Project title Globe Telecom – Leapfrog Ph2

Document Title In station (Local) Ref # SAT/Rev-01

Acceptance Test

Site Name OZAMIS_MIN855 Date AUG 29, 2020

Customer Vendor

IN STATION LOCAL ACCEPTANCE TEST

Table Of Contents

2. Introduction.............................................................................................................................4
3. Physical Inspection..................................................................................................................5
4. Inventory..................................................................................................................................7
5. Power Supply Measurements..................................................................................................8
6. Optical Output Power...........................................................................................................10
7. Received Level Threshold.....................................................................................................11
8. ENM GUI Access, alarms & control functional performance............................................13
9. Rack and Local Alarms.........................................................................................................15
10. Configuration and Input / Output termination.................................................................16
11. Proper Establishment of Grounding..................................................................................18
12. Simulation of Power failure conditions..............................................................................19
13. Automatic Laser Shutdown – ALS Test.............................................................................20

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14. Equipment Temperature Reading......................................................................................21

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1. Acceptance Memorandum

Description

To be completed by GLOBE TELECOM and Coriant testing engineers.

Station MIN855_OZAMIS
Node ID OZA_TM301_3135_AN_MIN855
Rack/Sub-Rack No. 1
Date AUG 29, 2020

We hereby declare that all tests in this form were successfully completed.

Representatives

For GLOBE TELECOM:

Name: N/A

Signature & Date

For CORIANT:

Name: HAROLD KEVIN R. CURTINA

Signature & Date: AUG 29, 2020

Notes:

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2. Introduction

2.1 ESD safety

There are many parts of the XTM Series system that are sensitive to ESD. The following
instructions should be followed when handling ESD sensitive parts.
• Carefully follow the instructions for handling the electronic parts such as slide-in units
• Wear an approved ESD wrist strap connected to the chassis ground when working with
electronic parts
• Use ESD protection equipment such as shielded bags when transporting or working with
electronic parts

2.2 Eye Safety

The laser radiation from the XTM Series system is invisible. Always use a power meter to check
the output power from a fiber connector or port in the system.

Do not use any magnifying equipment to examine a fiber or optical connector. Use of optical
equipment will increase the hazard level. Authorized personnel can use approved fiber inspection
microscopes, when inspecting connectors, after it has been determined that no optical power is
present at the connector.

When the system is in use the output from any connector or fiber that is exposed by accident in
the system will have a hazard level of class 1M according to IEC 60825-1 and IEC 60825-2.
Always observe local regulations and working practices.

2.3 Test Equipment

List of test equipment including Make/Model no., validity of calibration date and Calibration
certificates shall be enclosed with the SAT reports.

2.4 General Setup

The equipment shall be installed as per actual configuration in accordance with the approved
drawings and then be tested.

3. Physical Inspection

3.1 Purpose

To identify correctly given equipment/cards and verify the labeling (Part and serial number,
month/year of manufacture, revision level) for equipment/cards, Equipment Rack, signal
cabling and power distribution and verification of inventory as per the approved BoQ.

3.2 Parameters to be tested, and description of tests:

a. Please refer to the Site Specific Document and accordingly record observations
b. Conformance to a drawing as per “configuration drawing” of the equipment as installed
in the rack below.
c. Rack elevations and appearance of equipment and cabling
d. Identification and verification of circuit packs (modules)
e. Identification of sub rack and rack

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 f. Identification of cabling
g. Identification of power panel
h. Check for physical damage

3.3 Procedure

Please do the physical inspection for all the Racks, Cable terminations and cable routing as per
this check list, and note down the comments over installations if any.

3.4 Coriant XTM

Sl No Description OK Remarks
Rack / Sub Rack

1 Cabinet installed as per Floor Plan drawings OK

2 The Site Specific Document has all required details of OK
power, ground and the traffic (optical and electrical)
terminations.
3 Correct Cabinet anchoring installed OK
4 Cabinet alignment Proper (Also w.r.t the adjacent OK
Cabinet)
5 Cabinet Secure onto the ground OK
6 Any damages observed OK
7 No bends observed in buttons, switches, optical ports OK
etc.
8 BFAP properly installed and secure OK
9 Proper labeling of Cables done OK
10 Uniform color code used for different cables being OK
used
11 Proper end crimping and heat shrinking of cables done OK

12 Cabinet grounding wire tight and secure OK

13 ESD precautions observed OK
Optical Tributary Terminations

1 Fiber Terminations at the FDF side and equipment DEFERRED

side proper
2 Slack fibers properly wound and stored OK
3 Fiber Routing done through conduits OK
4 Fiber conduits secure onto the Cable tray and Cabinets OK CABLE LADDER

5 Proper labeling of all the fibers cables DEFERRED

Power and Ground Terminations

1 Power terminations at Source side and Equipment side OK

are proper

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 2 Power cable routing done as per site standards OK

3 Ground cable properly terminated (or OK TAPPED AT

tapped) at the Equipment and Ground bar side EXISTING
EQPT. BUSBAR
4 Ground cable routing done as per site standards OK

3.5 Acceptance Criteria

The equipment shall be as per specification. Marking and labeling shall be as per requirements
and equipment shall be free from any physical damage. The inventory shall be as per approved
BoQ.

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Test Conducted Date and Time: AUG 29, 2020

Test Complied Yes

(Signatures) (Signatures)
Authorized Contractor’s Engineer Authorized Employer’s Engineer

Name: Name:
HAROLD KEVIN R. CURTINA
CORIANT GLOBE TELECOM

4. Inventory

4.1 Purpose

The equipment shipped to the site should tally with the Category 1 approved bill of quantity
supplied. Please refer to the Site Specific Document for the inventory listing as per that site.
Please check and fill the inventory sheet for material ordered and delivered to the site; also
mention if there is any discrepancy in delivered material.

4.2 Acceptance Criteria

The equipment shall be installed as per drawing, marking and labeling shall be as per requirement
of Technical Specifications and equipment shall be free from any physical damage. The inventory
shall be as per approved packing list/BOQ.

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Inventory as per packing list Yes/No

Enclose approved BOQ verified sheet with items serial number of respective site:
Yes/No

Note:

PLEASE REFER TO ATTACHED INVENTORY LIST

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Test Conducted Date and Time: JULY 18, 2020

Test Complied Yes

(Signatures) (Signatures)
Authorized Contractor’s Engineer Authorized Employer’s Engineer

Name: Name:
HAROLD KEVIN R. CURTINA
CORIANT GLOBE TELECOM

5. Power Supply Measurements

5.1 Purpose
Measure the voltages at different points like BFAP Input voltage, BFAP output
voltage and Sub racks input voltage.

5.2 Testing equipment’s required:

Digital Multimeter

5.3 Procedure
I. Check the voltage levels using Multimeter, at all required locations.
II. The acceptable input voltage levels are –41.5V to –60V from Power Source

5.4 Format of test reports

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 Measurement Points Voltage (V) Voltage (V) OK Remarks
(Feed A) (Feed B)
BFAP Input Voltage 1
BFAP Input Voltage 2

5.5 Acceptance Criteria

The power levels should be within required limit.

Note

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Test Conducted Date and Time:

Test Complied Yes/No

(Signatures) (Signatures)
Authorized Contractor’s Engineer Authorized Employer’s Engineer

Name: Name:
HAROLD KEVIN R. CURTINA
CORIANT GLOBE TELECOM

6. Optical Output Power

6.1 Parameters to be tested

Output optical power level in dBm.

6.2 Purpose of Test

To determine whether Card / SFP+ and Transponders operate at designated level of

optical output power range compliance with ITU-T

6.3 List of test equipment required:

a. Optical Power Meter

b. Low loss optical patch chords

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 c. Optical cleaning kit

6.4 Test Setup:

6.5 Test Procedure and Expected Outputs

a. Enable the Laser functionality.

b. Connect the Optical Power meter to the Tx (Transmit) port of optical interface.
c. Measure the output power level in dBm, tuning the power meter to the specified
wavelength.
d. Measure the optical power of all available optical cards with the same process.
e. Repeat the test above for all variants of all optical ports.

6.6 Acceptance Criteria

The measured output optical power shall be within the range given below in table.
Additional 2 dB margin for EOL shall be considered.

6.7 Format of test reports

Fill in the table below to reflect the actual optical output power recorded for the optical interface
port.

S. No Interfaces Part Number Serial Number Measured dBm

2TPHEX PORT 3/4 TRX100100 T22 N2GBMFD -23.24

3 TPHEX PORT 3/4 TRX100100 T22 N2FANEJ -22.94

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*** AL (Auto Lamda) SFP+ with part number TRX100122/ATC and TRX100124/ATC is not
applicable for this test. ***

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Test Conducted Date and Time: SEPT. 06, 2020

Test Complied Yes

(Signatures) (Signatures)
Authorized Contractor’s Engineer Authorized Employer’s Engineer

Name: Name:
HAROLD KEVIN R. CURTINA
CORIANT GLOBE TELECOM
7. Received Level Threshold

7.1 Parameter to be tested:

Sensitivity of Receive port of an optical interface.

7.2 Purpose of test:

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 Determination of minimum level (power) of optical signal that can be detected and
correctly reconstructed in compliance with ITU-T.

7.3 List of required test equipment:

a. Variable Optical Attenuator

b. Optical Power Meter (Agilent N3970A or Equivalent)
c. Low loss optical patch chords
d. Optical cleaning kit

7.4 Test Setup:

Install the optical interfaces or the SFPs/XFP’s in the corresponding XTM base system
and enable it UP.

7.5 Test Procedure and Expected Outputs:

a. Make the test set up as shown in the diagram.

b. Vary the optical attenuation till you monitor LOS on the equipment port.
c. Disconnect the optical patch cord from Rx port and connect it to Optical Power Meter.
d. Measure the power level. This is the receiver threshold or sensitivity.
e. Repeat the test for all optical ports/ cards.

7.6 Acceptance Criteria:

The measured receiver sensitivity should be within the limits as expressed in the table
below: Additional 2 dB margin for EOL shall be considered.

7.7 Format of test reports:

XTM:

Sl No Interfaces Part Number Serial Number Measured Receiver

sensitivity
(dBm)
2 TPHEX PORT 3/4 TRX100100 T22 N2GBMFD Off -23.24

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 3 TPHEX PORT 3/4 TRX100100 T22 N2FANEJ Off -22.94

*** AL (Auto Lamda) SFP+ with part number TRX100122/ATC and TRX100124/ATC is not
applicable for this test. ***

Note:
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Test Conducted Date and Time: SEPT. 06, 2020

Test Complied Yes

(Signatures) (Signatures)
Authorized Contractor’s Engineer Authorized Employer’s Engineer

Name: Name:
HAROLD KEVIN R. CURTINA
CORIANT GLOBE TELECOM

8. ENM GUI Access, alarms & control functional performance

8.1 Description

To verify the local login of the Node and verify the functional parameters.

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Purpose

a. Login to the NE
b. Alarm simulations
c. Configuration
d. Alarm reporting
e. Performance monitoring
f. Laser Testing
g. Loop Back

8.2 Procedure

Login into the Network element through ENM GUI.

8.3 Acceptance criteria

Observe all the activities mentioned in table below in Local Craft Terminal for SDH and
Transponder cards.

Sr. Local station TEST RESULTS

No.
1 View Equipment Software version R33b_46
2 View cards Admin Status in Node OK
inventory
3 View Node Inventory OK
4 Enable / Disable ALS (Automatic OK
LASER Shutdown)
5 View / Set NE Date and Time OK
6 Software Loop Back Tests OK
Local
Remote
7 Set/View Performance logs OK
8 Alarms to be viewed NONE
9 Card missing NONE
10 Loss of Signal OK

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Test Conducted Date and Time: SEPT 06, 2020

Test Complied Yes/No

(Signatures) (Signatures)
Authorized Contractor’s Engineer Authorized Employer’s Engineer

Name: Name:
HAROLD KEVIN R. CURTINA
CORIANT GLOBE TELECOM

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9. Rack and Local Alarms

9.1 Purpose
Check all the alarms available on racks and modules.

9.2 Test equipment

Visual test

9.3 Test Procedure

After configuring all the sub racks and modules, the alarms over modules can be visible
properly.

Rack Alarms:
Check the alarm indicator panel installed at each rack for rack alarms. This is responsible
for displaying the alarms of Subracks if any.

Local Alarms at Modules:

Alarms related to all modules have been listed in the table, please check and note down
into the table.

XTM Local Alarms

Unit/Module Rack / LED Indication State Ok

Subrack
CU 1 ON PWR UP OK
EMXP
TPHEX 1.2 ON PWR UP OK
TPHEX 1.3 ON PWR UP OK

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Test Conducted Date and Time: SEPT 06, 2020

Test Complied Yes

(Signatures) (Signatures)
Authorized Contractor’s Engineer Authorized Employer’s Engineer

Name: Name:
HAROLD KEVIN R. CURTINA
CORIANT GLOBE TELECOM

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10. Configuration and Input / Output termination

10.1 Purpose

Write down the NE configuration and information about the terminations as per the
traffic matrix given by GLOBE TELECOM.

10.2 Parameters to be tested I.

Configuration details
II. Optical Terminations
III. Electrical terminations

10.3 Test Procedures

Check whether each NE has been configured as per the approved drawings / documents

10.4 Add/Drop Traffic details with respective terminations

Traffic Rack Optical Originated Terminated To Configuration is Remark

Details /Subrack /Electrical From (Slot/Module) as per
(Slot/Module) customer

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10.5 Acceptance criteria for each test segment

Verify the configuration setup and the cable and fiber terminations in the site.

I. Note: DEFERRED
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Test Conducted Date and Time:

Test Complied Yes/No

((Signatures) (Signatures)
Authorized Contractor’s Engineer Authorized Employer’s Engineer

Name: Name:
HAROLD KEVIN R. CURTINA
CORIANT GLOBE TELECOM

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11. Proper Establishment of Grounding

11.1 Purpose

Check the safety of equipment and personnel on the sites, as regards to voltage levels,
and earthing requirements.

11.2 Parameters to be tested

i. Earth Resistance Value

11.3 Test Procedures

The equipment will be tested for the above parameters. If GLOBE TELECOM does not supply
the value of Earth resistance, it should be measured with multi-meter from GLOBE TELECOM
earthing strip to CORIANT Equipment earthing bar after completing ground cabling.

11.4 Format of test reports

Test Performed Threshold Measured Value

Earth Resistance Value <2 Ohms

11.5 Acceptance criteria for each test segment.

Check the earth resistance, as per reports above.

Note: DEFERRED
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Test Conducted Date and Time:

Test Complied Yes/No

(Signatures) (Signatures)
Authorized Contractor’s Engineer Authorized Employer’s Engineer

Name: Name:
HAROLD KEVIN R. CURTINA
CORIANT GLOBE TELECOM

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12 Simulation of Power failure conditions.

12.1 Purpose

To verify the 1+1 backup feature of the power input unit.

12.2 Expected Result

No interruption on the service during the whole process.

12.3 Test Procedure

12.4 Power Supply failure test

1. Tests can be performed to verify the protection in the equipment if one of the power
supply feeds fails.

2. Power off one breaker. The protection power should take over without loss of signal.

Note: REDUNDANT POWER DOWN, SYSTEM STILL UP & RUNNING, MAIN POWER
TAKES CONTROL
MAIN POWER DOWN, SYSTEM STILL UP & RUNNING, REDUNDANT
POWER TAKES CONTROL

Test Conducted Date and Time: JULY 18, 2020

Test Complied Yes/No

(Signatures) (Signatures)
Authorized Contractor’s Engineer Authorized Employer’s Engineer

Name: Name:
HAROLD KEVIN R. CURTINA
CORIANT GLOBE TELECOM

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13 Automatic Laser Shutdown – ALS Test.

13.1 Purpose

This is to check the ALS functionality for the Transponder Units.

13.2 Procedure

1. Establish the test setup according to the above diagram.

2. Enable the ALS function through LCT.
3. Check the value of the optical power meter.
4. Disconnect the fiber between the Tester and the Transponder.
5. Check the value of the optical power meter again.

13.3 Expected Result

This is accordance to the ITU-T Recommendation G.958, the ALS functionality.

Passed

Failed

Note: DEFERRED
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Test Conducted Date and Time: JULY 18, 2020

Test Complied Yes/No

(Signatures) (Signatures)
Authorized Contractor’s Engineer Authorized Employer’s Engineer

Name: Name:

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HAROLD KEVIN R. CURTINA
CORIANT GLOBE TELECOM
14 Equipment Temperature reading

14.1 Purpose

To verify the current temperature of the equipment/modules during the time it is installed

14.2 Expected Result

Temperature should be within the expected range.

14.3 Procedure

Connect the node via telnet and run list temp Display local temperature for each board in
the system.

14.4 Temperature Reading

List all the result of the actual temperature reading from the table below.

Unit/Module Rack / Slot Normal Actual

Subrack Temperature Measured
Range Temperature
TM301II 1 +5 to +40°C 38.5
CUFPIII 1 1 70°C 36.5
TPHEX10GOTN 1 2 70°C 38.2
TPHEX10GOTN 1 3 70°C 37.5

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Test Conducted Date and Time: JULY 18, 2020

Test Complied Yes

(Signatures) (Signatures)
Authorized Contractor’s Engineer Authorized Employer’s Engineer

Name: Name:

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HAROLD KEVIN R. CURTINA
CORIANT GLOBE TELECOM

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 15 Punch list

DESCRIPTION Date Signature

Cleared

Test Conducted Date and Time: JULY 18, 2020

((Signatures) (Signatures)
Authorized Contractor’s Engineer Authorized Employer’s Engineer

Name: Name:
HAROLD KEVIN R. CURTINA
CORIANT GLOBE TELECOM

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Reference Table

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