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NEC PASOLINK NEO COMMISSIONING GUIDE
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PNMT Communication Interfaces Communications
Communications between the PNMT and the wireless network equipment is possible • via the LCT port of the equipment Click to edit Master subtitle style
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LCT Port Interface •
The LCT port is located on the front of the equipment
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PNMT – IDU Connection The PNMT and the Control (CTRL) Module mounted in the IDU must be connected using a standard USB cable (the Type A plug is fitted into the Type A socket of the PNMT computer and the Type B plug is fitted into the Type B socket of the LCT Port on the IDU Control [CTRL] Module) 5/6/12 LCT port has the following The
Equipment Configuration of PASOLINK NEO •
PASOLINK NEO has four types of IDU.
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• 1+0 (Terminal)
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• 1+1 (Hot Stand-by)
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• 1+1 (Twin Path)
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• 2-WAY *1
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1+1 (Hot Stand-by), 1+1 (Twin Path), 2-WAY *1 Only PDH s 2-WAY 5/6/12
Hardware Requirements Recommended configuration of PNMT mobile computer • U: Pentium M 1.60GHz (or equivalent) • RAM: 512MB or more • HD: 40GB or more • Display: color LCD (1,024 768) or more • FD drive • CD-ROM drive • USB port Click to edit Master subtitle style • Serial port (RS-232C) • 10/100BASE-T (X) LAN port • USB cable with USB-B connecter • Internal sound system with speaker
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Software Requirements • OS: Windows 2000 Professional (English version) with SP4 or higher Windows XP Professional (English version) with SP2 or higher • IE6.0 with SP2 or higher • Java Runtime Environment v 1.4.2_11 or higher (JRE v 1.5 is not currently ed.) • Acrobat Reader • PNMT Application software
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The PNMT Screen The PNMT window comprises the following main parts (Refer to Figure 1). • Title Bar The title bar of the window is used to indicate its title. • Common Menu Bar The common menu bar of the window presents the System and Help options, lustrates the commands that can be executed from the various options. The Help function also can display an operation manual. • NE-specific Menu Bar This menu is a list of tasks that can be performed to the specific network element (NE) displayed in the PNMT. Configuration, Event Log, and Link Performance Monitor functions can be executed in the NE-specific menu bar.
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• Block Diagram The block diagram illustrates the equipment/part of the PASOLINK wireless system. Its main purpose in the window is to display the current summary alarm state of the equipment. You can click a specific block to display the status of equipment in the data window. • Data Window This window displays in detail the status and alarm items of specific equipment/parts of the NE. You can select the tab or the block of the specific equipment/part which you want to monitor in the data window. • Tabs To view the status and alarms in the specific part of the NE, click on the tab at the bottom of the Data window. • Command Button The command button is used to enter the data selected in the pop-up window into the computer. • Text Box This is a standard Windows dialog box where the inputs the desired 5/6/12 value.
NE-Specific Menu Bar
Block Diagram
Data Windo w
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Text Box
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Radio Button
Command Button
Figure 1 Standard components of PNMT Window 5/6/12
Launching the PNMT Application To start PNMT: 1. Turn ON the computer. NOTE Connect the PNMT cable 30 seconds after IDU's power is ON making sure that the PNMT cable is connected between USB port of the PNMT computer and the LCT port of the IDU. 2. to Windows OS. 3. Click Start then Programs then Pnmtj then Pnmt, then continue to the window. Click to edit Master subtitle style
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NOTE Please do not change the clock settings of your computer once PNMT has started.
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s are ed by means of name and . To protect the network and network management system from unauthorized access or unauthorized modifications, five levels (of s are defined with different privileges. The functions available in the window depend on the ’s access level. Therefore, some of the functions may or may not be carried out. The highest or level () has full access to the network and network management system. To : 1. Start PNMT, and then window appears.
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2. Enter the < name>. 3. Enter the valid <> for the respective . 4. Click the [] button. If you wish to exit the program, click [Exit].
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Shutting Down the PNMT: To close the PNMT application:
1. Click System � Exit in the menu bar of the PNMT main window. 2. Click [OK] button in the confirmation message window to close the application.
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Searching for Network Elements and Connecting to Selected NE The summary description (NE Name, Equipment Type, Opposite NE, etc.) of the current NE where PNMT is connected can be displayed using this function. Summary description of the opposite NE belonging to that link is also displayed. To search for, or connect to, NE in the network: 1. Click System then Connect in menu bar of PNMT main window.
NOTE: Initially only the current NE physically connected to the PNMT and 5/6/12 its opposite NE will be shown in the Network Element List.
2. Click on icon in the tool bar or List then Search for Network Element in the menu bar of the Network Element List window to display all connectable Network Elements in the network. 3. Select and highlight the Network Element to be viewed. 4. Click on icon in the tool bar or List then Connect to Network Element in the menu bar of the Network Element List window. The PNMT main window for both the selected, and only its opposite, Network willconnected be displayed. NOTE: Initially the current NE Element physically to the PNMT and its opposite NE will be shown in the Network Element List. 2. Click on icon in the tool bar or List then Search for Network Element in the menu bar of the Network Element List window to display all connectable Network Elements in the network. 3. Select and highlight the Network Element to be viewed. 4. Click on icon in the tool bar or List � Connect to Network Element in the menu bar of the Network Element List window. The PNMT main window for both the selected, and its opposite, Network Element will be NOTE: Simultaneous connection from multiple PNMT to the same displayed. NE is possible: 1 Local connection: PNMT is directly connected to the NE 2 Opposite connection PNMT is connected to opposite NE (of the local network) 3 Remote 5/6/12 connection PNMT is connected to the NE via remote access.
Alarm Buzzer Setting This feature is used to activate and set the Alarm Buzzer. The desired sound scheme can also be set using this function. To set the Alarm Buzzer: 1. Click System then Alarm Buzzer in the menu bar of the PNMT main window.
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2. Select the Wave file to activate the buzzer. No sound is the factory setting of the PNMT. 3. If you select the Wave file box, enter the location of the sound file (*.wav) Otherwise; click the browse button to locate the desired file. You can also preview the *.wav file by clicking on the arrow button next to the browse button. Refresh 4. Click the [OK] button toonly activate theThis newfunction setting. This function is ed by PNMT. enables PNMT to manually obtain metering and alarm status, as well as to update equipment information. To Refresh: Click Refresh � Refresh in the menu bar or click on the refresh icon in the tool bar.
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Remote Viewing using PNMT main window You can view a target link underlying the one Root NE in the managed network by searching the connectable NEs and then connecting to the target NE. Searching for Network Elements and Connecting to Selected NE. This feature allows remote connection to any NE in the network.
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PNMT main window (1+1 configuration)
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Overall Status Window (PDH and SDH) This window is displayed during startup. The overall status window provides a snapshot of the most significant monitored items in the NE.
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Overall Status Window
The Overall status window shows a snapshot of all important parameters/settings for the NE. This window only displays current settings; control functions cannot be performed here. The following items are displayed in this window: • TX RF Frequency – the currently used transmission frequency *1. • RX RF Frequency – the currently used receiving frequency. *1 • TX Power Control – shows the power control mode currently used by the ODU. The TX Power Control is either Automatic Transmitter Power Control (ATPC) or Manual Transmitter Power Control (MTPC). • MTPC TX Power – the value (in dB) of the Manual Transmitter Power Control attenuation currently set in the ODU. The MTPC Attenuation will only have valid data if the MTPC is enabled. *1 • Frame ID – the predefined value of the NE frame ID. *1 • XPIC Usage – the status of usage for the XPIC. • Main (work) – the main work interface setting. • SUB (PROT) – the SUB (PROTECTION) Interface setting*2 • Transmission Capacity (DIR-A/DIR-B) *3 – the transmission capacity of the system. • Modulation scheme (DIR-A/DIR-B) *3 – the currently used modulation type. 5/6/12 • ALS Function – Intermittently turns laser output on/off after
• APS Online Status – indicates route when APS is available. • TX SW status (for hot standby configuration only) – shows which modem-ODU configuration is currently used for transmitting signals. • RX SW status (for 1+1 system only) – shows which modemODU configuration is currently used for receiving signals. *1 For Twin path configuration both respective parameters (1, 2) are shown *2 Applies only to SDH interface *3 (DIR-A/DIR-B) is displayed when Redundancy setting is 2-WAY
ODU Tab The ODU tab displays the status of the monitored ODU items. This window only displays current settings and no control functions are available here. To set the ODU parameters see the chapters on Equipment Setup and Provisioning. To view the alarm/ status display of the ODU: 1. Click the respective ODU field in the PNMT main window of the target NE. 5/6/12
Overview and description of the Items monitored in th ODU.
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MODEM Tab The MODEM tab displays the status of the monitored items of the modem. This window only displays current settings and no control functions are available here. To set the modem parameters see the sections on Equipment Setup and Provisioning. To view the alarms and status of the modem: Select the MODEM tab in the PNMT main window of the target NE.
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Overview and description of the alarm and status items/features of the modem
MAIN (WORK) INTERFACE Tab The MAIN (WORK) tab displays the status of the monitored items for the main (work) interface. This window only displays current settings and no control functions are available here. To set the main (work) interface parameters see the chapters on Equipment Setup and Provisioning. To view the alarms and status of the main (work) interface: Select the MAIN (WORK) tab in the PNMT main window of the target NE
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Overview and description of the monitored items for the main (work) interface 5/6/12
SUB (PROT) Interface Tab The SUB (PROT) Interface tab displays the status of the monitored items for the SUB (PROT) interface. This window only displays current settings and no control functions are available here. To set the SUB (PROT) interface parameters see the chapters on Equipment Setup and Provisioning. To view the alarms and status of the SUB (PROT) interface: Select the SUB (PROT) tab in the PNMT main window of the target NE
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Auxiliary I/O Tab 6 photocoupler input and 4-relay output settings can be selected in the IDU for external control and monitoring of alarms. The setting for each of the relay output/photocoupler inputs is available by clicking on the respective device in the Auxiliary I/O monitor window. To monitor and set the Auxiliary I/O: 1. Select the AUX I/O tab in the PNMT main window
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Monitored Items The following items are monitored via this tab: 1. Six (6) photocoupler inputs. (Input-1 to Input-6) 2. Four (4)-relay outputs. (Output-1 to Output-4) When Cluster ALM Setting (Input) is enabled, the following Input items can be used as Cluster ALM. 1. When Cluster1 Input is enabled, Input-6 item is used as Cluster ALM1. 2. When Cluster2 Input is enabled, Input-5 item is used as Cluster ALM2. 3. When Cluster3 Input is enabled, Input-4 item is used as Cluster ALM3. 4. When Cluster4 Input is enabled, Input-3 item is used as Cluster ALM4.
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Photocoupler Input Setting To set the photocoupler input: 1. Click the selected [Input-n] button in AUX. I/O window. 2. The input properties will be displayed in the ensuing window.
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Setting the Selected Input to Alarm or Status 1. Enter the desired name of the selected input in the Name field. A maximum of 32 characters can be used. 2. Select the desired input condition in the Condition section. You can select from the following three (3) choices such as “the alarm is reported when Event ON (the selected input terminal is closed loop condition)” or “the alarm is reported when Event OFF (the selected input terminal is open condition)” or “the just Status information is reported instead of the alarm”. 3. Enter the status strings corresponding to the input condition in the Event ON and Event OFF field in the Status Strings section. A maximum of 32 characters can be used. 4. The alarm input severity is defined in the ITU-T X.733 Recommendation. Select the description of the Severity, Alarm Type and Probable Cause fields in the X.733 section by clicking the pull-down arrow ( ) on the right-hand side of the selection 5/6/12 field.
Relay Output Setting To set the relay output: 1. Click [Output-n] button in AUX. I/O window. 2. Enter the desired name of the selected output in the Name field. A maximum of 32 characters can be used. 3. To select the desired output condition of the selected relay output, select the Event ON (the output terminal will be in closed loop condition) or Event OFF button (the output terminal will be open) in the Control section. 4. Enter the desired status strings for the selected relay output in the appropriate Event ON (the output terminal will be in closed loop condition) and Event OFF fields (the output terminal will be open) with the Control section. A maximum of 32 characters can be used. 5. Click [Execute] button to implement the command. 6. Click [Close] button when finished. 5/6/12
Control (CTRL) Tab: Various control parameters can be set via the CTRL tab.
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Control Module Select the CTRL tab in the PNMT main window of the target NE. The following items can be monitored and controlled in the CTRL window: • CTRL Module Alarm • MMC Mounted (Yes = On / No = Off) • APS SW Fail (when APS is available) • APS Online Status (indicates route when APS is available) • APS Lock-in Status (when APS is available and Lock-in Usage is selected as “Used”) • XCTRL (when XPIC Usage is selected as “Used” and the control signal between Master and Sub Master IDU is lost; this alarm is issued) • XPIC Mode Mismatch (when XPIC Usage is selected as “Used” and is incorrectly defined [e.g. Main Master to Main Master, Sub Master to Sub Master]; alarm is issued) • Date/Time • U Reset • : Configuration File • : Program File • : Equipment Configuration File • 5/6/12 : Software Key File • : Configuration File
Setting the Date/Time The Date and Time stored in Control module can be displayed and adjusted using this function. To set the Date/Time: 1. Click the [Date/Time] button in the CTRL window.
NOTE: To synchronize the Date and Time field values with those of the PNMT computer, click the Display PC Time box (placing a checkmark in it).
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2. To check the Date and Time Settings of the Control module: 1) Select Get Date/Time in the Date/Time window. 2) Click [Execute] button. 3) The current date and time in the Control module will be displayed in the Date and Time field. 3. To set the Date and Time on the Control module: 1) Select Set Date/Time in the Date/Time window. 2) Click [Execute] button. 3) Click [Close] button when done.
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ing the Configuration Files to the Control Module This function is used to the network configuration files from the PNMT to the Control module. The network configuration file – pp_network.cfg, contains the IP address of the target NE as well as the IP address of the opposite NE and the information about the network where the target NE is located. The pp_mib.cfg file contains relevant information about the equipment (i.e. name, pm type, etc.) and housekeeping (AUX. I/O). *This window is not available when MAINT is OFF. To the new configuration file to the CTRL: 1. Click [DL Configuration File] button in CTRL window.
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2. Select the type of file to be ed in the Type list. 3. Enter the location of the configuration file in the File field, or click [Browse] to locate the file on the local hard disk or diskette. WARNING!!! Make sure that the correct configuration file is ed to the correct Control module. An incorrect configuration file may lead to Control module or network malfunction/failure. 4. Click the [Execute] button to start the operation. WARNING!!! While data is being transmitted, do not remove the USB cable connecting the IDU with the PC. 5. A message window indicating the status of the operation will appear. It will close automatically once the operation is finished. WARNING: Make sure that you have successfully ed the configuration file before executing Update. Otherwise the Control module will switch to an empty ROM that may cause Control module malfunction/failure. 5/6/12
6. Click the [Update] button to activate and save the new configuration file
7. Select the appropriate box for the type of configuration file to be updated. One or more configuration file(s) can be updated by checking the selection box of the configuration file name. Click [Execute] to start the operation. The "with ROM (CTRL Program) Switching" box is for switching to the ROM with the new CTRL 5/6/12and has the same function . ing a new Program file to Program
NOTE: When updating the pp_network.cfg file, NE-to-NE communication will be lost when the Control module reinitializes to the new system configuration. This WILL NOT affect the wireless link. During this time PNMT connection to the NE will be lost but will automatically be restored after the Control module is reset. 8. Click the [Close] button when done. ing a new Program File to the Control Module This function is used to update the application program on the Control module. This operation only affects the NMS communication but not the wireless link, and will not disrupt communication. *This window is not available when MAINT is OFF. To the program file to Control module: 1. Click the [DL Program File] button in CTRL window. 2. Select the module select button of CTRL. If you tick the “with Self Reset” the Control module will be reset automatically after program file is completed. In this case, steps 5 thru 8 are not necessary. 3. Enter the appropriate location of the program file (*.out) in the File field. Otherwise, click [Browse] to locate the file. 5/6/12 WARNING!!!
4. Click the [Execute] button to start the operation. WARNING!!! While data is being transmitted, do not remove the USB cable connecting the IDU with the PC. 5. A message window will appear displaying the status of the operation. The message window will close automatically once the is completed. NOTE This operation may take several minutes depending on the program file size. 6. Click the [U Reset] button to switch to the new program file. 7. Check the with ROM (Program) Switching box. 8. Click the [OK] button to complete the switch to the new program file. NOTE The connection to the selected NE will be lost for a few minutes, but will be automatically restored shortly. 5/6/12
TX SW Manual Control (for Hot Stand-by system only) To control the TX switch manually: 1. Click [TX SW Manual Control] button in Maintenance window. 2. Select the TX system that you want to use. The default setting is Auto 3. Click the [Execute] button to switch to the selected TX system. 4. Click the [Close] button when finished. ATPC Manual Control Use when an optional transmitting power is required during ATPC operation. To set the ATPC Manual: 1. Click [ATPC Manual] button in Maintenance window. 2. Select whether to manually turn ON (or OFF) ATPC manual power and the desired decibel value. 3. Click the [Execute] button to activate the new setting. 4. Click the [Close] button when finished.
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TX Mute Control TX power of the ODU is switched off when TX Mute is ON. This should be OFF in normal operation To change the TX Mute status: 1. Click [TX Mute] button in Maintenance window. 2. Select ON/OFF depending on the desired state. 3. When setting the opposite NE, also select TX Release Time in the TX Mute Release Time list. 4. Click the [Execute] button to implement the command. 5. Click the [Close] button when finished IF Loopback ODU or IDU faults can be pinpointed by looping back the MUX signal at the IF. 1. Click the [IF Loop Back] button in the 5/6/12 Maintenance window.
RF Setting Sub Band of ODU can be selected To select Sub Band: 1. Click [Sub Band] button in Maintenance window. 2. Select the type of Sub Band in the Sub Band list. 3. Click the [Execute] button to implement the command. 4. Click the [Close] button when finished. Antenna Alignment Mode (only available for specific ODU type) The Antenna Alignment Mode is used for extending the dynamic range of the RX LEVEL MONITOR (ODU). This function is only available for a specific ODU type. To set Antenna Alignment Mode: 1. Click [Antenna Alignment Mode] button in Maintenance window. 2. Select 5/6/12ON/OFF. 3. Click the [Execute] button to
To set the loopback: 1. Click the [Main CH Loopback-2] button in the Maintenance window. 2. Select the channel (01 – 48). 3. Click the [Execute] button to apply the loopback. 4. Click the [Close] button when finished.
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Main CH Loopback-2 (DIR-A/DIR-B) (CH01- 40)- This allows the signal sent from the opposite NE to be looped back (to that NE) from your selected NE via the INTFC. To set the loopback: 1. Click the [Main CH Loopback-2] button in the Maintenance window. 2. Select the channel (01 – 48). 3. Click the [Execute] button to apply the loopback. 4. Click the [Close] button when finished.
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PNMT Communication Interfaces Communications
Communications between the PNMT and the wireless network equipment is possible • via the LCT port of the equipment Click to edit Master subtitle style
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LCT Port Interface •
The LCT port is located on the front of the equipment
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PNMT – IDU Connection The PNMT and the Control (CTRL) Module mounted in the IDU must be connected using a standard USB cable (the Type A plug is fitted into the Type A socket of the PNMT computer and the Type B plug is fitted into the Type B socket of the LCT Port on the IDU Control [CTRL] Module) 5/6/12 LCT port has the following The
Equipment Configuration of PASOLINK NEO •
PASOLINK NEO has four types of IDU.
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• 1+0 (Terminal)
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• 1+1 (Hot Stand-by)
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• 1+1 (Twin Path)
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• 2-WAY *1
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Hardware Requirements Recommended configuration of PNMT mobile computer • U: Pentium M 1.60GHz (or equivalent) • RAM: 512MB or more • HD: 40GB or more • Display: color LCD (1,024 768) or more • FD drive • CD-ROM drive • USB port Click to edit Master subtitle style • Serial port (RS-232C) • 10/100BASE-T (X) LAN port • USB cable with USB-B connecter • Internal sound system with speaker
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Software Requirements • OS: Windows 2000 Professional (English version) with SP4 or higher Windows XP Professional (English version) with SP2 or higher • IE6.0 with SP2 or higher • Java Runtime Environment v 1.4.2_11 or higher (JRE v 1.5 is not currently ed.) • Acrobat Reader • PNMT Application software
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The PNMT Screen The PNMT window comprises the following main parts (Refer to Figure 1). • Title Bar The title bar of the window is used to indicate its title. • Common Menu Bar The common menu bar of the window presents the System and Help options, lustrates the commands that can be executed from the various options. The Help function also can display an operation manual. • NE-specific Menu Bar This menu is a list of tasks that can be performed to the specific network element (NE) displayed in the PNMT. Configuration, Event Log, and Link Performance Monitor functions can be executed in the NE-specific menu bar.
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• Block Diagram The block diagram illustrates the equipment/part of the PASOLINK wireless system. Its main purpose in the window is to display the current summary alarm state of the equipment. You can click a specific block to display the status of equipment in the data window. • Data Window This window displays in detail the status and alarm items of specific equipment/parts of the NE. You can select the tab or the block of the specific equipment/part which you want to monitor in the data window. • Tabs To view the status and alarms in the specific part of the NE, click on the tab at the bottom of the Data window. • Command Button The command button is used to enter the data selected in the pop-up window into the computer. • Text Box This is a standard Windows dialog box where the inputs the desired 5/6/12 value.
NE-Specific Menu Bar
Block Diagram
Data Windo w
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Radio Button
Command Button
Figure 1 Standard components of PNMT Window 5/6/12
Launching the PNMT Application To start PNMT: 1. Turn ON the computer. NOTE Connect the PNMT cable 30 seconds after IDU's power is ON making sure that the PNMT cable is connected between USB port of the PNMT computer and the LCT port of the IDU. 2. to Windows OS. 3. Click Start then Programs then Pnmtj then Pnmt, then continue to the window. Click to edit Master subtitle style
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NOTE Please do not change the clock settings of your computer once PNMT has started.
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s are ed by means of name and . To protect the network and network management system from unauthorized access or unauthorized modifications, five levels (of s are defined with different privileges. The functions available in the window depend on the ’s access level. Therefore, some of the functions may or may not be carried out. The highest or level () has full access to the network and network management system. To : 1. Start PNMT, and then window appears.
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2. Enter the < name>. 3. Enter the valid <> for the respective . 4. Click the [] button. If you wish to exit the program, click [Exit].
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Shutting Down the PNMT: To close the PNMT application:
1. Click System � Exit in the menu bar of the PNMT main window. 2. Click [OK] button in the confirmation message window to close the application.
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Searching for Network Elements and Connecting to Selected NE The summary description (NE Name, Equipment Type, Opposite NE, etc.) of the current NE where PNMT is connected can be displayed using this function. Summary description of the opposite NE belonging to that link is also displayed. To search for, or connect to, NE in the network: 1. Click System then Connect in menu bar of PNMT main window.
NOTE: Initially only the current NE physically connected to the PNMT and 5/6/12 its opposite NE will be shown in the Network Element List.
2. Click on icon in the tool bar or List then Search for Network Element in the menu bar of the Network Element List window to display all connectable Network Elements in the network. 3. Select and highlight the Network Element to be viewed. 4. Click on icon in the tool bar or List then Connect to Network Element in the menu bar of the Network Element List window. The PNMT main window for both the selected, and only its opposite, Network willconnected be displayed. NOTE: Initially the current NE Element physically to the PNMT and its opposite NE will be shown in the Network Element List. 2. Click on icon in the tool bar or List then Search for Network Element in the menu bar of the Network Element List window to display all connectable Network Elements in the network. 3. Select and highlight the Network Element to be viewed. 4. Click on icon in the tool bar or List � Connect to Network Element in the menu bar of the Network Element List window. The PNMT main window for both the selected, and its opposite, Network Element will be NOTE: Simultaneous connection from multiple PNMT to the same displayed. NE is possible: 1 Local connection: PNMT is directly connected to the NE 2 Opposite connection PNMT is connected to opposite NE (of the local network) 3 Remote 5/6/12 connection PNMT is connected to the NE via remote access.
Alarm Buzzer Setting This feature is used to activate and set the Alarm Buzzer. The desired sound scheme can also be set using this function. To set the Alarm Buzzer: 1. Click System then Alarm Buzzer in the menu bar of the PNMT main window.
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2. Select the Wave file to activate the buzzer. No sound is the factory setting of the PNMT. 3. If you select the Wave file box, enter the location of the sound file (*.wav) Otherwise; click the browse button to locate the desired file. You can also preview the *.wav file by clicking on the arrow button next to the browse button. Refresh 4. Click the [OK] button toonly activate theThis newfunction setting. This function is ed by PNMT. enables PNMT to manually obtain metering and alarm status, as well as to update equipment information. To Refresh: Click Refresh � Refresh in the menu bar or click on the refresh icon in the tool bar.
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Remote Viewing using PNMT main window You can view a target link underlying the one Root NE in the managed network by searching the connectable NEs and then connecting to the target NE. Searching for Network Elements and Connecting to Selected NE. This feature allows remote connection to any NE in the network.
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PNMT main window (1+1 configuration)
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Overall Status Window (PDH and SDH) This window is displayed during startup. The overall status window provides a snapshot of the most significant monitored items in the NE.
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Overall Status Window
The Overall status window shows a snapshot of all important parameters/settings for the NE. This window only displays current settings; control functions cannot be performed here. The following items are displayed in this window: • TX RF Frequency – the currently used transmission frequency *1. • RX RF Frequency – the currently used receiving frequency. *1 • TX Power Control – shows the power control mode currently used by the ODU. The TX Power Control is either Automatic Transmitter Power Control (ATPC) or Manual Transmitter Power Control (MTPC). • MTPC TX Power – the value (in dB) of the Manual Transmitter Power Control attenuation currently set in the ODU. The MTPC Attenuation will only have valid data if the MTPC is enabled. *1 • Frame ID – the predefined value of the NE frame ID. *1 • XPIC Usage – the status of usage for the XPIC. • Main (work) – the main work interface setting. • SUB (PROT) – the SUB (PROTECTION) Interface setting*2 • Transmission Capacity (DIR-A/DIR-B) *3 – the transmission capacity of the system. • Modulation scheme (DIR-A/DIR-B) *3 – the currently used modulation type. 5/6/12 • ALS Function – Intermittently turns laser output on/off after
• APS Online Status – indicates route when APS is available. • TX SW status (for hot standby configuration only) – shows which modem-ODU configuration is currently used for transmitting signals. • RX SW status (for 1+1 system only) – shows which modemODU configuration is currently used for receiving signals. *1 For Twin path configuration both respective parameters (1, 2) are shown *2 Applies only to SDH interface *3 (DIR-A/DIR-B) is displayed when Redundancy setting is 2-WAY
ODU Tab The ODU tab displays the status of the monitored ODU items. This window only displays current settings and no control functions are available here. To set the ODU parameters see the chapters on Equipment Setup and Provisioning. To view the alarm/ status display of the ODU: 1. Click the respective ODU field in the PNMT main window of the target NE. 5/6/12
Overview and description of the Items monitored in th ODU.
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MODEM Tab The MODEM tab displays the status of the monitored items of the modem. This window only displays current settings and no control functions are available here. To set the modem parameters see the sections on Equipment Setup and Provisioning. To view the alarms and status of the modem: Select the MODEM tab in the PNMT main window of the target NE.
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Overview and description of the alarm and status items/features of the modem
MAIN (WORK) INTERFACE Tab The MAIN (WORK) tab displays the status of the monitored items for the main (work) interface. This window only displays current settings and no control functions are available here. To set the main (work) interface parameters see the chapters on Equipment Setup and Provisioning. To view the alarms and status of the main (work) interface: Select the MAIN (WORK) tab in the PNMT main window of the target NE
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Overview and description of the monitored items for the main (work) interface 5/6/12
SUB (PROT) Interface Tab The SUB (PROT) Interface tab displays the status of the monitored items for the SUB (PROT) interface. This window only displays current settings and no control functions are available here. To set the SUB (PROT) interface parameters see the chapters on Equipment Setup and Provisioning. To view the alarms and status of the SUB (PROT) interface: Select the SUB (PROT) tab in the PNMT main window of the target NE
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Auxiliary I/O Tab 6 photocoupler input and 4-relay output settings can be selected in the IDU for external control and monitoring of alarms. The setting for each of the relay output/photocoupler inputs is available by clicking on the respective device in the Auxiliary I/O monitor window. To monitor and set the Auxiliary I/O: 1. Select the AUX I/O tab in the PNMT main window
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Monitored Items The following items are monitored via this tab: 1. Six (6) photocoupler inputs. (Input-1 to Input-6) 2. Four (4)-relay outputs. (Output-1 to Output-4) When Cluster ALM Setting (Input) is enabled, the following Input items can be used as Cluster ALM. 1. When Cluster1 Input is enabled, Input-6 item is used as Cluster ALM1. 2. When Cluster2 Input is enabled, Input-5 item is used as Cluster ALM2. 3. When Cluster3 Input is enabled, Input-4 item is used as Cluster ALM3. 4. When Cluster4 Input is enabled, Input-3 item is used as Cluster ALM4.
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Photocoupler Input Setting To set the photocoupler input: 1. Click the selected [Input-n] button in AUX. I/O window. 2. The input properties will be displayed in the ensuing window.
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Setting the Selected Input to Alarm or Status 1. Enter the desired name of the selected input in the Name field. A maximum of 32 characters can be used. 2. Select the desired input condition in the Condition section. You can select from the following three (3) choices such as “the alarm is reported when Event ON (the selected input terminal is closed loop condition)” or “the alarm is reported when Event OFF (the selected input terminal is open condition)” or “the just Status information is reported instead of the alarm”. 3. Enter the status strings corresponding to the input condition in the Event ON and Event OFF field in the Status Strings section. A maximum of 32 characters can be used. 4. The alarm input severity is defined in the ITU-T X.733 Recommendation. Select the description of the Severity, Alarm Type and Probable Cause fields in the X.733 section by clicking the pull-down arrow ( ) on the right-hand side of the selection 5/6/12 field.
Relay Output Setting To set the relay output: 1. Click [Output-n] button in AUX. I/O window. 2. Enter the desired name of the selected output in the Name field. A maximum of 32 characters can be used. 3. To select the desired output condition of the selected relay output, select the Event ON (the output terminal will be in closed loop condition) or Event OFF button (the output terminal will be open) in the Control section. 4. Enter the desired status strings for the selected relay output in the appropriate Event ON (the output terminal will be in closed loop condition) and Event OFF fields (the output terminal will be open) with the Control section. A maximum of 32 characters can be used. 5. Click [Execute] button to implement the command. 6. Click [Close] button when finished. 5/6/12
Control (CTRL) Tab: Various control parameters can be set via the CTRL tab.
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Control Module Select the CTRL tab in the PNMT main window of the target NE. The following items can be monitored and controlled in the CTRL window: • CTRL Module Alarm • MMC Mounted (Yes = On / No = Off) • APS SW Fail (when APS is available) • APS Online Status (indicates route when APS is available) • APS Lock-in Status (when APS is available and Lock-in Usage is selected as “Used”) • XCTRL (when XPIC Usage is selected as “Used” and the control signal between Master and Sub Master IDU is lost; this alarm is issued) • XPIC Mode Mismatch (when XPIC Usage is selected as “Used” and is incorrectly defined [e.g. Main Master to Main Master, Sub Master to Sub Master]; alarm is issued) • Date/Time • U Reset • : Configuration File • : Program File • : Equipment Configuration File • 5/6/12 : Software Key File • : Configuration File
Setting the Date/Time The Date and Time stored in Control module can be displayed and adjusted using this function. To set the Date/Time: 1. Click the [Date/Time] button in the CTRL window.
NOTE: To synchronize the Date and Time field values with those of the PNMT computer, click the Display PC Time box (placing a checkmark in it).
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2. To check the Date and Time Settings of the Control module: 1) Select Get Date/Time in the Date/Time window. 2) Click [Execute] button. 3) The current date and time in the Control module will be displayed in the Date and Time field. 3. To set the Date and Time on the Control module: 1) Select Set Date/Time in the Date/Time window. 2) Click [Execute] button. 3) Click [Close] button when done.
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ing the Configuration Files to the Control Module This function is used to the network configuration files from the PNMT to the Control module. The network configuration file – pp_network.cfg, contains the IP address of the target NE as well as the IP address of the opposite NE and the information about the network where the target NE is located. The pp_mib.cfg file contains relevant information about the equipment (i.e. name, pm type, etc.) and housekeeping (AUX. I/O). *This window is not available when MAINT is OFF. To the new configuration file to the CTRL: 1. Click [DL Configuration File] button in CTRL window.
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2. Select the type of file to be ed in the Type list. 3. Enter the location of the configuration file in the File field, or click [Browse] to locate the file on the local hard disk or diskette. WARNING!!! Make sure that the correct configuration file is ed to the correct Control module. An incorrect configuration file may lead to Control module or network malfunction/failure. 4. Click the [Execute] button to start the operation. WARNING!!! While data is being transmitted, do not remove the USB cable connecting the IDU with the PC. 5. A message window indicating the status of the operation will appear. It will close automatically once the operation is finished. WARNING: Make sure that you have successfully ed the configuration file before executing Update. Otherwise the Control module will switch to an empty ROM that may cause Control module malfunction/failure. 5/6/12
6. Click the [Update] button to activate and save the new configuration file
7. Select the appropriate box for the type of configuration file to be updated. One or more configuration file(s) can be updated by checking the selection box of the configuration file name. Click [Execute] to start the operation. The "with ROM (CTRL Program) Switching" box is for switching to the ROM with the new CTRL 5/6/12and has the same function . ing a new Program file to Program
NOTE: When updating the pp_network.cfg file, NE-to-NE communication will be lost when the Control module reinitializes to the new system configuration. This WILL NOT affect the wireless link. During this time PNMT connection to the NE will be lost but will automatically be restored after the Control module is reset. 8. Click the [Close] button when done. ing a new Program File to the Control Module This function is used to update the application program on the Control module. This operation only affects the NMS communication but not the wireless link, and will not disrupt communication. *This window is not available when MAINT is OFF. To the program file to Control module: 1. Click the [DL Program File] button in CTRL window. 2. Select the module select button of CTRL. If you tick the “with Self Reset” the Control module will be reset automatically after program file is completed. In this case, steps 5 thru 8 are not necessary. 3. Enter the appropriate location of the program file (*.out) in the File field. Otherwise, click [Browse] to locate the file. 5/6/12 WARNING!!!
4. Click the [Execute] button to start the operation. WARNING!!! While data is being transmitted, do not remove the USB cable connecting the IDU with the PC. 5. A message window will appear displaying the status of the operation. The message window will close automatically once the is completed. NOTE This operation may take several minutes depending on the program file size. 6. Click the [U Reset] button to switch to the new program file. 7. Check the with ROM (Program) Switching box. 8. Click the [OK] button to complete the switch to the new program file. NOTE The connection to the selected NE will be lost for a few minutes, but will be automatically restored shortly. 5/6/12
TX SW Manual Control (for Hot Stand-by system only) To control the TX switch manually: 1. Click [TX SW Manual Control] button in Maintenance window. 2. Select the TX system that you want to use. The default setting is Auto 3. Click the [Execute] button to switch to the selected TX system. 4. Click the [Close] button when finished. ATPC Manual Control Use when an optional transmitting power is required during ATPC operation. To set the ATPC Manual: 1. Click [ATPC Manual] button in Maintenance window. 2. Select whether to manually turn ON (or OFF) ATPC manual power and the desired decibel value. 3. Click the [Execute] button to activate the new setting. 4. Click the [Close] button when finished.
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TX Mute Control TX power of the ODU is switched off when TX Mute is ON. This should be OFF in normal operation To change the TX Mute status: 1. Click [TX Mute] button in Maintenance window. 2. Select ON/OFF depending on the desired state. 3. When setting the opposite NE, also select TX Release Time in the TX Mute Release Time list. 4. Click the [Execute] button to implement the command. 5. Click the [Close] button when finished IF Loopback ODU or IDU faults can be pinpointed by looping back the MUX signal at the IF. 1. Click the [IF Loop Back] button in the 5/6/12 Maintenance window.
RF Setting Sub Band of ODU can be selected To select Sub Band: 1. Click [Sub Band] button in Maintenance window. 2. Select the type of Sub Band in the Sub Band list. 3. Click the [Execute] button to implement the command. 4. Click the [Close] button when finished. Antenna Alignment Mode (only available for specific ODU type) The Antenna Alignment Mode is used for extending the dynamic range of the RX LEVEL MONITOR (ODU). This function is only available for a specific ODU type. To set Antenna Alignment Mode: 1. Click [Antenna Alignment Mode] button in Maintenance window. 2. Select 5/6/12ON/OFF. 3. Click the [Execute] button to
To set the loopback: 1. Click the [Main CH Loopback-2] button in the Maintenance window. 2. Select the channel (01 – 48). 3. Click the [Execute] button to apply the loopback. 4. Click the [Close] button when finished.
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Main CH Loopback-2 (DIR-A/DIR-B) (CH01- 40)- This allows the signal sent from the opposite NE to be looped back (to that NE) from your selected NE via the INTFC. To set the loopback: 1. Click the [Main CH Loopback-2] button in the Maintenance window. 2. Select the channel (01 – 48). 3. Click the [Execute] button to apply the loopback. 4. Click the [Close] button when finished.
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