2-OTC107702 OptiX NG WDM Equipment Commissioning ISSUE1.14

OptiX NG WDM Equipment
Commissioning
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Objectives
 Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
 Describe the method of OSN 3800/6800/8800 equipment com
missioning.
 Perform OSN 3800/6800/8800 equipment optical power comm
issioning.
 Perform NG WDM network commissioning.
 Perform the commissioning for 40G/100G coherent system.
 Perform indices testing during the commissioning proces
s.
 Eliminate the fault occurring during the commissioning
process.
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Contents
1. Preparations for Commissioning
2. Configuring NE and Network
3. Commissioning Optical Power
4. Commissioning Network
5. Commissioning Coherent System

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Contents
1.1 Instruments and Tools
1.2 Engineering Design Information
1.3 Commissioning Conditions Check
1.4 Testing Connection Points
1.5 General Commissioning Procedures
1.6 List of Commissioning Items

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Instruments and Tools
 Tools and testers used in the equipment commissioning
:
 Laptop (Installed with the Web LCT or U2000)
 Optical power meter, Multimeter, Optical spectrum analy
zer, SDH analyzer…
 Fixed optical attenuator, Fiber jumper, Flange, Cassett
e cleaner or lens tissue…

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Engineering Design Information
 Engineering design document
 Network diagram
 Board layout diagram of the rack
 Wavelength allocation table
 Rack fiber connection diagram
 Configuration diagram of optical amplifiers
 Fiber connection diagram
 Optical attenuator list
 Design description file

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Fiber Connection Diagram
Ring2-2
Ring2-1
Ring2
Site1
Ring2-3
Ring2-1 Ring2-2
Site1
Ring2-3

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Commissioning Conditions Check
 Installation checklist
 Cabinet Installation
 Cabinet Reinforcement
 Subrack
 Board
 Cable Routing
 Fiber Jumper Installation
 DCM Modules
 Cabinet Door Installation

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 Power on and check the equipment
 1. Powering on the cabinet
Step Content Requirements
OSN 3800: 16A (max.)
Checking the fuse
1 OSN 6800: Two 32A (max.)
capacity
OSN 8800: Four 63A (max.)
Turn off all the power switches. The resistance between the power
Checking the input terminals of part A/B: ∞.
2
resistance Turn on all the power switches. The resistance between the power
input terminals of part A/B: greater than 20kΩ.
Checking the Voltage between NEG (–) and RTN (+): –48V±20% （ -60V±20
3
output voltage ％）

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 Power on and check the equipment
 2. Checking the subrack power-on
 Powering on the subrack (The green indicator stays on.)
 Checking the fan (FAN indicator is always green.)
 3. Checking fiber attenuation
 Fiber connection between OTU (client-side) and the ODF
 Between FIU (line-side) and the ODF
 Between two subracks

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Testing Connection Points – OSN 3
800
FAN
STAT STAT RUN

ACT PROG
PROG
SRV DO not hot
PWRA plug this unit！
PWRB
PWRC
NM_ETH1
ALMC
AUX: NM_ETH1/NM_ETH2, EXT

S1 S11
S6

S5
S4
S2
SCC
SCC
AUX
PIU
PIU
RESET
NM_ETH2
LAMP
TEST
 SCC: RESET, LAMP TEST, ALM CUT
NEG(-)
ALM
CUT
PWR
RTN(+)
CRI
EXT
MAJ
MIN
SCC AUX PIU

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800COM ETH3 ALM01
ALM02
ALM03
ALM04 SERIAL
ALMI1
ALMI2
LAMP1
ALMP2
 EFI:
xcs
STAT
SCC
STAT
PIU
RUN
COM,
ACT ACT
ETH3, SERIAL, ALM

PROG PROG
SRV SRV
PWRA
PWRB
NEG(-)
PWRC
ALMC
O1/2/3/4, ALMI1/2
RTN(+)
SubRACK_ID , LAMP1/2
 AUX: NM_ETH1/NM_E
NM_ETH1
TH2, ETH1/ETH2
NM_ETH2
ETH1
 SCC:
ETH2
Fan
RESET, LAMP TE
RESET
STAT
PROG
LAMP TEST
AUX
ALM CUT ST, ALM CUT
xcs SCC

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T64
 ATE ： ALMO1/2/3/4 、 ALMI1/2

 EFI1 ： NM_ETH2 、 SERIAL
 EFI2 ：
NM_ETH1 、 ETH1/ETH2/ETH3 、 L
AMP1/2
 SCC ： RESET 、 LAMP
TEST 、 ALM CUT

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T32 EFI2 EFI1
PIU
RTN
53A
PWR
-48V
ATE
NM_ETH2
LAMP1 LAMP2
ETH1
ALMI2 ALMO3 ALMO4

ALMI1 ALMO1
ETH2
SERIAL
NM_ETH1
ALMO2
ETH3
Fan
 ATE: ALMO1/2/3/4, ALMI1/2

 EFI1: NM_ETH2, SERIAL
 EFI2: NM_ETH1, ETH1/ETH2/ETH3,
LAMP1/2
 SCC: RESET, LAMP TEST, ALM CUT
Fan

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T16
 ATE ：
ALMO1/2/3/4 、 ALMI1/2
 EFI ：
ETH1/2/3 、 LAMP1/2 、
NM_ETH1 、
NM_ETH2 、 SERIAL
 SCC ：
RESET 、 LAMP TEST 、 ALM
CUT

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General Commissioning Procedures
 The commissioning procedures
 Optical power commissioning
 Commissioning the optical power values of NEs and boards
one by one according to the optical signal flow.
 Network commissioning
 Commissioning protection function, testing bit errors and
other function commissioning operations of network level.

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List of Commissioning Items
No. Item
1 Checking the connection of the U2000 server
2 Setting the NE IP
3 Checking master/slave subracks
4 Setting manual extended ECC communication
5 Creating and configuring the network
6 Commissioning the optical power of each board
7 Checking the network-wide software version
8 Testing protection switching

9 Testing system features
10 Testing bit errors
11 Backing up NE databases

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Contents

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Configuring NE and Network Procedu
res
Start
7 Uploading the NE Data

1 Connecting the NM
Computer
8 Configuring Board WDM
Interface Attributes
2 Starting the U2000
9 Synchronizing the NE Time with
the U2000 Server Manually
3 Creating Optical NEs
10 Setting Performance Monitoring
Parameters of a NE
4 Creating NEs
11 Setting Manually Extended ECC
5 Logging In to a NE Communication
12 Creating Fiber Connections in

6 Setting NE ID and IP Graphic Mode
End

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Setting NE ID

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Setting NE IP

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Contents

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Contents
3.1 Commissioning Guidelines
3.2 Commissioning Optical Power of OTU
3.3 Commissioning Optical Power of Multiplexer and Demulti
plexer
3.4 Commissioning Optical Power of EDFA
3.5 Commissioning Optical Power of Raman Amplifier
3.6 Commissioning Optical Power of OSC
3.7 Example of Commissioning Optical Power
3.8 OPA Introduction
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Commissioning Guidelines
 Basic requirements
 DWDM system:
 The optical power should be between the allowable maximum a
nd minimum values.
 Ensure that the power fluctuation within a range.
 Meet the requirement of system expansion.
 CWDM system:
 Only the received optical power of the OTU is needed in opt
ical power commissioning.

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Commissioning Guidelines
 General commissioning consequence
Station A 2OTM Station F OLA Station E OADM
135km/39dB 85km/27dB
55km/15dB 60km/16dB
80km/26dB 100km/30dB
Station B OLA Station C 2OTM Station D OLA
 It consists of two network segments: A–B–C and A–F–E–D–C.

 Commission the optical power in A–>B–>C signal flow:
①Station A: A-to-B transmit direction ②Station B: A-to-B recei
ve direction
③Station B: B-to-C transmit direction ④Station C: B-to-C rece
ive direction
 Commission the optical power in C–>B–>A, A–>F–>E–>D–>C, C–>D
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–>E–>F–>A.
Commissioning Optical Power of OTU
 1. Forcing the OTU board to emit light
 The WDM side of the OTU board is forced to emit light b
y default.
 2. Adjusting the input optical power of OTU board
 Optimal receive power range: (sensitivity+3)~(overload-
5)dBm
 Case: For a certain OTU, overload = 0dBm, receiver sensiti
vity = -16dBm, the receive optical power range is
1.
 Note the overload of the APD receiver laser is only -9dBm.

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Commissioning Optical Power of Mul
tiplexer and Demultiplexer
 Commissioning requirements
 Adjust the attenuation of the VOAs of the M40V/D40V to
5dB before commissioning.
 Adjust the VOAs to make the optical power (or OSNR) clo
ser to the average value.
 Ensure that the maximum difference of optical power amo
ng all the channels is within 6dB and that of OSNR is w
ithin 2dB.

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Commissioning Optical Power of EDF
A
 1. Adjusting the input optical power of OA board
 Adjust the average single wavelength input optical powe
r of the IN interface of the OA and make it close to th
e typical input power of single wavelength.
 2. Adjusting the gains of OAU1
 Set the gain to ensure that the mean output optical pow
er equals the maximum output optical power of single wa
velength.

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A
 Commissioning requirements of OA (40-channel)
Typical input power
Max. output power of Max. output power of Channel
Item of single channel
total channels (dBm) single channel (dBm) gain (dB)
(dBm)
OBU101 16 0 -20 20
OBU103 20 4 -19 23
OBU104 16 0 -17 17
OBU205 23 7 -16 23
OAU101 20 4 -16 20 ~ 31
OAU102 17 1 -19 20 ~ 31
OAU103 20 4 -20 24 ~ 36
OAU105 23 7 -16 23 ~ 34
HBA 26 10 -19 29
 Ptotal = Psingle + 10 x lgN (N: max. number of λs)

 Case: OBU103, 20dBm = dBm + 10 x lg40.

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A
 Case: OAU101, typical input/output power for each channel:
-16/+4dBm, the signal gain range: 20 ~ 31dB
 If the average single wavelength input optical power is lower t
han the typical input power of single wavelength, no VOA is nee
ded.
 Change the gain of OAU101 to
-20dBm dB by NMS.
+4dBm
OAU101
PA BA
IN OUT
VOA
TDC RDC
DCM (B) Insertion loss of DCM: 5dB

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Commissioning Optical Power of Ram
an Amplifier
 Commissioning requirements
 On-off gain is not less than 10dB.
 On-off gain = Optical power on the SYS interface when the l
aser is enabled – Optical power on the SYS interface when
the Raman laser is disabled
 Special LSH/APC fiber connector.
 The laser is by default turned off after the Raman ampl
ifier is powered on.
 Fiber should have no connector within the distance of 0
~20km.

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Commissioning Optical Power of OSC
 Commissioning Requirements
 Basic requirements of the optical power commissioning on the O
SC are as follows:
 The received optical power of the OSC: –45dBm ~ –8dBm.
 A 15dB fixed attenuator is required at the receive end of the OSC
in the station.
-2dBm -3.5dBm -15.5dBm -17dBm
F F
SC1/2
SC1 I SC1/2
SC1
TM
RM OUT IN
I
TM
RM
U 40km U
(12dB)
IL:1.5dB IL:1.5dB

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Example of Commissioning Optical P
ower
1. OTM Transmit End
2. OLA
3. OTM Receive End
4. FOADM (MR2+MR2)
5. FOADM (M40+D40)
6. ROADM (WSD9+RMU9)
7. ROADM (WSMD4+WSMD4)

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1 OTM Transmit End
-2dBm -19+10lgN +4+10lgN +3+10lgN
OTU M F
M
4 I
① 4 OBU103
0
0 U
OTU VOA
Note : Adjust the attenuation of VOA① to make the input optical power of each
wavelength to typical optical power for OBU103.
Ptotal (dBm) ＝ Psingle (dBm) + 10lgN (dB)

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2 OLA
-16+10lgN +4+10lgN +3+10lgN
F OAU101 F
I I
PA BA
U U
①
DCM
1. VOA①: adjust the input optical power for OAU101 closer to typical power.
2. OAU101: change the gain to make sure the output power is typical.
3. When the input power is lower than typical power: firstly remove the VOA ① ,
secondly change the gain of OAU101 to make sure the output power is typical.

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3 OTM Receive End
-16+10lgN 4+10lgN -2.5dBm PIN: 7dB (Att.)

APD:15dB (Att.)
M40 OTU
F M
D
I OPU03
OAU101 44 ②
0
U 0
①
OTU Fixed Attenuator
1. VOA① : adjust the input optical power for OAU101 closer to typical power.
2. OAU101: change the gain to make sure the output power is typical.
3. When the input power is lower than typical power: firstly remove the VOA ① ,
secondly change the gain of OAU101 to make sure the output power is typical.
4. Attenuator ② : add corresponding fixed attenuator for OTU boards at IN ports.

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4 FOADM (MR2+MR2)
-19+10lgN
-16+10lgN +4+10lgN +4+10lgN
O O O O
T T T T
OAU101 U U U U
② ④
F F
I PA BA MR2 MR2 OBU103 I
U ③ U
①
DCM
1. VOA ① : adjust the input optical power for OAU101 closer to typical power.
2. OAU101 : change the gain to make sure the output power is typical.
4. VOA ③ : adjust the optical power of passing-through channels.
5. VOA ④ : adjust the optical power of added channels.

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5 FOADM (M40+D40)
O O O O
T T T T
-16+10lgN +4+10lgN U U U U -19+10lgN +4+10lgN
②
④
OAU101
F F
D M
I PA BA OBU103 I
4 4
U ③ U
0 0
①
DCM
4. VOA ③ : adjust the optical power of passing-through channels.
5. VOA ④ : adjust the optical power of the added channels.

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6 ROADM (WSD9+RMU9)
-17+10lgN
-16+10lgN +4+10lgN O O OTU OTU -19+10lgN +4+10lgN

T T
U U ④ M40V
OAU101 OBU1
D40 04
F F
I PA BA OBU103 I
WSD9 RMU9
U ① U
② ③
DCM
1. VOA① : adjust the input optical power for OAU101 closer to typical power.
3. VOAs in WSD9 ② : adjust the optical power of dropped and passing-through channels.
4. VOAs in M40V ④ and VOAs in RMU9③ : adjust the optical power of the added channels.

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7 ROADM (WSMD4+WSMD4)
O O O O
-16+10lgN +4+10lgN T T -19+10lgN +4+10lgN
T T
U U U U
②
D40 M40
F F
I OAU101 WSMD4 WSMD4 OBU103 I
U ① ③ U
4. VOAs in WSMD4 ③ : adjust the optical power of added and passing-through channels.

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OPA Introduction
 OPA: Optical power adjustment
 Mechanism:
 In the commissioning phase, after the boards work normally, set the r
ated optical power values of OA boards, create the optical cross-conn
ections, and set Power Adjustment Mode to Auto on the U2000.
 After end-to-end optical cross-connections are created, the OPA funct
ion takes the OTU board and optical amplifier board as reference node
s and starts adjustment section by section. The software makes calcul
ations, and the internal variable attenuator of the adjustable board
in the cross-connection path is adjusted automatically.
 The automatic adjustment ensures that the input power of the OTU boar
d and OA board meet the commissioning requirements.

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OPA Introduction
 The scenario case of OPA ： OA>WSD9>RMU9>OA

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OPA Introduction
 The OPA function is used at the commissioning phase. The i
mplementation process is as follows ：
 Related boards are working normally.
 According to the actual network condition, set the rated input
and output optical power of the optical amplifier board on the
U2000 manually. (Note: The rated input and output optical powe
r of the amplifier units should be set as the nominal per-chan
nel input and output optical power).
 Single station optical cross-connections are accomplished by t
he U2000.
 The system automatically starts the OPA function.

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Contents

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Commissioning Network
 Checking network-wide software version
 Testing protection switching
 Testing system features
 Testing bit errors
 Backing up NE database

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Testing Bit Errors
 Testing the 10-minute bit errors of each optical chan
nel
IN Tx Rx
O O
Signal
T T
Analyzer
OUT Rx U U Tx
Site A Site B

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Testing Bit Errors
 Testing all-channel bit errors (24 hours)
OUT Rx
OTU OTU
Signal
Analyzer OTU OTU
OTU OTU
IN Tx
Site A Site B

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Backing Up NE Database
 After the configuration data is delivered, it is requ
ired to backup the NE database.
 The NE database can ensure that the SCC board restore
s to normal operation automatically upon data loss or
power failure.

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Contents

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Commissioning Coherent System
 The 40G/100G coherent systems are commissioned in the same way as 10G/40G
systems. But they have some dedicated boards, and also some parameters are
different.
Different Item Guideline
Site OLA Commissioning for OAU106 and RAU boards is added.
commissioning ROADM Commissioning for TM20 and TD20 boards is added.
The typical output optical power of coherent boards is –4 dBm, which is the
OTU boards
same as that of 40G( non-coherent) DQPSK modules.
The incident optical power of the coherent system has a great impact on
Incident optical
transmission performance. Therefore, higher requirements are imposed on the
power
coherent system.
Commissioning
specifications 1. The FEC threshold of 40G and 100G in the coherent system (HD) is 4.5E-3,
that of 100G (SD) is 2E-2; and the FEC threshold in the non-coherent system
is 2E-3.
FEC threshold
2. The BER threshold before FEC of 40G in the coherent system is 8.5E-4.
3. The BER threshold before FEC of 100G in the coherent system (HD) is 7E-4.
4. The BER threshold before FEC of 100G in the coherent system (SD) is 7E-3.

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Commissioning Coherent System
 The differences of commissioning methods
Different Items Guideline
The integral method is used to measure OSNR for the coherent
OSNR
system, or Using the OD/SOM function. The scanning method and
measuring
polarization method do not apply to the coherent system.
Commissioning methods for 1+1 protection in the coherent system
Commis 1+1 protection are the same as those in the non-coherent system. However, there
sioning are no requirements on residual dispersion.
methods Hybrid
Hybrid transmission has a great impact on the coherent system,
transmission
which must be paid attention to.
commissioning
Expansion The coherent system has high requirements on optical power.
commissioning Adjust optical power for expansion using a step of less than 1 dB.

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RAU Commissioning
 An RAU is a board integrated with Raman and EDFA, which is
common used in the receiving end. There are two models:
RAU106 and RAU201.
 RAU commissioning includes Raman commissioning and EDFA
commissioning.
RAU106 MONS SYS TDC RDC RAU201
TDC RDC
MONO MONS SYS MONO
7 8
LINE 7 8
RPC OUT LIN OUT
OAU RPC OAU
E
Check whether EVOA

exists on RAUs.

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RAU Commissioning
 Commission EDFA by referring to common optical amplifier
commissioning. Perform the following operations to
commission Raman:
1. Check line quality.
2. Select fiber types.
3. Set Raman gain.

RAU106
4. Commission integrated
EDFA.

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RAU Commissioning
 Precautions for RAU commissioning:
 RAU boards must be used with 14FIU boards and connected to
14FIU boards through SYS ports.14FIU boards support the
filtering function. Precisely detect the optical power in bands to
control gain when RAU boards work in gain lock mode.
Connection to DCM/DCU is not

allowed.

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OAU106 Commissioning
 The OAU106 board is an OA of high performance developed
for coherent systems. The structure and specifications of the
OAU106 board are as follows.
OAU106 commissioning: Commissioning rules for the OAU106 board are the same as
those for existing OAUs.
Notes on commissioning for systems with dispersion compensation:
1. In an 80-channel system, the insertion loss between ports TDC and RDC must be less
than 5.5 dB.
2. In a 40-channel system, DCM/DCU is not allowed to be configured between ports TDC
and RDC. The TDC and RDC ports can only be connected directly.

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TM20/TD20 Principles and Commissioning
 Two boards TM20 and TD20 are added to ROADM sites in the co
herent system.
Key points in TM20 commissioning

AM01  Set wavelength cross-connections in a similar
20x1 TAP
OUT
MUX manner as that for setting wavelength cross-
...
optical
module connections on the WSM9 board.
AM20 TAP_PIN MON
TM20
Key points in TD20 commissioning
 Check whether the total number of input
Built-in OA
DM01 VOA wavelengths of TD20 is equal to or less than 20.
1x20
 Commission the built-in OA based on OBU
Splitter
...
IN
module MON commissioning principles to ensure that the single-
DM20
wavelength output optical power is +7 dBm.
TD20 (coherent)

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Measuring OSNR Using Integral Metho
d
 For coherent signals with wide optical spectrum, the
traditional scanning method using an OSA or inband po
larization method (EXFO) cannot correctly measure sys
tem OSNR. Therefore, use the integral method to measu
re OSNR of coherent signals.
Figure 1 Figure 2

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System Commissioning Specifications
 The system optical power has a great impact on transmissio
n performance of coherent code patterns. Therefore, higher
requirements are imposed on the coherent system.
Single-wavelength incident optical power for a pure coherent 80-channel system without
dispersion compensation (default incident optical power/high incident optical power)
G.652
Rate Code Pattern LEAF
(SMF-28)
100G ePDM-QPSK +1/+4 –1
40G ePDM-BPSK +1/+4 –1
Single-wavelength incident optical power for a pure coherent 40-channel system without
dispersion compensation (default incident optical power/high incident optical power)
G.652
Rate Code Pattern LEAF
(SMF-28)
100G ePDM-QPSK +1/+4 –1
40G ePDM-BPSK +1/+4 –1

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Rules for Connecting OA and EVOA
 Basic rules for connecting EVOA and OA
 In a system using standard incident optical power, EVOA is configured in front of the IN port on an OA
to adjust the input optical power of the OA at the local site.
 In a system using non-standard incident optical power, EVOA is configured behind the OUT port on an
OA to adjust system incident optical power (to ensure that the incident optical power does not exceed
system requirements) and the input optical power of the downstream OA.
 In a pure 80-channel coherent system using G.652 fibers, the standard incident optical power is used.
In other pure coherent scenarios (including the 40-channel G.652 system), the non-standard incident
optical power is used and EVOA must be configured behind the OUT port on an OA.
Transmit end
Transmit end
Service
Service
site
site
OTM OTM
OADM Receive end OADM Receive end
Service Service
site site
System using standard incident System using non-

OLA optical power OLA standard incident optical
power
 Note: The preceding provides rules for connecting OA and EVOA on the main optical path. Connect OA and EVOA on add/drop tributary
paths by following rules for connecting OA and EVOA in the system using standard incident optical power.

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Hybrid Coherent System Commissioning
 Observe the following points during commissioning:
 Hybrid transmission channel spacing: In a hybrid coherent system, channel spacing is
usually increased to reduce the impact of hybrid transmission. You must set the channel
spacing according to design requirements during commissioning.
 Adjacency type: The currently recommended adjacency type is single-side adjacency.
For dual-side adjacency, confirm with design personnel.
 Hybrid coherent systems are sensitive to system incident optical power. Commission
the optical power by strictly following system commissioning requirements. Note that
the optical power of non-coherent signals cannot be too high.
 The impact of hybrid transmission on coherent signals is as follows.
Influence of Hybrid
2.5G 10G 40G ODB 40G eDQPSK
Scenario
40G BPSK High High High Low
100G QPSK High High High Low
 Note: In a G.652 system, impact of hybrid transmission can be ignored when hybrid
transmission channel spacing is larger than 1000 GHz.

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Coherent System Expansion Commissioning
 Expansion commissioning for coherent systems is the same as that for
non-coherent systems, as shown in the following figure:
1. Review expansion design 4. Implement expansion.

solutions.
2. Check system performance 5. Check system performance

before expansion. after expansion.
3. Review expansion 6. Complete expansion and

commissioning solutions. archive commissioning results.

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Detection Methods for Coherent System
Parameters
Portable
OD/SOM
Item MCA OSA Optical Power
Function
Meter
Single-wavelength
Applicable Applicable Not applicable Applicable
optical power
Total optical Not
Applicable Applicable Applicable
power applicable
Not
OSNR Not applicable Not applicable Applicable
applicable
 Notes: You can measure coherent system OSNR using the integral
method or using the OD/SOM function.

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Questions
 What are the general commissioning procedures of Opti
X OSN 3800/6800/8800?
 If the input power of single wavelength is -16dBm, wh

at’s the value of input power for 40 wavelengths?

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Summary
 Preparations for Commissioning
 Configuring NE and Network
 Commissioning Optical Power
 Commissioning Network
 Commissioning Coherent System

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Glossary
 APD: Avalanche Photo Diode
 DCM: Dispersion Compensation Module
 EDFA: Erbium Doped Fiber Amplifier
 IL: Insertion Loss
 OA: Optical Amplifier
 OTU/TU/LU: Optical Transponder Unit / Tributary Unit / Line Unit
 OSNR: Optical Signal to Noise Ratio
 OSA: Optical Spectrum Analyzer
 PIN: Positive Intrinsic Negative
 VOA: Variable Optical Attenuator

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Appendix 1 OTU Common Indices
Receiving power Range

Mean Launch
Item Note
Power (dBm) PIN (dBm) APD (dBm)
LSXL / NS3 -5 ~ 0 -16 ~ 0 —
LSX / TMX / LOG /

-3 ~ 2 -16 ~ 0 -26 ~ -9
NS2
DWDM side
ND2 / NQ2 -3 ~ 2 -16 ~ 0 —
L4G -3 ~ 2 ， -2 ~ 2 — -25 ~ -9
LDGD / LQMD -8 ~ -4 ， -5 ~ 0 -18 ~ 0 -28 ~ -9
LDGS / LQMS -5 ~ -1, -2 ~ 3 -18 ~ 0 -28 ~ -9

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Appendix 2 EDFA Common Indices (8
0-channel)
Max. output power Typical input power
Max. output power of Channel
Item of total channels of single channel
single channel (dBm) gain (dB)
(dBm) (dBm)
OBU101 16 -3 -23 20
OBU103 20 1 -22 23
OBU104 16 -3 -20 17
OBU205 23 4 -19 23
OAU101 20 1 - 19 20 ～ 31
OAU102 17 -2 - 22 20 ～ 31
OAU103 20 1 -23 24 ～ 36
OAU105 23 4 -19 23 ～ 34

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Appendix 3 Insertion Loss
Item Insertion Loss Item Insertion Loss
≤ 1 dB (IN-TC, RC-OUT) ≤ 1.5 dB (Add/Drop)

FIU MR2
≤ 1.5 dB (IN-TM, RM-OUT) ≤ 1.0 dB(IN-MRO,MRI-OUT)
≤ 4 dB (Add/Drop) ≤ 4 dB (Add/Drop)
MR8 CMR4
≤ 3.5 dB (IN-MRO,MRI-OUT) ≤ 3.5 dB (IN-MRO,MRI-OUT)
≤ 2.2 dB (Add/Drop) ≤ 1.5 dB (Add/Drop)

MR4 CMR2
≤ 1.5 dB (IN-MRO,MRI-OUT) ≤ 1.0 dB (IN-MRO,MRI-OUT)

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Appendix 3 Insertion Loss
Item Insertion Loss Item Insertion Loss
≤ 8.5 dB (EXPI-OUT) ≤ 9 dB (Mx-OUT)
RMU9 ≤ 12.5a dB (AMx-TOA) ≤ 7 dB (IN-DM)

ROAM
≤ 1.5 dB (ROA-OUT) ≤ 14 dB (EXPI-OUT)
WSD9/WSMD4 ≤ 8a dB ≤ 3 dB (IN-EXPO)
TM20 ≤ 8 dB TD20 ≤ 8 dB
<4.5 dB (RE-OUT, RO-OUT) M40/D40 ≤ 6.5 dB
ITL <2.5 dB (IN-TE, IN-TO, M40V/D40V ≤ 8a dB

TN11ITL)
<3.5 dB (IN-TE, IN-TO, DCM (S/A-F) 2.5/4/5/7/8/9/10 (dB) (G.652)
TN12ITL)

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Station B OLA Station C 2OTM Station D OLA

 It consists of two network segments: A–B–C and A–F–E–D–C.

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