Equipping rules, Oc-48 optical interface circuit pack, Sts-1 path trace for oc-48 – Nortel Networks OPTera Metro 3500 User Manual
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Hardware feature descriptions 3-65
Planning and Ordering Guide—Part 1 of 2 NTRN10AN Rel 12.1 Standard Iss 1 Apr 2004
Equipping rules
The OC-192 DWDM G.709 FEC circuit pack are equipped in slots 11 and 12
of the OPTera Metro shelf. See
for operational
temperature ranges.
Note 1: Requires the shelf to be equipped with STX-192 circuit packs in
slots 13 and 14.
Note 2: Interoperability with the OPTera Metro 3500 OC-192 Long reach
(LR) G.709 FEC and OC-192 DWDM G.709 FEC optical interfaces
requires G.709 compatible optics. You can equip the OPTera Metro 3500
shelf with a mix OC-192 IR and OC-192 G.709 circuits, however they
must connect to the same type of card on the other end of the fiber span.
OC-48 optical interface circuit pack
(NTN440BA, DA, FA, EA, EH, BH)
The main transport OC-48 circuit pack operates at an OC-48 line rate
(2488 Mbit/s). The OC-48 circuit pack can be installed in slots 11 and 12 in a
UPSR, 1+1 linear system and BLSR. In the 1+1 linear protection scheme,
OC-48 circuit packs can be provisioned in either unidirectional or bidirectional
mode. See
for operational temperature ranges.
See
for the OC-48 optical wavelengths that are supported for the
transmit and receive optical circuit packs.
STS-1 path trace for OC-48
OPTera Metro 3500 supports path trace capability for OC-48 services. Path
trace is a 64 byte ASCII string that can be provisioned by the user. Path trace
is transmitted through the J1 byte of the STS Path Overhead. It can be used by
STS path terminating equipment (PTE) to verify its continued connection to
the intended transmitting STS PTE.
Table 3-9
OC-48 optical wavelength
OC-48 circuit pack
Wavelength
Short reach (SR)
1310 nm
Intermediate reach (IR)
1310 nm
Long reach (LR)
1550 nm
Extended long reach (ELR)
1550 nm
DWDM long reach (LR)
See
Dense wavelength division multiplexing
.
DWDM extended reach (ER)
See
Dense wavelength division multiplexing
.