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n  Regeneration function is available., DWDM end output wavelengths can fully meet the wavelength ITU-T G.692 requirement, and multilevel cascade can be realized and super long distance transmission can be achieved.

n  Both the two paths provide the transmission packet monitoring function (CRC error code report, excessive long transmission packet), convenient for locating the faults on the line.

n  Optical wavelengths output from DWDM end fully comply with ITU-T G.692 recommendation, the nominal central frequency is 192.1~195.2THz, and central frequency offset ≤10GHz ( during the service life).

n  The minimum extinction ratio of transmitting optical signals at DWDM end is ≥10dB; eye pattern complies with ITU-T G.957 recommendations; the max. -20dB bandwidth is 0.2 nm; and the min. side-mode suppression ratio is 35dB.

n  LWE board also provides the following monitoring functions: laser bias current monitoring, laser cooling current monitoring, transmitting optical power monitoring and receiving optical power monitoring, etc.

n  Automatic laser shutdown function (ALS) is also available, used for channel protection.

3. Application

n  DWDM end input port "IN" of LWE board receives the 1.25Gbit/s optical signals in compliance with ITU-T G.692 recommendation from the optical demultiplexing board, and DWDM end output port "OUT" sends the 1.25Gbit/s optical signals in compliance with ITU-T G.692 recommendation to the optical multiplexing board.

n  GE end input port "RX" of LWE receives optical signals in compliance with IEEE 802.3Z standards from gigabit router or other GE equipment, while GE end output port "TX" sends optical signals in compliance with IEEE 802.3Z standards to the gigabit router or other GE equipment.

n  LWE can be inserted in 1~ 13 board position of OptiX BWS 320G subrack.

n  The optical connector on LWE handle bar is of SC type.

4. Alarms and performance

Alarms of LWE board are shown in Table 3-5 and the performances reported by LWE board are listed in Table 3-6.

Table 3-5 List of LWE board alarms

Alarm description

Alarm name

Major cause of the alarm

Status of alarm indicator

Default alarm level

Loss of signal at receiving end of Gigabit Ethernet

RLOS

No light input (identify by channel No. whether it is WDMLOS or GELOS,LOS of Path 2 (note) is GELOS)

Continuously flash for 3 times every other second

Critical

Loss of signal at DWDM receiving end

RLOS

No light input (WDMLOS)

Continuously flash for 3 times every other second

Critical

Laser transmitting failure

TF

Laser fault of this board

Continuously flash for 3 times every other second

Critical

Laser service life will soon end

LSR-WILL-DIE

Laser damaged

Continuously flash for 3 times every other second

Critical

Laser cooling current cross threshold

LSR-COOL-ALM

Laser damaged

Continuously flash for twice every other second

Major

Input power too high

IN-PWR-HIGH

Input optical power too high

Continuously flash 3 times every other second

Critical

Input power too low

IN-PWR-LOW

Input optical power too low

Continuously flash 3 times every other second

Critical

Output power too high

OUT-PWR-HIGH

Output power too high

Continuously flash twice every other second

Major

Output power too low

OUT-PWR-LOW

Output power too low

Continuously flash twice every other second

Major

Transmitter deterioration

TD

Laser damaged

Continuously flash twice every other second

Major