Commands and Reports" section of this manual for a
description of the
rtrv-eqpt:
command format.
If a DDM-2000 OC-3 shelf is the terminating end, use the
rtrv-eqpt:
command to obtain the
Equipage and Version
Report
and verify that the proper service and protection (if
required)
MXRVO
(
STS1E
) circuit packs have been installed in
group(s) (
FUNCTION UNITS A
,
B
, or
C
) being put into service.
3. At the HDSL terminating node(s) of the circuit being established,
determine which HDSL port(s) is to be put into service and what
options are to be selected.
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4. At each HDSL terminating node, set option switches and install
HDSL circuit pack(s), as required.
5.
NOTE:
No DS1 slot locations should be left empty in Low-Speed
Groups equipped with
HDSL
circuit packs.
NOTE:
When a
HDSL
circuit pack is switched to protection, removal
of any other
HDSL
circuit pack or
177A
Retainer Card in the
same Low-Speed Group will result in a loss of service to the
protected
HDSL
and the removed
HDSL
circuit pack.
NOTE:
177A
Retainer Cards are used to disconnect the
cross-connect wiring associated with unused service DS1
slot locations from the DDM-2000's internal protection bus.
Install
177A
Retainer Cards into all unused service
DS1
slots in
Low-Speed Groups equipped with
HDSL
circuit packs.
6. At each HDSL terminating node, make the appropriate cable
connection(s) to the HDSL cross-connect point(s) or equivalent
connection point(s) for the circuit being added.