1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 Quick Reference Guide

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1830
Photonic Service Switch (PSS)
9.0
Quick Reference Guide
8DG-63269-JAAA-TNZZA
Issue 1
August 2016
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Contents
About this document

Purpose ............................................................................................................................................................................................. xi
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What's new ...................................................................................................................................................................................... xi

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Intended audience ....................................................................................................................................................................... xii

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Safety information ...................................................................................................................................................................... xii

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Eco-Environmental statements ............................................................................................................................................... xii

xii
Conventions used ....................................................................................................................................................................... xiv

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Related information .................................................................................................................................................................... xv

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Technical support ...................................................................................................................................................................... xvii

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How to comment ....................................................................................................................................................................... xvii

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1 1830 PSS product
1830 Photonic Service Switch product family ............................................................................................................... 1-1

1-1
System profile ............................................................................................................................................................................ 1-6

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1830 PSS-4 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 1-14

1-14
Supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-4 ........................................................................................................................ 1-16

1-16
1830 PSS-8 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 1-19

1-19
Supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-8 ........................................................................................................................ 1-21

1-21
1830 PSS-16II ......................................................................................................................................................................... 1-26

1-26
Supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-16II .................................................................................................................. 1-29

1-29
1830 PSS-16 ............................................................................................................................................................................ 1-33

1-33
Supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-16 .................................................................................................................... 1-36

1-36
1830 PSS-32 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 1-41

1-41
Supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-32 ...................................................................................................................... 1-44

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1830 PSS-24x .......................................................................................................................................................................... 1-52
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Supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-24x ................................................................................................................... 1-54

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1830 PSS-36 ............................................................................................................................................................................ 1-55

1-55

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1830 PSS-64 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 1-60

1-60

1-63
1830 PSS release features ................................................................................................................................................... 1-65

1-65
2 Documentation map
Documentation map overview ............................................................................................................................................. 2-1

2-1
1830 Photonic Service Switch customer documentation overview ........................................................................ 2-2

2-2
1830 Photonic Service Switch customer documentation access ............................................................................. 2-9

2-9
1830 Photonic Service Switch customer documentation intended audience ................................................... 2-11
2-11
1830 Photonic Service Switch customer documentation use cases .................................................................... 2-13
2-13
3 1830 PSS user interfaces
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-1

3-1
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Zero Installation Craft Terminal (ZIC)
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-4

3-4
General information ................................................................................................................................................................. 3-6

3-6
The 1830 PSS ZIC client window ...................................................................................................................................... 3-8

3-8
The 1830 PSS ZIC management window ..................................................................................................................... 3-10

3-10
Navigation pane ...................................................................................................................................................................... 3-12

3-12
Toolbar ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-14

3-14
Context menu ........................................................................................................................................................................... 3-15

3-15
Property window ..................................................................................................................................................................... 3-16

3-16
Configurable dialog box ...................................................................................................................................................... 3-17

3-17
Response Dialog Box .......................................................................................................................................................... 3-18

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Confirmation Dialog Box ................................................................................................................................................... 3-19
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Tool tip ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-20

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Error dialog box ..................................................................................................................................................................... 3-21

3-21
Common Commands ........................................................................................................................................................... 3-22

3-22
Search function ........................................................................................................................................................................ 3-23

3-23
Go To menu .............................................................................................................................................................................. 3-25

3-25
View menu ................................................................................................................................................................................ 3-26

3-26
Show Alarms menu ................................................................................................................................................................ 3-27

3-27
1830 PSS ZIC user assistance ............................................................................................................................................ 3-28

3-28
1830 Photonic Service Switch web user interface (WebUI)
Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-32

3-32
1830 Photonic Service Switch web user interface (WebUI) functions and features ...................................... 3-33
3-33
Using the 1830 Photonic Service Switch WebUI ....................................................................................................... 3-34

3-34
1830 Photonic Service Switch WebUI window .......................................................................................................... 3-35

3-35
1830 PSS WebUI menu structure ..................................................................................................................................... 3-37

3-37
1830 PSS WebUI user assistance ..................................................................................................................................... 3-42

3-42
TL1 interface
Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-45

3-45
Command Line Interface (CLI)
Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-47

3-47
4 Related software tool support
Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-1

4-1
1830 Engineering and Planning Tool ................................................................................................................................ 4-2

4-2
1830 PSS Portable Provisioning Tool .............................................................................................................................. 4-8

4-8
1350 Optical Management System (1350 OMS) .......................................................................................................... 4-9

4-9
1390 Network Planning Tool (NPT) ............................................................................................................................... 4-12

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Key Management Tool (KMT) .......................................................................................................................................... 4-13
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The 1830 PSS APA Overview ........................................................................................................................................... 4-15

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1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) CDC-F Connection Verification Tool (CVT) ..................................... 4-16
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Index
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List of tables
1 Document changes from Release 8.2, Issue 2, March 2016 ......................................................................... xi
2 Conventions used ....................................................................................................................................................... xiv

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3 Information products related to 1830 PSS ......................................................................................................... xv
1-1 1830 PSS-4 supported circuit packs ................................................................................................................. 1-16
1-2 1830 PSS-8 supported circuit packs ................................................................................................................. 1-21
1-3 1830 PSS-16II supported circuit packs ........................................................................................................... 1-29
1-4 1830 PSS-16 supported circuit packs .............................................................................................................. 1-36
1-6 1830 PSS-24x supported circuit packs (I/O cards) ..................................................................................... 1-54
1-7 1830 PSS-36 supported circuit packs ............................................................................................................. 1-58
1-9 Documentation of current and past release features ................................................................................... 1-65
2-1 1830 PSS customer documentation and supported shelf types ................................................................. 2-2
2-2 1830 PSS customer documentation intended audience ............................................................................. 2-11
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1-1 Product Family ........................................................................................................................................................... 1-2

1-2
1-2 Nokia converged terabit networking .................................................................................................................. 1-4
1-3 Converged node high level system view ........................................................................................................... 1-7
1-4 Configuration of an 1830 PSS - Switched DWDM application ............................................................... 1-8
1-5 Configuration of an 1830 PSS - OCS application ......................................................................................... 1-9
1-6 Configuration of a converged 1830 PSS - Switched DWDM and OCS application ....................... 1-9
1-7 OTN basic principles ............................................................................................................................................. 1-13

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1-8 1830 PSS-4 shelf ..................................................................................................................................................... 1-14

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1-9 1830 PSS-8 shelf ..................................................................................................................................................... 1-20

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1-10 1830 PSS-16II shelf ............................................................................................................................................... 1-27
1-11 1830 PSS-16 shelf ................................................................................................................................................... 1-34
1-12 1830 PSS-32 shelf ................................................................................................................................................... 1-42
1-13 1830 PSS-24x shelf ................................................................................................................................................ 1-53
1-14 1830 PSS-36 shelf ................................................................................................................................................... 1-56
1-15 1830 PSS-64 shelf ................................................................................................................................................... 1-61
3-1 Example: User Assistance - multiple help screens ........................................................................................ 3-7
3-2 1830 PSS ZIC client window ................................................................................................................................ 3-9
3-3 1830 PSS ZIC Management Window .............................................................................................................. 3-11
3-4 Example: Context menu ....................................................................................................................................... 3-15
3-5 Example: Properties window .............................................................................................................................. 3-16
3-6 Example: Configurable dialog box ................................................................................................................... 3-17
3-7 Example: Response dialog box .......................................................................................................................... 3-18
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3-8 Example: Confirmation dialog box .................................................................................................................. 3-19
3-9 Example: Tool tip .................................................................................................................................................... 3-20

3-20
3-10 Example: Error dialog box ................................................................................................................................. 3-21
3-11 Example: General properties window ............................................................................................................. 3-22
3-12 Example: Search command ................................................................................................................................. 3-23
3-13 Example: Search dialog ........................................................................................................................................ 3-24

3-24
3-14 Example: Search result .......................................................................................................................................... 3-24

3-24
3-15 Example: Go to ........................................................................................................................................................ 3-25

3-25
3-16 Example: View menu ............................................................................................................................................. 3-26

3-26
3-17 1830 PSS ZIC help window ................................................................................................................................ 3-28
3-18 1830 PSS ZIC help library icon ......................................................................................................................... 3-29
3-19 1830 PSS ZIC help library window ................................................................................................................. 3-30
3-20 1830 PSS ZIC main menu help options .......................................................................................................... 3-30
3-21 Directory Tree .......................................................................................................................................................... 3-36

3-36
3-22 1830 PSS WebUI help window .......................................................................................................................... 3-42
3-23 1830 PSS WebUI help library icon ................................................................................................................... 3-43
3-24 1830 PSS WebUI help library window ........................................................................................................... 3-44
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About this document
Purpose
The purpose of this document is to provide users of the 1830 Photonic Service Switch
system with an overview of the system, shelves and circuit packs, interfaces, and related
software. Additionally, it describes the 1830 PSS documentation and helps users access
relevant information.
What's new
The major changes introduced in this issue of this document are described in the
following table. For a full description of all the features added in this release, refer to:
• 1830 Photonic Service Switch 4 (PSS-4) Release 9.0 Product Information and
Planning Guide
• 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 Product Information and Planning
Guide
• 1830 Photonic Service Switch 24x (PSS-24x) Release 9.0 Product Information and
Planning Guide
Table 1 Document changes from Release 8.2, Issue 2, March 2016
Location Change
Global Changes include updates to the supported
circuit packs for the following shelf types:
• 1830 PSS-4
• 1830 PSS-8
• 1830 PSS-16II
• 1830 PSS-16
• 1830 PSS-32
1830 PSS-24x 1830 PSS-24x description, features and
supported circuit pack information added.
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Intended audience
This document is intended for the following users of the 1830 PSS documentation library:
• administrators
• operators
• maintenance personnel
1830 PSS products are meant to be installed, operated, and maintained by personnel who
have the knowledge, training, and qualifications required to safely perform the tasks
assigned to them. The information, processes, and procedures contained in the 1830 PSS
product documentation are intended for use by trained and qualified personnel.
Safety information
Refer to the 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 Safety Guide for safety
information.
Eco-Environmental statements
Packaging collection and recovery requirements
Countries, states, localities, or other jurisdictions may require that systems be established
for the return and/or collection of packaging waste from the consumer, or other end user,
or from the waste stream. Additionally, reuse, recovery, and/or recycling targets for the
return and/or collection of the packaging waste may be established. For more information
regarding collection and recovery of packaging and packaging waste within specific
jurisdictions, contact the Nokia Environment, Health and Safety organization.
Recycling / take-back / disposal of products and batteries
In compliance with Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive (WEEE
Directive) 2012/19/EU, electronic products and batteries bearing or referencing the
symbols shown below shall be collected and treated at the end of their useful life, in
compliance with applicable European Union and other local legislation. They shall not be
disposed of as part of unsorted municipal waste. Due to materials that may be contained
in the product and batteries, such as heavy metals, the environment and human health
may be negatively impacted as a result of inappropriate disposal.
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applicable, Nokia will offer to provide for the collection and treatment of Nokia products
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offers.
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assessment of electrical and electronic products with respect to the restriction of
hazardous substances.
ECMA TR/70
1830 PSS can be supported by an eco-Declaration according to ECMA Technical Report
TR/70.
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Conventions used
These conventions are used in this document:
Numbering
The chapters of this document are numbered consecutively. The page numbering restarts
at “1” in each chapter. To facilitate identifying pages in different chapters, the page
numbers are prefixed with the chapter number. For example, page 2-3 is the third page in
chapter 2.
Cross-references
Cross-reference conventions are identical with the conventions used for page numbering
The first number in a reference to a particular page refers to the corresponding chapter.
Keyword blocks
This document contains so-called keyword blocks to facilitate the location of specific text
passages. The keyword blocks are placed to the left of the main text and indicate the
contents of a paragraph or group of paragraphs.
Typographical conventions
The typographical conventions used in this document are described in Table 2,
“Conventions used” (p. xiv).
Table 2 Conventions used
Appearance Description
emphasis Text that is emphasized
document titles Titles of books or other documents
file or directory names The names of files or directories
graphical user interface text Text that is displayed in a graphical user interface
keyboard keys The name of a key on the keyboard
system input Text that the user types as input to a system
system output Text that a system displays or prints
variables A value or command-line parameter that the user
provides
[] Text or a value that is optional
{value1 | value2} A choice of values or variables from which one value
{variable1 | variable2} or variable is used
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Related information
Table 3 Information products related to 1830 PSS
Document title Document code
1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 Safety Guide 8DG-63269-JAAA-TAZZQ
Provides users of 1830 PSS with the relevant information and safety guidelines to protect
against personal injury. Furthermore, the Safety Guide is useful to prevent material damage to
the equipment. The Safety Guide must be read by the responsible technical personnel before
performing relevant work on the system. The valid version of the document must always be
kept close to the equipment.
1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 Portable Planning Tool (PPT) User Guide 8DG-63269-JAAA-TBZZA
Provides instructions for use and describes the features of the 1830 Portable Provisioning Tool.
1830 Photonic Service Switch 4 (PSS-4) Release 9.0 User Provisioning Guide 3KC-13514-JAAA-TCZZA
Provides step-by-step information for use in daily system operations for 1830 PSS-4. The
manual demonstrates how to perform system provisioning, operations, and administrative tasks.
1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 User Provisioning Guide 8DG-63269-JAAA-TCZZA
Provides step-by-step information for use in daily system operations. The manual demonstrates
how to perform system provisioning, operations, and administrative tasks.
1830 Photonic Service Switch 24x (PSS-24x) Release 9.0 User Provisioning Guide 8DG-63269-JAAA-SCZZA
Provides step-by-step information for use in daily system operations for 1830 PSS-24x. The
manual demonstrates how to perform system provisioning, operations, and administrative tasks.
1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 Engineering and Planning Tool User Guide 8DG-63269-JAAA-TEZZA
Provides step-by-step information for use in daily system operations for the EPT. The manual
demonstrates how to perform system provisioning, operations, and commissioning tasks.
1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 TL1 Commands and Messages Guide 8DG-63269-JAAA-TFZZA
(Switching Applications)
Describes the external TL1 interface for 1830 PSS-36/64 in terms of TL1 command, responses,
and notification definitions.
1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 TL1 Commands and Messages Guide 8DG-63269-JAAA-TGZZA
(Photonic Applications)
Describes the external TL1 interface for 1830 PSS-4, 1830 PSS-8, 1830 PSS-16II,
1830 PSS-16/32, and 1830 PSS-24x.
1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 Command Line Interface Guide 8DG-63269-JAAA-THZZA
Provides information about the Command Line Interface (CLI) for 1830 PSS-4, 1830 PSS-8,
1830 PSS-16II, 1830 PSS-16/32, and 1830 PSS-24x.
1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 Command Line Interface Guide (OCS Packet 8DG-63269-JAAA-SHZZA
Applications)
Provides information about the Command Line Interface (CLI) for 1830 PSS-36/64.
1830 Photonic Service Switch 4 (PSS-4) Release 9.0 Installation and System Turn-up Guide 3KC-13514-JAAA-TJZZA
A step-by-step guide to install and turn-up 1830 PSS-4. It also includes information needed for
pre-installation site planning and post-installation acceptance testing.
1830 Photonic Service Switch 8 (PSS-8) Release 9.0 Installation and System Turn-up Guide 8DG-63269-JAAA-SLZZA
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Table 3 Information products related to 1830 PSS (continued)
1830 Photonic Service Switch 16II (PSS-16II) Release 9.0 Installation and System Turn-up 8DG-63269-JAAA-SMZZA
Guide
A step-by-step guide to install and turn-up 1830 PSS-16II. It also includes information needed
for pre-installation site planning and post-installation acceptance testing.
1830 Photonic Service Switch 16/32 (1830 PSS-16/32) Release 9.0 Installation and System 8DG-63269-JAAA-TJZZA
Turn-up Guide
A step-by-step guide to install and turn-up 1830 PSS-16/32. It also includes information needed
1830 Photonic Service Switch 24x (PSS-24x) Release 9.0 Installation and System Turn-up 8DG-63269-JAAA-SJZZA
Guide
A step-by-step guide to install and turn-up 1830 PSS-24x. It also includes information needed
1830 Photonic Service Switch 36 (PSS-36) Release 9.0 Installation and System Turn-up Guide 8DG-63269-JAAA-TKZZA
1830 Photonic Service Switch 64 (PSS-64) Release 9.0 Installation and System Turn-up Guide 8DG-63269-JAAA-TLZZA
1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 Maintenance and Trouble-Clearing Guide 8DG-63269-JAAA-TMZZA
Provides detailed information about possible alarm messages for 1830 PSS. It also provides
procedures for routine maintenance, troubleshooting, diagnostics, and component replacement.
1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 Quick Reference Guide 8DG-63269-JAAA-TNZZA
Provides users of 1830 PSS a streamlined, easy-to-use navigation aid to facilitate the use of the
system.
1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 DCN Planning and Engineering Guide 8DG-63269-JAAA-TPZZA
(Photonics Applications)
Provides information for the planning and configuration of a Data Communication Network
(DCN) for photonic applications, that is for 1830 PSS-4, 1830 PSS-8, 1830 PSS-16II,
1830 PSS-16/32, and 1830 PSS-24x.
1830 Photonic Service Switch 4 (PSS-4) Release 9.0 Product Information and Planning Guide 3KC-13514-JAAA-TQZZA
Presents a detailed overview of 1830 PSS-4, describes its applications, gives planning
requirements, engineering rules, ordering information, and technical specifications.
1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 Product Information and Planning Guide 8DG-63269-JAAA-TQZZA
Presents a detailed overview of 1830 PSS-8, 1830 PSS-16II, 1830 PSS-16/32, and
1830 PSS-36/64 describes its applications, gives planning requirements, engineering rules,
ordering information, and technical specifications.
1830 Photonic Service Switch 24x (PSS-24x) Release 9.0 Product Information and Planning 8DG-63269-JAAA-SQZZA
Guide
Presents a detailed overview of 1830 PSS-24x, describes its applications, gives planning
requirements, engineering rules, ordering information, and technical specifications.
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Table 3 Information products related to 1830 PSS (continued)
1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 DCN Planning and Engineering Guide 8DG-63269-JAAA-TRZZA
Provides information for the planning and configuration of a Data Communication Network
(DCN) for switching applications, that is for 1830 PSS-36 and 1830 PSS-64 systems (OCS).
1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 GMPLS/GMRE Guide 8DG-63269-JAAA-TWZZA
Contains information about the GMPLS Routing Engine (GMRE) of the 1830 PSS; it provides
a high-level functional overview of the GMRE and describes the steps to plan and set up a
GMRE-controlled network.
1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 Electronic Documentation Library 8DG-63269-JAAA-TZZZA
Contains all documents related to 1830 PSS in multiple electronic formats: epub, mobi, html,
and pdf.
Support Portal
The Support Portal (https://support.alcatel-lucent.com/portal/web/support) provides
technical support, as well as documentation and software ordering.
Technical support
For technical support, contact your local customer support team. See the Support web site
(http://www.alcatel-lucent.com/support/) for contact information.
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1830 Photonic Service Switch product family

1830 PSS product family
The 1830 PSS family enables today's networks to achieve converged transparent
networking by combining dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) capabilities
with Optical Cross Connection Systems (OCS).
The 1830 PSS product family presents a combination of WDM photonic switching and
ODU electronic switching layers, scalable product size variants from access to core,
interchangeable line cards among shelves, cross-layer capabilities, and a common
network management system for photonic DWDM functions and OTN functions. The
solution addresses key network backbone challenges by providing Layer 0, Layer 1 and
Layer 2 networking capability and synergies between the layers to assure transport at the
most economical level, maximum resource optimization, optimized wavelength filling,
SLA guarantee, flexible client service assignment, ultrafast restoration and coordinated
network operations.
1830 PSS additionally provides metro-optimized – compact, scalable and agile - transport
solution which can help maximize revenue and ROI by accelerating services
availability/time-to-market and improving network operational efficiency.
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Figure 1-1 Product Family
Note: Introduced in Release 9.0, the 1830 PSS-24x is the next-generation shelf type
for the 1830 PSS family.
The 1830 PSS-24x platform is optimized for core packet/optical transport network (OTN)
switching applications, placing industry-leading electrical switching scale at
international/national, regional and metro core network locations. It provides the scale
and efficiency required to support an evolution to 100G services, enabling continued
revenue streams as customers demand more bandwidth and enterprises move toward
100G connectivity between their routers and data centers. With initial support for 9.6 Tb/s
of electrical switching capacity in a single shelf, 19.2 Tb/s per rack, together with
400G-capable cards, the 1830 PSS-24x offers industry-leading OTN and packet switch
scale.
The integrated data plane enables efficient handling of large amounts of traffic at the
lowest possible layer. Flexible grooming maximizes link utilization.
The 1830 PSS product family provides several shelves which can be used either as a
single shelf or a converged node architecture. The converged architecture combines
several shelves into one node. This ability offers scalable product size variations, from
access to core networks.
The 1830 PSS product family additionally provides a metro-optimized, compact, scalable
and agile transport solution which can help maximize revenue and ROI by accelerating
services availability/time-to-market and improving network operational efficiency.
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All network elements are managed by a common network management system. This
enables seamless network visibility, as well as provisioning and troubleshooting across
OTH, IT and optical network domains.
The integration of the control plane ensures the best resource utilization in terms of
cross-layer visibility, flexibility and network resilience using restoration mechanisms.
The shelves belonging to the 1830 PSS product family are:
• 1830 PSS-4
• 1830 PSS-8
• 1830 PSS-16II
• 1830 PSS-16
• 1830 PSS-32
• 1830 PSS-24x
• 1830 PSS-36
• 1830 PSS-64
The shelves that offer the same functions differ primarily in capacity and size.
Converged terabit networking

The 1830 PSS product family platform plays a key role in the Nokia converged terabit
networking.
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Figure 1-2 Nokia converged terabit networking
The DWDM 1830 PSS-8, 1830 PSS-16II, 1830 PSS-16, and 1830 PSS-32 shelves are
tunable and reconfigurable optical add-drop multiplexers. They perform lambda or
Optical Channel switching in any network topology. These shelves also enable flexible
mesh WDM networking, with full network accessibility and reconfigurability.
The 1830 PSS-36 and 1830 PSS-64 shelves represent Nokia OTH switches. Their
agnostic matrix provides a switching capability with up to 3.8 terabits per second, with
maximum flexibility and capacity capability. 100G single carrier coherent technology
provides access to the highest capacity and reach per fiber possible.
The 1830 PSS converged architecture integrates OTN switching and WDM functionality
into one network element. This results in granularity and Lambda, port and sub-port level,
and therefore enables the highest filling factor per Lambda.
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1830 PSS cloud-optimized metro platforms
The 1830 PSS-4, 1830 PSS-8, and 1830 PSS-16II shelves offer a high-capacity,
packet-optical transport solution with metro-optimized flexibility, size, and power that
can help maximize revenue generation and ROI in the cloud era. The 1830 PSS-4 is a
small footprint, scalable, low power metro access shelf and the 1830 PSS-8 and
1830 PSS-16II offer high-capacity, scalable, multiservice access/aggregation in addition
to high-capacity packet, OTN and photonic switching in a small footprint.
1830 Versatile WDM Module (VWM)

The 1830 Versatile WDM Module (VWM) is a standalone shelf compliant to
IEC/EN60950-1, IEEE 1613, IEC 61850-3*, EN 50121-4/IEC 62236-4, ETSI - EN 300
019, and ETSI - EN 300 386. As such, it can be used on a stand-alone basis, or as a
sub-tending shelf with 1830 PSS-4, 1830 PSS-8, and 1830 PSS-16II shelve types to
provide low-cost FOADM solutions. It is not designed for use with larger 1830 PSS shelf
types, and is not documented in detail in this document set. The 1830 Versatile WDM
Module (VWM) is fully document in a separate user guide, available for download from
the Nokia Support Portal. For more information on how to access the Nokia Support
Portal, see “Documentation available from the Nokia Support Portal ” (p. 2-9).
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System profile
Introduction
An 1830 PSS Photonic NE, contains 1830 PSS-4, 1830 PSS-8, 1830 PSS-16II,
1830 PSS-16, 1830 PSS-24x and/or 1830 PSS-32 shelves.
The switching compound, also referred to as the OCS compound, is an 1830 PSS
Switching NE, containing 1830 PSS-36 and/or 1830 PSS-64 shelves.
An 1830 PSS network node is composed of either:
• one photonic compound or
• one switching compound or
• one photonic compound and one switching compound (converged node).
Each compound is built out of exactly one main shelf and optional expansion shelves.
The main shelf is identified by setting a particular reserved shelf identification number
(ShelfId).
The shelf number settings are used to unambiguously define:
• whether a shelf is a main shelf or an expansion shelf
• that the application type of the shelf is that of a photonic compound or of a switching
compound
• a shelf number that uniquely identifies the shelf within the compound.
For a photonic compound consisting of multiple 1830 PSS-8 and/or 1830 PSS-16II and/or
1830 PSS-24x and/or 1830 PSS-16 and/or 1830 PSS-32 shelves, the management
communication occurs through a single photonic main shelf.
For a switching compound consisting of multiple 1830 PSS-36, and/or 1830 PSS-64
shelves, the management communication occurs through a single switching main shelf.
Hardware details, configurations, and other information associated with a switching
compound is referred to as 1830 PSS - OCS application.
The system supports in-service expansion of a network element by adding additional
shelves to the node:
• A photonic node with an 1830 PSS-4 main shelf can be extended by adding
1830 PSS-4 expansion shelves.
• A photonic node with 1830 PSS-16 main shelf can be extended by adding
1830 PSS-16 expansion shelves.
• A photonic node with 1830 PSS-8 main shelf can be extended by adding 1830 PSS-8
expansion shelves.
• A photonic node with 1830 PSS-16II main shelf can be extended by adding
1830 PSS-16II expansion shelves.
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• A photonic node with 1830 PSS-24x main shelf can be extended by adding
1830 PSS-24x or any photonic shelf as expansion shelves (except 1830 PSS-4).
• A photonic node with 1830 PSS-32 main shelf can be extended by adding
1830 PSS-32 1830 PSS-16, 1830 PSS-16II, 1830 PSS-8, and 1830 PSS-24x (if
1830 PSS-32 hosts a High-performance Equipment Controller (32EC2) expansion
shelves.
• A photonic node with an 1830 PSS-16, or 1830 PSS-32 main shelf can be extended by
adding an 1830 PSS-36 or 1830 PSS-64 switching main shelf (OCS application).
Then further 1830 PSS-36 or 1830 PSS-64 expansion shelves for switching can be
added.
• A switching node with an 1830 PSS-36 or 1830 PSS-64 main shelf can be extended
by adding further 1830 PSS-36 or 1830 PSS-64 shelves (“multi-shelf switching NE”).
• A switching node with an 1830 PSS-36 or 1830 PSS-64 main shelf can be extended
by uplinks to an 1830 PSS-32 photonic main shelf in a photonic node. Then further
1830 PSS-32 and 1830 PSS-16 expansion shelves can be added to the photonic
(converged) node. This enables traffic management and control between the switching
and photonic compounds of the node.
Figure 1-3 Converged node high level system view
NMS
Internal TL1 interface for

TL1 uplink card management SNMP
OCS master shelf SWDM master shelf

PSS-36/-64 PSS-8/-16/-16II/-24x/-32
OCS extension shelf SWDM extension shelf

PSS-36/-64 PSS-8/-16/-16II/-24x/-32
OCS NE SWDM NE
Note: In this figure, PSS-16 represents the 1830 PSS-16 and the 1830 PSS-16II shelf
types.
Note: These extensions are only supported if the node is managed by 1350 OMS.
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Note: Shelf conversions from photonic to switched configurations are not supported.
The following examples illustrate different possible configurations for 1830 PSS.
Figure 1-4 Configuration of an 1830 PSS - Switched DWDM application
PSS-8/-16/16II/-24x/-32
Master
CP
Extension
PSS-8/-16/-16II/-24x/-32
Note: 1830 PSS-24x is not supported as a master shelf in Release 9.0.

Note: 1830 PSS-32 needs to host a High-performance Equipment Controller (32EC2)
if 1830 PSS-24x is to be a part of the expansion shelves.
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Figure 1-5 Configuration of an 1830 PSS - OCS application
PSS-36/-64
Master
CP
Extension
PSS-36/-64
Figure 1-6 Configuration of a converged 1830 PSS - Switched DWDM and OCS
application
Only one connection between the uplink card (switching compound) and the SFD/CWR
(photonic compound) is shown for the main shelves. The variety of further such
connections between OCS compound and WDM compound is indicated.
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Key innovations of the 1830 PSS
The 1830 PSS platform shelves provide innovations in both, WDM optic and OCS
switching applications.
Starting with Release 9.0, Node scalability is implemented for 1830 PSS. Node scalability
refers to the ability of the system to combine up to four SWDM NEs into one cluster. In
this case, multiple NEs participate in a “cluster” arrangement with one common photonic
master shelf, while each NE remains independent and is managed separately, through its
own management interface.
For more information, refer to the 1830 PSS Product Information and Planning Guide.
Customer benefits
From a WDM perspective, the following advantages are the most important:
• Zero-touch (“touchless”) transparent photonic networking/pure photonic traffic
processing
• Support of 10G/40G/100G/200G wavelengths for increasing service demands
• Multi-degree nodes for meshed topologies (1830 PSS-32, 1830 PSS-16,
1830 PSS-16II, and 1830 PSS-8)
• End-to-end wavelength provisioning by network operations center (NOC)
• No manual intervention at the network element (NE)
• Extended photonic operations, administration, and maintenance (OAM) and
restoration capabilities
• Integrated any-type client interfaces
Photonic service assurance

The 1830 PSS platform delivers service assurance through integrated Wavelength Tracker
optical layer management. Wavelength Tracker optical layer management delivers
wavelength path tracing and monitoring capabilities and provides proactive service
assurance at low operational costs.
Wavelength Tracker optical performance monitoring
Wavelength Tracker enables next-generation optical networks through protected
wavelengths and extension to higher-degree nodes. Wavelength Tracker also provides the
following features.
• Service-aware wavelength management
• Easy-to-use graphical display allows for quick troubleshooting and fault isolation
• Saves on specialized training and costly optical test equipment
Wavelength Tracker optical layer management enables the delivery of true optical SLAs,
reduces network operations costs and makes optical network simple to manage.
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Delivers forecast-free optical networking
• WSS (Wavelength selective switches)
• Fixed OADM (FOADM)
• Add/drop any wavelength at any node to reduce stranded bandwidth
• Add/drop any service at any port
• Up to 8-degree nodes for maximum connectivity
Note: Also depends on the node architecture.
Examples:
– FOADM: 2/4 degree
– IROADM: 4 degree
– ROADM, TOADM, C-F, CDC-F: 8 degree
• CWDM/DWDM wavelengths
• Anydirectional/Colorless configuration
Converged backbone transformation

The 1830 PSS-36/64 and 1830 PSS-24x support the Nokia Converged Backbone
Transformation Solution, a key component of the Nokia High Leverage Network ™
architecture in combination with the Nokia 7750 Service Router.
The 1830 PSS provides integrated photonic applications
(Regional/Metro/Core/Aggregation/Access CWDM/DWDM, point-to-point links and
photonic-based OCh switching) with optical core switching (electrical bandwidth
management and service grooming on sub-lambda granularity) with the 1830 PSS-64,
1830 PSS-36, 1830 PSS-32, 1830 PSS-16, 1830 PSS-24x, 1830 PSS-16II, and
1830 PSS-8 shelf types.
IP traffic grooming options

Flexible IP traffic grooming options at the OTN layer, including port-level and
sub-port-level grooming, enable efficient core-router traffic offload onto the optical
network and support scaling of the IP backbone.
Low-cost traffic transport

Designed to ensure efficient bandwidth management and traffic forwarding at the most
economical transport layer, the 1830 PSS meets the challenge of explosive service growth
by facilitating traffic transport at the lowest cost per bit - while ensuring the highest
availability and resiliency for service quality assurance. The advanced GMPLS-based
automation capabilities expand operational efficiencies across the optical and IP layers
and help minimize service providers' total cost of ownership (TCO).
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GMPLS control plane
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) enables automated operations and resilience
with an integrated Generalized Multi-Protocol Label Switching (GMPLS) control plane.
The 1830 PSS also increases network monetization by reducing the resources required for
protection and freeing bandwidth for revenue-producing traffic.
Green networking
With the use of technology innovations, 1830 PSS brings a number of eco-benefits in
addition to CAPEX and OPEX advantages. Specifically, it provides for:
• Lower network power consumption as the platform manages traffic at the most
economical transport layer by combining silicon innovation, OTN bandwidth
management capabilities and GMPLS-enabled cross layer intelligence for resource
optimization
• Delegation of several management processes to the control plane for automation
including discovery processes for network topology, resources and services,
end-to-end connection routing, flow-through service provisioning, and mesh
restoration
• Intelligent restoration mechanisms boosting network reliability, allowing network
failures and fiber cuts to be accumulated and fixed in batches instead of one at a time.
This allowance for planned network maintenance activities reduces the cost of on-site
maintenance as well as travel-related CO2 emissions
• Fewer site visits for provisioning
• A smaller footprint
• “Green” FPGA images – for port groups which are not used, an image is loaded that
causes nearly no power consumption
• Pluggable optical modules that only need to be installed if in use or planned to go into
use
The Optical Transport Network (OTN) approach

1830 PSS helps network providers to introduce the scalable, unified photonic and
electronic transport networking as defined in the Optical Transport Network (OTN)
hierarchy.
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Figure 1-7 OTN basic principles
ODU switching ODU switching
Electronic domain
1...N 1...N
WDM switching WDM switching
Photonic domain
Line Line
1...N Amplifier Amplifier 1...N
Optical Transport Section (OTS)
Optical Multiplex Section (OMS) - multi-wavelengths
Optical Channel (Och) - wavelength
Optical Data Unit (ODU) - sub-wavelength
The Optical Channel (OCh) provides end-to-end bandwidth management for a

wavelength signal in the photonic domain.
The Optical Data Unit (ODU) provides end-to-end bandwidth management for a
sub-wavelength signal in the electronic domain. The ODU is a fixed-sized container with
in-band OAM tools for quality supervision and SLA assurance. The ODU functions as
primary bearer for client traffic.
Higher-order ODU (HO-ODU) transparently carries multiple (multiplexed) lower-order
ODUs which can transport client signal rates in container sizes from 1.25 Gb/s to 100
Gb/s.
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1830 PSS-4
Description
The 1830 PSS-4 offers a compact size, low cost, and low-power dissipation WDM
solution for the metro access network. The application provides OTN-based multiple
service aggregation and L2-based Ethernet flow aggregation for both CWDM and
DWDM networks. 1830 PSS-4 can be deployed as a Fixed OADM or low-cost In-Line
amplifier, and support full networking with other 1830 PSS product platforms.
The 1830 PSS-4 has a two RU chassis with four slots available for cards, which are the
same cards supported by the 1830 PSS-16II, 1830 PSS-16, and 1830 PSS-32 shelf types.
Figure 1-8 1830 PSS-4 shelf
Applications
The 1830 PSS-4 supports transport and delivery of multiple services in a variety of
environments:
• Transport networks for service providers to aggregate SONET/SDH, IP/MPLS,
Mobile, and Broadband traffic.
• Metro network extension to the customer premises through CWDM/DWDM
technology
• Campus networks for data center protection or data share for organizations
• Multi-campus networks and optimization of leased dark fiber
• Metro networks can be combined with 1830 PSS-8, 1830 PSS-16II, 1830 PSS-16, and
1830 PSS-32 shelf types to extend networks to regional distances
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Key features
• Ring, hub and point-to-point network topologies support
• Single-fiber bidirectional line transmission (CWDM/DWDM)
• Optical-layer path tracing and power monitoring on a per-unique-wavelength service
basis
• Wavelength Tracker™ monitors and traces each wavelength at any point in the
network
• Integrated fault isolation and sectionalization at the optical layer
• Automated optical layer with dynamic power equalization
• Integrated fault correlation
• Pluggable client interfaces enable turning up interfaces based on traffic demand
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Supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-4

1830 PSS-4 circuit packs
The following table lists the supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-4
Table 1-1 1830 PSS-4 supported circuit packs
Mnemonic Description Height/ Width Introduction

Release1 2 3
112SDX11 112G DCI High Capacity Mux Transponder (11 Full/1 R7.0.1
clients)
11DPE12 11G Dual Port Pluggable GBE Muxponder (12 Full/1 R7.0.1
Clients)
11DPE12A 11G Dual Port Pluggable GBE Mux Transponder, Full/1 R5.1
Cost Enhanced (12 clients)
11DPE12E 11G Dual Port Pluggable GBE Mux Transponder, Full/1 R1.5
Enhanced (12 clients)
11DPM12 11G Dual Port Pluggable Multirate ADM Full/1 R1.5
Transponder (12 clients)
11DPM4E 11G Dual Port Pluggable Multirate ADM Half/1 R7.0.1
Transponder, Extension (4 clients)
11DPM4M 11G Dual Port Pluggable Multirate ADM Half/1 R7.0.1
Transponder, Main (4 clients)
11DPM8 11G Dual Port Pluggable Multirate ADM Full/1 R7.0.1
11OPE8 Carrier Ethernet MuxOT, 8x10GbE/OTU2e Line Full/1 R7.0.1
& Clients
11QCE12X 11G Quad Port Carrier Ethernet Mux Full/1 R7.0.2/7.0.3
11QPA4 11G Quad Port Pluggable AnyRate Transponder Full/1 R1.0
(4 clients)
11QPE24 11G Quad Port Pluggable GBE Mux Transponder Full/2 R5.1
(24 clients)
11QPEN4 11G Quad Port Encryption Transponder (4 Full/1 R5.0
clients)
1DPP24M OC3/STM1 Dual Port Pluggable Mux Half/1 R3.6.5
Transponder (21xE1 clients)
4DPA2 4G Dual Port Pluggable AnyRate Transponder (2 Half/1 R3.6.5
clients)
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Table 1-1 1830 PSS-4 supported circuit packs (continued)

Release1 2 3
4DPA4 4G Dual Port Pluggable AnyRate Transponder (4 Half/1 R1.0
clients)
4QPA8 4G Quad Port Pluggable AnyRate Transponder (8 Full/1 R6.0
clients)
A2325A +23 dBm output power, 25 dB gain optical Full/1 R1.0
amplifier with mid-stage access
A2325A, with +23 dBm output power, 25 dB gain optical Full/1 R7.0.0
ext. OSC SFP amplifier with mid-stage access
AA2DONW Bidirectional access amplifier, w/ OSC, No Half/1 R7.0.1
Wavelength tracker
AHPHG High power (+20 dBm), high gain optical Full/1 R1.0
AHPHG, with High power (+20 dBm), high gain optical Full/1 R7.0.0
AHPLG High power (+20 dBm), low gain optical Full/1 R1.5
AHPLG, with High power (+20 dBm), low gain optical Full/1 R7.0.0
AM2125A +21 dBm output power, 25 dB gain optical Full/1 R3.6.5
AM2125B +21 dBm output power, 25 dB gain optical Full/1 R3.6.5
amplifier with no mid-stage access
AM2318A +23 dBm output power, 18 dB gain optical Full/1 R3.6.5
amplifier with no mid-stage access
EC Equipment Controller Full/1 R1.0
E4EC SSY-ED 4 EQUIPMENT CONTROLLER Full/1 R1.0
E4FAN ED 4 FAN UNIT HARDENED Full/1 R1.0
E4PFDCAK ED 4 POWER FILTER (-48 VDC) with Full/1 R1.0
WT-HARDENED (with WT clock sub card)
E4PFDCAK ED 4 POWER FILTER (-48 VDC) with WT EM- Full/1 R1.0
HARDENED (WT clock on PF mother card)
E4PFDCBK ED 4 POWER FILTER (+/-24 VDC) with Full/1 R1.0
WT-HARDENED
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E4PFACK ED 4 POWER FILTER (AC) with Full/1 R1.0
WT-HARDENED
E4-SFC1 1 channel static CWDM filter Half/1 R1.0
E4-SFC8 8 channel static CWDM filter Full/1 R1.0
E4-SFD4 4 channel static DWDM filter Half/1 R1.0
E4-SFD8 8 channel static DWDM filter Full/1 R1.0
FAN Fan Unit Unit R1.0
MVAC Multiple port Variable Attenuator Card Half/1 R3.6.5
PTPCTL IEEE1588v2 Controller card Half/1 R6.0
PTPIO IEEE1588v2 PTP Interface card Half/1 R6.0
12P120 11G-Cost/footprint optimized transponder Full/1 R9.0
Notes:
1. Refer to 1830 PSS-4 Customer Release Notes for details of the feature support in the releases.
2. Release 7.0.3 is a customer-specific release and is not intended for global deployment.
3. Indicates the 1830 PSS release during which the circuit pack was introduced.
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1830 PSS-8
Description
The 1830 PSS supports next-generation wavelength division multiplexing (WDM)
multiservice packet-optical transport from access to core. The scalable 1830 PSS with
high-performance 100G transport drives lower total cost of ownership (TCO) and extends
network life cycles.
The 1830 PSS-8 offers a scalable and future-proof metro platform for access and
aggregation networks supporting traditional photonic and multi-service transport, as well
as high capacity Metro transport applications. The 1830 PSS-8 provides high-capacity
packet, Optical Transport Network (OTN) and photonic switching in a small footprint. It
additionally offers multiple shelf scaling and is designed for deployment in Central Office
and OSP environments.
The 1830 PSS-8 is an agile multi-service platform in both access and aggregation. It
provides a vehicle to accelerate delivery of the high capacity service demanded by the
consumer.
1830 PSS offers generalized multiprotocol label switching/automatically switched optical
network (GMPLS/ASON) control plane intelligence for added-value applications such as
advanced restoration, resource virtualization, and cross-layer automation. Providing
seamless integration into existing assets, this enables highly resilient transport and
dynamic bandwidth provisioning across multiple transport networking layers for the
highest network efficiency.
1830 PSS-8
The 1830 PSS-8 shelf has an overall depth, including cabling and fibers of 325 mm. It
provides four full-height or eight half-height universal service slots for boards, including
optical transponders, static CWDM filters (SFC), static DWDM filters, and optical
amplifiers, etc. Common parts consist of the controller (EC), the shelf panel (SP), the user
panel (UP). the fan unit (FAN), the power (PF DC, AC), and the shelf chassis. The shelf is
designed for 19”, 21” and 23” racks.
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Key features
1830 PSS-8 complements and increases 1830 PSS scalability and flexibility in
WDM/OTN Metro applications by supporting the following key features:
• Low cost, with a power-efficient small footprint
• Supports high power optical transponders (with maximum 240 watts per full slot
power budget. Note: There could be thermal limitation which is service card
dependent)
• Supports mesh 100G (half slot)/ 200G (full slot) slot-to-slot interconnections by
backplane
• Supports multi-shelves cascading configuration
• Supports controller, AC/DC, and CRU redundancy (1+1 protection)
• Supports central office temperature range (-5C~+55); also temperature harden for
10G application (-40C~+65C)
• Supports energy efficiency: 80PLUS Gold standard and “Energy Star” certification
• GMPLS plane intelligence for added-value applications such as advanced restoration,
resource virtualization, and cross-layer automation.
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The following table lists the supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-8.
Mnemonic Description Height/ Introduction Release1 2 3
Width
112SDX11 112G DCI High Capacity Mux Full/1 R7.0.1
11DPE12A 11G Dual Port Pluggable GBE Mux Full/1 R5.1
Transponder, Cost Enhanced (12
clients)
11DPM8 11G Dual Port Pluggable Multirate Full/1 R7.0.1
ADM Transponder (8 clients)
11DPM12 11G Dual Port Pluggable Multirate Full/1 R3.5
11OPE8 Carrier Ethernet MuxOT, Full/1 R7.0.1
8x10GbE/OTU2e Line & Clients
11QCE12X Carrier Ethernet MuxOT, Full/1 R7.0.2/7.0.3
4x10GbE/OTU2e Lines, 12x1GbE
Clients
11QPA4 11G Quad Port Pluggable AnyRate Full/1 R2.5
11QPEN4 SAN ENC Kit (11QPEN4 + SWL for Full/1 R5.0
1-port)
12P120 11G Optimized Transponder, 12 Full/1 R8.2
programmable ports
130SCX10 130G Single Port Tunable Coherent Full/2 R5.5
Mux Transponder with SDFEC (10
clients)
130SNX10 130G Single Port Tunable Coherent Full/2 R6.2.0
Mux Transponder w/ SDFEC,
Enhanced OSNR (10 clients)
1UD200 1UD200 100/200G Uplink Card Full/1 R8.1
1UD200 1UD200 100G Uplink Card Full/1 R8.1
20P200 20x10G Multi-Rate I/O Card, Client Full/1 R8.1
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260SCX2 260SCX2 100G A/D, Flex Coherent Full/2 R8.0
Enh Perf
260SCX2 260SCX2 200G Mux 2CL, Flex Full/2 R8.0
Coherent Enh Perf
260SCX2 260SCX2 100G/200G, Flex Coherent Full/2 R8.0
Enh Perf
4DPA4 4G Dual Port Pluggable AnyRate Half/1 R1.0
A2325A +23 dBm output power, 25 dB gain Full/1 R1.0
optical amplifier with mid-stage access
8AC7 110V/220V AC Power Filter Full/1 R8.0
(7A@110V) for PSS-8, with simplified
timing
8AF Air filter - PSS-8
8AFBNK Air filter Blank - PSS-8
8DCBNK 8DCBNK - DC Power Filter
blank-PSS-8
8DC30 DC power pilter (30A) for PSS-8, with Full/1 R8.0
simplified timing, temperature-harden
8EC2 Equipment controller for PSS-8 Full/1 R8.0
temperature harden
8ECBNK 8ECBNK - Equipment controller blank Full/1 R8.0
– PSS8
8FAN Fan unit, PSS-8 temperature harden Tray R8.0
8USRPNL User Panel for PSS-8, temperature Full/1 R8.0
harden
8UP 8UP - User Panel - PSS8, temp-harden Full/1 R9.0
AHPHG High Power High Gain Amp Full/1 R7.0.0
AHPLG High Power Low Gain Amp Full/1 R7.0.0
AM2032A +20 dBm output power, 32 dB gain Full/1 R7.0.0
AM2125A +21 dBm output power, 25 dB gain Full/1 R3.5
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AM2125B +21 dBm output power, 25 dB gain Full/1 R3.5.2
optical amplifier with no mid-stage
access
access
CWR8B ColorlessWavelength Router, 44 Full/2 R2.0
channel
D5X500 500G Single Dual Port Hybrid Mux Full/2 R8.2
Transponder/Uplink card (5 clients)
HSBNK Half-slot blank
HSLADA Half-slot adapter (PSS-32, PSS-16,
PSS-8)
FSBNK Full-slot blank
iROADMF Integrated Metro ROADM Card, with Full/1 R8.1
built-in fixed-gain amplifiers
iROADMV Integrated Metro ROADM Card, with Full/1 R8.1
built-in variable-gain amplifiers
MON-OCM Line Monitor used w/WTOCM Half/1 R8.0
MON-OTDR Quad optical splitter module Half/1 R8.0
MVAC Multiple port Variable Attenuator Card Half/1 R9.0
OTDR OTDR for fiber characterization Full/1 R7.0.2/7.0.3
OPSA Optical Protection Switch card Half/1 R1.0
OPSB Optical Protection Switch card with Half/1 R9.0
non-latching switch
PDU1B Power Distribution Unit - ETSI (4 NA R1.0
inputs, 12 outputs)
PDU1C Power Distribution Unit - ETSI (12 NA R1.0
input, 12 outputs)
PDU2 Power Distribution Unit - NAR (2 NA R1.0
input, 6 outputs)
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PDU2B Power Distribution Unit - NAR (4 NA R1.0
input, 12 outputs)
PDU2C Power Distribution Unit - NAR (12 NA R1.0
input, 12 outputs)
PDU2D NAR Rear Access (4 inputs, 4 outputs) NA R7.0.2/7.0.3
- isolated RTNs
PTPIO IEEE1588v2 PTP Interface card Full/1 R6.0
RA2P Long Haul - 2 pump Raman, no
mid-stage access
SFC8 8 channel static CWDM filter Full/1 R2.5
SFD2 Static filter DWDM 2-channel
SFD4 [A-H] Static filter DWDM 4-channel (A
variant)
SFD4B Static filter DWDM 4-channel (B
variant)
SFD4C Static filter DWDM 4-channel (C
variant)
SFD4D Static filter DWDM 4-channel (D
variant)
SFD4E Static filter DWDM 4-channel (E
variant)
SFD4F Static filter DWDM 4-channel (F
variant)
SFD4G Static filter DWDM 4-channel (G
variant)
SFD4H Static filter DWDM 4-channel (H
variant)
variant)
variant)
variant)
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SFC4A Static filter CWDM 4-channel (A
variant)
SFC4B Static filter CWDM 4-channel (B
variant)
SFD4A Static filter DWDM 4-channel (A
variant)
SFD8A 8 channel static DWDM filter Full/1 R2.5
WR8-88A 8-degree Wavelength Router, 88 Full/2 R5.0
channel
WTOCMA Wavelength Tracker Optical Channel Half/1 R5.5
Monitoring card, Enhanced
Notes:
1. Refer to 1830 PSS-8/16II/16/32 Customer Release Notes for details of the feature support in the releases.
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1830 PSS-16II
Description
The 1830 PSS-16II offers a scalable and future-proof metro platform for access and
aggregation networks supporting traditional photonic and multi-service transport, as well
as high capacity Metro transport applications. The 1830 PSS-16II provides high-capacity
packet, Optical Transport Network (OTN) and photonic switching in a small footprint,
providing 1.6T of total capacity in an 8RU chassis. It additionally offers multiple shelf
scaling and is designed for deployment in Central Office environments.
The 1830 PSS-16II is an agile multi-service platform in both access and aggregation. It
provides a vehicle to accelerate delivery of the high capacity service demanded by the
consumer.
The 1830 PSS offers generalized multiprotocol label switching/automatically switched
optical network (GMPLS/ASON) control plane intelligence for added-value applications
such as advanced restoration, resource virtualization, and cross-layer automation.
Providing seamless integration into existing assets, this enables highly resilient transport
and dynamic bandwidth provisioning across multiple transport networking layers for the
1830 PSS-16II
The 1830 PSS-16II shelf has an overall depth, including cabling and fibers of 325 mm. It
provides 8 full-height or sixteen half-height universal service slots for boards, including
optical transponders, static CWDM filters (SFC), static DWDM filters, and optical
amplifiers, etc. Common parts consist of the controller (EC), the shelf panel (SP), the user
panel (UP), the fan unit (FAN), the power (PF DC, AC), and the shelf chassis. The shelf is
designed for 19”, 21” and 23” racks.
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Figure 1-10 1830 PSS-16II shelf
Key features
1830 PSS-16II complements and increases 1830 PSS scalability and flexibility in
WDM/OTN Metro applications by supporting the following key features:
• Enables up to 1.6T Client/Line flexible connectivity in an 8RU chassis
• Low cost, with a power-efficient small footprint
• Supports high power optical transponders (with maximum 200 watts per full slot
power budget)
• Supports N-N+1, N-N+2 and N-N+3 vertical slot connectivity within quadrant, 100G
(half slot)/ 200G (full slot) slot-to-slot interconnections by backplane
• Supports central office temperature range (-5C~+55)
• Supports multi-shelf configuration of up to 24 shelves
• Provides 100G/200G transport in a single slot
• Provides slot-slot connectivity (200G per full height)
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• Provides 200W per slot thermal capacity
resource virtualization, and cross-layer automation
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Supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-16II

1830 PSS-16II circuit packs
The following table lists the supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-16II.
Table 1-3 1830 PSS-16II supported circuit packs
Width
clients)
Clients
11QPE24 11G Quad Port Pluggable GBE Mux Full/2 R5.1
11QPEN4 SAN ENC Kit (11QPEN4 + SWL Full/1 R5.0
for 1-port)
clients)
130SNX10 100G Mux 10CL Full/2 R8.0
12P120 11G-Cost/footprint optimized Full/1 R9.0
transponder
16DC653 PSS16II DC Power Filter (63A) Full/1 R8.1
with simplified timing
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Width
16FAN2 PSS16II FAN Unit Tray R8.1
16UP2 PSS16II User Panel Full/1 R8.1
1UD200 1UD200 100/200G Uplink Card Full/1 R8.1
1UD200 1UD200 100G Uplink Card Full/1 R8.1
16AF2 Air Filter - PSS16
20P200 20x10G Multi-Rate I/O Card, Client Full/1 R8.1
Line
260SCX2 260SCX2 100G A/D, Flex Coherent Full/2 R7.0.0
260SCX2 260SCX2 100G A/D, Flex Coherent Full/2 R8.0.0
Enh Perf
260SCX2 260SCX2 200G Mux 2CL, Flex Full/2 R7.0.1
Coherent
Coherent Enh Perf
260SCX2 260SCX2 100G/200G, Flex Full/2 R7.0.1
Coherent
Coherent Enh Perf
32EC2 32EC2-High Performance EC - Full/1 R8.0
PSS32/16II
A4PSWG Hybrid Amp 4 RP + SG EDFA Full/2 R7.0.2/7.0.3
AAR-8A Amp Array 8-amps Full/1 R7.0.2/7.0.3
AHPHG High Power High Gain Amp Full/1 R1.0
optical amplifier with mid-stage
access
optical amplifier
access
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ASWG ASWG Amplifier, Switched Gain Full/1 R7.0.2/7.0.3
EDFA
channel
CWR8-88 ColorlessWavelength Router, 88 Full/2 R2.0
channel
D5X500 D5X500 500G MUX/UPLINK, Full/2 R8.2
5CL, RESTRICTED
iROADMF Integrated Metro ROADM Card, Full/1 R8.1
with built-in fixed-gain amplifiers
iROADMV Integrated Metro ROADM Card, Full/1 R8.1
with built-in variable-gain
amplifiers
MCS8-16 MultiCast Switch 8-deg 16-ports Full/1 R7.0.2/7.0.3
MESH4 Mesh Extension Pack (External Full/1 R3.6
coupler card)
MVAC Multiple port Variable Attenuator Half/1 R9.0
Card
RA2P Raman Amplifier, 2 pumps Full/1 R3.5
SFD8B Static filter DWDM 8-channel (B Full/1 R2.5
variant)
SFD8C Static filter DWDM 8-channel (C Full/1 R2.5
variant)
SFD8D Static filter DWDM 8-channel (D Full/1 R2.5
variant)
USRPNL User Interface Card Full/1 R1.0
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WR20-TF 1x20 WSS-basedWavelength Router Full/2 R9.0
with FlexGrid
WR20-TFM Twin 1x20 flex-grid WSS Full/2 R7.0.2/7.0.3
Wavelength Router with MPO
connectors
WR8-88A 8-degreeWavelength Router, 88 Full/2 R3.6
channel
WR8-88AF 8-degreeWavelength Router, 88 Full/2 R5.0
channel with FlexGrid
WTOCM Wavelength Tracker Optical Half/1 R3.0
Channel Monitoring card
WTOCMA Wavelength Tracker Optical Half/1 R5.5
Channel Monitoring card, Enhanced
WTOCM-F Wavelength Tracker Optical Half/1 R7.0.2/7.0.3
Channel Monitoring card, Flex-grid
Notes:
3. The maximum current rating of the PSS-16II DC power filter (16DC65) is 63A.
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1830 PSS-16
Description
The Nokia PSS-32/PSS-16 are closely related shelves that compose the Nokia
PSS-32/PSS-16 multi-service multi-reach solution. They are scalable optical transport
platforms that implement a converged platform solution for multi-service DWDM
metro-area, long-haul, and Optical Transport Network (OTN) switching, and leading edge
flexibility with next generation optical and OTN capabilities.
• The 1830 PSS-16 End Office Shelf provides an economical 16-slot platform with a
smaller footprint.
• The 1830 PSS-32 Central Office Shelf provides a 32-slot primarily DWDM platform.
The 1830 PSS transforms traditional WDM into a flexible transport layer with managed
agile photonics, multilayer switching and services, and network intelligence. The platform
supports a wide range of applications and services such as business services, mobile and
broadband backhaul, multicast video, Data Center Interconnect (DCI) and Cloud. With
1830 PSS platforms ranging from access to converged Optical Transport Network
(OTN)/WDM core, operators can optimize multiservice networks to meet unpredictable
traffic demands in the cloud services era.
1830 PSS-16
The 1830 PSS-16 shelf has an overall depth of 280 mm (11.02 in.). It is 8 RU (355.6 mm
[14 in.]) high and 439 mm (17/28 in.) wide. All fibering and maintenance can be
performed at the front of the chassis, allowing back-to-back installation in ETSI 300 mm
cabinets.
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The shelf supports redundant control, redundant power, 16 universal slots, and all office
interfaces (management, maintenance, synchronization, and alarm) required for an
end-office application. The 16 universal slots are arranged in two rows of 8, on either side
of each other. There are 21 total slots, including slots for Equipment Controllers, Power
Filters, and fans.
The 1830 PSS-16 shelf is partitioned into the following slot types:
• 16 paired half height application cards, or 8 full height application cards
• 2 redundant power input filters
• 1 user panel (occupies one of the paired application card slots)
• 1 fan unit
Key features
The 1830 PSS-16 , defines the next generation of wavelength division multiplexing
(WDM) platform. It provides:
• Cost-optimized footprints
• CWDM/DWDM platform
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• 1 to 10-degree wavelength-selectable switch (WSS)-based R/TOADM
w/colored/colorless add/drop
• Fixed/Reconfigurable/Tunable OADM (FOADM/ROADM/TOADM) configurations
• Point-to-point linear, ring, and mesh-capable networks
• 88 channel support
• 2.5G/10G/40G/100G/200G transport support with best-in-class coherent 40G and
100G/200G technology
• Anydirection/Colorless configuration support
• Single fiber bidirectional transmission
• Interworking with OCS switching for converged WDM/OCS support
• Advanced Engineering Rules
• Wavelength Tracker
• Software control of transmission (SCOT)
• Alien wavelength management
• Advanced Engineering and Planning Tool (EPT)
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The following table lists the supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-16
Width
11DPE12 11G Dual Port Pluggable GBE Full/1 R7.0.1
Muxponder (12 Clients)
clients)
11DPE12E 11G Dual Port Pluggable GBE Mux Full/1 R3.5
Transponder, Enhanced (12 clients)
Clients
11QPA4A 11G Quad Port Pluggable Anyrate Full/1 R3.6
HARDENED (4 Clients)
11QPE24 11G Quad Port Pluggable GBE Mux Full/2 R5.1
11QPEN4 11G Quad Port Encryption Full/1 R5.0
11STAR1 11G Single Port Tunable AnyRate Half/1 R2.5
Transponder (1 client)
11STAR1A 11G Single Port Tunable AnyRate Half/1 R5.0
Transponder, cost enhanced (1
client)
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Width
11STGE12 11G Single Port Tunable GBE Mux Full/1 R1.0
(12 client)
11STMM10 11G Single Port Tunable Multirate Full/1 R2.5
Mux Transponder (10 universal
clients)
access
A2325A, with +23 dBm output power, 25 dB gain Full/1 R7.0.0
ext. OSC SFP optical amplifier with mid-stage
access
A2P2125 +21 dBm output power, 25 dB gain Full/2 R5.5
hybrid Raman + EDFA amp
ALPHG Low Power High Gain Amp Full/1 R2.5
access
access
access
access
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access
EDFA
EC Equipment Controller (16GB) Full/1 R1.0
FAN16 Fan Unit PSS-16 Unit R1.0
amplifiers
MESH4 1x4 Splitter card with optical Full/1 R5.0
amplifier
Card
MVAC8B Bidirectional multi-port variable Full/1 R5.0
attenuator card
non-latching switch
OSCT OSC card with Total power Half/1 R2.5
monitoring
PFDC20K PSS-16 DC Power Filter Managed Full/1 R1.0
(20A)
PFDC20K PSS-16 DC PF Managed (20A) w/V Full/1 R1.0
Monitoring
PFDC20U PSS-16 DC Power Filter Full/1 R1.0
Unmanaged (20A)
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PFDC35K PSS-16 DC Power Filter Managed Full/1 R1.0
(35A)
PFDC35K PSS-16 DC PF Managed (35A) w/V Full/1 R1.0
Monitoring
PFDC35U PSS-16 DC Power Filter Full/1 R1.0
Unmanaged (35A)
PTPCTL IEEE1588v2 Controller card Full/1 R6.0
SFC2A 2 channel static CWDM filter Half/1 R2.5
SFD5 5 channel static DWDM filter Half/1 R2.5
SVAC Single port Variable Attenuator card Half/1 R3.0
USRPNL User Interface Card PSS-16 Full/1 R1.0
WR20-TF 1x20 WSS-based Wavelength Full/2 R8.2
Router with FlexGrid
WR2-88 2-degree Wavelength Router, 88 Half/2 R5.1
channel
channel
WR8-88AF 8-degree Wavelength Router, 88 Full/2 R5.0
Channel Monitoring card, Enhanced
Notes:
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1830 PSS-32
Description
The Nokia PSS-32/PSS-16 are closely related shelves that compose the Nokia
PSS-32/PSS-16 multi-service multi-reach solution. They are scalable optical transport
platforms that implement a converged platform solution for multi-service DWDM
metro-area, long-haul, and Optical Transport Network (OTN) switching, and leading edge
flexibility with next generation optical and OTN capabilities.
• The 1830 PSS-16 End Office Shelf provides an economical 16-slot platform with a
smaller footprint.
• The 1830 PSS-32 Central Office Shelf provides a 32-slot primarily DWDM platform.
The 1830 PSS transforms traditional WDM into a flexible transport layer with managed
agile photonics, multilayer switching and services, and network intelligence. The platform
supports a wide range of applications and services such as business services, mobile and
broadband backhaul, multicast video, Data Center Interconnect (DCI) and Cloud. With
1830 PSS platforms ranging from access to converged Optical Transport Network
(OTN)/WDM core, operators can optimize multiservice networks to meet unpredictable
traffic demands in the cloud services era.
1830 PSS-32
The 1830 PSS-32 shelf has an overall depth, including cabling, fibers, and optional shelf
cover of 300 mm (12 in). It is 14 RU (621.8 mm [24.48 in]) high. An extended cover kit
is available that increases the overall depth of the 1830 PSS-32 shelf from 300 mm to 330
mm. This cover creates more space when needed, to allow the use of LBOs on the face
plates of the circuit packs. The backplane provides for control, management, power, and
transponder-transponder communication in support of O-SNCP.
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In addition to the slots for the two power filters and two controller cards, the 1830 PSS-32
shelf supports 32 function card slots. The top of the shelf houses a fan unit for cooling, a
customer interface panel, and two timing interface cards that provide a redundant
connection to synchronization references. All application card slots on the 1830 PSS-32
support two card interfaces per slot, allowing them to accept two half height cards in each
slot, when that slot is also equipped with a half-slot adapter (HSLAD)
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The 1830 PSS-32 subrack is partitioned into the following slot types:
• 2 equipment controllers (EC)
• 1 fan unit
Key features
The 1830 PSS-32 , defines the next generation of wavelength division multiplexing
(WDM) platform. It provides:
• Cost-optimized footprints
• CWDM/DWDM platform
• 1 to 10-degree wavelength-selectable switch (WSS)-based R/TOADM
w/colored/colorless add/drop
• Fixed/Reconfigurable/Tunable OADM (FOADM/ROADM/TOADM) configurations
• Point-to-point linear, ring, and mesh-capable networks
• 88 channel support
• 2.5G/10G/40G/100G/200G transport support with best-in-class coherent 40G and
100G/200G technology
• Anydirection/Colorless configuration support
• Single fiber bidirectional transmission
• Interworking with OCS switching for converged WDM/OCS support
• Advanced Engineering Rules
• Wavelength Tracker
• Software control of transmission (SCOT)
• Alien wavelength management
• Advanced Engineering and Planning Tool (EPT)
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The following table lists the supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-32.
Width
112SCA1 112G Single Port Tunable Coherent Full/3 R3.0
AnyRate Transponder (1 client)
Mux Transponder (10 clients)
112SNA1 112G Single Port Tunable Coherent Full/3 R3.6.5
AnyRate Transponder, w/
Enhanced OSNR (1 client)
112SNX10 112G Single Port Tunable Coherent Full/3 R3.6.5
Mux Transponder, w/ Enhanced
OSNR (10 clients)
11DPE12 11G Dual Port Pluggable GBE Full/1 R7.0.1
Muxponder (12 Clients)
11DPE12A 11G Dual Port Pluggable GBE Full/1 R5.1
Mux Transponder, Cost Enhanced
(12 clients)
11DPE12E 11G Dual Port Pluggable GBE Full/1 R3.5
Mux Transponder, Enhanced (12
clients)
11OPE8 11G Octal Port Pluggable Ethernet Full/1 R7.0.1
Transponder
Clients
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11QPA4A 11G Quad Port Pluggable Anyrate Full/1 R3.6
HARDENED (4 Clients)
11QPE24 11G Quad Port Pluggable GBE Full/2 R5.1
11QPEN4 SAN ENC Kit (11QPEN4 + SWL Full/1 R5.0
for 1-port)
11STAR1 11G Single Port Tunable AnyRate Half/1 R1.0
11STAR1A 11G Single Port Tunable AnyRate Half/1 R5.0
Transponder, cost enhanced (1
client)
11STMM10 11G Single Port Tunable Multirate Full/1 R1.0
Mux Transponder (10 universal
clients)
11STGE12 11G Single Port Tunable GBE Mux Full/1 R1.0
(12 client)
12P120 11G Optimized Transponder, 12 Full/1 R8.2
programmable ports
130SCA1 130G Single Port Tunable Coherent Full/2 R8.0
AnyRate Transponder w/SDFEC (1
client)
clients)
130SNQ10 100G Muxponder using QSFP+ Full/2 R8.0
faceplate pluggables
130SNX10 100G Mux 10CL Full/2 R8.0
260SCX2 260SCX2 100G A/D, Flex Full/2 R7.0.0
Coherent
260SCX2 260SCX2 100G A/D, Flex Full/2 R8.0.0
Coherent Enh Perf
Coherent
Coherent Enh Perf
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Coherent
Coherent Enh Perf
43SCA1 43G Single Port Tunable Coherent Full/3 R3.6.5
AnyRate Transponder (1 client)
43SCGE1 43G Single Port Tunable Coherent Full/3 R5.0
GBE Transponder (1 client)
43SCX4 43G Single Port Tunable Coherent Full/3 R3.5.1
43SCX4E 43G Single Port Tunable Coherent Full/2 R5.0
Mux Transponder, cost enhanced (4
clients)
43STA1P 43G Single Port Tunable AnyRate Full/3 R2.5
43STA1PB 40G Single Port Tunable Anyrate Full/3 R3.0
(1 client) - PDPSK modulation
43STX4 43G Single Port Tunable Mux Full/3 R2.0
43STX4P 43G Single Port Tunable Mux Full/3 R2.5
Transponder with P-PDSK (4
clients)
access
A2P2125 +21 dBm output power, 25 dB gain Full/2 R5.5
hybrid Raman + EDFA amp
AAR-8A Amp Array 8-amps Full/1 R7.0.2/7.0.3
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Width
ALPHG Low Power High Gain Amp Full/1 R2.5
access
access
access
access
access
EDFA
AIRFLT Air filter - PSS-32
CWR8 Colorless Wavelength Router, 44 Full/2 R1.0
channel
channel
CWR8-88 ColorlessWavelength Router, 88 Full/2 R2.0
channel
D5X500 D5X500 500G Mux/uplink, 5CL, Full/2 R8.2
Unlocked
EC Equipment Controller (16GB) Full/1 R1.0
ECBNK Equipment controller blank
32EC2 32EC2-High Performance EC - Full/1 R8.0
PSS32/16II
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Width
FSBNK Full-slot blank
FAN32H High Output PSS-32 Fan Unit Unit R1.0
HSBNK Half-slot blank
HSALD Half-slot adapter (PSS-32, PSS-16)
HSLADA Half-slot adapter (PSS-32, PSS-16,
PSS-8)
amplifiers
MCS8-16 MultiCast Switch 8-deg 16-ports Full/1 R7.0.2/7.0.3
MESH4 1x4 Splitter card with optical Full/1 R3.6
amplifier
Card
MVAC8B Bidirectional multi-port variable Full/1 R5.0
attenuator card
non-latching switch
OSCT OSC card with Total power Half/1 R2.5
monitoring
PFDCA DC Power Filter (no circuit breaker Full/1 R2.5
and WT support)
PFDC20 DC Power Filter (20A) - PSS-32 Full/1 R1.0
PFDC20 DC Power Filter (20A) w/ V Full/1 R1.0
Monitoring
PFDC30 DC Power Filter (30A) Full/1 R1.0
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Width
Monitoring
Monitoring
Monitoring
Monitoring
PTPCTL IEEE1588v2 Controller card Full/1 R6.0
SFD5A 5 channel static DWDM filter Half/1 R1.0
variant)
variant)
variant)
SFD5E Static filter DWDM 5-channel (E
variant)
SFD5F Static filter DWDM 5-channel (F
variant)
SFD5G Static filter DWDM 5-channel (G
variant)
SFD5H Static filter DWDM 5-channel (H
variant)
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Width
variant)
SFC2C Static filter CWDM 2-channel (C
variant)
SFC2D Static filter CWDM 2-channel (D
variant)
variant)
SVAC Single port Variable Attenuator Half/1 R1.0
card
TIBNK Timing interface blank
USRPNL User Interface Panel Half/1 R1.0
UPBNK User panel blank
WR20-TF 1x20 WSS-based Wavelength Full/2 R8.2
Router with FlexGrid
WR20-TFM Twin 1x20 flex-grid WSS Full/2 R7.0.2/7.0.3
Wavelength Router with MPO
connectors
WR2-88 2-degree Wavelength Router, 88 Half/2 R5.1
channel
channel
WR8-88AF 8-degree Wavelength Router, 88 Full/2 R5.0
Channel Monitoring card,
Enhanced
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1830 PSS-24x
Description
The 1830 PSS-24x supports next-generation wavelength division multiplexing (WDM)
high-performance 100G and 200G transport drives lower total cost of ownership (TCO)
and extends network life cycles.
The 1830 PSS-24x platform is optimized for core packet/optical transport network (OTN)
switching applications, placing industry-leading electrical switching scale at
international/national, regional and metro core network locations. It provides the scale
and efficiency required to support an evolution to 100G services, enabling continued
revenue streams as customers demand more bandwidth and enterprises move toward
100G connectivity between their routers and data centers. With initial support for 9.6 Tb/s
of electrical switching capacity in a single shelf, 19.2 Tb/s per rack, together with
400G-capable cards, the 1830 PSS-24x offers industry-leading OTN and packet switch
scale.
This new level of switching scale is enabled by intelligent electrical fabric design coupled
with transport wavelength cards powered by the Photonic Service Engine 2 (PSE-2), and
services cards with high client port density. Designed to support 48 Tb/s of electrical
switching capacity in a single rack, together with terabit-capable card slots, the 1830
PSS-24x also offers a network evolution path to keep up with bandwidth demands.
1830 PSS-24x shelf

The 1830 PSS-24x shelf is a central office shelf providing a 24 IO slots high-capacity and
high-scalability OTN switching platform.
The 1830 PSS-24x shelf provides front access for the matrix, controller, and I/O cards
and rear access for power, timing and housekeeping interfaces. This arrangement allows a
clean separation of traffic fibers and installation cables.
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Figure 1-13 1830 PSS-24x shelf
Front view Rear view
Key Features
The 1830 PSS-24x shelf for switched DWDM applications supports:
• 9.6 Tbps non-blocking OTN switching capacity
• 2:1 protected switch fabric
• 1+1 redundant power
• 1+1 redundant controller
• 24 I/O slots
• 400 Gbps per slot (upgradeable to 1T)
• 60A circuit breakers
• ODUk (k = 0, 1... 4, flex) switching
• Timing support
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Supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-24x

1830 PSS-24x circuit packs
The following table lists the supported circuit packs (I/O cards) for 1830 PSS-24x
Table 1-6 1830 PSS-24x supported circuit packs (I/O cards)
Mnemonic Description Introduction

Release
2UC400 2 × 100G Uplink Card (restricted) 9.0
2UC400 2 × 100G Uplink Card unrestricted) 9.0
4UC400 4 × 100G Uplink Card 9.0
30AN300 30 × 10G ANY Port Unit 9.0
4AN400 4 × 100G ANY Port Unit 9.0
FAN24X Fan Module (FAN24X) 9.0
CCC Central Clock and Controller Card 9.0
PSF24X Power Supply Filter 9.0
MFC24X Multi Function Card 9.0
TPSC24X Temperature and Pressure Sensor Card 9.0
SC96 Switching Card 9.0
IOCBLANK IO card blank front plate 9.0
2AC100 CFP2 ACO 100G – 50GHz spacing 9.0
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Description
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch portfolio provides terabit OTN switching and
photonics capacities. The Photonic Service Engine (PSE) enables high-performance 100G
and an evolutionary path to 400G transport. Leveraging an intelligent control plane and
integrated data, control and management planes, the 1830 PSS simplifies network
management for maximum multilayer performance and efficiency.
The 1830 PSS-36 electrical switching shelf enables an OTN/ WDM modular approach in
the 1830 PSS product family. They also support control plane, Carrier Ethernet and data
center applications, as well as SDH/SONET gateway functionality.
The 1830 PSS-36 is equipped with 960 Gb/s or 1.9 Tb/s matrix in a shelf with 32
switch-capable half-slots.
1830 PSS-36 description

The whole1830 PSS-36 system is composed of the 500 mm wide basic subrack with a
high-speed backplane that supports a dual agnostic matrix for cross connection of
electrical OTH traffic. 1830 PSS-36 subrack enclosure dimensions are 649.55 (H) × 500
(W) × 294 (D) mm. This volume includes the cooling subsystem (Fan Unit, FAN3T8).
One fan unit is required for thermal management, and is located at the top of the shelf.
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Key features
1830 PSS defines the next generation of optical switching platforms for the converged
backbone. It provides:
• A universal switch for the optical transport network (OTN); it allows scalable
networking with flexible interface rates up to 100 Gb/s for OTN, SDH/SONET, and
carrier Ethernet
• Hardware designed for highest density and lowest power per bit
• A flexible architecture that provides 960 Gb/s and 1.9 Tb/s switching capacities
• Superior quality assurance, resiliency, availability, operational automation, and power
efficiency. It reduces the total cost of ownership of network infrastructure
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• OTN with multiple transport networking options, including Optical Transport
Hierarchy (OTH), WDM, Carrier Ethernet and SDH/SONET
• Support for any mix of client traffic on line interfaces up to 100 Gb/s, Gigabit
Ethernet (GE), 10GE, 100GE, OTU Tranport Unit-k (OTUk, k = 2/2e/3/4), and
SDH/SONET STM-1/-4/-16/-64/-256/OC-3/-12/-48/-192/-768
• Efficient bandwidth management capabilities at the sub-wavelength level, for high
bit-rate traffic scaling up to 100 Gb/s
• Node covergence with DWDM by uplink card control
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Mnemonic Description Height/ Introduction Release1 2
Width
10AN10G 10X10G UNIVERSAL/XFP Full/1 R4.0
10AN10GC 10X10G UNIVERSAL /XFP (FF) Full/1 R8.0
10ET10G 10X10GE/XFP Full/1 R4.0
10ET10GC 10X10GE/XFP (FF) Full/1 R8.0
10OT10G 10XOTU2/XFP Full/1 R4.0
10SD10G 10 x STM-64/OC-192 INTERFACE Full/1 R6.0
BOARD
11QCUPC 11G 4 Port Uplink Full/1 R6.0
103SCEC 1 × 100GbE Switched Port Unit Full/1 R9.0
(103SCEC)
130SCUPH 130G Single Port Tunable Coherent Full/1 R9.0
Uplink (H)
130SCUP 130G Single Port Coherent Uplink Full/2 R6.0
130SCUPB 100G SP Coherent Uplink SL Full/1 R7.0.0
130SCUPC 100G Uplink, Flex Coherent Full/1 R7.0.2/7.0.3
1AN100G 1AN100G - 1x100G ANY client card Full/1 R7.0.1
2AN40G 2 X 40G ANY client card Full/1 R8.2
24ANM 24XMULTIRATE UNIVERSAL /SFP Full/1 R4.0
24ANMB 24 X MULTIRATE UNIVERSAL /SFP Full/1 R6.0
(B)
24ET1G 24X1GE /SFP Full/1 R4.0
24ET1GB 24 X 1GE /SFP (B) Full/1 R4.0
24SDM 24 x MR SDH/Sonet Interface Board Full/1 R6.0
2AN40F1 2X40G UNIVERSAL Full/1 R4.0
43SCUP 43G Single Port Tunable Coherent Full/2 R5.0
Uplink
4AN10G 4 X 10G UNIVERSAL /XFP Full/1 R4.0
8ET1G 8 X GE /SFP Full/1 R4.0
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Width
8ET1GB 8 X GE /SFP (B) Full/1 R6.0
BT36 PSS-36 Bus Termination Card Full/1 R4.0
ECC36A PSS-36 FIRST LEVEL CONTROLLER Full/1 R7.0.0
(FLC36)
FAN3T8 PSS-36/64 HP Fan Unit R4.0
FLC36EA First Level Controller - Compact Full/1 R4.0
FLC36EA PSS-36 FIRST LEVEL CONTROLLER Full/1 R4.0
MT1T9C PSS-36 MATRIX 1.9T Full/1 R4.0
MT1T9C PSS-36 MATRIX 1.9T Full/1 R4.0
MT960C PSS-36 MATRIX 960G Full/1 R4.0
PDU1C Power Distribution Unit - ETSI (12 Full/1 R4.0
input, 12 outputs)
PDU2C Power Distribution Unit - ANSI (12 Full/1 R4.0
input, 12 outputs)
PFC PSS-36 POWER FILTER - B Version Full/1 R4.0
Notes:
1. Refer to 1830 PSS-36/PSS-64 Customer Release Notes for details of the feature support in the releases.
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Description
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) portfolio provides terabit OTN switching and
photonics capacities. The Photonic Service Engine (PSE) enables high-performance 100G
and an evolutionary path to 400G transport. Leveraging an intelligent control plane and
integrated data, control and management planes, the 1830 PSS simplifies network
management for maximum multilayer performance and efficiency.
The 1830 PSS-64 electrical switching shelf enables an OTN/ WDM modular approach in
the 1830 PSS product family. They also support control plane, Carrier Ethernet and data
center applications, as well as SDH/SONET gateway functionality.
1830 PSS-64
The 1830 PSS-64 system is composed of the 500 mm wide basic shelf (S3T8) with the
high-speed backplane and two low-speed backplanes. The 1830 PSS-64 shelf enclosure
dimensions are 1552 (H) × 500 (W) × 294 (D) mm. This volume includes the cooling
subsystem (Fan Units, FAN3T8) and two Power Supply, Filter, and Clock Interface Cards
(PSF3T8). Two fan units (push-pull) are required for thermal management.
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Key features
1830 PSS-64 defines the next generation of optical switching platforms for the converged
backbone. It provides:
• A universal switch for the optical transport network (OTN); it allows scalable
networking with flexible interface rates up to 100 Gb/s for OTN, SDH/SONET, and
carrier Ethernet
• Industry-first switching architecture with 3.8 Tb/s capacity and a backplane supplying
120 Gb/s capacity per slot in a shelf
• Hardware designed for highest density and lowest power per bit
• Subrack ready for 7.6 Tb/s switching capacity in a single chassis with 240 Gb/s per
slot
• Superior quality assurance, resiliency, availability, operational automation, and power
efficiency. It reduces the total cost of ownership of network infrastructure.
• OTN with multiple transport networking options, including Optical Transport
Hierarchy (OTH), WDM, Carrier Ethernet and SDH/SONET.
• Support for any mix of client traffic on line interfaces up to 100 Gb/s, Gigabit
Ethernet (GE), 10GE, 100GE, OTU Tranport Unit-k (OTUk, k = 2/2e/3/4), and
SDH/SONET STM-1/-4/-16/-64/-256/OC-3/-12/-48/-192/-768.
• Efficient bandwidth management capabilities at the sub-wavelength level, for high
bit-rate traffic scaling up to 100 Gb/s.
• Node covergence with DWDM by uplink card control
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Mnemonic Description Height/ Width Introduction Release1 2
10AN10G 10X10G UNIVERSAL/XFP Full/1 R4.0

10AN10GC 10X10G UNIVERSAL /XFP (FF) Full/1 R8.0
10ET10G 10X10GE/XFP Full/1 R4.0
10ET10GC 10X10GE/XFP (FF) Full/1 R8.0
10OT10G 10XOTU2 /XFP Full/1 R4.0
10SD10G 10 x 10G SDH/Sonet Interface Full/1 R6.0
Board
11QCUPC 11G 4 Port Uplink Full/1 R6.0
103SCEC 1 × 100GbE Switched Port Unit Full/1 R9.0
(103SCEC)
130SCUPH 130G Single Port Tunable Coherent Full/1 R9.0
Uplink (H)
130SCUP 130G Single Port Coherent Uplink Full/2 R6.0
130SCUPB 100G SP Coherent Uplink SL Full/1 R7.0.0
130SCUPC 100G Uplink, Flex Coherent Full/1 R7.0.2/7.0.3
1AN100G 1AN100G - 1x100G ANY client Full/1 R7.0.1
card
2AN40G 2 X 40G ANY client card Full/1 R8.2
24ANM 24XMULTIRATE UNIVERSAL Full/1 R4.0
/SFP
24ANMB 24 X MULTIRATE UNIVERSAL Full/1 R6.0
/SFP (B)
24ET1G 24X1GE /SFP Full/1 R4.0
24ET1GB 24 X 1GE /SFP (B) Full/1 R4.0
24SDM 24 x MR SDH/Sonet Interface Full/1 R6.0
Board
2AN40F1 2X40G UNIVERSAL Full/1 R4.0
43SCUP 43G Single Port Tunable Coherent Full/2 R5.0
Uplink
4AN10G 4 X 10G UNIVERSAL /XFP Full/1 R4.0
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Mnemonic Description Height/ Width Introduction Release1 2
8ET1G 8 X GE /SFP Full/1 R4.0

8ET1GB 8 X GE /SFP (B) Full/1 R6.0
BT3T8 PSS-64 BUS TERMINATION NA R4.0
BTC3T8 PSS-64 BUS TERMINATION NA R4.0
CMISS
EC_HC PSS-64 FIRST LEVEL Full/1 R4.0
CONTROLLER
EC_HC PSS-64 FIRST LEVEL Full/1 R4.0
CONTROLLER
FAN3T8 PSS-36/64 HP Fan NA R4.0
FLC64 PSS-64 FIRST LEVEL Full/1 R7.0.0
CONTROLLER
HPCFAP HIGH POWER CONN, FUSE & NA R4.0
ALARM PANEL
MT1T9 PSS-64 MATRIX 1.9T Full/1 R4.0
PSF3T8 PSS-64 POWER SUPPLY FILTER Full/1 R4.0
PSF3T8 PSS-64 POWER SUPPLY FILTER Full/1 R4.0
C-Version
RAU RACK ALARM UNIT NA R4.0
Notes:
1. Refer to 1830 PSS-36/PSS-64 Customer Release Notes for details of the feature support in the releases.
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Current and past release features
Detailed descriptions of new hardware and software features supported by 1830 PSS
Release 9.0, are found in the following documents. These documents also include
descriptions of hardware and software features introduced in previous releases of the
product.
Table 1-9 Documentation of current and past release features
Related document Document code Associated shelf

1830 PSS Product Information and 8DG-63269-JAAA-TQZZA 1830 PSS-8
Planning Guide 1830 PSS-16II
1830 PSS-16
1830 PSS-32
1830 PSS-36
1830 PSS-64
1830 PSS-4 Product Information and 3KC-13514-JAAA-TQZZA 1830 PSS-4
Planning Guide
1830 PSS-24x Product Information and 8DG-63269-JAAA-SQZZA 1830 PSS-24x
Planning Guide
Note: Feature descriptions for each release can also be found in the Customer Release
Notes document for your specific product and release.
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Documentation map overview

Purpose
This section provides the user with an understanding of what is available in the 1830
Photonic Service Switch documentation set and gives the user tools to find relevant
information.
Contents
1830 Photonic Service Switch customer documentation overview 2-2

1830 Photonic Service Switch customer documentation access 2-9
1830 Photonic Service Switch customer documentation intended audience 2-11
1830 Photonic Service Switch customer documentation use cases 2-13
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1830 Photonic Service Switch customer documentation

overview
Customer documentation and supported shelf types
The following table lists all the customer documents in the 1830 PSS documentation set.
The table indicates the 1830 PSS shelf types each document supports and provides a link
to a description of each document.
Table 2-1 1830 PSS customer documentation and supported shelf types
Title (link to description) PSS- PSS- PSS- PSS- PSS-32 PSS-24x PSS- PSS-
4 8 16II 16 36 64
“Safety Guide ” (p. 2-4) x x x x x x x x
“Product Information and Planning x
Guide (1830 PSS-4)” (p. 2-4)
“Product Information and Planning x x x x x x
Guide” (p. 2-4)
“Product Information and Planning x
Guide (1830 PSS-24x)” (p. 2-4)
“User Provisioning Guide (1830 x
PSS-4)” (p. 2-5)
“User Provisioning Guide ” (p. 2-5) x x x x x x
“User Provisioning Guide (1830 x
PSS-24x)” (p. 2-5)
“ Maintenance and Trouble-Clearing x x x x x x x x
Guide ” (p. 2-5)
“Installation and System Turn-Up x
Guide (1830 PSS-4)” (p. 2-5)
Guide (1830 PSS-8)” (p. 2-6)
Guide (1830 PSS-16II)” (p. 2-6)
“Installation and System Turn-Up x x
Guide (1830 PSS-16 and 1830
PSS-32)” (p. 2-6)
Guide (1830 PSS-24x)” (p. 2-6)
Guide (1830 PSS-36)” (p. 2-6)
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Table 2-1 1830 PSS customer documentation and supported shelf types
(continued)
Title (link to description) PSS- PSS- PSS- PSS- PSS-32 PSS-24x PSS- PSS-
4 8 16II 16 36 64
“ Installation and System Turn-Up x
Guide (1830 PSS-64)” (p. 2-6)
“Command Line Interface (CLI) x x x x x x
Guide” (p. 2-6)
“Command Line Interface (CLI) x x
Guide (OCS Packet Applications)”
(p. 2-7)
“Engineering and Planning Tool User x x x x x x
Guide” (p. 2-7)
“Transaction Language 1 (TL1) x x x x x x
Guide (photonic applications)”
(p. 2-7)
“Transaction Language 1 (TL1) x x
Guide (switching applications)”
(p. 2-7)
“GMPLS/GMRE Guide” (p. 2-7) x x x x x x x
“Quick Reference Guide (this x x x x x x x x
document)” (p. 2-8)
“DCN Planning and Engineering x x x x x x
Guide (photonics applications)”
(p. 2-8)
“DCN Planning and Engineering x x
Guide (switching applications)”
(p. 2-8)
“Portable Provisioning Tool User x x x x x
Guide” (p. 2-8)
“1390 Network Planning Tool User x x
Guide” (p. 2-8)
“Electronic Documentation Library” x x x x x x x x
(p. 2-8)
Document descriptions
This section describes the documents in the 1830 PSS documentation set.
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Safety Guide
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 Safety Guide provides users of
1830 PSS systems with the relevant information and safety guidelines to safeguard
against personal injury. Furthermore, this guide is useful to prevent material damage to
the equipment.
Product Information and Planning Guide (1830 PSS-4)
This 1830 Photonic Service Switch 4 (PSS-4) Release 9.0 Product Information and
Planning Guide provides the following information about 1830 PSS-4:
• Features
• Topologies and configurations
• Product description
• Operations, administration, maintenance, and provisioning (OAMP)
• System planning and engineering
• Ordering
• Product support
• Quality and reliability
• Technical specifications
Product Information and Planning Guide
This 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 Product Information and Planning
Guide provides the following information about 1830 PSS-8, 1830 PSS-16II,
1830 PSS-16, 1830 PSS-32, 1830 PSS-36, 1830 PSS-36, and 1830 PSS-64:
• Features
• Topologies and configurations
• Ordering
• Product support
Product Information and Planning Guide (1830 PSS-24x)
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch 24x (PSS-24x) Release 9.0 Product Information and
Planning Guide provides the following information about Photonic Service Switch 24x
(PSS-24x):
• Features
• Product support
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• Feature descriptions
• Ordering
User Provisioning Guide (1830 PSS-4)
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch 4 (PSS-4) Release 9.0 User Provisioning Guide
provides operations, administration, and maintenance information about the 1830 PSS-4.
This document describes the procedures for provisioning and operating a 1830 PSS-4
system by using the 1830 PSS-4 WebUI.
User Provisioning Guide
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 User Provisioning Guide provides
operations, administration, and maintenance information about the 1830 PSS. This
document describes the procedures for provisioning and operating a 1830 PSS system by
using the either the 1830 PSS Zero Installation Craft Terminal (ZIC) or the WebUI. Note:
This document covers all shelf types except 1830 PSS-4.
Depending on the configuration of the 1830 PSS system, use either the ZIC or the WebUI.
• If the system is a WDM only application, use the WebUI
• If the system is an OCS only application, use the ZIC
• If the system is a mixed application (WDM and OCS), use the 1830 PSS ZIC. For
configuring WDM specific parts of the system, start the WebUI from the 1830 PSS
ZIC.
User Provisioning Guide (1830 PSS-24x)
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch 24x (PSS-24x) Release 9.0 User Provisioning Guide
provides operations, administration, and maintenance information about the
1830 Photonic Service Switch 24x (PSS-24x). This document describes the procedures
for provisioning and operating a 1830 PSS-24x system by using the WebUI.
Maintenance and Trouble-Clearing Guide
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 Maintenance and Trouble-Clearing
Guide provides information on the alarm messages which can be generated by the
1830 PSS network elements. Furthermore, it provides procedures for routine
maintenance, troubleshooting, diagnostics, and component replacement.
Installation and System Turn-Up Guide (1830 PSS-4)
This 1830 Photonic Service Switch 4 (PSS-4) Release 9.0 Installation and System Turn-up
Guide provides instructions for installation, turn-up and testing of the 1830 PSS-4.
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This Installation and System Turn-Up Guide provides instructions for installation, turn-up
and testing of the 1830 PSS-8.
Installation and System Turn-Up Guide (1830 PSS-16II)
This Installation and System Turn-Up Guide provides instructions for installation, turn-up
and testing of the 1830 PSS-16II.
Installation and System Turn-Up Guide (1830 PSS-24x)
The Installation and System Turn-up Guide provides information on the installation and
configuration of the 1830 Photonic Service Switch 24x (PSS-24x). Furthermore, all steps
for putting the system into operation are described.
Installation and System Turn-Up Guide (1830 PSS-16 and 1830 PSS-32)
This 1830 Photonic Service Switch 16/32 (1830 PSS-16/32) Release 9.0 Installation and
System Turn-up Guide provides instructions for installation, turn-up and testing of the
1830 PSS-16 and the 1830 PSS-32.
This 1830 Photonic Service Switch 36 (PSS-36) Release 9.0 Installation and System
Turn-up Guide provides instructions for installation, turn-up and testing of the
1830 PSS-36.
This 1830 Photonic Service Switch 64 (PSS-64) Release 9.0 Installation and System
Turn-up Guide provides instructions for installation, turn-up and testing of the
1830 PSS-64.
Key Management Tool (KMT) Installation Guide
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 7.0 Key Management Tool (KMT)
Installation Guide describes the installation process for the Key Management Tool
(KMT) components.
Command Line Interface (CLI) Guide
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 Command Line Interface Guide
provides a technical reference for commands.
The CLI is a line-oriented user interface that runs on the network element. You access the
CLI using a terminal device connected to the network element. The CLI provides
commands that allow you to configure, manage, and monitor the network element, the
network element interfaces, and the services running on the network element.
This CLI guide supports the 1830 PSS-4, 1830 PSS-8, 1830 PSS-16II, 1830 PSS-16,
1830 PSS-32, and 1830 PSS-24x.
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Command Line Interface (CLI) Guide (OCS Packet Applications)
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 Command Line Interface Guide
(OCS Packet Applications) provides a technical reference for the command line interface
(CLI) commands for 1830 PSS-36/64 packet applications.
Engineering and Planning Tool User Guide
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 Engineering and Planning Tool
User Guide provides a detailed description of the Engineering and Planning Tool
application and how to use the application for network design.
Transaction Language 1 (TL1) Guide (photonic applications)
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 TL1 Commands and Messages
Guide (Photonic Applications) for photonic applications provides the Transaction
Language 1 (TL1) command and response messages available in the current release of the
NE. These messages consist of input commands, command output response (successful
and unsuccessful) messages, acknowledgement output messages, and autonomous output
messages.
The TL1 Guide for photonic applications supports the following shelves:
• 1830 PSS-4
• 1830 PSS-8
• 1830 PSS-16II
• 1830 PSS-16
• 1830 PSS-24x
• 1830 PSS-32
Transaction Language 1 (TL1) Guide (switching applications)
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 TL1 Commands and Messages
Guide (Switching Applications) for switching applications provides the Transaction
Language 1 (TL1) command and response messages available in the current release of the
NE. These messages consist of input commands, command output response (successful
and unsuccessful) messages, acknowledgement output messages, and autonomous output
messages.
The TL1 Guide for OCS applications supports the following shelves:
• 1830 PSS-36
• 1830 PSS-64
GMPLS/GMRE Guide
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 GMPLS/GMRE Guide contains
information about the GMPLS Routing Engine (GMRE) which is supported by various
Nokia products; it provides a high-level functional overview of the GMRE and describes
the steps to plan and set up a GMRE-controlled network.
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Quick Reference Guide (this document)
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 Quick Reference Guide provides
users of the 1830 PSS system with an overview of the system, shelves and circuit packs,
interfaces, and related software. Additionally, it describes the 1830 PSS documentation
and helps users access relevant information within the documentation set.
DCN Planning and Engineering Guide (photonics applications)
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 DCN Planning and Engineering
Guide (Photonics Applications) provides information for the planning and configuration
of a Data Communication Network (DCN) for photonic applications of the 1830 PSS.
DCN Planning and Engineering Guide (switching applications)
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 DCN Planning and Engineering
Guide (Switching Applications) provides information for the planning and configuration
of a Data Communication Network (DCN) for switching applications of the 1830 PSS.
Portable Provisioning Tool User Guide
The1830 Portable Provisioning Tool provides on-site provisioning of a single Network
Element (NE) using a portable tool on a laptop. The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS)
Release 9.0 Portable Planning Tool (PPT) User Guide provides a detailed description of
the PPT application and its use.
1390 Network Planning Tool User Guide
The Nokia 1390 Network Planning Tool (NPT) User Guide gives a detailed description of
the NPT Application and how to use it for network design.
Electronic Documentation Library
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Release 9.0 Electronic Documentation Library
provides the 1830 PSS documentation collection in zipped format for downloading.
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1830 Photonic Service Switch customer documentation access

Documentation available from the Nokia Support Portal
The 1830 PSS customer documentation is available for download from the Nokia Support
Portal at this link:
(https://support.alcatel-lucent.com/portal/web/support )
If you are a new user and require access to this service, contact Nokia technical support
(http://www.alcatel-lucent.com/contact-us).
Depending on the particular document, 1830 PSS customer documentation is available in
pdf, html, epub, and mobi formats. The file formats .epub and .mobi are formats readable
in many eBook readers, phones and PCs.
To obtain product documentation, do the following:
1. Go to (https://support.alcatel-lucent.com/portal/web/support ).
2. Login and scroll down to ALL PRODUCTS.
3. Click in the Product Documentation field, select the desired shelf type then click
Submit.
4. Under Technical Documentation, select one of the following:
• Manuals and Guides (for user guides)
• Release Information (for software release notes)
5. Use the search tool to find the document you need.
User interface customer documentation access

The following 1830 PSS customer documents are available on the 1830 PSS user
interfaces. Help is available on each screen which provides conceptual information as
well as procedural “how to” information. Within each document, are instructions on
accessing the documentation from the user interface. For more information on the
1830 PSS user interfaces, see Chapter 3, “1830 PSS user interfaces”.
User interface Related document Document number

1830 PSS ZIC 1830 PSS User Provisioning 8DG-63269-JAAA-TCZZA
Guide
1830 PSS Maintenance and 8DG-63269-JAAA-TMZZA
Trouble-Clearing Guide
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1830 PSS WebUI 1830 PSS Maintenance and 8DG-63269-JAAA-TMZZA
Trouble-Clearing Guide
1830 PSS-24x User 8DG-63269-JAAA-SCZZA
Provisioning Guide
1830 PSS WebUI Help NA
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intended audience
Intended audience by document
The following table lists the intended audience for each of the documents in the 1830 PSS
customer documentation set.
Table 2-2 1830 PSS customer documentation intended audience
Document (link to description) Intended Audience

Network Installers and Network
architects and hardware technicians,
designers maintenance administrators,
technicians and operators
“Safety Guide ” (p. 2-4) x x x
“Product Information and Planning Guide (1830 x x
PSS-4)” (p. 2-4)
“Product Information and Planning Guide” x x
(p. 2-4)
“Product Information and Planning Guide (1830 x x
PSS-24x)” (p. 2-4)
“User Provisioning Guide (1830 PSS-4)” (p. 2-5) x x
“User Provisioning Guide ” (p. 2-5) x x
“User Provisioning Guide (1830 PSS-24x)” x
(p. 2-5)
“ Maintenance and Trouble-Clearing Guide ” x x
(p. 2-5)
“Installation and System Turn-Up Guide (1830 x x
PSS-4)” (p. 2-5)
PSS-8)” (p. 2-6)
PSS-16II)” (p. 2-6)
PSS-16 and 1830 PSS-32)” (p. 2-6)
PSS-24x)” (p. 2-6)
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Table 2-2 1830 PSS customer documentation intended audience (continued)
Document (link to description) Intended Audience

Network Installers and Network
architects and hardware technicians,
designers maintenance administrators,
technicians and operators
PSS-36)” (p. 2-6)
“ Installation and System Turn-Up Guide (1830 x x
PSS-64)” (p. 2-6)
“Key Management Tool (KMT) Installation x
Guide” (p. 2-6)
“Command Line Interface (CLI) Guide” (p. 2-6) x
“Engineering and Planning Tool User Guide” x x
(p. 2-7)
“Transaction Language 1 (TL1) Guide (photonic x
applications)” (p. 2-7)
“Transaction Language 1 (TL1) Guide (switching x
applications)” (p. 2-7)
“GMPLS/GMRE Guide” (p. 2-7) x x
“Portable Provisioning Tool User Guide” (p. 2-8) x x x
“Quick Reference Guide (this document)” (p. 2-8) x x x
“DCN Planning and Engineering Guide x x
(photonics applications)” (p. 2-8)
“DCN Planning and Engineering Guide x x
(switching applications)” (p. 2-8)
“1390 Network Planning Tool User Guide” x x
(p. 2-8)
“Electronic Documentation Library” (p. 2-8) x x x
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cases
Use case overview
Depending on your role, you may be more interested in some aspects of the 1830 PSS
customer documentation than in others. The following use cases can assist you in locating
information relevant to your role or experience level. These are “getting started” entry
points into the documentation set. Other reading may be required.
Note: The general titles of the 1830 PSS customer documentation are listed here. To see
the specific documents for your system, see “Customer documentation and supported
shelf types” (p. 2-2)
Scenario 1 - New users

Users who are new to the system would start with the following 1830 PSS customer
documentation to become familiar with a system overview and supported features:
• 1830 Photonic Service Switch Quick Reference Guide - this document
• 1830 Photonic Service Switch Product Information and Planning Guides - for system
overview and description of features
Scenario 2 - Experienced users - new system release

When the system release is upgraded, the following documents are generally useful for all
users:
• 1830 Photonic Service Switch Product Information and Planning Guides - for
description of new features
• Customer Release Notes
In addition, users with administrative, installation, and maintenance roles would use
information in the following documents:
• 1830 Photonic Service Switch Installation and System Turn-Up Guides
Scenario 3 - Network planning and service growth

The following documents are used for planning a greenfield system and also for planning
for service growth:
• 1830 Photonic Service Switch Product Information and Planning Guides
• 1830 Photonic Service Switch Engineering and Planning Tool User Guide
• 1830 Photonic Service Switch Portable Planning Tool User Guide
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Scenario 4 - Installation and upgrade
Use the following documents to execute system installation and upgrades:
• 1830 Photonic Service Switch Installation and System Turn-Up Guides
• 1830 Photonic Service Switch User Provisioning Guide
• Customer Release Notes
Scenario 5 - Provisioning
Use the following documents to provision the system:
• 1830 Photonic Service Switch User Provisioning Guide
• 1830 Photonic Service Switch Command Line Interface (CLI) Guide
• 1830 Photonic Service Switch Transaction Language 1 (TL1) Guide
• 1830 Photonic Service Switch Engineering and Planning Tool User Guide
• 1830 Photonic Service Switch Portable Planning Tool User Guide
• 1830 Photonic Service Switch Command Line Interface Guide (OCS Packet
Applications)
Scenario 6 - Troubleshooting and alarm clearing using the Maintenance and Trouble-Clearing
Guide (MTCG)
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch Maintenance and Trouble-Clearing Guide is used to
troubleshoot alarms and conditions generated by the system.
When an alarm message is received, the operator follows these steps using the
Maintenance and Trouble-Clearing Guide:
• Locate the alarm in Chapter 2 - Network element alarms, which lists the network
element alarms alphabetically. This chapter provides a detailed description of each
alarm or condition, including a brief overview of important information, and a
reference to trouble-clearing procedures.
Additionally, Appendix A: Alarm lists is alphabetically ordered according to the
alarm identifier and provides lists of NE alarms, with a reference to the corresponding
detailed alarm descriptions in Chapter 2 - Network element alarms. This provides a
second entry point to trouble-clearing, when the alarm identifier (mnemonic) is
known.
• Clear the alarms using Chapter 3: Trouble-clearing procedures. Links to the
specific trouble-clearing procedure are provided for each alarm in Chapter 2 -
Network element alarms. There is a list of trouble-clearing procedures in the front
matter that can be used if the operator wants a shortcut to that information.
• Further trouble-clearing reference is provided in Appendix B: Alarm source list,
which lists the cards supported for each alarm/condition type.
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Overview
Purpose
This section provides an overview of the main 1830 PSS user interfaces used for
provisioning and operations. Additional related software applications are described in
Chapter 4, “Related software tool support”.
1830 PSS user interfaces

The 1830 PSS user interfaces are:
• 1830 PSS Zero Installation Craft Terminal (ZIC) - a graphical user interface (GUI)
allowing the user to interact with the NE
• 1830 PSS WebUI - provides web-based access to the NE. For 1830 PSS Release 9.0
the WebUI interface is started from within the 1830 PSS for managing the WDM
application of the NE.
• Transaction Language 1 (TL1) interface - provides command and response messages
in Direct Input Command Entry mode
• Command Line Interface (CLI) - provides a line-oriented user interface accessed
using a terminal device connected to the network element.
Both the 1830 PSS ZIC and WebUI applications have a graphical user interface (GUI)
allowing the user to interact with the NE through visual and graphical elements along
with text navigation representing the information and actions available to the user.
Compared to the CLI and the TL1 interfaces which require numerous commands to be
typed on the keyboard, the 1830 PSS ZIC and WebUI applications allow greater
efficiency and ease of use through their respective GUIs.
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Use of either 1830 PSS ZIC or WebUI
Depending on the configuration of the 1830 PSS system either the ZIC or the WebUI is
used.
• For WDM only compounds use the WebUI. (1830 PSS-4, 1830 PSS-8, 1830
PSS-16II, 1830 PSS-16, 1830 PSS-24x and 1830 PSS-32 shelves)
• For mixed compounds use the ZIC. For configuring WDM specific parts use the
WebUI.
• For OCS only compounds use the ZIC (1830 PSS-36 and 1830 PSS-64)
Contents
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Zero Installation Craft 3-4
Terminal (ZIC)
General information 3-6
The 1830 PSS ZIC client window 3-8
The 1830 PSS ZIC management window 3-10
Navigation pane 3-12
Toolbar 3-14
Context menu 3-15
Property window 3-16
Configurable dialog box 3-17
Response Dialog Box 3-18
Confirmation Dialog Box 3-19
Tool tip 3-20
Error dialog box 3-21
Common Commands 3-22
Search function 3-23
Go To menu 3-25
View menu 3-26
Show Alarms menu 3-27
1830 PSS ZIC user assistance 3-28
1830 Photonic Service Switch web user interface (WebUI) 3-32
1830 Photonic Service Switch web user interface (WebUI) functions and 3-33
features
Using the 1830 Photonic Service Switch WebUI 3-34
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1830 PSS WebUI menu structure 3-37
1830 PSS WebUI user assistance 3-42
TL1 interface 3-45
Overview 3-45
Command Line Interface (CLI) 3-47
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The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Zero

Installation Craft Terminal (ZIC)
Overview
Purpose
This section describes the basic functions of the 1830 PSS ZIC .
Relationship between 1830 PSS ZIC and the WebUI

The Navigation Pane of the 1830 PSS ZIC Management Window allows the user to
navigate through the NE equipment in a hierarchical fashion from the system level down
to the port level and select a single entity from the hierarchy. The navigation panel
provides the equipment selection mechanism for all the NE management functions
supported. The selection on the NE Equipment Tree is always in sync with the
information displayed in the display pane.
If WDM application is to be handled you have to simple click on the WDM tab on top of
the frame. Then the WebUI is opened in the ZIC browser.
Note: Once opened all WebUI functions are available.
Relationship between 1830 PSS ZIC and TL1

System administration is performed through 1830 PSS ZIC and Transaction Language 1
(TL1). TL1/TL1DAT - Enter Transaction Language 1 (TL1) commands with the
assistance of the TL1 Direct Access Terminal (TL1DAT) interface. Certain commands
that are unavailable through the 1830 PSS ZIC may be performed with TL1DAT.
Contents
General information 3-6

The 1830 PSS ZIC client window 3-8
The 1830 PSS ZIC management window 3-10
Navigation pane 3-12
Toolbar 3-14
Context menu 3-15
Property window 3-16
Configurable dialog box 3-17
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Response Dialog Box 3-18

Confirmation Dialog Box 3-19
Tool tip 3-20
Error dialog box 3-21
Common Commands 3-22
Search function 3-23
Go To menu 3-25
View menu 3-26
Show Alarms menu 3-27
1830 PSS ZIC user assistance 3-28
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General information
1830 PSS ZIC
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Zero Installation Craft Terminal (ZIC) is a web
interface embedded in the NE software. As it does not require any special installation, it is
called 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Zero Installation Craft Terminal (ZIC), or
short 1830 PSS ZIC because it is especially used to configure NE units.
The 1830 PSS ZIC runs as a Java Application, which requires as a prerequisite a Java
runtime environment to be installed on the ZIC host. The Java Application is loaded from
the NE via https requests.
The Java ™ version running on the 1830 PSS ZIC PC must be Java ™ version 1.6.0_31 or
higher. You can verify the used version using http://www.java.com/verify/.
1830 PSS ZIC functions

The 1830 PSS ZIC is capable of performing the following:
• Supports general management functions such as port configuration, resets, etc.
• Supports the configuration management of the NE
• Supports the alarm handling and the performance monitoring (PM) of the NE.
1830 PSS ZIC User Assistance

The 1830 PSS ZIC User Assistance is an HTML-based context-sensitive online help.
When clicking on the help button on a screen either a screen description or a task
description or both variants are displayed.
Note: The mapping of the User Assistance to the 1830 PSS ZIC screens is derived
from TL1 command names because most of the ZIC screens represent a specificTL1
command. For some special cases it could happen that the help for more than one
screen will be displayed. So you have to select the correct description on the left
under descriptions.
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Figure 3-1 Example: User Assistance - multiple help screens
For the User Assistance functionality of the 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Zero
Installation Craft Terminal (ZIC) application a web browser needs to be installed on the
PC to display the HTML contents.The browser to be used must be set the default browser
on the personal computer on which the 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Zero
Installation Craft Terminal (ZIC) is running.
Required web browser

For the User Assistance functionality of the application a weblication is used that displays
information in HTML. Therefore the off-the-shelf browsers Mozilla Firefox, or Internet
Explorer are recommended. It is recommended only to use the 32 bit versions of the
browsers.
The full functionality (mixed OCS and WDM application) of the 1830 Photonic Service
Switch (PSS) Zero Installation Craft Terminal (ZIC) requires that Internet Explorer 11 (or
newer) is installed on your PC. This provided, the 1830 PSS ZIC may be run with Mozilla
Firefox version 3.0 (or newer), too.
Note: For usage restricted to OCS application only (no WebUI support for WDM
application), Internet Explorer 7.0 (or newer), or Mozilla Firefox version 3.0 (or
newer) is sufficient. In that case the attempt to activate the WebUI via the WDM tab
will fail with an error message.
The browser to be used must be set the default browser on the personal computer on
which the 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) Zero Installation Craft Terminal (ZIC) is
running.
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The 1830 PSS ZIC client window

Overview of the 1830 PSS ZIC client window
Figure 3-2, “1830 PSS ZIC client window” (p. 3-9) shows the following links and
functions:
• Version
Shows the version number of the 1830 PSS ZIC.
• Requirements
Provides descriptions on the requirements for running the 1830 PSS ZIC.
• Company Overview
Navigates to the Nokia home page.
• EZ SETUP
See the 1830 PSS User Provisioning Guide.
• TOOLS
Opens the TL1 Direct Access Terminal.
• ONLINE LIBRARY
Gives access to the Online Library integrated into the 1830 PSS ZIC.
• ADMIN
• NE TID
Shows the TID of the NE.
• IP
Shows the IP address of the NE.
• ZIC SERVER
Displays if the 1830 PSS ZIC server is ALIGNED or not.
The following are the scenarios where 1830 PSS ZIC becomes MISALIGNED.
– 1830 PSS ZIC server starts up initially it sets the default alignment state to
MISALIGNED.
– The connection to TL1 interface is lost.
– There is a change in NE TID.
– When a REALIGN or DISABLE is invoked from the EZ setup admin page
alignment state is first set to MISALIGNED and then 1830 PSS ZIC server database
is re-aligned.
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Figure 3-2 1830 PSS ZIC client window
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The 1830 PSS ZIC management window

Overview of the 1830 PSS ZIC window
The components of the 1830 PSS ZIC Management window are the following (see Figure
3-3, “1830 PSS ZIC Management Window” (p. 3-11):
• Title Bar
Shows the name of the NE for which the console has been launched.
Additional it is displayed if the 1830 PSS ZIC server is ALIGNED or not.
The following are the scenarios where 1830 PSS ZIC becomes MISALIGNED.
– 1830 PSS ZIC server starts up initially it sets the default alignment state to
MISALIGNED.
– The connection to TL1 interface is lost.
– There is a change in NE TID.
– When a REALIGN or DISABLE is invoked from the EZ setup admin page
alignment state is first set to MISALIGNED and then 1830 PSS ZIC server database
is re-aligned.
• Main Menu Bar
Provides control options for the NE.
• Tool Bar
Provides navigation buttons that are always available. See “Toolbar” (p. 3-14).
• Navigation Pane
Displays the navigation tree and node configurations. See “Navigation pane”
(p. 3-12).
• Display Pane
Displays the contents of the node selected in the Navigation Pane in either Details
View or Graphical View. In Details View, click a column heading to sort data.
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Figure 3-3 1830 PSS ZIC Management Window
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Navigation pane
Navigation tree
The Navigation Tree in the Navigation Pane displays all domains and nodes supported by
1830 PSS ZIC for the selected NE. Next to each node is a folder icon, or an alarm icon, or
both.
Domains
Domains are top-level entities. The following domains are available at the first-level of
the Navigation Tree: Equipment, Facilities, Protection, Cross-Connection, and System.
Each domain contains at least one node.
Nodes
Nodes are parts of a domain. In the Navigation Tree, nodes are indicated by folders that
begin at the second level and branch out into deeper detail. Some nodes contain other
nodes. For example, the NE Security folder in the System domain may contain a Users
folder to perform general user account tasks, and a User Instances folder to manage
specific user accounts.
Folder icon
Indicates that more information is available inside the node. Click the folder icon to open
a folder (expand) or close a folder (collapse).
Alarm icon
Indicates the highest-level alarm among all of the contents of the node.
Alarm icons are colored balls with a letter indicating the highest-level alarm.
Four alarm icons are defined as follows:
• Critical alarm icon
Red ball
• Major alarm icon
Orange ball
• Minor alarm icon
Yellow ball
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Primary state icon
Primary State icons are colored balls indicating the primary state of the entity.
Three primary state icons are defined as follows:
• In-Service (IS) icon
Green ball
• Out-Of-Service (OOS) icon
Red ball
• Out-Of-Service (OOS) with Secondary State Unassigned (UAS) icon
Gray ball
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Toolbar
The tool bar provides push-button access to common menu options.
Home
Click the Home button to move to the top level in the Navigation Tree in the Navigation
Pane.
Parent
Click the Go To Parent button to move up one level in the Navigation Tree in the
Navigation Pane.
Back
Click the Go Backward button to move to the previous location visited.
Forward
Click the Go Forward button to move to the next location visited. This button is available
only if used in conjunction with the Go Backward button.
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Context menu
A context menu is a list of command shortcuts that changes based on the actions available
for the selected entity. Context menus are available from the Navigation Tree, Display
Pane, inside tables, and other parts of the 1830 PSS ZIC. Context menus are accessed by
right-clicking the selected entity.
If multiple entities are selected, only the actions valid for all selected entities are shown.
Actions unavailable due to the state of the selected entity are shown in gray. Actions
unavailable due to security access privileges are not shown.
Figure 3-4 Example: Context menu
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Property window
Content
Entity properties are displayed and edited in a property window. Property windows
typically use mutable tables, which contain editable or non-editable text fields, spinners,
or combo boxes.
Sorting tables
Click the arrow inside a column heading to sort the column in ascending or descending
order. In some cases, click the drop-down arrow inside a cell to launch a browser. The
first cell of a mutable table typically contains the AID of the entity and its alarm status.
Special marks
A red triangle at the top, left corner of a cell indicates that a change has been made. If the
value of the cell is changed back to its original value, the red triangle is removed. All red
triangles in a table are removed when the Apply button at the bottom of the property
window is clicked. A red plus sign at the top, left corner of a cell indicates that a conflict
exists. The red plus sign is removed when the conflict is resolved.
Figure 3-5 Example: Properties window
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Configurable dialog box

A configurable dialog box is an interactive tool that simplifies certain command tasks that
require a series of operations. Each dialog box consists of one page that lists all
parameters for that task. Mandatory fields are indicated in red.
Figure 3-6 Example: Configurable dialog box
If an error occurs and the dialog box is relaunched, it opens with the values that were
previously entered. This data is available only for the relaunched session. Data is not
saved and is not available if a user logs out, then logs back into the NE.
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Response Dialog Box

A response dialog box allows the user to select input parameters and then send the TL1
command to the NE. Results from the command are displayed in a table below the input
parameters. If no results are returned from the command, the area below the input
parameters will display information on the command’s success or failure.
Figure 3-7 Example: Response dialog box
The data displayed in this table is static and cannot be changed directly. Click Send to
refresh information.
If any parameters can be modified or deleted, a Modify or Delete button will be displayed
at the bottom of the table. Select a single row, then click the Modify or Delete button to
launch a separate dialog box. Click Send again to update the information when the
modify or delete is complete.
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Confirmation Dialog Box

A confirmation dialog box provides information, obtains a user response, or confirms a
potentially dangerous choice.
Figure 3-8 Example: Confirmation dialog box
There are three types of confirmation dialog boxes:

• Informational confirmation dialog box
An informational confirmation dialog box provides information about results of a
command. The OK button at the bottom of the box is used to acknowledge the
message.
• Warning confirmation dialog box
A warning confirmation dialog box provides information about a condition that
requires input. The option to back out of the action is provided.
• Critical confirmation dialog box
A critical confirmation dialog box provides information about a serious problem that
requires intervention or correction before work can continue. The OK button at the
bottom of the box is used to acknowledge the message.
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Tool tip
To display a tool tip, place the cursor over any part of the Navigation Pane or inside
views, tables, and dialog boxes in the Display Pane.
The Tool Tip function in general displays acronym explanations.
This could be amongst others explanations for:
• Condition types
• Primary and secondary service states
• Service state definitions.
Figure 3-9 Example: Tool tip
Note: Moving the mouse pointer over the Name cell in a table opens a tool tip
window showing the native NE AID. Others are abbreviation explanations.
Sometimes the content of the tool tip differs from the contents in the Name cell.
Example: In the Customer-LAN window LAN-1-40-PORTOAMP is displayed in the
Name cell while in the tool tip LANPORT-1-1-40-OAMP is displayed.
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Error dialog box

Content
An error dialog box displays when a command fails. The error message consists of a
description of the error and the reason for failure. Click Details to display the error
response from the NE. If multiple errors occur, each error displays an individual error
dialog box.
Figure 3-10 Example: Error dialog box
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Common Commands
Purpose
The following commands are common to most domains through the Main Menu Bar or
Context Menus.
Open
The Open menu option displays contents of the selected node. In the Navigation Tree,
click the key symbol to the left of the node. In the Display Pane, double-click a folder.
Open in New Window

The Open in New Window menu option opens a new ALMC window with the selected
node in the Navigation Pane and its contents in the Display Pane.
Refresh
The Refresh menu option verifies that displayed data is the same as the data on the NE.
The Refresh command performs the following:
• All attributes for the selected node are re-retrieved from the NE.
• The contents of the selected node are re-retrieved. Contents that are unavailable on the
NE are removed, and new contents are added.
General
The General menu option launches a properties window that displays general properties
of the current selection.
Figure 3-11 Example: General properties window
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Search function
Usage
The search function is available from many node drop-down menus. Search can be used
to quickly find specific boards or facilities. The search function looks for matches based
upon a selected criteria, starting from the currently selected folder and sub-folders
Figure 3-12 Example: Search command
The following criteria are available for the search function in the Equipment Management
domain (see Figure 3-13, “Example: Search dialog” (p. 3-24)):
• EMA AID (default)
• NE AID
• Part Number
• Serial Number
The following criteria are available for the search function in the Facility Management
domain:
• EMA AID (default)
• FACNAME (if the NE supports facility naming)
• NE AID
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Figure 3-13 Example: Search dialog
EMA AID searches for an object based on the AID as presented in the EMA while an NE
AID searches for an object based on the AID as on the NE. For most equipment and
facilities, these are the same.
A percent sign (%) is a wildcard character that is used to search for multiple matching
entities. If only one match is found, the EMA navigates directly to the matched item. If
multiple matches are found, a table of search results is displayed with the matched items.
See Figure 3-14, “Example: Search result” (p. 3-24). The wildcard character may not be
used to search on an NE AID.
Figure 3-14 Example: Search result
Double-click a row in the search results table to navigate to the selected equipment or
facility.
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Go To menu
The Go To menu provides fast navigation to the most common functions based on the
current selection.
Figure 3-15 Example: Go to
The Go To command menu provides the following domain navigation short cuts:
• Equipment Management → Facility Management
• Facility Management → CrossConnection Management
• Facility Management → Equipment Management
• Facility Management → Protection Management
• Facility Management → Test Access Management
• CrossConnection Management → Facility Management
• CrossConnection Management → Test Access Management
• Protection Management → Facility Management
• Protection Management → CrossConnection Management
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View menu
Equipment selected in the navigation tree is displayed in different ways:
• In a list called the Details View.
• An overview of the equipment Properties.
• Graphical representation of the equipment called the Graphical View.
• An overview of the inventory data of the selected equipment called Inventory view.
Figure 3-16 Example: View menu
The View menu option toggles between each display method.
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Show Alarms menu

The Show Alarms menu option, available from the Navigation command in the Main
Menu Bar, launches the Alarm Surveillance application.
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1830 PSS ZIC user assistance

Overview
The 1830 PSS ZIC user assistance is an HTML-based help system, that presents help
information in a browser window.
The 1830 PSS ZIC user assistance provides several access points to the help information.
• “1830 PSS ZIC help window ” (p. 3-28)
• “1830 PSS ZIC help library ” (p. 3-29)
• “1830 PSS ZIC main menu help” (p. 3-30)
1830 PSS ZIC help window

When a user clicks the Help button, the 1830 PSS ZIC help window is displayed. The
contents of the help are context sensitive, so the help only shows topics that apply the
current user interface screen.
Figure 3-17 1830 PSS ZIC help window
The following table describes the sections of the 1830 PSS ZIC help window
Reference/Section Description
1 - Display pane Provides parameter descriptions or task information related to the current
1830 PSS ZIC screen. The user can view additional information related to the
current screen by selecting the context related links displayed in the Navigation
pane.
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2 - Navigation pane Provides links to context related topics. When selected, the information appears in
the Display pane.
3 - Navigation links Provides links to the following:
• Contents - displays the contents tree of the 1830 PSS User Provisioning Guide.
The user can select a topic from the tree to open the 1830 PSS User
Provisioning Guide. These topics are not context-sensitive.
• Glossary - glossary of terms and abbreviations
• Tips - a list of topics that give user-interface tips that apply to the product's
user interface overall. These topics are not context-sensitive.
4 - Task bar Provides functions to page up or down, print, save, or open the 1830 PSS ZIC
library. For more information on the ZIC help library, see “1830 PSS ZIC help
library ” (p. 3-29)
5 - Search Provides search functionality to search for help-related information.
6 - Contents path Provides the contents path for the help system. As the user navigates through the
help content, the contents path shows the place in the documents.
1830 PSS ZIC help library

The 1830 PSS ZIC help library is displayed when the user clicks the Library icon, located
on the far right side of the Task bar.
Figure 3-18 1830 PSS ZIC help library icon
The 1830 PSS ZIC help library contains links to the following documents in the
1830 PSS document set:
• 1830 PSS User Provisioning Guide
• 1830 PSS Maintenance and Trouble-Clearing Guide
• 1830 PSS TL1 Commands and Messages Guide (Switching Applications)
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Figure 3-19 1830 PSS ZIC help library window
1830 PSS ZIC main menu help

The 1830 PSS ZIC main menu help options are displayed when the user selects the Help
option on the 1830 PSS ZIC main menu.
Figure 3-20 1830 PSS ZIC main menu help options
Help menu option Description

User Provisioning Guide Opens the 1830 PSS User Provisioning Guide
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1830 Context Menu Help Opens the 1830 PSS ZIC help window with context sensitive
parameter descriptions or task information related to the
current 1830 PSS ZIC screen.
Maintenance and Trouble Opens the 1830 PSS Maintenance and Trouble-Clearing
Clearing Guide Guide
TL1 Command Guide Opens the 1830 PSS TL1 Commands and Messages Guide
About Displays general information about the 1830 PSS ZIC.
User Preference Allows the user to make changes in display options
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(WebUI)
Overview
Purpose
This section provide an overview of the 1830 PSS web user interface (WebUI).
Contents
1830 Photonic Service Switch web user interface (WebUI) functions and 3-33
features
Using the 1830 Photonic Service Switch WebUI 3-34
1830 Photonic Service Switch WebUI window 3-35
1830 PSS WebUI menu structure 3-37
1830 PSS WebUI user assistance 3-42
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functions and features
Description
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch web user interface (WebUI) provides web-based
access to the network element (NE). The WebUI interface is accessed using Internet
Explorer running on a computer that is connected via Ethernet to the NE, either directly
or over a LAN. The WebUI supports provisioning, administration, performance
monitoring, and display of alarms and conditions from the NE. It provides an intuitive,
easy-to-use tool to assist in the initial installation and troubleshooting of NEs.
The 1830 PSS WebUI interface provides a graphical user interface to the node software
using HTML. The application runs on the NE and is controlled and viewed through a
standard web browser that is provided by the PC. The WebUI displays a physical view of
the NE topology. This view includes the shelves, cards and ports applicable to fiber
connection management, as well as the existing fiber connections between ports on the
NE.
The WebUI does not run the full 1830 PSS features. The CIT port only provides basic NE
management (for local and remote management via SNMP). IP Routing functions have to
be configured so that all NEs intended to be managed, are reachable from the local NE. In
other words, IP applications from any external DCN network will work only when there
is full IP reach capability to every GNE and RNE in the network.
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Using the 1830 Photonic Service Switch WebUI

Overview
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch WebUI provides web-based access to the network
element (NE). You access the WebUI interface using Internet Explorer running on a
computer that is connected via Ethernet to the NE, either directly or over a LAN.
WebUI hardware requirements

• Laptop or desktop computer capable of running the required software.
• Ethernet card (10 Mb/s minimum, 10/100 Mb/s recommended).
• It is recommended that you use a monitor capable of displaying at a resolution of
1024x768 or greater.
WebUI software requirements

The WebUI supports the following versions of PC software:
• Windows 7 and Windows 8
• Internet Explorer 11.0
• MAC OS 10.9 (with Firefox browser only)
• Firefox 38ESR and 41
The following functionality is not supported with the Firefox browser:
– Show in separate window
– Export to Excel
– Launching JDSU viewer for viewing OTDR scan results
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Window layout
The following figure shows an example of a selection window.
Hierarchical structure and Equipment Tree

The Equipment Tree allows the user to navigate through the NE equipment in a
hierarchical fashion from the system level down to the port level and select a single entity
from the hierarchy. The NE Equipment Tree provides the equipment selection mechanism
for all the NE management functions supported. The selection on the NE Equipment Tree
is always in sync with the information displayed in the Display Panel.
The network element components are organized in a tree structure as follows. See Figure
3-21, “Directory Tree” (p. 3-36):
• System
– Shelf
– Slot/Card
– Port
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Figure 3-21 Directory Tree
You can expand and collapse components by clicking the + or - symbol in front of it.
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1830 PSS WebUI menu structure

Overview
The 1830 PSS WebUI menu bar provides access to the available pull down menus. With
this, the user can perform any of the available operations including procedures to
configure user accounts, log procedures, RADIUS server procedures, SNMP procedures,
data communication set-up procedures, equipment provisioning and management, alarm
management, performance monitoring, connections procedures, protection procedures,
wave keys procedures, database backup/restore, and other various routine procedures.
Reports menu
The following table gives an overview of the 1830 PSS WebUI Network View Reports
menu structure.
Submenu Tertiary Menu Fourth-level Menu

Alarm List Total —
Critical —
Major —
Minor —
APS Groups — —
Condition List — —
Firmware — —
Inventory Card —
Pluggable Module —
Shelf —
[PSS-4 only]
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Logs Log Counts —
All Logs —
Alarms All Alarms
Critical Alarms
Major Alarms
Minor Alarms
Not Reported
Not Alarmed
Warnings
Events • General
• State Change
• User Action
Security —
SNMP Traps —
LO-ODUk APS Groups — —
Network Map — —
Power Management — —
Interfaces
Redundancy — —
TCA Assignment — —
Wavelength Tracker Decoder Loss Values —
Decoder Port Wave Keys —
Domains —
Encoder Port Wave Keys —
Missing Wave Keys —
Unexpected Wave Keys —
WTOCM Wave Keys —
Administration menu
The following table gives an overview of the 1830 PSS WebUI Network View window
Administration menu structure.
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Database Backup and Restore —
USRPNL Replacement Update —
(1830 PSS only)
FAN Replacement Update (for
PSS-1 only)
Date and Time — —
GMRE Settings —
Feasibility File Transfer —
Log File Transfer — —
Networking IP Route Redistribute Metrics —
IP Routes —
OSFP Areas —
OSFP Area IP Ranges —
Network Interfaces — —
NTP Properties —
Servers —
Keys —
Security Access Control Lists System Defaults
Filters
Patterns
Ports
Change Password —
Encryption SSH Key
SSL Key
SSL Certificate
RADIUS Properties
Servers
Sessions —
SNMP v3 Users —
System —
Users —
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SNMP Community Strings —
Trap Destinations —
Software Card Images —
FTP Server —
Software NE —
Upgrade —
Syslog Properties —
CLI Logging —
SNMP Logging —
Technology Types — —
Tools Ping —
Traceroute —
User Preferences — —
Power Commissioning Settings —
Power Adjustment Ingress/Egress
Add/Drop
GMRE Commissioning OMS Line Parameters —
Optical Impairment —
XPM (Cross-Phase Modulation) —
Allowed Wavelength Set
Connections menu
The following table gives an overview of the 1830 PSS WebUI Network View window
Connections menu structure.

OCH Cross-Connects — —
ODUk Cross-Connects — —
EVPL FullRate —
SubRate —
QinQ —
Logical Topology — —
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Tabular Normal
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Overview
The 1830 PSS WebUI user assistance is an HTML-based help system, that presents help
information in a browser window.
The 1830 PSS WebUI user assistance provides 2 main access point to help information:
• “1830 PSS WebUI help window” (p. 3-42)
• “1830 PSS WebUI help library” (p. 3-43)
1830 PSS WebUI help window

When a user clicks the Help button, the 1830 PSS WebUI help window is displayed. The
contents of the help are context sensitive, so the help only shows topics that apply the
current user interface screen.
Figure 3-22 1830 PSS WebUI help window
The following table describes the sections of the 1830 PSS WebUI help window
1 - Display pane Provides information related to the current 1830 PSS WebUI screen. The user can
view additional information related to the current WebUI screen by selecting the
context related links displayed in this pane.
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2 - Navigation pane After viewing related links, the user can return to the current WebUI information
by selecting the link in this pane. When the link is selected, the help information
appears in the Display pane.
3 - Navigation links Provides links to the following:
• Contents - displays the contents tree of the 1830 PSS WebUI help. The user
can select a topic from the tree to open the 1830 PSS WebUI help. These
topics are not context-sensitive.
• Glossary - glossary of terms and abbreviations
4 - Task bar Provides functions to page up or down, print, bookmark, or open the
1830 PSS ZIC library. For more information on the WebUI help library, see
“1830 PSS WebUI help library” (p. 3-43)
5 - Search Provides search functionality to search for help-related information.
6 - Contents path Provides the contents path for the help system. As the user navigates through the
help content, the contents path shows the place in the documents.
1830 PSS WebUI help library

The 1830 PSS WebUI help library is displayed when the user clicks the Library icon,
located on the far right side of the Task bar.
Figure 3-23 1830 PSS WebUI help library icon
The 1830 PSS WebUI help library contains links to the following documents in the
1830 PSS document set:
• 1830 PSS WebUI help
• 1830 PSS Maintenance and Trouble-Clearing Guide
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TL1 interface
Overview
TL1 interface
The TL1 interface provides command and response messages available for the current
release of the NE. These messages consist of input commands, command output response
(successful and unsuccessful) messages, acknowledgement output messages, and
autonomous output messages.
TL1 is a state-less protocol. That means, a TL1 command is either accepted by the system
and processed, or it is denied. If the command is accepted, the system will perform the
requested actions and return responses and autonomous messages as defined for the
command. Subsequent TL1 commands will be processed solely on the current systems'
status, independent of the TL1 commands which led to this status.
TL1 command entry

Network and User access is provided through TCP/IP on the CIT port on the Equipment
Controller (EC) in the main shelf and the OAMP LAN ports of the FLC and Matrix
boards.
The Direct Input Command Entry mode is the only command entry method. In Direct
Input Command Entry mode, commands are entered in their entirety by the user.
TL1 Commands
TL1 commands are described in the respective TL1 Commands and Messages Guides.
Each command description consists of the following subsections:
• Command Header - consists of the command code and name.
• Purpose - provides information on the function of the command.
• Input Format - shows the command TL1 input syntax of the command.
• Input Parameters - describes the input parameters and parameter values that can be
used with the command.
• Successful Response Format - shows the normal (successful) response format for the
command.
• Output Parameters - describes the output parameters and parameter values shown in
the output response message, if any,
• Unsuccessful Response Format - shows the error (unsuccessful) response format for
the command.
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• Error Codes - lists the error codes associated with the command’s unsuccessful
response.
• Examples - provides one or more illustrations on the use of the command.
• Related Commands - provides a list of closely related or prerequisite (commands that
must be executed before the described command can be executed) commands.
• Related Autonomous Responses - provides a list of closely related autonomous
response messages, if any.
Autonomous messages
Autonomous response messages are unsolicited and are generated automatically because
of an autonomous event detected by the system, as opposed to solicited response
messages generated in response to a command entered by a user. There are three general
categories of autonomous responses, autonomous system event messages (alarms, events,
database changes, scheduled performance monitoring reports, and system initialization),
autonomous informational messages, and autonomous keep-alive messages.
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CLI interface
The Command Line Interface (CLI) is a line-oriented user interface that runs on the
network element. The user access the CLI using a terminal device connected to the
network element. The CLI provides commands that allow the user to configure, manage,
and monitor the network element, the network element interfaces, and the services
running on the network element.
CLI command structure

Most of the CLI commands are grouped by function into the following major hierarchical
categories:
• config - Commands in the config hierarchy allow the user to configure the network
element and network services.
• show - Commands in the show hierarchy allow the user to view the current network
element configuration.
• tools - Commands in the tools hierarchy provide miscellaneous tools useful in using
the CLI.
Within each category, the commands are grouped hierarchically by subcategory. For
example, all of the commands used to configure interfaces are grouped under the config
interface hierarchy. In addition to the config and show hierarchies, other global
commands are also available from the root level of the CLI.
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Overview
Purpose
This section provides an overview of the related software tools that support 1830
Photonic Service Switch.
Contents
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1830 PSS Portable Provisioning Tool 4-8
1350 Optical Management System (1350 OMS) 4-9
1390 Network Planning Tool (NPT) 4-12
Key Management Tool (KMT) 4-13
The 1830 PSS APA Overview 4-15
1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) CDC-F Connection Verification Tool 4-16
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1830 Engineering and Planning Tool

Overview of the 1830 PSS Engineering and Planning Tool
The 1830 PSS Engineering and Planning Tool (EPT) is a software tool for automated
design and planning of photonic networks based on the 1830 PSS portfolio of WDM
products. The EPT is one key component of Nokia's Zero Touch Photonics networking
innovation, which enables easier operations, accelerated time-to-market and optimized
total cost of ownership (TCO) of wavelength services.
The EPT runs on a windows-based platform and employs a graphical user interface (GUI)
to simplify the network design process. EPT integration with the 1830 PSS management
systems and WaveTracker OA&M support both initial system turn-up as well as
incremental network growth.
Purpose of the 1830 PSS Engineering and Planning Tool
The EPT is used for network planning, design, installation and commissioning as
described in this section.
Network Planning (Customer Capacity Planning Organizations, Customer Route
Planners, Customer and Nokia Network Designers)
Network Design:
• Design Optical Amplifiers, DCMs, ILAs, DGEs to meet the performance needs of the
network/demands/NEs
• Design Network Elements, filters, OTs, etc based on demands and equipment
preferences specified
• Design/verify the Demand performance/reach and the need for regeneration on
demands
• Design/verify that specified failure scenarios in a GMPLS network can be restored
• Bill of Materials Report: Lists all parts needed: acronym, description, APN, and price
(optional).
Network Installation
• Installation Report: Lists each pack-port to pack-port connection, the jumper type to
use, and any attenuators needed
Network Commissioning
• Calculates the target power, gain, tilt, and other information, and sends it to the NE in
the Commissioning File or Commissioning Report
• Sends the feasibility data that NE GMPLS uses for restoration routing
• Sends basic shelf/card/inter-pack connection provisioning, loss, and other information
to the NE
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EPT Release 9.0 will support:
• Release 9.0 PSS-4, PSS-8, PSS-16II, PSS-16, PSS-24x and PSS-32
EPT Release 8.2 will support:
• Release 8.2 PSS-4, PSS-8, PSS-16II, PSS-16 and PSS-32
EPT Release 8.1:
• Release 8.1 PSS-4, PSS-8, PSS-16II, PSS-16 and PSS-32
EPT Release 8.0:
• Release 8.0 PSS-4, PSS-8, PSS-16 and PSS-32
• Release 13.0 1354 RM-Photonic Manager (PhM)
EPT Release 7.0.2:
• Release 7.0.2 PSS-4, PSS-16 and PSS-32
• Release 12.2.0 1354 RM-Photonic Manager (PhM)
EPT Release 7.0.0:
• Releases 7.0.0 and 7.0.1 PSS-4, PSS-16 and PSS-32
• Release 12.0.0 and 12.1.0 1354 RM-Photonic Manager (PhM)
The EPT is synchronized with 1830 PSS generic releases; EPT designs apply to only the
matched 1830 PSS release. The feature set of the 1830 PSS is available for users within
the EPT design environment.
Note: The 1830 Engineering and Planning (EPT) tool should be used to design the
equipment and commissioning data for the network. It is important that traffic (real
and virtual) be entered into the EPT design before the network design is complete and
before the commissioning file is created, as traffic type and amount affects choices
such as inclusion of the optional egress Line Driver, DCM Type, power targets for the
Software Control of Transmission (SCOT), and so on. In particular, factors such as
the type of Optical Transponder (OT), whether alien optics interfaces would be used,
and whether OPS protection is needed for demands in the future should be considered
at design time, and virtual demands with each type should be entered between every
two nodes where this type of traffic will be needed in the future. New traffic designs
can be added after the network is deployed, but may require power adjustments,
equipment additions, or equipment type changes. Equipment additions and type
changes may be service affecting.
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General Features
The following list is a summary of the EPT general features.
• Design options, including:
– CWDM/DWDM networks connecting including mixed CWDM/DWDM
– Fully Automatic, Manual, and mixed network synthesis
– Design Optimization based on Cost or Performance
– FOADM, TOADM, ROADM, Multi-directional and Colorless networks
– FOADM, TOADM, ROADM, Multi-directional/Colorless, and GMPLS networks
– Dispersion Managed, Dispersion Free, and Banded Design
– Automatic/Manual Traffic routing and channel assignment
– Design Entry using Integrated GUI or tabular entry via Microsoft Excel.
– Phased/Project Design
– Node Insertion
Network Element Design Options:
– Simplex and duplex Equipment controllers
– Full Rack Line Isolation Option
– Split Shelf Network Element Design
– Circuit pack placement and frame types
– Power Options: DC, AC, Power Distribution Unit (PDU) selection
– Rack selection (ANSI, ETSI, NEBS)
• Network design with user-configurable parameters, including:
Fiber Support
– SSMF, ELEAF, and TW-RS
– TW+, TW-classic, LS, and DSF fiber support for DCU-Free designs
– 8 to 88 channel support
• Traffic Modeling:
– Any-to-Any connectivity analysis
• Transmission Modeling:
– Optical Signal to Noise Ratio (OSNR)
– Non-Linear Transmission Penalty
– Chromatic Dispersion
– Polarization Mode Dispersion (PMD)
– Filter Penalty
– Cross Talk Penalty
– Transponder Dynamic Range
– Optical Supervisory Channel Performance
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– Fiber Capacity
– Channel Assignment
• Network-specific configurable parameters, including:
– Fiber loss per km/mile
– Configurable connector loss
– End of life span margin
– Additional OSNR margin
– Polarization Dependent Dispersion
– Dispersion Slope
– Asymmetric Fiber properties
– End of life span margin
– Additional OSNR margin
• Output reports, including:
– Bill of Materials
– Shelf and Frame view of equipment
– Detailed traffic routing
– Installation and commissioning instructions including cabling
– Optical margin analysis
– Q-Factor Estimate for 100G Coherent Transmission
• Integration with 1830 PSS management systems
– Import deployed network configuration including traffic matrix and amplifier
settings
– Calculates and downloads amplifier settings including power, gain, tilt, and
WaveTracker power levels
– Sets network specific Threshold Crossing Alerts (TCAs)
– Full and Partial Systems commissioning Target Feasibility/Optical Impairment
Lookup tables)
EPT functionality and design process

The following steps summarize the network design process using the EPT.
1. Define the EPT Network Parameters:
• Network Parameters and Defaults
• CDC-F enabling option (select CDC-F or CDC-F network)
• Distance Units (Kilometers/miles)
• Equipment protection
• Default fiber type and characteristics
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• Default maximum system capacity
• Select WTOCM Usage
• GMPLS enabling option (select GMPLS or non-GMPLS network)
• Segment Capacity
• Banded/unrestricted channel assignment for 100/40G coherent OT
• Extended Temperature Range Sites
Auto-Design and Verification:
• OA Selection Algorithm
• Dispersion Compensation
• DWDM Wavelength Tracker Keys
• DWDM Loss Margin
• Connector Loss
Amplifier Auto-placement:
• Standard or Override Cost-Optimized amplifier choices
• High Performance Amplifier Choices
• Allow Raman Pre-Amplification for Spans greater than
Equipment Options:
• Shelf Width
• PSS-32 Fan Capacity
2. Define the Sites (Site Details):
Power Filter Definition
• Any Power Constraints for the Site
Automatic Design Definition
• OADM type
• Max DWDM Lines
• ROADM Preferences (Filter Constraints)
• Set Pass Through Node Options (For Appropriate Amplifier Selection Option)
• Set Shelf Preference (for Node Type)
3. Define Fiber Connectivity:
• Fiber Characteristics (type, distance)
• Optional Fiber Characteristics (Loss, Chromatic Dispersion, PMD)
• WTOCM Selection
4. Define traffic patterns
• For GMPLS designs define (SRG) Shared Risk Group and GMPLS Failure Scope
5. Run Automatic Design Synthesis
6. Create reports
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7. Divide the network into downloadable systems for automatic commissioning
8. Create the commissioning file(s)
The set of commissioning files (an XML file for each system) is downloaded to the 1830
PSS management system. These files drive the commissioning wizard during system
turn-up. See the current 1830 Photonic Service Switch Installation and System Turn-Up
Guides for more details.
FOADM networks without high capacity filters on each line do not support virtual
demands, and will require commissioning for every new service addition, see the current
1830 Photonic Service Switch Installation and System Turn-Up Guides for the service
turn-up procedures.
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1830 PSS Portable Provisioning Tool

PPT Overview
The 1830 PSS Portable Provisioning Tool (PPT) that provides on-site provisioning of a
single Network Element (NE) using a portable tool on a laptop. The PPT is comprised of
a Python script that uses XML that is generated from the Engineering Planning Tool
(EPT) and sends Command Line Interface (CLI) commands to the 1830 Photonic Service
Switch PSS portfolio of WDM products (one node at a time).
The PPT is a portable, customizable solution that works for advanced users and
beginners.
The PPT is supported for Release 9.0 PSS-4, PSS-8, PSS-16, PSS-16II and PSS-32. For
further information on Nokia EPT, refer to the latest Nokia 1830 PSS Engineering
Planning Tool (EPT) User Guide. For further information on Nokia PPT, refer to the
latest Nokia 1830 PSS Portable Planning Tool (PPT) User Guide.
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1350 Optical Management System (1350 OMS)

Overview
The Nokia 1350 OMS is the Nokia converged and unified network management system.
It manages the complete portfolio of Nokia's active network elements (NEs) and it
maintains the complete portfolio of Nokia's legacy NEs. The Nokia 1350 OMS provides
an integrated and end-to-end element, network, service, and business management
solution for Nokia's network elements (NEs).
Nokia 1350 OMS and management layer support

The Nokia 1350 OMS supports several management layers. It can accommodate and
grow with a customer's optical network.
• The Element Management Layer, or EML, provides the functionality that is needed to
access any Nokia supported network elements (NEs) that are deployed in a customer
network. The EML provides a single access point for communication with an NE and
the physical resources of a network.
• The Network Management Layer, or NML, provides the functionality that is needed
to commission, provision, and supervise the network that is deployed in a customer
premise.
• The Service Management Layer, or SML, provides the functionality that is needed to
commission, provision, and supervise external networks that customer deploys to its
end users or to its customers.
• The Business Management Layer or BML provide to manage the overall sales activity
such as return on investment, system decision support, market analysis and so on.
The Nokia 1350 OMS fulfills the EML and NML Level 1 with modular software
architecture where each module is a specialized application. Network technology-specific
applications and generic application options can be independently installed in the Nokia
1350 OMS according to a customer's needs.
Nokia 1350 OMS and technology support

The Nokia 1350 OMS provides comprehensive management capabilities across Level 1
TDM (SDH/SONET), Level 2 data (Ethernet and MPLS-TP), OTN and photonic , and
microwave (TDM and Ethernet) technologies.
In addition, the integrated features of the Nokia 1350 OMS and its applications are
focused on the network management of GMPLS/control-plane based domains that are
deployed in a number of TDM networks for Optical Transport Network (OTN) and
photonic applications.
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Nokia 1350 OMS gives customers continuity in the network supervision and control
along the network transformation processes, which today develop along different
coordinates.
The Nokia 1350 OMS management capability extends from customer premises to
backbone to provide customers with an end-to-end service oriented to have full control of
the network technology.
Nokia 1350 OMS and the web

The Nokia 1350 OMS user interface is browser-based, which means that it supports
standard web features such as bookmarks, back, forward, reload, and print.
The Nokia 1350 OMS Web Portal is the central access point for administrators and users
to enter the Nokia 1350 OMS, be authenticated, and access the management applications
through its GUI. The Web Portal enables administrators and users to view all Nokia 1350
OMS applications and manages navigation between the subsystem components. The
Nokia 1350 OMS GUI also provides various methods of navigation such as menus, icons,
and a left tree navigation area between applications and tools. The Nokia 1350 OMS GUI
encompasses all the functions in order to facilitate the end to end provisioning based on
each technology.
Nokia 1350 OMS applications

Applications, either as new options added onto the system or as software upgrades, can be
installed without stopping the already established functions, having a high confidence that
the newly installed application at no time is disrupting the customer operation workflow.
The applications interworking is based on a client-sever model, with a strong backward
compatibility: the server is the owner of the managed technology layer while the client is
the user of the infrastructure provided by the technology layer. Each application fully
owns its own database and each application database is referred to without being
duplicated in the overall Nokia 1350 OMS system. To avoid any functional duplication
within the architecture when the applications co-exist, the Nokia 1350 OMS envisages
common and generic functions that are bundled into centralized software components,
which include, but is not limited to, Fault Management, Performance Management,
Element Management, and security.
The Nokia 1350 OMS applications set, can be divided in two groups:
• Core applications:
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those licensed software components that are used to fulfill the routine management
activity of the NEs. These are the ones needed to manage all of the management
layers, their technologies and protocols. They are referred to as the following:
– Network Element Management (1350 OMS EML) - provides element level
management (EML) capabilities for both Nokia ANSI and ETSI NEs. Its set of
protocol adapters supports basic NE functions such as NE MIB backup/restore
and software downloads. Because the 1350 OMS provides all of the element layer
functions that are required to manage the deployed network, it requires the Nokia
1350 OMS Platform application management system to be deployed.
– SDH services management (1350 OMS SDH) - provides the Synchronous Digital
Hierarchy (SDH) network management layer along with provisioning, alarm
correlation, and PM correlation capabilities. The Nokia 1350 OMS SDH functions
as a client for the 1350 OMS OTN application and as a server for the 1350 OMS
PKT application.
– Ethernet services including MPLS-TP management (1350 OMS PKT) - The
Nokia 1350 OMS PKT application provides Ethernet network management layer
support along with provisioning, alarm correlation, and historical PM data
services. Ethernet services include Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS),
Multiprotocol Label Switching-Transport Profile (MPLS-TP ), bridging,
connection-oriented traffic, and packet rings.
– Optical services management (1350 OMS OTN) - The Nokia 1350 OMS OTN
application provides a single network manager for optical GMRE Layer (L0) and
electrical GMRE Layer 1 (L1) switching, along with a single database and one
provisioning workflow that enables end-to-end connection setup across
WDM/photonic and OCS/switching nodes.
– 16x6 photonic management - provides path and trail creation capabilities, along
with support services, for Nokia 16x6 NEs in the optical and switching
environments.
• Additional applications:
provide the customers with extra facilities that can be integrated in the management
system lifecycle either at the beginning or at a later time without affecting the
applications already installed.
– High Availability capability (1350 OMS HA) - supports the High Availability
(HA) resilience function for the Nokia 1350 OMS applications and its server
platform providing protection against hardware and software failure.
– Open Interface application (1350 OMS OI) - generic product encompassing all
open interfaces designed to support the interworking with customer OSS systems.
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Related software tool support 1390 Network Planning Tool (NPT)
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1390 Network Planning Tool (NPT)

Overview
1830 PSS-36 and 1830 Photonic Service Switch-64 are supported by the Nokia 1390
Network Planning Tool (NPT). The Nokia 1390 NPT application provides integrated
planning and design capabilities for the 1830 PSS family equipment. The Nokia 1390
NPT has the capability to plan across both the photonic and electrical layers. The
complete 1830 Engineering and Planning Tool is embedded inside Nokia 1390 NPT. For
further information on Nokia 1390 NTP, see the Nokia 1390 Network Planning Tool
(NPT) User Guide.
The Nokia 1390 NPT adds intelligence, automation and efficiency to multilayer optical
networks, from design to commissioning. It provides a comprehensive set of engineering,
planning and analysis functions for multi-technology OTN/WDM networks, reducing
TCO by ensuring the most agile and cost-efficient configurations.
The Nokia 1390 NPT addresses traffic and service demand changes that can dramatically
impact the efficiency of network planning and design. Embedded GMPLS-based control
plane mechanisms enable automated network dimensioning and fault analysis. Bell Labs
algorithms make the Nokia 1390 NPT a powerful tool for demand planning and re-design
to address network extensions, defragmentations or re-optimizations.
Benefits and features

Nokia 1390 NPT features and benefits are the following:
• Optimizes network efficiency and reduces operating costs
• Provides a single GUI multilayer planning capability for wavelength and
sub-wavelength (ODU) services
• Provides minimized network equipment cost through optimized forwarding and
coordination of networking functions
• Interworks with the Nokia 1350 Optical Management System (OMS)
• Speeds network adaptation to unpredictable changes in traffic demands or SLA
requirements
• GMPLS-based restoration and Multi-Region Network (MRN)-based coordination of
networking across layers
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Related software tool support Key Management Tool (KMT)
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Key Management Tool (KMT)

Overview
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch Key Management Tool (KMT) provides a solution for
Enterprise and Service providers to centralize security and separate network management
from security management tasks. This is done with a proxy approach and 2 user classes:
Administrator and User. KMT is based on the FIPS standard operating procedures, which
allows the functions to be split so that Users manage security material and Administrators
setup the environment for Users to manage the keys.
Automated scheduled Encryption key and Well Known Answer Test (WKAT) rotations
allow for enhanced security while decreasing operational expenditures. Where Encryption
Keys are often managed by separate CLI or craft interfaces, KMT consolidates key
management and overall network security and gives the operator the option to manually
or automatically manage key encryption as is required to meet their security policies.
The 1830 PSS KMT is a web-base application that stores encryption circuit and the
associated customer key rotation security policies in a dedicated database. End users
provision key rotation schedules and monitor their encryption circuits to meet the security
policies of their business. Administrators manage the circuit provisioning.
The 1830 PSS KMT also collects alarm and performance data realter to the encryption
circuits that have been provisioned.
Benefits
The 1830 PSS KMT provides the following benefits:
• FIPS 140-2 operating architecture with configuration tasks separated from security
tasks
• TLS or SSL encryption for user interactions, and all software modules
communications
• Database storage of user and NE data
• Fault Management and display of real-time and historical alarms and performance
data
• A Google Maps web based console to monitor and manage all nodes and links across
an enterprise or service provider network.
• A real-time dashboard display of security related alarms and performance metrics.
• Network-level automated key management and rotation.
• Scheduled and on-demand key rotation and well-known answer test.
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• KMT internal communications, passwords, encryption keys and authentication
material secured by AES256.
• Centralized deployment architecture over public or private networks, supporting NAT
and firewall deployments
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The 1830 PSS APA Overview

Introduction
Automatic Pre-emphasis Adjustment (APA) is an algorithm to set and optimize the end to
end transmission channel by channel. APA is consisting in tuning the channel power from
a direct measurement of the performance provided by the transponder itself. The
difference in performance between the real bit-error-rate (BER) and the expected one
(target BER) will be used to tune the channel power until the difference in between the
measured BER and the target one goes to zero.
Supported Card Types

The APA is not specific to the shelf type. The 1830 PSS APA functions with 1830 PSS
NEs that contain the following cards:
• 130SCUPC (OCS only)
• 130SNX10
• 260SCX2
• D5X500
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Related software tool support 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) CDC-F Connection
Verification Tool (CVT)
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1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) CDC-F Connection

Overview
The 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) CDC-F Connection Verification Tool (CVT) is a
program that runs on a personal computer and executes optical tests on the Colorless,
Directionless, Contentionless, Flexible Grid (ready) ROADM node. The tests consist of
fiber path checks within the node to verify that the connections between packs and to and
from the fiber shuffle module have been made correctly. The CVT uses Command Line
Interface commands to interact with the node. The three main tests provided are as
follows:
• Fiber shuffle module (MSH8-FSM) verification tests to verify all paths through the
MSH8-FSM are intact within acceptable optical insertion loss.
• New MCS Add/Drop block tests to verify the loss of paths through and functionality
of the MCS8-16 multi-cast switch pack, verify the connection between the
AAR-8A(s) and the MCS8-16, and verify the AAR-8A(s) is connected correctly to the
MSH8-FSM. Paths to already installed degree equipment are checked. Measured path
losses are checked against optical insertion loss limits.
• New degree installation tests to verify the equipment for a new degree is connected
correctly to the MSH8-FSM, validate paths to already installed out-of-service
equipment in the node, and check the losses of these paths are within acceptable
optical insertion loss limits.
Tests
The CVT provides a GUI for the user to select options and the tests to be run, and input
required information for the tests. The CVT outputs a progress log and outputs a report
for each test section completed.
The tests are intended for verifying connections on a node where no services have been
provisioned. Furthermore, while tests are being performed, no users should make
provisioning changes outside of the tool. Only one instance of the tool should be running
on any PC, and the tool should not be run from different PCs into the same NE at the
same time. It is strongly advised to keep the PC running the test connected to the network
element throughout the test execution. If connection fails during the test, the Audit
function should be run to verify any equipment that may have been left in an invalid state
so that these can be manually reverted.
User interface mode

When running the verification tool, the network element supports Normal and Secure user
interface modes.
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User types
The tool is intended for Admin and Service users only. All other user types will be
rejected by the tool. All users must have their passwords set. For new accounts, users are
prompted to change their passwords and those password updates must be done outside of
the tool and prior to running the tool. Logging in via the tool with a user account that has
an expired password will cause the tool to appear to hang.
Reports
The tool generates reports with the results of each test. These reports are stored in files
named in a format as follows: {Test Name}_{NE IP Address}_{Report Tag}.csv. The user
can specify the Report Tag via the GUI or leave it blank. The Report Tag should not
include the .csv file extension, the tool adds the extension automatically. The user can
also specify the folder on the PC where the file will be saved. The .csv file can be opened
with Microsoft Excel and saved as .xls as desired.
Note: Report files should not be left open in Excel when the tool is run.
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Numerics recycling / take-back / disposal of products and

1350 OMS, 4-9 batteries, European Union, xii
1390 NPT, 4-12 converged backbone transformation, 1-11
1830 PSS-16, 1-33 ................................................................................................
1830 PSS-16II, 1-26 E eco-environmental statements
1830 PSS-24x, 1-52 European Union, xii

1830 PSS-32, 1-41 Engineering and Planning Tool (EPT), 4-2
1830 PSS-36, 1-55 ................................................................................................
1830 PSS-4, 1-14 F features, 1-65

1830 PSS-64, 1-60 ................................................................................................
1830 PSS-8, 1-19
K Key Management Tool (KMT), 4-13
1830 PSS
................................................................................................
configurations, 1-8
M material content compliance statements
profile, 1-6
European Union, xiii
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................................................................................................
C CLI, 3-47
P packaging collection and recovery statements
Command Line Interface (CLI), 3-47
European Union, xii
compound
photonic compound, 1-6
photonic, 1-6
photonic service assurance, 1-10
switching, 1-6
PSS-16
conformance statements
circuit packs, 1-36
eco-environmental, European Union, xii
PSS-16II
material content compliance, European Union, xiii
circuit packs, 1-29
packaging collection and recovery, European Union,
xii PSS-32
circuit packs, 1-44
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PSS-36 ................................................................................................
circuit packs, 1-58 U user interface

PSS-4 CLI, 3-47
circuit packs, 1-16 overview, 3-1
PSS-64 TL1, 3-45
circuit packs, 1-63 WebUI, 3-32
PSS-8 ZIC, 3-4
circuit packs, 1-21 ................................................................................................
................................................................................................
W wavelength tracker
R recycling / take-back / disposal of products and batteries performance, 1-10
statements
WebUI, 3-32
European Union, xii
help, 3-42
related software
menu structure, 3-37
1350 OMS, 4-9
user assistance, 3-42
1390 NPT, 4-12
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EPT, 4-2
Z ZIC, 3-4
Related software
user assistance, 3-28
KMT, 4-13
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S supported circuit packs
PSS-16, 1-36
Supported circuit packs
PSS-16II, 1-29
supported circuit packs
PSS-32, 1-44
PSS-36, 1-58
PSS-4, 1-16
PSS-64, 1-63
PSS-8, 1-21
switching compound, 1-6
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T Transaction Language 1 (TL1), 3-45
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What's new ...................................................................................................................................................................................... xi

Intended audience ....................................................................................................................................................................... xii

Safety information ...................................................................................................................................................................... xii

Eco-Environmental statements ............................................................................................................................................... xii

Conventions used ....................................................................................................................................................................... xiv

Related information .................................................................................................................................................................... xv

Technical support ...................................................................................................................................................................... xvii

How to comment ....................................................................................................................................................................... xvii

1 1830 PSS product

1830 Photonic Service Switch product family ............................................................................................................... 1-1

System profile ............................................................................................................................................................................ 1-6

1830 PSS-4 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 1-14

Supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-4 ........................................................................................................................ 1-16

1830 PSS-8 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 1-19

Supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-8 ........................................................................................................................ 1-21

1830 PSS-16II ......................................................................................................................................................................... 1-26

Supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-16II .................................................................................................................. 1-29

1830 PSS-16 ............................................................................................................................................................................ 1-33

Supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-16 .................................................................................................................... 1-36

1830 PSS-32 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 1-41

Supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-32 ...................................................................................................................... 1-44

Supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-24x ................................................................................................................... 1-54

1830 PSS-36 ............................................................................................................................................................................ 1-55

Supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-36 ...................................................................................................................... 1-58

1830 PSS-64 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 1-60

Supported circuit packs for 1830 PSS-64 ...................................................................................................................... 1-63

1830 PSS release features ................................................................................................................................................... 1-65

Documentation map overview ............................................................................................................................................. 2-1

1830 Photonic Service Switch customer documentation overview ........................................................................ 2-2

1830 Photonic Service Switch customer documentation access ............................................................................. 2-9

3 1830 PSS user interfaces

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-1

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-4

General information ................................................................................................................................................................. 3-6

The 1830 PSS ZIC client window ...................................................................................................................................... 3-8

The 1830 PSS ZIC management window ..................................................................................................................... 3-10

Navigation pane ...................................................................................................................................................................... 3-12

Toolbar ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-14

Context menu ........................................................................................................................................................................... 3-15

Property window ..................................................................................................................................................................... 3-16

Configurable dialog box ...................................................................................................................................................... 3-17

Response Dialog Box .......................................................................................................................................................... 3-18

Tool tip ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-20

Error dialog box ..................................................................................................................................................................... 3-21

Common Commands ........................................................................................................................................................... 3-22

Search function ........................................................................................................................................................................ 3-23

Go To menu .............................................................................................................................................................................. 3-25

View menu ................................................................................................................................................................................ 3-26

Show Alarms menu ................................................................................................................................................................ 3-27

1830 PSS ZIC user assistance ............................................................................................................................................ 3-28

1830 Photonic Service Switch web user interface (WebUI)

Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-32

Using the 1830 Photonic Service Switch WebUI ....................................................................................................... 3-34

1830 Photonic Service Switch WebUI window .......................................................................................................... 3-35

1830 PSS WebUI menu structure ..................................................................................................................................... 3-37

1830 PSS WebUI user assistance ..................................................................................................................................... 3-42

Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-45

Command Line Interface (CLI)

Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-47