ADC PG-FlexPlus AMU-912 Manual page 9

Table 17. FPC-806 Front Panel LEDs
LED Color State
POTS# (# = Green On
1 – 6)
Ring
Cadence
Flash
Slow Flash Channel is in test
Off
Table 18 lists the LED indications for the FPC-806
diagnostic and maintenance modes.
Table 18. FPC-806 Diagnostic Indicators
Indicator Description
PWR LED FPC-806 is running Application software must
On, all in Boot Mode be reinstalled. Contact
other LEDs Product Support for
flashing additional information.
PWR LED Software download Wait for download to
On, all to FPC-806 complete and FPC-806 to
other LEDs restart
sequencing
downward
Fault LED FPC-806 hardware Replace FPC-806
On, All failure
other LEDs
Off
COT P
ROVISIONING
Log in to the COT System
Refer to the section labeled Log in to the COT System on
page 4 and perform steps 1 through 6 to successfully log in
to the system.
Provision the COT AMU-912
The AMU-912, when located in the Central Office, requires
no provisioning and can be used in its default condition.
However, if you would like to create a system ID, perform
step 2 as shown in the section labeled Provision the RT
AMU-912 on page 5. Press the ESC key once to back up to
the CONFIG column
Provision the COT PMX-744
You should still be logged in and the CONFIG column
Function
should be highlighted under the PG-Flex
Off Hook
Management Unit banner as described in step 1 under
Provision the RT AMU-912 on page 5.
Channel is ringing
Refer to the section labeled Provision the RT PMX-744 on
page 5 and follow steps 1 through 4 only. Use those options
specified in Table 19. After accepting changes, press the
Channel is idle
ESC key once.
NOTE: You must provision the ACTIVE MUX.
Provisioning information will be copied to the stand-by
MUX once accepting changes is completed.
Table 19. PMX-744L1B Configuration
Action
TDM Cross Connect Mode
Primary Timing Source
Secondary Timing Source
MUX Protection Switching
TDM DS1 Frame Format
TDM DS1 Line Code
TR-08 Alarm Format
TR-08 Facility Protection
MUX Configuration
*The COT MUX requires an office timing source that is input
to DS1s 6, 7, or 8. DS1s 6 and 7 are used in this example.
Provision the COT FPC-806
1. Press the ESC button to return to the PG-Flex
Advanced Management Unit screen.
2. Right arrow to SELECT and press the down arrow
until COLU 1 is highlighted. Press <enter>. Note the
banner now reads PG-Flex
3. Right arrow to CONFIG and press the down arrow.
The System Options menu item should be
highlighted. Press <enter>.
4. Use the arrow keys to navigate to each option and then
use the space bar to toggle through the options. Set the
options as shown in Table 20.
Advanced
Plus
Option Setting
6 DS0/SLOT
DS1-6*
DS1-7*
ENABLED
TR-08
AMI
16 FRAME
DISABLED
CB-COT
Plus
CPOTS Line Unit #1.
Plus
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5. Arrow down to ACCEPT SYSTEM OPTION
CHANGES and press <enter>. You will be prompted
to save changes. Type 'y' to confirm.
6. Repeat steps 2 through 5 for each COLU that is
installed in the system. However, in step 2, select the
next available COLU until all COLUs have been
configured and changes have been saved.
7. Press ESC three times to return to the main AMU
logout screen and press 'y' to log out and return to the
password screen.
Table 20. FPC-806 Provisioning Options
Option
Subscriber Drop Test Compatibility
POTS DID Mode
PG-Plus System ID (24 chars max)
S P
WITCH ROVISIONING
This section describes the typical switch provisioning
required to successfully turn up a PG-Flex
operating in Integrated mode. Refer back to the first section
under PG-Flex System on page 1 for a description of this
Plus
application.
The PG-Flex cabinet can be deployed with multiple DS-1
Plus
(T1/HDSL fed) inputs. However, it has been demonstrated
that in most cases, a less than full roll-out of the cabinet is
experienced during the initial installation. As new shelves
are required, additional switch ports are added. In some
instances; however, all switch ports have been configured
while only the 'A' shelf (or 'A' and 'B', etc) is active at the
cabinet. In situations like this, although there is nothing
technically wrong, the switch will report an 'A' shelf,
'major', and 'minor' TR-08 alarm to the cabinet system.
This is a false alarm that can lead to confusion by the craft
personnel. There are two methods in which to suppress these
alarms.
In the case where all switch ports have been configured, the
simplest method is to throw up a hard-wire loopback back
toward the switch. This is done either with a loopback plug
or jumper at the DSX. In most cases, you should not need to
place a loopback into the system towards the cabinet as those
Setting
MLT
DISABLE
Optional
Field Cabinet
Plus