Alcatel-Lucent 1850 User Provisioning Manual page 259

Tree area
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The Remote Inventory window contains the following parameters:
Access Identifier - This is the Equipment Access Identifier, identifies the equipment
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entity access identifier of the circuit pack resource in the <circuit pack acronym>-
<rack>-<shelf>-<slot> format.
Actual EQPT - Specifies the acronym of the physically equipped module type. ANY-
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<type> is the value shows for a generic non Alcatel-Lucent XFP/SFP module.
Company - Specifies the identifier of the board manufacturer. in the <value> <4
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bytes> format.
Mnemonic - Specifies the Alcatel-Lucent mnemonic for the given equipment, in the
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<value> {<8 Bytes>} format. For many circuit packs the AID Prefix value, the
PROVISIONED TYPE value and the Remote Inventory Mnemonic value are identical.
This is not so for the circuit packs whose provisioning and inventory data
specifications are given in CLEI code field.
CLEI Code - Specifies the CLEI code for the given equipment, in the <value> {<10
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Bytes>} format.
Part Number - Specifies the Alcatel-Lucent part number for the given equipment, in
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the <value> {<14 Bytes>} format.
Software Part Number - Specifies the Alcatel-Lucent part number for the software
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running on the given equipment, in the <value> {<14 Bytes>} format
Factory - Specifies the identifier of the factory manufacturer, in the <value> {<4
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Bytes>} format.
Serial Number - Specifies the serial number for the given equipment, in the <value>
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{<16 Bytes>} format.
Date - Specifies the date the EPROM was written, in the <value> {{00-99}-{01-12}-
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{01-31}} format.
Extra Data - Specifies the ASCII dump of the rest of the bytes in the RI, in the
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<String collecting the remaining characters, excluding checksum bytes, with blanks
replacing non-printable ones> {<46 Bytes>} format.
DWDM circuit pack module
Expand the circuit pack in the tree area as shown in
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Issue 1 February 2009
Figure 4-41.
Access a module
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