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Cisco ONS 15501 User Manual

Cisco ONS 15501 User Manual (114 pages)

Brand: Cisco | Category: Amplifier | Size: 1.59 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Installing the Cisco ONS 15501

7
- Conventions
  8
- Related Documentation
  10
- Obtaining Documentation
  10
  - World Wide Web
    10
  - Documentation CD-ROM
    10
  - Ordering Documentation
    10
  - Documentation Feedback
    11
- Obtaining Technical Assistance
  11
  - Cisco.com
    11
  - Technical Assistance Center
    11
    
    Cisco TAC Web Site
    12
    
    Cisco TAC Escalation Center
    12
Preface

7
- Audience
  7
- Organization
  7
Product Overview

13
- Product Description
  13
- Optical Specifications
  14
- Key Features
  14
  - Constant Gain Flatness
    15
  - Optimized Automatic Gain Control
    15
  - Variable Gain
    15
  - Transient Suppression
    16
  - Low Noise Figure
    16
  - High Maximum Output Power
    16
  - Network Management
    16
- Cisco ONS 15501 Applications
  17
  - Point-To-Point Topologies
    17
  - Ring Topologies
    17
  - Adding or Dropping Wavelengths
    19
  - Adjusting to Span Loss Changes
    19
- Cisco ONS 15501 Front Panel
  19
  - Cisco ONS 15501 LED Alarm Definitions
    20
- Creating a Site Log
  23
- Required Tools and Parts
  24
- Installation Checklist
  24
- Installing the Cisco ONS 15501
  24
- Rack-Mounting the Chassis
  25
- Optical Connection
  25
- DC Power Connection
  26
  - Grounding the Chassis
    27
  - Connecting the Power
    27
- Communication Connections
  28
  - Setting up Alarm Contacts
    29
- Installation Commands
  29
  - Introductory Commands
    29
  - Review and Operational Commands
    29
  - Installation Commands
    30
Configuring the Cisco ONS 15501

31
- Configuring Local Serial Communication
  31
  - Setting up the Software
    31
  - Configuring a Basic System
    32
- Monitoring Alarms and Traps
  32
- Upgrading the Flash Image
  33
- Configuring Remote Communication
  33
  - Configuring for Telnet
    33
  - Configuring for SNMP
    34
- Alarm Contact Closures
  34
Command Reference

35
- Add-Snmp-Com
  36
- Add-Snmp-Mgr
  37
- Alarm
  38
- Boot-Bank
  39
- Del-Snmp-Com
  40
- Del-Snmp-Mgr
  41
- Ethmode
  42
- Gain
  43
- Gainmean
  44
- Gaintrig
  45
- Get-Snmp-Com
  46
- Get-Snmp-Mgr
  47
Help

48
- Hide-Trap
  49
- Host-Config
  50
Inpwr

51
- Inpwrmean
  52
- Inpwrtrig
  53
- Ip-Config
  54
Logout

55
Ntp

56
Ntp-Ip

57
- Optoutpwr
  58
- Outattn
  59
- Outsigpwr
  60
- Outsigpwrmean
  61
- Outsigpwrtrig
  62
Ping

63
Ps1

64
Ps2

65
Reboot

66
- Resetmeantrig
  67
- Restore
  69
- Setgainmean
  70
- Setgaintrig
  71
- Setinpwrmean
  72
- Setinpwrtrig
  73
- Set-Master-Pwd
  74
- Setoutsigpwrmean
  75
- Setoutsigpwrtrig
  76
- Settempmean
  77
- Settemptrig
  78
- Set-Time
  79
- Set-User-Pwd
  81
- Show-Trap
  82
Status

83
- Sw-Download
  84
- Sys-Info
  85
- Temp
  86
- Tempmean
  87
- Temptrig
  88
- Time
  89
- Timeout
  90
- Timezone
  91
Troubleshooting

93
- Basic Diagnostic Procedures
  93
- Isolating the Problem
  94
  - Reading the Front Panel Leds
    94
- Password Recovery
  95
- Technical Support
  95
Technical Specifications

97
Connector Pinouts

99
Time Zone Codes

101
Translated Safety Warnings

103
- Wrist Strap Warning
  103
- Restricted Area Warning
  104
- Qualified Personnel Warning
  105
- DC Protection
  106
- Disconnect Device Warning
  107
- Laser Radiation Warning
  108
I N D E X

109

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