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ONT-506 Optical Network Tester
Mainframe, V 20.0.x
Operating Manual
BN 3062/01, Series A ...
BN 3062/98.21
2013.03 (V 20.0.x)
English
www.valuetronics.com

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  • Page 1 ONT-506 Optical Network Tester Mainframe, V 20.0.x Operating Manual BN 3062/01, Series A ... BN 3062/98.21 2013.03 (V 20.0.x) English www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 2 Please direct all enquiries to your local JDSU sales company. The addresses can be found at: www.jdsu.com/test Copyrights This product or parts of this product are based on the Recommendations and/or Standards issued by the Standardization Sector of the International Telecommunication Union - ITU-T and/or the European Telecommunications Standards Institute- ETSI.
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Laser related safety instructions....................19 2.3.1 Invisible laser radiation..................19 2.3.2 Invisible laser radiation (Class 1 laser products)..........19 2.3.3 Invisible laser radiation (Class 1M laser products)..........20 2.3.4 ONT-506 mainframe includes laser sources............20 2.3.5 Test modules include different laser sources............20 JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 4 Unpacking the instrument..................35 4.1.2 Positioning the instrument..................35 4.1.3 Connecting peripheral equipment................36 4.1.4 Connecting the ONT-506 to the AC line.............. 37 4.1.5 Switching the ONT-506 on...................37 4.1.6 Adapting the keyboard layout................37 4.1.7 Setting the time zone of an ONT-506..............38 4.1.8...
  • Page 5 Saving the configuration..................47 5.1.8 Creating a report and saving it locally..............49 Creating a layered application....................51 Editing the configuration of a layered application..............52 Remote controlling the ONT-506....................55 Administration & Maintenance................56 Updating the software......................57 Installing a test module......................58 Preparing the pluggable optical connectors................61 Preparing the optical connectors....................61...
  • Page 6 Printing a screenshot..................105 7.1.10.9 Making a screenshot and saving it to a file............106 7.1.11 Tools........................107 7.1.11.1 Restarting the ONT-506 software..............107 7.1.11.2 Getting information about the ONT-506 software release.........108 7.1.11.3 Showing connection statistics................108 7.1.11.4 Showing active clients..................109 7.1.12 Date and time.....................110 7.1.12.1 Local time display....................110...
  • Page 7 Logging in as user 'root'..................144 7.3.1.3.3 Changing the password of a Linux user.............146 7.3.1.4 Starting an ONT-506 GUI..................146 7.3.1.4.1 Starting an ONT-506 GUI in single-user mode..........147 7.3.1.4.2 Starting an ONT-506 GUI in multi-user mode............147 7.3.1.5 Installing a network printer.................148 7.3.1.6 USB memory stick.....................152...
  • Page 8 Java Web Start concept..................176 7.3.5.2 Starting remote operation via Java Web Start...........176 7.3.5.3 Java Runtime Environment................178 7.3.5.3.1 Installing JRE via the 'Welcome to the ONT-506' screen........178 7.3.5.3.2 Installing JRE from the Sun homepage directly..........179 7.3.5.3.3 Setting up Java Web Start.................180 Mainframe & hardware......................181 7.4.1...
  • Page 9 ONT-5xx General Information and Test Tool.............214 7.5.2 Function overview....................214 7.5.3 Checking hardware issues.................217 Appendix......................218 Trouble shooting........................218 8.1.1 Recovery......................219 8.1.2 Recovery tools....................220 8.1.2.1 Restarting the ONT-506 software..............221 8.1.2.2 Checking device configuration................221 8.1.2.3 Provisioning LAN access...................224 8.1.2.4 Calibrating the touchscreen................226 8.1.3 Result recovery....................227 8.1.4 Checking power....................227 8.1.5 Checking network connectivity................228...
  • Page 10 Contents Operating Manual - Mainframe 8.2.4 External interfaces.....................231 8.2.5 Display.......................232 8.2.6 Noise emission....................232 8.2.7 Dimensions and weight..................232 8.2.8 Clock and synchronization.................233 Contact information........................236 Index........................239 viii JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 11: Introduction

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Introduction This user manual provides information on operating and maintaining the ONT-506. Included topics • Document roadmap • Copyright • Symbols and formatting conventions • Terms and definitions • ONT-5xx overview JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester...
  • Page 12: Document Roadmap

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Document roadmap This section is intended to help you find your way through the manual. Section 1: Introduction The first section introduces the formatting conventions used throughout this manual and provides an overview about the ONT-5xx family. Section 2: Safety instructions Every user of an ONT-5xx has to be familiar with the safety instructions.
  • Page 13: Symbols And Formatting Conventions

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Symbols and formatting conventions This section lists and explains symbols, icons, terms and formatting conventions used in this operating manual. Included topics • Warning messages • Formatting conventions • Conditional matters 1.3.1 Warning messages Warning messages are represented in a consistent way throughout this operating manual. This section explains these formatting conventions.
  • Page 14: Formatting Conventions

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 1.3.2 Formatting conventions Throughout this manual specific types of information are represented in consistent ways. This section explains these formatting conventions. Information Formatting Very important information Make sure that you protect yourself and others from exposure to laser light. Advices of this kind should be followed carefully.
  • Page 15: Conditional Matters

    ONT-503 specific information for example is depicted as follows: Information concerning the ONT-503 mainframe... This concept is also used for information specifically related to a Java or operating system version. Symbols The following symbols are used: ONT-503 ONT-506 ONT-512 SuSE 9.2 SuSE 10.0 Java 1.6 Java 1.7 Terms and definitions This section explains the terms used in this manual.
  • Page 16 GUI. • External PC Synonym for a computer (PC, workstation, MAC, ...) allows for remote operation of an ONT-506. • Test module Group of one or more intelligent boards (blades with a CPU) and (optional) passive boards (blades without a CPU).
  • Page 17: Ont-5Xx Overview

    Operating Manual - Mainframe ONT-5xx overview This section introduces the ONT-5xx concept. Included topics • ONT-5xx mainframes • ONT-5xx test modules • Applications 1.5.1 ONT-5xx mainframes This section is designed to familiarize you with the key features and functions of the ONT-5xx mainframe family.
  • Page 18: Ont-5Xx Test Modules

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 1.5.2 ONT-5xx test modules This section lists all test modules available for the ONT-5xx together with the number of required slots and the ordering number. 100GE Modules and Software Slots 100G Module CFP slot BN 3061/92.49 100G Module CFP slot V2 BN 3061/92.50 Physical layer validation...
  • Page 19 Operating Manual - Mainframe Module E 10G LAN/WAN/FC/SONET/SDH/OTN Slots 10G VCAT HO BN 3061/93.39 10G GFP-F BN 3061/93.45 10G Fiber Channel BN 3061/93.46 10GigE LAN BN 3061/93.47 10GigE WAN BN 3061/93.48 OTN 10.7 G BN 3061/93.49 OTN 11.05/11.1 G BN 3061/93.50 OTN 11.27/11.32 G BN 3061/93.51 OTN Data (11.05/11.1/11.27/11.32 G)
  • Page 20: Applications

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Multi-Channel SONET/SDH application Slots Multi-Channel extension module BN 3061/90.82 Data over SONET/SDH applications Slots NewGen solution 2.5G, 1310 & 1550 nm/electrical BN 3061/90.41 NewGen solution 2.5G-B, BN 3061/90.43 1310 & 1550 nm/electrical NewGen solution 10G, 1550 nm/electrical BN 3061/90.45 GFP-T processing BN 3061/93.08...
  • Page 21: Multi-Channel

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Module E 10G Unmatched breadth and depth of testing with the ability to cover all rates from 9.95G to 11.32G . Module E is the first test module capable of testing 10 line rates in this range. All relevant interfaces needed in the R&D and SVT environments are now covered with a single tester.
  • Page 22: Safety Instructions

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Safety instructions The ONT-506 was shipped in perfect condition. To maintain this condition and ensure safe operation of the instrument, please follow the instructions below. WARNING Warning symbols for potential hazard In all cases where the ONT-506 or its test modules are labeled with a warning symbol, the operating manual of the device concerned must be consulted to learn more about the nature of the potential hazard and any action that has to be taken.
  • Page 23: Certifications

    (see "Specifications" on page 229) ð Only JDSU test modules dedicated for use in the ONT-506 are allowed to be installed in and operated with the mainframe. ð Only JDSU test modules dedicated for use in the ONT-506 are allowed to be installed in and operated with the mainframe.
  • Page 24: Safe Operation

    Safe operation ð If safe operation seems to no longer be possible, take the instrument out of service and make sure it is not used. This may be the case, if the ONT-506 • shows visible signs of damage, •...
  • Page 25: Related Safety Instructions

    Due to limited mainframe cooling air flow, configuration restrictions apply when using Jitter 10G-D. CAUTION Configuration ð When configuring the ONT-506 mainframe, it is not recommended to use the Jitter 10G- D module in slot 4-6 of the mainframe when operating the instrument in an elevated temperature environment (T > 27°C/80°F).
  • Page 26: Opening The Chassis

    Take care of electrostatic discharging. 2.2.4 No 'hot swap' supported Risk of test module damage in case of installing or removing test modules without switching off the ONT-506. CAUTION No "hot swap" supported In any case and before installing or removing test modules the ONT-506 must be switched of.
  • Page 27: Data Loss During Emergency Shutdown

    Data loss during emergency shutdown An emergency shutdown may lead to loss of data. CAUTION Data loss during emergency shutdown If the ONT-506 is not turned off properly, then • applications will not be closed properly and • instrument settings and measurement results may not be saved to the mass storage.
  • Page 28: Short-Circuits

    CAUTION Automatic restart If the ONT-506 is not used for a long time, the mainframe should be switched off. If the ONT-506 is not used for a long time, the mainframe should be switched off (ONT-506/512) or disconnected from the mains power supply (ONT-503).
  • Page 29: Laser Related Safety Instructions

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Laser related safety instructions The ONT-506 mainframe and some test modules include laser sources. The test modules may be equipped with user pluggable laser sources in the form of CFP, SFP, and XFP devices. Invisible optical radiation is present at the output connectors of these test modules.
  • Page 30: Invisible Laser Radiation (Class 1M Laser Products)

    Single Mode Fiber, nom. 9u core diameter with 10u modal field diameter Single Mode Fiber, nom. 9u core diameter with 11u modal field diameter 2.3.4 ONT-506 mainframe includes laser sources ONT-506 mainframe may include different laser sources with different laser classifications. DANGER ONT-5xx mainframes include laser sources Mainframe laser classification...
  • Page 31 Operating Manual - Mainframe Test modules laser classification Test module Laser classification according to IEC 60825-1:2007 Module 2.5G Class 1 laser product Module 2.5G-B Module 10G Class 1M laser product Module 10G-B OTN Module 2.5/2.7G Class 1 laser product OTN Module 2.5/2.7G-B OTN Module 10/10.7G Class 1M laser product OTN Module 10/10.7G-B...
  • Page 32: Laser Classification Of Optical Xfp Transceivers

    Laser classification of the optical XFP transceiver The user is free to use any XFP transceiver compatible with the XFP Multi Source Agreement (MSA) in the ONT-506, including for example an 850 nm XFP transceiver which is a Class 1 Laser Product.
  • Page 33: Ventilation

    • Lightweight objects 2.4.1 Insufficient cooling The ONT-506 and the test modules can be damaged or destroyed if the passage of cooling air is insufficient. CAUTION Insufficient cooling ð Keep all input and output openings free and do not block the ventilation openings.
  • Page 34: Concepts

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Concepts This section explains the basic concepts of the ONT-506 system. Included topics • Overall software structure • Modes of operation • ONT-506 software • ONT-506 software version control • Application • Session • Port •...
  • Page 35: Overall Software Structure

    ONT-506 (working directly with the hardware), the other part ('client') accesses the server functionality and offers an interface to the user. The client may run on the ONT-506 or an external PC. Client and server are connected via a network - either internal (inside the ONT-506) or external (LAN/WAN).
  • Page 36: Software

    Operating Manual - Mainframe ONT-506 software The ONT-506 software is intended to perform measurements and generate results. It utilizes sessions and applications in order to do so. The ONT-506 software deals with: • Sessions • Applications • Ports • Results •...
  • Page 37: Ont-506 Software Version Control

    In order to support collaboration in a multi-user environment the ONT-506 software distinguishes between different categories of applications: •...
  • Page 38: Session

    Overwriting standard applications is not possible. Public application • Public applications are configured by an ONT-506 user and afterwards offered to the other users. The application may be modified by other users later on. • Private application Private applications belong to one specific ONT-506 user and are not visible (saying not loadable) to other users.
  • Page 39 Operating Manual - Mainframe Tabular description of application settings and results. Format may be PDF, HTML or CSV. • Screenshots • TIE data • Capture files JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 40: Date And Time

    This section describes the date and time concept of the ONT-506. Note: In order to understand the date and time concept of the ONT-506 it is essential to be aware of the client server structure of the system. The following facts characterize the concept: •...
  • Page 41: Ntp (Network Time Protocol)

    For access to sessions and applications requires the permission to do so, it is always required to log on to the system. On the other hand, especially ONT-503 and ONT-506 might be used by just one person/user not willing to go through the login procedure. The ONT-5xx deals with this discrepancy by offering two different start-up modes: •...
  • Page 42: Layered Application

    3.13 Device configuration Device configuration lists the main components forming a specific ONT-506. The information is gathered and written during the boot phase of the device. Before overwriting the existing files are copied ('LastConfigurationInfo---.xyz'). This procedure allows to access the configuration info even if the device does not boot properly.
  • Page 43 Operating Manual - Mainframe > set file [open $filename a 0644] > puts $file $httpdata > close $file Note: The configuration info can be displayed at any time (see "Getting information regarding device configuration" on page 130). JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 44: Getting Started

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Getting started This section is targeted at new users to the ONT-506. It describes how to get to the instrument ready to use and contains information to be considered in order to get the instrument working properly.
  • Page 45: Unpacking The Instrument

    ð Check the ONT-506 for transport damage After you have unpacked the ONT-506, check it for transport damage. Such damage is likely if the packaging itself has been clearly damaged. Do not try to use an instrument that is visibly damaged, as further damage may result.
  • Page 46: Insufficient Cooling

    Do not mount the ONT-506 on top of other equipment with cooling air output on top side. ð Do not operate the ONT-506 in a dusty environment. ð Do not operate the ONT-506 if you recognize that one or more built in fans do not operate. ð Do not use the ONT-506 without its casing. ð...
  • Page 47: Connecting The Ont-506 To The Ac Line

    Adapting the keyboard layout Use this procedure to adapt the keyboard layout Note: If an external keyboard is connected to the ONT-506, the keyboard layout is set to US layout by default. Note: The remote controlled GUI uses the standard keyboard layout of the used PC.
  • Page 48: Setting The Time Zone Of An Ont-506

    ð Click the OK button. 4.1.7 Setting the time zone of an ONT-506 Use this procedure to set the time zone of an ONT-506 (factory setting is USA, Pacific). Note: 'Administrator' permissions are required to set the time zone. Note: You should be aware of possible consequences.
  • Page 49: Preparation For Lan Access

    Preparation for LAN access Use this procedure to prepare the ONT-506 for LAN access. The ONT-506 is factory configured to use DHCP in order to obtain all IP address configuration information. You may change this in order to program static information.
  • Page 50: Connecting To The Lan

    Connect the LAN cable to socket [07] (see "Controller & clock module" on page 196) ð Reboot the instrument (see "Rebooting the ONT-506 " on page 192) Reboot is unconditional essential in order to ensure proper operation of the ONT-506. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 51: Important Operating Considerations

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Important operating considerations This section contains information to be considered in order to get the instrument working properly. Included topics • General • Networking • Java Web Start • • Results 4.2.1 General This section contains some general information. •...
  • Page 52: Java Web Start

    Connection via NAT or VPN It is not possible to use Java Web Start for remote operation if the ONT-506 is behind a NAT or VPN. In this case VNC has to be used. Ports 5830 and 5930 of the ONT-506 must be reachable.
  • Page 53 Operating Manual - Mainframe Example of syntax: 10.49.75.231, 10.49.*. • VNC viewer issues When a remote VNC desktop shows the error message 'Malformed URL ...' or the desktop area is black, please log out using the Log out ... menu entry in panel menu. In End session for 'ont' dialog select End current session.
  • Page 54: Results

    ==> Please stop all running measurements before creating a report. • Firefox Mozilla Firefox is the browser best suitable in order to view HTML reports generated by the ONT-506. • Event lists truncated Due to internal limitations event lists may be truncated by the report generator. A 'truncated' mark will be shown.
  • Page 55: Day To Day Operation

    Creating a layered application • Editing the configuration of a layered application • Remote controlling the ONT-506 Performing a measurement This section describes how to perform a measurement. You are familiar with the safety instructions. Initial setup has been carried out successfully.
  • Page 56: Logging In (Single-User Mode)

    5.1.1 Logging in (single-user mode) Use this procedure to log in (single-user mode). Once the ONT-506 has been switched on and the software has been loaded, the ONT-506 user 'ont' is logged in automatically. Note: To use another log in name (not the default 'ont') the GUI has to be started in multi- user mode (see "Starting an ONT-506 GUI in multi-user mode"...
  • Page 57: Starting A Measurement

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 5.1.5 Starting a measurement Use this procedure to start an application level measurement. Step Action ð Select page Measurements. ð Select measurement GUI of the application to be started. ð Set desired measurement time. ð Select button Start. The application is started.
  • Page 58 Operating Manual - Mainframe Whether to store the whole session or only parts of it depends on the specific circumstances. Step Action ð Perform one of the following tasks: • Save one or more applications (see "Saving an application" on page 76) •...
  • Page 59: Creating A Report And Saving It Locally

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 5.1.8 Creating a report and saving it locally Use this procedure to create a report for a completed measurement and save it locally. Note: 'Locally' means on your PC in case of remote operation via Web Start or on the built-in PC in case of local operation or VNC client.
  • Page 60 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Enter the additional information, select a logo (if desired) and select button OK Note: The logo (saying the corresponding graphic file) has to be imported before being integrated in a report (see "Importing a logo" on page 100).
  • Page 61: Creating A Layered Application

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Creating a layered application Use this procedure to create a layered application. A port has been selected by selecting the Application... button. Step Action A dialog opens showing all loadable applications for this port. ð Select New Application The background color of the Application...
  • Page 62: Editing The Configuration Of A Layered Application

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Select the desired Signal Structure from the list. ð Select button Apply. The application configuration is changed. The application shows the new configuration and is now ready to use. Editing the configuration of a layered application Use this procedure to edit the configuration of a layered application.
  • Page 63 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Select button Edit ð Select the desired Device Mode from the list. ð Select the desired Signal Structure from the list. ð Select button Apply. The application configuration is changed. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 64 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action The application shows the new configuration and is now ready to use. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 65: Remote Controlling The Ont-506

    You are familiar with the safety instructions. Initial setup has been carried out successfully. The instrument has been connected to the network. The complete documentation of the Remote Control can be found in the ONT-506 Remote Control Operating Manual, BN 3061/98.39. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester...
  • Page 66: Administration & Maintenance

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Administration & Maintenance This section helps with administration and maintenance tasks occurring during daily work. Included topics • Updating the software • Installing a test module • Preparing the pluggable optical connectors • Preparing the optical connectors JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 67: Updating The Software

    Select Enter to reboot the system The ONT-506 reboots to finalize the installation. After rebooting the ONT-506 software is started to finalize the software installation on the test modules. During this installation (appr. 15 minutes) the screen display of the modules turns to yellow.
  • Page 68: Installing A Test Module

    Installing a test module Use this procedure to install a test module Note: Only JDSU test modules dedicated for use in the ONT-506 are allowed to be installed in and operated with the mainframe. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 69 The protective earth connection must not be broken. CAUTION No "hot swap" supported In any case and before installing or removing test modules the ONT-506 must be switched of. The instrument is disconnected from all power sources. The latest software delivered with the module has been installed.
  • Page 70 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action CAUTION Damage of Module Sealings The modules are fitted with special sealings at the front edges to protect the module and other electronic equipment from electromagnetic influences. These sealings may be damaged when assembling the module without using the plastic strips delivered with the module.
  • Page 71: Preparing The Pluggable Optical Connectors

    Use this procedure to prepare the pluggable optical connectors. ONT-506 test modules permit XFP, QSFP, SFP, and CFP ports. JDSU supplies these components that have been tested with the ONT-506 to operate within the full range of line rates available. Note: Carefully keep all of the protective covers supplied.
  • Page 72 Pack the test adapter away (with its protective covers if possible) in a clean place, if it is no longer required. ð Screw the metal protective covers over the optical connectors, if the ONT-506 is to be transported or stored without its test adapters. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester...
  • Page 73: References

    Operating Manual - Mainframe References This section contains the reference part of this manual. The topics are grouped by GUI pages and by category. Included topics • GUI client • Layered application • Linux system level functions • Mainframe & hardware •...
  • Page 74: Common Gui Controls

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.1 Common GUI controls This section references GUI controls widely-used. Included topics • Soft keyboard • Shortcut to Measurement view 7.1.1.1 Soft keyboard This section describes the soft keyboard Most of the dialogs offer a soft keyboard in order to allow for information entry while using a touch screen. Step Action ð...
  • Page 75: Main Menu

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action The software switches to the Measurements page and brings the application specific measurement view to the front. 7.1.2 Main menu This section references the functions accessible via the main menu. Menu entry Description File Exit Use this procedure to close a running session.
  • Page 76 Use this procedure to make a screenshot and save it to a file. (see "Making a screenshot and saving it to a file" on page 106) Lock touch screen Use this procedure to lock the touch screen of the ONT-506. (see "Locking touch screen" on page 195) Calibrate touch screen...
  • Page 77 Use this procedure to set date and time of an ONT-506. (see "Setting date and time of an ONT-506 " on page 111) Configure NTP... Use this procedure to synchronize date and time of an ONT-506 with a NTP server. (see "Using a NTP server" on page 113) View NTP log...
  • Page 78: Session Configuration Page

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.3 Session configuration page This page gives an overview, which modules are installed and allows to configure the session. For each test module offers 1 to n ports, the complete view is divided into particular views for each port. GUI control Description Port <number>...
  • Page 79: Session Status Page

    Operating Manual - Mainframe GUI control Description 7.1.4 Session status page This page shows a condensed overview of all events of all applications belonging to one user session. GUI control Description This section describes a shortcut to get to the measurement view of an application (see "Shortcut to Measurement view"...
  • Page 80 Operating Manual - Mainframe Green box: Indicates currently an OK status of the element. Empty square: The event has not occurred since the last measurement start. Yellow square: The event has occurred at least once since the last Start of the measurement (Fail state).
  • Page 81: Measurements Page

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.5 Measurements page In the Measurements page one can set parameters of each selected application, start/stop the measurement individually and look at the results. For further information about the settings please refer to the operating manual of the specific application. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 82: Main Clock Settings Page

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.6 Main clock settings page This page allows to setup the clock module. GUI control Description Reserve Clock module can be reserved (locked) by a user. (see "Clock module reservation" on page 204) Reference Clock Source Reference Clock Source.
  • Page 83: Application Handling

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.7 Application handling This section describes the application handling using a GUI client. Included topics • Loading an application • Changing an application • Configuring an application • Saving an application • Starting a measurement • Stopping a measurement •...
  • Page 84: Changing An Application

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action (see "Application" on page 27). All loadable applications of the selected category are listed. ð Select the desired application from the list. The background color of the Application... button changes to orange. The application starts loading. The page Measurements opens and the user interface of the loaded application is displayed.
  • Page 85: Configuring An Application

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action (see "Application" on page 27). All loadable applications of the selected category are listed. ð Select the desired application from the list. A confirmation dialog opens. ð Select button Yes. The loaded application gets unloaded, the desired application starts loading. The background color of the Application...
  • Page 86: Saving An Application

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.7.4 Saving an application Use this procedure to save settings (and results) of a running application. Step Action ð Select Applications > Save... from the main menu. The Save application dialog opens. ð Select the application you want to save in the left tree-view. ð...
  • Page 87: Starting A Measurement

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.7.5 Starting a measurement Use this procedure to start an application level measurement. Step Action ð Select page Measurements. ð Select measurement GUI of the application to be started. ð Set desired measurement time. ð Select button Start. The application is started.
  • Page 88: Closing An Application

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.7.7 Closing an application Use this procedure to close / unload an application. Step Action A port has been selected by selecting the Application... button. A dialog opens showing all loadable applications for this port. ð Select button Close application.
  • Page 89 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action The active application is closed. The background color of the Application button changes to gray. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 90: Exporting Applications

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.7.8 Exporting applications Use this procedure to export applications. Exchanging applications between mainframes is required in order to harmonize test procedures. 'Export' allows to extract an internal representation of a previously saved application (together with its settings and results) from the database and save it to a file.
  • Page 91 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Select button Export applications. The selected applications are exported to files in the destination directory (ZIP format, file extension '.zip'). The Export applications to... dialog disappears. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 92: Importing Applications

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.7.9 Importing applications Use this procedure to import an application 'Import' reads an internal representation of an application previously exported (see "Exporting applications" on page 80) from a file (ZIP format, file extension '.zip') and store it in the local database. Step Action ð...
  • Page 93: Deleting Saved Applications

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Browse to the directory containing the applications to be imported. ð Select the applications to be imported (file extension '.zip'). Note: Only applications previously exported can be imported. ð Select button Select. The dialog disappears. ð...
  • Page 94: Renaming Saved Applications

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.7.11 Renaming saved applications Use this procedure to rename saved applications. Step Action ð Select Applications > Manage applications... from the main menu. The Manage applications... dialog opens. ð Check one application. ð Select button Rename. The Input dialog opens.
  • Page 95: Session Handling

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.8 Session handling This section describes the session handling using a GUI client. Included topics • Getting a session context • Configuring a session • Changing the current session • Saving a session • Saving a session under a new name •...
  • Page 96: Changing The Current Session

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.8.3 Changing the current session Use this procedure to change the current session. The session actually running is closed and another one will be opened. Step Action ð Select Session > Change from the main menu. A confirmation dialog opens.
  • Page 97: Saving A Session Under A New Name

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.8.5 Saving a session under a new name Use this procedure to save a session under a new name. Step Action ð Select Session > Save as... from the main menu. The Save session as... dialog opens. ð...
  • Page 98: Closing A Gui Client

    Step Action ð Select File > Exit from the main menu. Note: Alternatively select the cross symbol in the top right edge of the ONT-506 main window. The Close GUI or session dialog opens. ð Check Close GUI only. The GUI client is closed, the session remains running.
  • Page 99: Renaming A Session

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Check the boxes of all saved sessions you want to delete. ð Select Delete. The selected sessions are deleted from the data base. 7.1.8.9 Renaming a session Use this procedure to rename a session. The system creates new sessions using a standard naming convention ('NewSession1', 'NewSession2', ...).
  • Page 100: Starting A Session Measurement

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Select the session you want to rename from the list. ð Select field Enter new name... and edit the name. ð Select button Rename. The session is renamed. If the session to be renamed is currently running, the new name appears in the title bar. 7.1.8.10 Starting a session measurement Use this procedure to start all the applications belonging to the session.
  • Page 101: Configuring A Session Measurement

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action Note: The maximum measurement duration of this measurement will be set to the smallest maximal available time of the application (time is rounded). ð Select button Start. All the applications belonging to the session are started. The elapsed time is displayed.
  • Page 102: Stopping A Session Measurement

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.8.12 Stopping a session measurement Use this procedure to stop all the applications belonging to the session. Note: Instead of stopping the session it is also possible to wait for the gating time to expire. Step Action ð...
  • Page 103: Port Handling

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action The dialog allows to define the behavior of the ONT-506 during the session start-up phase: • Create new session causes the Open session dialog to be displayed during the start- up phase. • Load last saved session causes the last saved session to be loaded without showing a dialog.
  • Page 104: Selecting A Port

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action 7.1.9.2 Selecting a port Use this procedure to select a port in order to load/unload an application. Step Action ð Select page Session configuration. ð Select button Application... of the test module/port you want to select. The following explains how to detect selectable ports.
  • Page 105: Results

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.10 Results This section describes the result handling using a GUI client. Included topics • Creating a report and saving it locally • Creating a report and saving it on the ONT-5xx Web Server • Importing a logo •...
  • Page 106: Creating A Report And Saving It Locally

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.10.1 Creating a report and saving it locally Use this procedure to create a report for a completed measurement and save it locally. Note: 'Locally' means on your PC in case of remote operation via Web Start or on the built-in PC in case of local operation or VNC client.
  • Page 107 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Enter the additional information, select a logo (if desired) and select button OK Note: The logo (saying the corresponding graphic file) has to be imported before being integrated in a report (see "Importing a logo" on page 100).
  • Page 108: Creating A Report And Saving It On The Ont-5Xx Web Server

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.10.2 Creating a report and saving it on the ONT-5xx Web Server Use this procedure to create a report for a completed measurement and save it on the ONT-5xx Web Server. Note: Due to internal constraints it may be necessary to truncate event lists. Depending on the output format the number of reported events is limited as follows: •...
  • Page 109 Select a report filter from the Available reports list. ð Select an output format from the Report format list. ð Select button Create report. The Save on ONT-506 ð Select entry field Report file name and enter / modify the file name. ð Select button OK.
  • Page 110: Importing A Logo

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.10.3 Importing a logo Use this procedure to import a logo. Step Action ð Select Results > Manage logos... from the main menu. The Manage logos on ONT web server... dialog opens. ð Select button Import logo... in order to select the logo to be imported. The Import logos from...
  • Page 111: Deleting A Logo

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.10.4 Deleting a logo Use this procedure to delete a logo from the ONT web server. Step Action ð Select Results > Manage logos... from the main menu. The Manage logos on ONT web server... dialog opens. ð...
  • Page 112: Viewing A Report

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.10.5 Viewing a report Use this procedure to open a report previously saved on the ONT-5xx Web Server. Step Action ð Select Results > Manage reports... from the main menu. The Manage reports on ONT web server... dialog opens. ð...
  • Page 113: Managing Captured Data

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Select a report (sorted by category). ð Select button Remove reports. The report is deleted from the database. 7.1.10.7 Managing captured data Use this procedure to manage captured data. Step Action ð Select Results > Manage captured data... from the main menu. The Manage captured data on web server...
  • Page 114 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Select button Remove in order to remove the files or • • Export to export the files to your PC or • Rename to rename the file ð Select button Close JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 115: Printing A Screenshot

    Use this procedure to make a screenshot and print it. A printer has to be installed already. Note: If you are connected to an ONT-506 via a Java Web Start client, the printers reachable from your local PC are relevant. Step Action ð...
  • Page 116: Making A Screenshot And Saving It To A File

    Select the object to be saved (whole screen, ONT-5xx window, region of window). ð Select button Ok. ð If Region of ONT-506 window was selected, mark the desired area with the appearing crosslines. The Save screenshot... dialog opens. ð Select desired destination directory.
  • Page 117: Tools

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.11 Tools This section introduces some tools helping to deal with the ONT-506. Included topics • Restarting the ONT-506 software • Getting information about the ONT-506 software release • Showing connection statistics • Showing active clients 7.1.11.1...
  • Page 118: Getting Information About The Ont-506 Software Release

    This tool measures runtime of packages exchanged between GUI client and server. It is only useful in case of running a remote GUI (Java Web Start). Accessing the tool via VNC will produce misleading results (client and server are both running on the ONT-506). Step Action ð...
  • Page 119: Showing Active Clients

    ð Select Tools > View active clients... from the main menu. The Show active clients dialog opens. The dialog lists all clients connected to the ONT-506 at the moment. ð Select button OK to close the dialog. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester...
  • Page 120: Date And Time

    This section describes the date and time handling using a GUI client. Included topics • Local time display • Setting date and time of an ONT-506 • Setting the time zone of an ONT-506 • Using a NTP server •...
  • Page 121: Setting Date And Time Of An Ont-506

    ð Enter the desired date and time values. ð Select the appropriate timezone from the Timezone list. ð Select button Set. The ONT-506 software has to be re-started, all running measurements will be lost. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 122: Setting The Time Zone Of An Ont-506

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.12.3 Setting the time zone of an ONT-506 Use this procedure to set the time zone of an ONT-506 (factory setting is USA, Pacific). Note: 'Administrator' permissions are required to set the time zone. Note: You should be aware of possible consequences.
  • Page 123: Using A Ntp Server

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.12.4 Using a NTP server Use this procedure to synchronize date and time of an ONT-506 with a NTP server. Note: 'Administrator' permissions are required to change the NTP settings. Note: Synchronization is done during every re-start of the ONT-506 framework.
  • Page 124: Viewing The Ntp Log File

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Select button OK. The Restart ONT-506 dialog opens. ð Select button Yes. The ONT-506 restarts. Note: All running measurements will be lost! Note: In case of selecting No, synchronization with the NTP server will take place after the next reboot or restart.
  • Page 125: Ont-5Xx Users

    7.1.13.1 Logging in (single-user mode) Use this procedure to log in (single-user mode). Once the ONT-506 has been switched on and the software has been loaded, the ONT-506 user 'ont' is logged in automatically. Note: To use another log in name (not the default 'ont') the GUI has to be started in multi- user mode (see "Starting an ONT-506 GUI in multi-user mode"...
  • Page 126: Logging In (Multi-User Mode)

    Use this procedure to log in (multi-user mode). Step Action The Login at ... dialog opens. ð Select appropriate user from the list. ð Select entry field Password. ð Enter password (default 'acterna' for ONT-506 user 'ont'). ð Select button Login. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 127: Adding An Ont-506 User

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.13.3 Adding an ONT-506 user Use this procedure to add an ONT-506 user. Note: 'Administrator' permissions are required to create other users. Step Action ð Select Tools > Manage users... from the main menu. If not already logged in as user 'Administrator', the Administrator password required dialog opens.
  • Page 128: Deleting An Ont-506 User

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.13.4 Deleting an ONT-506 user Use this procedure to delete an ONT-506 user. Note: 'Administrator' permissions are required to delete other users. Step Action ð Select Tools > Manage users... from the main menu. If not already logged in as user 'Administrator', the Administrator password required dialog opens.
  • Page 129: Changing The Ont-506 User Password

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.13.5 Changing the ONT-506 user password Use this procedure to change the password of the ONT-506 user. Step Action ð Select Tools > Change password... from the main menu. The Password dialog opens. ð Select the entry field Current password and enter the current password.
  • Page 130: Option Handling

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.14 Option handling Option handling deals with the management of software options. Included topics • Adding an option • Removing an option JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 131: Adding An Option

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.14.1 Adding an option Use this procedure to add a software option. Note: 'Administrator' permissions are required to add options. Step Action ð Select Tools > Manage options... from the main menu. [1a] If not already logged in as user 'Administrator', the Administrator password required dialog opens.
  • Page 132 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Select entry field Key for the option and enter the key. ð Select button Add. ð Select button Close. The Options changed dialog opens. ð Select button OK. ð Reboot the system Note: The changes will be not effective without rebooting the system.
  • Page 133: Removing An Option

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.14.2 Removing an option Use this procedure to remove a software option. Step Action ð Select Tools > Manage options... from the main menu. [1a] If not already logged in as user 'Administrator', the Administrator password required dialog opens.
  • Page 134 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Select button Remove. ð Select button Close. The Options changed dialog opens. ð Select button OK. ð Reboot the system Note: The changes will be not effective without rebooting the system. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 135: Networking

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.15 Networking This section describes the handling of networking aspects using a GUI client. Included topics • Provisioning LAN access using DHCP • Provisioning LAN access using a static IP address JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 136: Provisioning Lan Access Using Dhcp

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.15.1 Provisioning LAN access using DHCP Use this procedure to connect the ONT-506 to the LAN using DHCP (quick setting). Note: 'Administrator' permissions are required to change network settings. Note: LAN access can't be configured remotely (via Java Web Start or VNC) but locally.
  • Page 137 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Select button Yes. The ONT-506 will now be rebooted and configured according to your settings. All measurements will be stopped and all results will be lost! JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 138: Provisioning Lan Access Using A Static Ip Address

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.15.2 Provisioning LAN access using a static IP address Use this procedure to connect the ONT-506 to the LAN using a static IP address. Note: 'Administrator' permissions are required to change network settings. Note: LAN access can't be configured remotely (via Java Web Start or VNC) but locally.
  • Page 139 • Network Mask Insert the network mask for the IP address as selected above. • Host name This field defines the host name of the ONT-506. To simplify the handling a default name is displayed consisting of the ONT-506 and the serial number.
  • Page 140: Device Configuration

    Getting information regarding device configuration • Checking device configuration 7.1.16.1 Getting information regarding device configuration Use this procedure to get information regarding the configuration of an ONT-506. Step Action ð Select Help > Configuration info... from the main menu. The Configuration info dialog opens.
  • Page 141: Checking Device Configuration

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.1.16.2 Checking device configuration Use this procedure to check the configuration of an ONT-506. Step Action ð Select Tools > Check configuration... from the main menu. The Check configuration dialog opens. ð Select button Start. The configuration check starts.
  • Page 142 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Check the problem list which should be empty. ð React according to the detected problems. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 143: Layered Application

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Layered application Layered applications follow the approach that network systems consist typically of a stack of different network technologies depending on the network equipment and transported service. When loading an application users choose from a number of available application stacks or wrapper/de-wrapper applications. Included topics •...
  • Page 144 Operating Manual - Mainframe Element Description The 'ALL' tab shows an overview of the chosen application stack and a summary of key settings. Chapter tabs Chapters are used to structure layer specific settings and results. Active signal manipulation / 'Loss of Previous Layer' alarm The Layer status overview Even if the individual network shows an orange flash in case...
  • Page 145: Changing The Application Configuration

    Available stack configurations are depending on the underlying test-set hardware, the hardware version and available software options of that specific board. Individual boards in a single ONT-506 mainframe may have different hardware and options available and may therefore support different stack configurations.
  • Page 146: Status Overview

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.2.3 Status overview Selecting the 'Status Overview' chapter of the 'ALL' tab shows the overview status of all active layers on a single page. Note: This page is reachable via a quick link from the 'Overall stack status' sign. 7.2.4 Device mode Device mode determines the relation of transmitter and receiver.
  • Page 147: Wrapper Test Mode

    Operating Manual - Mainframe When the device mode is set to Through Mode the configuration of the through mode type allows the selection of the stack position in which the received signal is looped back to the transmitter (depending on hardware capabilities).
  • Page 148: Trigger Interfaces

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.2.5 Trigger interfaces The hardware trigger interface are shared between layers are therefore configured in the ALL tab / Trigger- Outputs section of the user interface. Configuration is different depending on hardware capabilities and version. Currently only the PHYS and SDH layers of the 40/43/45G modules do support hardware triggering.
  • Page 149: Trigger Outputs 40/45G Modules

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.2.5.2 Trigger outputs 40/45G modules 40/45G module packages have only one (shared) trigger interface for the RX and TX side on the Main- Modules. The trigger source therefore must be selected before the individual trigger signals are activated. Trigger Interfaces are switched off by default.
  • Page 150: Linux System Level Functions

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Linux system level functions This section describes the Linux system level functions. Included topics • Linux operating system • Software update and recovery • Networking • Virtual Network Computing (VNC) • Java Web Start JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 151: Linux Operating System

    This section describes the Linux operating system. Included topics • Linux operating system • Linux desktop reference • Linux user handling • Starting an ONT-506 GUI • Installing a network printer • USB memory stick • Adapting the keyboard layout • Linux recovery 7.3.1.1...
  • Page 152: Linux Desktop Reference

    Linux desktop reference This section references all functions accessible via the Linux desktop. GUI control Description ONT-5xx Use this procedure to start an ONT-506 GUI in single-user mode. (see "Starting an ONT-506 GUI in single-user mode" on page 147) ONT-5xx User Login Use this procedure to start an ONT-506 GUI in multi-user mode.
  • Page 153 Use this procedure to configure the IP addressing. (see "Provisioning LAN access" on page 224) ONT-5xx Config Check Use this procedure to check the configuration of an ONT-506. (see "Checking device configuration" on page 131) JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester...
  • Page 154: Linux User Handling

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.3.1.3 Linux user handling This section deals with all aspects related to the Linux users. Included topics • Linux users • Logging in as user 'root' • Changing the password of a Linux user 7.3.1.3.1 Linux users Different Linux users are required in order to restrict access to system level functions.
  • Page 155 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Select button OK. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 156: Changing The Password Of A Linux User

    Enter the current password. ð Enter and verify the new password. 7.3.1.4 Starting an ONT-506 GUI This section describes how to start an ONT-506 GUI. Included topics • Starting an ONT-506 GUI in single-user mode • Starting an ONT-506 GUI in multi-user mode JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 157: Starting An Ont-506 Gui In Single-User Mode

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.3.1.4.1 Starting an ONT-506 GUI in single-user mode Use this procedure to start an ONT-506 GUI in single-user mode. Step Action ð Select the icon ONT-506 default login from the Linux desktop. The ONT-506 GUI starts.
  • Page 158: Installing A Network Printer

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.3.1.5 Installing a network printer Use this procedure to install a network printer. The ONT-506 has to be already connected to your TCP/IP network. Step Action ð Select System > YaST from the Linux start menu.
  • Page 159 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Select Other (not detected). ð Select Printer. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 160 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Select button Test. ð Edit your preferred printer designations. ð Scan for available printers JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 161 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Select the appropriate printer driver from the list. ð Select Next to conclude your printer installation. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 162: Usb Memory Stick

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.3.1.6 USB memory stick This section describes the handling of USB memory sticks. Included topics • Mounting the USB stick • Unmounting the USB stick 7.3.1.6.1 Mounting the USB stick Use this procedure to mount an USB memory stick. Step Action ð...
  • Page 163: Adapting The Keyboard Layout

    Adapting the keyboard layout Use this procedure to adapt the keyboard layout Note: If an external keyboard is connected to the ONT-506, the keyboard layout is set to US layout by default. Note: The remote controlled GUI uses the standard keyboard layout of the used PC.
  • Page 164 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Move the desired standard layout on top of the right stack. ð Click the OK button. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 165: Linux Recovery

    (e.g. the network configuration). Also customized user ID and password administration will be lost. Whereas measurement setting and results on the ONT-506 will not be touched by the installation. A Keyboard and a mouse have to be connected to your ONT-506.
  • Page 166 Step Action ð Insert Linux Recovery CD into CD-ROM drive. ð Switch instrument off and on again (see "Switching the ONT-506 on" on page 187) The Boot Option dialog opens. ð Select Boot Option Recovery ð Select the keyboard language.
  • Page 167 Select Accept and finish for each new found hardware. In some cases the root password is required (default: 'acterna' (see "Linux users" on page 144). Note: You have to re-install the ONT-506 software now (see "Updating the software" on page 159). JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 168: Software Update And Recovery

    Software update and recovery This section deals with all aspects regarding software update and recovery. The software for the ONT-506 is subject to constant development, as it is continually being extended and adapted to the latest changes in technology. Installing or updating the software is requested, •...
  • Page 169: Updating The Software

    Select Enter to reboot the system The ONT-506 reboots to finalize the installation. After rebooting the ONT-506 software is started to finalize the software installation on the test modules. During this installation (appr. 15 minutes) the screen display of the modules turns to yellow.
  • Page 170 Select Enter to reboot the system The ONT-506 reboots to finalize the installation. After rebooting the ONT-506 software is started to finalize the software installation on the test modules. During this installation (appr. 15 minutes) the screen display of the modules turns to yellow.
  • Page 171: Downgrading The Software

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.3.2.3 Downgrading the software Use this procedure to downgrade the software Note: Downgrading isn't possible within one step. You have to uninstall the installed software first. Step Action ð Insert USB stick. Note: The USB stick must contain the software version to be uninstalled.
  • Page 172 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Install the desired software version (see "Updating the software" on page 159) Step Action ð Insert CD instead of USB stick. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 173: Networking

    Networking Each ONT-506 can be connected to a LAN (Local Area Network). To address the ONT-506 in a LAN, it needs a unique TCP/IP address. To address the test modules in a LAN, they need unique TCP/IP addresses. A valid IP address can be obtained in two different ways: •...
  • Page 174: Preparation For Lan Access

    Preparation for LAN access Use this procedure to prepare the ONT-506 for LAN access. The ONT-506 is factory configured to use DHCP in order to obtain all IP address configuration information. You may change this in order to program static information.
  • Page 175: Provisioning Lan Access Using Dhcp (Advanced Setting)

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.3.3.3 Provisioning LAN access using DHCP (advanced setting) Use this procedure to connect the ONT-506 to the LAN using DHCP (advanced setting). Note: 'Administrator' permissions are required to change network settings. Note: LAN access can't be configured remotely (via Java Web Start or VNC) but locally.
  • Page 176 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Select button Change ..The Network cards configuration overview dialog opens. ð Select device eth0 and button Edit. Notice: Be careful not to select the eth1 device. The Network address setup dialog opens. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 177 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Check Automatic address setup (via DHCP). ð Select button Host name and name server. The Host name and name server configuration dialog opens. ð Check Change host name via DHCP. ð Check Update name servers and search list via DHCP. Do not enter values from example above.
  • Page 178 ð Try to ping another host. Try to ping the ONT-506 from another host. Verify that the ONT-506 received a valid name from DHCP server. Your IT department can tell you which names are used by the DHCP server. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester...
  • Page 179: Provisioning Lan Access Using A Static Ip Address (Advanced Setting)

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.3.3.4 Provisioning LAN access using a static IP address (advanced setting) Use this procedure to connect the ONT-506 to the LAN using a static IP address (advanced setting). Note: 'Administrator' permissions are required to change network settings.
  • Page 180 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Select button Change ..The Network cards configuration overview dialog opens. ð Select device eth0 and button Edit. Be careful not to select the eth1 device. The Network address setup dialog opens. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 181 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Check Static address setup. ð Select entry field IP Address and enter IP address. ð Select entry field Subnet mask and enter subnet mask. ð Select button Host name and name server. The Host name and name server configuration dialog opens. ð...
  • Page 182 The Routing configuration dialog opens. ð Select entry field Default Gateway and enter IP address of your default gateway. Do not uncheck Enable IP Forwarding for IP forwarding is required for the ONT-506 to work properly. ð Select button OK.
  • Page 183: Virtual Network Computing (Vnc)

    (see "Java Web Start" on page 176). Unlike Web Start, VNC does not start a new GUI client that supports all of the multi-user aspects but instead displays a 1:1 copy of the ONT-506 desktop for direct remote control. Remote maintenance by VNC can be made in two ways: •...
  • Page 184: Installing A Vnc Client

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.3.4.3 Installing a VNC client Use this procedure to install a VNC client. Step Action ð Download the viewer from the Internet • RealVNC: www.realvnc.com • TightVNC: www.tightvnc.com ð Install the viewer following the given installation instructions. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 185: Starting Remote Operation Using A Vnc Client

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.3.4.4 Starting remote operation using a VNC client Use this procedure to start remote operation using a VNC client. A VNC client has been installed already. Step Action ð Open the viewer ð Select button Options. A configuration dialog opens ð...
  • Page 186: Java Web Start

    Java Runtime Environment 7.3.5.1 Java Web Start concept Java Web Start provides a means for remote operation of an ONT-506. Java Web Start downloads the GUI software to the remote PC and starts the GUI. 7.3.5.2 Starting remote operation via Java Web Start Use this procedure to start remote operation via Java Web Start.
  • Page 187 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Accept the safety warning. The GUI client opens. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 188: Java Runtime Environment

    • Setting up Java Web Start 7.3.5.3.1 Installing JRE via the 'Welcome to the ONT-506' screen Use this procedure to install the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) via the 'Welcome to the ONT-506' screen. Step Action ð Open your web browser.
  • Page 189: Installing Jre From The Sun Homepage Directly

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.3.5.3.2 Installing JRE from the Sun homepage directly Use this procedure to install the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) from the Sun homepage directly. Step Action ð Open your web browser. ð Open the Sun homepage (http://java.sun.com) and navigate to the Java Runtime Environment, V 1.6.0 or 1.7.0 download.
  • Page 190: Setting Up Java Web Start

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.3.5.3.3 Setting up Java Web Start Use this procedure to set up Java Web Start Step Action ð Start Java Web Start ('javaws.exe -viewer'). Note: Where to find 'javaws.exe' depends on the operating system and the Java installation.
  • Page 191: Mainframe & Hardware

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Mainframe & hardware This section describes the hardware of the ONT-5xx mainframe family. Included topics • Mainframe handling • Controller & clock module • Test module handling JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 192: Mainframe Handling

    Packing for storage/transport • Checking safety properties after repair • Positioning the instrument • Connecting peripheral equipment • Connecting the ONT-506 to the AC line • Connecting to the LAN • Switching the ONT-506 on • Shutting down the ONT-506 •...
  • Page 193: Unpacking The Instrument

    ð Check the ONT-506 for transport damage After you have unpacked the ONT-506, check it for transport damage. Such damage is likely if the packaging itself has been clearly damaged. Do not try to use an instrument that is visibly damaged, as further damage may result.
  • Page 194: Packing For Storage/Transport

    7.4.1.3 Packing for storage/transport Use this procedure to package and store the ONT-506 if it needs to be returned for repairs or stored for a long period. A cool, dry place is sufficient for on-site storage. No packaging is necessary.
  • Page 195: Positioning The Instrument

    The ventilation of the plug-in module area is from the bottom to the left hand side of the ONT-506 (referred to front view). Additional ventilation openings for input air are on the right hand side above the plug-in modules. The ventilation of the power supply area is from the right hand side to the left hand side (referred to front view).
  • Page 196: Connecting Peripheral Equipment

    Do not mount the ONT-506 on top of other equipment with cooling air output on top side. ð Do not operate the ONT-506 in a dusty environment. ð Do not operate the ONT-506 if you recognize that one or more built in fans do not operate. ð Do not use the ONT-506 without its casing. ð...
  • Page 197: Switching The Ont-506 On

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.4.1.9 Switching the ONT-506 on Use this procedure to switch the ONT-506 on. Step Action ð Set the POWER I/O switch to 'I' (1). ð Press the green Standby button on the lower left corner at the front side of the unit (2).
  • Page 198: Shutting Down The Ont-506

    Shutting down the ONT-506 Shutting down causes the instrument to switch into standby mode. The instrument isn't switched off in standby mode (see "Switching the ONT-506 off " on page 190) Included topics • Shutting down the ONT-506 by logout •...
  • Page 199: 7.4.1.10.1 Shutting Down The Ont-506 By Logout

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.4.1.10.1 Shutting down the ONT-506 by logout Use this procedure to shutdown the instrument by logging out. Step Action ð Select Logout... from the KDE menu. The End session for ... dialog opens. ð Select Turn Off Computer.
  • Page 200: 7.4.1.10.2 Shutting Down The Ont-506 By Standby Button

    System message window opens. System is shutdown without further actions. 7.4.1.10.3 Forcing emergency shutdown Use this procedure to force the ONT-506 to shutdown immediately. In the case that the ONT-506 can not be turned off properly, shutdown can be forced. Step Action ð...
  • Page 201 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Set the POWER I/O switch to '0' (1). JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 202: Rebooting The Ont-506

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.4.1.12 Rebooting the ONT-506 Use this procedure to reboot the instrument. Step Action ð Select Logout... from the KDE menu. The End session for ... dialog opens. ð Select Restart Computer. The system closes all open applications.
  • Page 203: Touchscreen

    7.4.1.13 Touchscreen ONT-503 and ONT-506 offer a touchscreen. The touchscreen was calibrated when leaving the JDSU production and should not need to be re-calibrated. In the case you want to customize calibration to your own needs, the touchscreen can be re-calibrated manually.
  • Page 204: Calibrating Touch Screen

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.4.1.14 Calibrating touch screen Use this procedure to calibrate the touch screen of the ONT-506. Step Action ð Select Tools > Calibrate touch screen... from the main menu. The calibration window opens. ð Select the targets showing up on the display.
  • Page 205: Locking Touch Screen

    Note: All applications will be closed and the GUI will be restarted. 7.4.1.15 Locking touch screen Use this procedure to lock the touch screen of the ONT-506. Step Action ð Select Tools > Lock touch screen from the main menu.
  • Page 206: Controller & Clock Module

    Step Action ð To clean the ONT-506, moisten a cloth with warm water to which a little liquid detergent has been added. Make sure that no water get into the instrument when you are cleaning it. ð Wipe off the still-damp instrument surfaces with a dry cloth to prevent streaks and smears.
  • Page 207: Front Panel Of Clock Module

    • Reference clock status LED • Clock module 7.4.2.1 Front panel of clock module This section describes the front panel elements of the clock module shipped with the ONT-506. Item Description [16] Dip switches [17] CASC 2 (for future use)
  • Page 208: Front Panel Of Controller P7C

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.4.2.2 Front panel of controller P7C This section describes the front panel elements of the controller P7C shipped with the ONT-506. Item Description [01] Mouse PS/2 [03] Keyboard PS/2 [04] VGA monitor [06] Serial V.24 / RS232 [07] LAN (10/100Base-T;...
  • Page 209: Front Panel Of Controller P7B

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.4.2.3 Front panel of controller P7B This section describes the front panel elements of the controller P7B shipped with the ONT-506. Item Description [01] Mouse PS/2 [02] PCMCIA A and B [03] Keyboard PS/2 [04] VGA monitor...
  • Page 210: Front Panel Of Controller P7A

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.4.2.4 Front panel of controller P7A This section describes the front panel elements of the controller P7A shipped with the ONT-506. Item Description [01] Mouse PS/2 [03] Keyboard PS/2 [04] VGA monitor [06] Serial V.24 / RS232 [07] LAN (10/100Base-T;...
  • Page 211: Front Panel Of Controller P6A

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.4.2.5 Front panel of controller P6A This section describes the front panel elements of the controller P6A shipped with the ONT-506. Item Description [01] Mouse PS/2 [02] PCMCIA A and B [03] Keyboard PS/2 [04] VGA monitor...
  • Page 212: Reference Clock Status Led

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Flashing yellow ONT-506 has been shutdown due to an internal alarm condition. Status can be cleared by switching the device off or disconnect mains for longer than 30 seconds. 7.4.2.7 Reference clock status LED The Status LED displays the state of the reference clock input.
  • Page 213: Reference Clock Source

    Operating Manual - Mainframe • REF OUT [19][20] • Display of a clock error • Clock module reservation • DIP switches [16] 7.4.2.8.1 Reference Clock Source Reference Clock Source. Value Meaning Internal Internal Clock Ref In bal. [21] Balanced signal at input [21]: DS1, E1, 1544 kHz, 2048 kHz, 1 MHz optional: 64kHz, CC64kHz Ref In unbal.
  • Page 214: Display Of A Clock Error

    If there is an error detected on the clock source, e.g. if the setting for Reference Clock Source is 'Ref. In bal' and no reference clock is attached, a red LED at the Main clock settings tab indicates this error for all users connected to the ONT-506. The error is also indicated on the Main clock settings page.
  • Page 215: Test Module Handling

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.4.3 Test module handling This section defines the test module concept together with all the capabilities. Included topics • Test module concept • Installing a test module • Installing a blind slot cover • Removing a test module •...
  • Page 216: Installing A Test Module

    7.4.3.2 Installing a test module Use this procedure to install a test module Note: Only JDSU test modules dedicated for use in the ONT-506 are allowed to be installed in and operated with the mainframe. DANGER High voltage AC line voltage, nominal range...
  • Page 217 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð First insert card at lower guide by tilting it a bit backwards, then insert it in upper guide. Push module into slot stopping appr. 5 cm before full insertion. CAUTION Damage of Module Sealings The modules are fitted with special sealings at the front edges to protect the module and other electronic equipment from electromagnetic influences.
  • Page 218: Installing A Blind Slot Cover

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Slowly pull both strips out of the slot. Due to the tight closing sealings this may need some force. ð Tighten screws of both holders. 7.4.3.3 Installing a blind slot cover Use this procedure to install a blind slot cover Step Action ð...
  • Page 219 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action Note: Be careful not to damage the sealing on the right edge. If needed, slightly untighten the module to the right and tighten it again after installing the blind slot cover. Or preferably use the plastic strip as for installing a test module (see "Installing a test module"...
  • Page 220: Removing A Test Module

    The AC line plug must only be connected to AC line connectors equipped with a protective earth connection. The protective earth connection must not be broken. CAUTION No "hot swap" supported In any case and before installing or removing test modules the ONT-506 must be switched of. Step Action ð...
  • Page 221: Preparing The Pluggable Optical Connectors

    Use this procedure to prepare the pluggable optical connectors. ONT-506 test modules permit XFP, QSFP, SFP, and CFP ports. JDSU supplies these components that have been tested with the ONT-506 to operate within the full range of line rates available. Note: Carefully keep all of the protective covers supplied.
  • Page 222: Preparing The Optical Connectors

    Pack the test adapter away (with its protective covers if possible) in a clean place, if it is no longer required. ð Screw the metal protective covers over the optical connectors, if the ONT-506 is to be transported or stored without its test adapters. 7.4.3.7 Cleaning optical surfaces Use this procedure to clean optical surfaces.
  • Page 223 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð To clean the optical connectors, remove the test adapters, dab the end surface of the plug pin with cleaning tape and use clean compressed air to blow out the test adapter. Always replace the protective covers on optical connectors that are not in use. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 224: Ont-5Xx General Information And Test Tool

    • Generate all relevant information, which helps you in case of any service issue. Note: Before using this tool, please assure that no other user is working with the ONT-506, because the test results can be misleading. 7.5.2 Function overview This section lists the available functions.
  • Page 225 Operating Manual - Mainframe Status Description Test Off Only internal tests are performed (default). On Internal and interface tests are performed. Store Off The information output is only displayed in the right window (default). On The information output is displayed in the right window and stored in addition.
  • Page 226 Operating Manual - Mainframe Menu Description File This menu allows to control the content of the result file in a manual way. If the Store switch is off the command feedback is only displayed in the right screen, then a explicit store is required. Copy stored file to right Recalls currently stored information.
  • Page 227: Checking Hardware Issues

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 7.5.3 Checking hardware issues Use this procedure to check the hardware of the device. Note: This test takes up to 30 minutes depending on amount and type of test modules installed. Step Action ð Select ONT-5xx Gen. Info from the Linux desktop The 'ONT-5xx General Information and Test Tool' starts.
  • Page 228: Appendix

    This section contains information concerning trouble shooting, the specifications and contact information. Included topics • Trouble shooting • Specifications • Contact information Trouble shooting This section helps in case of having trouble with the ONT-506. Included topics • Recovery • Recovery tools • Result recovery •...
  • Page 229: Recovery

    You can only reset test modules of your own user and session! If you need to reset test modules belonging to other users, please login as user 'Administrator'. • In case Step 3 does not solve the problem, please restart the ONT-506 software (see "Restarting the ONT-506 software" on page 107).
  • Page 230: Recovery Tools

    The tools described in this section should help to recover system configuration. Note: During normal operation all the tools described in this section are accessible via the ONT-506 GUI. Note: All the the tools are started from the Linux desktop.
  • Page 231: Restarting The Ont-506 Software

    Restarting the ONT-506 software Use this procedure to restart the ONT-506 software. When restarting the framework all measurements are stopped and have to be restarted again. Do not use this function if other users are working with the ONT-506. Step Action ð...
  • Page 232 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Select button OK. The Check configuration window opens. The configuration check starts. The configuration check stops. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 233 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Check the problem list which should be empty. ð React according to the detected problems. JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 234: Provisioning Lan Access

    ð Select field Password and enter the root password (default: 'acterna'). ð Select button OK. The Set ONT-506 LAN IP Address dialog opens. ð • Check box DHCP assigned. The IP address is requested from a DHCP server located in the network. All parameters are set automatically.
  • Page 235 Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action The IP address is set manually on the ONT-506 together with the other required parameters. (see "Provisioning LAN access using a static IP address" on page 128) ð Select button OK. ð A confirmation dialog opens.
  • Page 236: Calibrating The Touchscreen

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 8.1.2.4 Calibrating the touchscreen Use this procedure to calibrate the touchscreen. Step Action ð Select icon Touch calibration on the desktop. The 'Run as root' dialog opens ð Select field Password and enter the root password (default: 'acterna'). ð...
  • Page 237: Result Recovery

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Step Action ð Select the targets showing up on the display. The touch screen is calibrated. Note: Although you passed the re-calibration successfully, you might not be able to open the navigation bar on the screen bottom line by moving down with the mouse pointer. Repeat calibration and point slightly above the lower right calibration marker.
  • Page 238: Checking Network Connectivity

    This section describes how to gather the information needed when getting in contact with a JDSU Sales Company. In case of problems gather information like • serial number of your ONT-506 • hardware configuration of your ONT-506 • software release of your ONT-506 •...
  • Page 239: Specifications

    This section lists the specifications for the ONT-506 mainframe. These specifications apply regardless of which test modules are fitted to the Mainframe. The specifications provided with each test module apply to the function of the test module when it is fitted in the ONT-506. Included topics •...
  • Page 240: Device Safety And Electromagnetic Compatibility

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 8.2.2 Device safety and electromagnetic compatibility Specifications concerning EMC. The device meets the requirements for CE mark certification respecting: Attribute Value Safety Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC EMC Directive 2004/108/EEC Device safety IEC/EN 61010-1 Laser classification Class 1 Laser Product according to IEC 60825-1:2001 Electromagnetic compatibility Attribute...
  • Page 241: External Interfaces

    60068-2-31 0.8 m 0.05 m Attribute Value Operating height maximum 3000m Transport height maximum 12000m 8.2.4 External interfaces Specifications concerning the external interfaces of the ONT-506. Device Socket Interface Connection Mouse [01] IBM/PS/2 mouse 6-pin mini DIN socket Keyboard [03]...
  • Page 242: Display

    Noise pressure level (A-weighted) <52 dB(A) at 1 m distance 8.2.7 Dimensions and weight Specifications concerning dimensions and weight of the ONT-506. Attribute Value Dimensions (width x height x depth) 450 x 335 x 435 mm Weight without test modules approx.
  • Page 243: Clock And Synchronization

    Operating Manual - Mainframe 8.2.8 Clock and synchronization Specifications concerning clock and synchronization of the ONT-506. Clock generation Attribute Value Internal accuracy ±2 ppm, ±1ppm/year Synchronization to external signal see specification below Synchronization from receiver all receiver bit rates Reference IN/OUT All output levels are given with nominal termination.
  • Page 244 Operating Manual - Mainframe REF IN [21] (Balanced Input) Attribute Value Data Signal DS1, E1 Codes B8ZS, HDB3 Level (data signal) nom.: ±3V, min: ±1.5 V, max: ±6V Clock Signal 1544 kHz, 2048 kHz, 1 MHz optional: 64kHz, CC64kHz Level (clock signal) min: 600 mV , max: 6 V Max.
  • Page 245 Operating Manual - Mainframe Synchronization time < 30 seconds Composite clock acc. to G.703 App. II CLK REF IN/OUT [25] (Unbalanced Input) For internal use (mainframe cascading) only. Attribute Value Clock Signal 1544 kHz, 2048 kHz, 1 MHz, 5MHz, 10 MHz Max.
  • Page 246: Contact Information

    Operating Manual - Mainframe red ==> no signal present Synchronization time < 2 minutes TIME REF IN/OUT [26] (Unbalanced Output) For internal use (mainframe cascading) only. Attribute Value Clock Signal 10 MHz, trailing edge coded with date & timing information Level 1.5 V ±20%...
  • Page 247 Operating Manual - Mainframe +852 2892 0770 WEBSITE www.jdsu.com EMEA +49 7121 86 2222 +49 7121 86 1222 WEBSITE www.jdsu.com JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 248 Operating Manual - Mainframe JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 249: Index

    Operating Manual - Mainframe Index DIP switches [16] Display Administration & Maintenance Document Application Copyright Change Roadmap Close Symbols, formatting conventions Concept Terms and definitions Delete Export Import Load Rename Environmental conditions Save External interfaces Beta software Front panel Clock module Controller P6A Captured data Controller P7A...
  • Page 250 Log file Layered application 32, 133 Server Changing application configuration Create Edit ONT-506 Operation concept Mainframes Status overview ONT-506 GUI Linux desktop Start (multi-user mode) Linux operating system Start (single-user mode) Recovery ONT-506 software Linux user Beta release Concept Concept...
  • Page 251 Reference clock status LED Concept References Install client Remote control Start VNC applet Start VNC client Report Create (locally) 49, 96 Create (ONT-506 Web Server) Operating considerations Delete logo Import logo View Result Concept Results Operating considerations Safety instructions Screenshot...
  • Page 252 Operating Manual - Mainframe JDSU ONT Optical Network Tester www.valuetronics.com...
  • Page 253 JDSU Environmental Management Program Superb performance and high quality have always Recycling used products characterized JDSU datacom and telecom This product is subjected to the European Union measurement technology products. In this same Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment world-class tradition, JDSU has an established, directive (WEEE), 2002/96/EC.
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