Maintenance Signals
Supervisory Signal
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Overview
Signal Specifications
Signal Composition
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The Supervisory Signal travels in the opposite direction of the
transmitted DWDM signal, and provides the following capabilities:
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Node-to-node communication: SUPV communicates with the
SUPV controller core in other network elements via the OSC. An
example use of this flow is a CIT connection to a remote node
for sending TL1 commands and receiving responses. All such
inter-node communication flows through the SUPV controller
core before transmission on the OSC or private LAN.
Node-to-node communication is at 100Mbps–priority 2.
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Orderwire communication: used to establish orderwire
connections between network elements. Orderwire
communication is at 5 Mbps–priority 1 (to minimize variable
delay).
The Supervisory Channel is not amplified and can run with the
OA/RP lasers off.
The Supervisory (SUPVY) Signal data rate is 149.76 Mb/s OC-3. Of
this bandwidth, 145 Mb/s payload capacity is available for the
Supervisory Data Link.
There is one SUPVY Signal for each Dense Wavelength Division
Multiplexing (DWDM) line. There are four ports per circuit pack and
two SUPVY Signals per optical line in a LambdaXtreme
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Issue 1, June 2002
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