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Chapter 2 Theory of Operation
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Alarm Name
Major
High
Minor
High
Minor
Low
Major
Low
Values
Typical
Value
Hysteresis
Units
Laser
Enabled
Status [1]
na
na
na
na
Ok
Alarm
na
na
na
[1] This alarm sets the unit to the safe state. In the safe state, the amplifier is turned
off causing the optical amplifier output to be disabled.
[2] This alarm tests for presence of +24V, -6V from the OIB.
[3] This alarm indicates the state of the internal voltages (+24V, +5.0V, Vref).
[4] See following for laser nominal set point temperature based on module
temperature.
[5] See next table for input power alarm values.
Input Power Alarm Parameters
The following tables define the input power alarm parameters for the EDFA.
(Gain-flattened) EDFA - Constant Gain Mode (Default)
Product Type
Major
High
Minor
High
Minor
Low
Major
Low
Values
Typical
Value
Hysteresis
Units
17.0 / 20.0 /21.0
dBm Low Gain
45.0
25.0
-8.0
-10.0
Ok
Alarm
-7.0
0.1
dBm
17.0 / 20.0 /21.0
dBm High Gain
45.0
25.0
-13.0
-15.0
Ok
Alarm
-12.0
0.1
dBm
(Gain-flattened) EDFA - Constant Power Mode
Product Type
Major
High
Minor
High
Minor
Low
Major
Low
Values
Typical
Value
Hysteresis
Units
17.0 / 20.0 /21.0
dBm
Low/High Gain
45.0
25.0
0
-10.0
Ok
Alarm
5.0
0.1
dBm
Broadcast EDFA - Constant Power Mode (Default)
Product Type
Major
High
Minor
High
Minor
Low
Major
Low
Values
Typical
Value
Hysteresis
Units

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BrandCisco
ModelGS7000
CategoryNetwork Hardware
LanguageEnglish

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