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    GPON System Maintenance

    Objectives

     Upon completion of this course, you will be able


    to:
     Master Routine Maintenance
     Master NMS Alarms and Handling
     Master Fault Location
     Master Card Replacement
    Contents

     Device Routine Maintenance


     ZXA10 C300 Alarms and Handling
     Fault Location
     Card Replacement
    Common Maintenance Methods

     Observation  Cross-connection
     Plugging/unplugging  Alarm log analysis
     Card replacement  Subscriber line test
     Self-loop  Connectivity Test
     Sequential card plugging  Online test
     Power-on self-test  Ensuring Contact

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    Maintenance Classification

     Daily maintenance
     Daily maintenance is maintenance performed every day. Daily
    maintenance helps to know about daily running status of the
    system.
     Periodic maintenance
     Generally, periodic maintenance refers to quarterly maintenance.
     Periodic maintenance helps to know about the working status
    and performance status of the system to handle faults in time.
     Emergency maintenance
     Emergency maintenance is maintenance performed for
    troubleshooting when the system encounters a fault or change.

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    Device Routine Maintenance

     Daily Maintenance
     Weekly Maintenance
     Monthly Maintenance

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    Device Daily maintenance

    Category Item
    Environment monitoring Power voltage
    maintenance
    Equipment room temperature
    Equipment room humidify
    Air-conditioner running status
    Dust-proof measures
    Master device running Fan running status
    status monitoring
    Control and switch card running status
    Office-end GPON card running status
    Optical Ethernet interface card status
    Electrical interface circuit emulation card status

    STM-1 optical interface circuit emulation card status


    Optical interface card status
    Network management channel
    Current alarms

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    Device Weekly Maintenance

    Category Item
    System maintenance Virus check

    Alarm management Alarm management

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    Device Monthly Maintenance

    Category Item
    Hardware check Cabinet check
    Power and grounding cables check
    Data management Versions uploading
    NM data backup
    Operation Log management
    Maintenance terminal Maintenance terminal disk cleanup
    check
    Grounding resistance Grounding resistance test
    test

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    NMS Routine Maintenance

     Daily Maintenance
     Monthly Maintenance

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    NMS Daily Maintenance

     Viewing Real-time Alarms


     Viewing NM Server Performance
     Viewing Database Resources

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    NMS Monthly Maintenance

     Backing Up Database
     Backing Up Log

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    Contents

     Device Routine Maintenance


     ZXA10 C300 Alarms and Handling
     Fault Location
     Card Replacement
    Alarm Levels

     According to alarm severities, alarms can be grouped into five


    levels:
     Critical alarm
     Major alarm
     Minor alarm
     Warning alarm
     Notification

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    Critical Alarms
    Alarm Message Code Handling Suggestion
    OLT Receiving 35129 Check whether threshold value is set properly. If not, modify the
    threshold value.
    Power Abnormally
    Check the following regarding the optical fiber . If the optical fiber is
    faulty, replace the optical fiber .
    Whether the optical fiber connecting ONU is bent too much.

     Whether each joint is properly connected.

    Whether the joint connection attenuates too much.

    Whether the fiber connection distance is in effective range.

    Check whether the ONU optical module transmits optical power normally.
    If not, replace the optical module or the ONU.
    OLT Signal Loss 35273 Check fiber connection.
    Check optical power.
    Check whether the ONU is powered OFF

    OLT transmitting 35275 Check whether the alarm threshold value is set appropriately. If not,
    modify the threshold value.
    optical power Check whether the OLT optical module transmits optical power normally.
    abnormal If not, replace the OLT optical module or the line card.
    35279 The OLT automatically turn off the faulty ONU. If the OLT fails, check the
    faulty ONU manually and disconnect it.
    ONU Constantly
    Check whether the side optical module of the ONU transmits optical
    Optical power normally.
    Check whether the optical fiber is connected normally.

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    Critical Alarms (Cont.)

    Alarm Message Code Handling Suggestion


    Power remote 36868 Check cable connection.
    alarm Check system configuration.

    Loss of frame 36870 Restart main control card, or pull out and insert the
    main control card manually
    Check whether the rates on the transmission port and
    receiving port match. Set the rates to be consistent.
    Carry out the local loopback command to perform
    loopback or if the conditions allow, use optical fiber
    to perform physical loopback.
    Out of frame 36871 Check optical line.
    Run a loopback test to locate the faulty NE.
    Uplink port down 40713 Check physical connection.
    Check opposite device.

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    Major Alarms

    Alarm Message Code Handling Suggestion


    Card status error 33037 “Reset Card”. Check whether the alarm is cleared.
    Check whether the card is in correct slot, and inserted properly.
    Check whether the card type is correct to ensure the type
    configuration is correct.
    Check whether the main control card version is consistent with the line
    card version.
    Replace the card if necessary.
    ONU signal loss 35113 Check optical line.
    Check whether ONU optical module transmits optical power
    normally. If not, replace optical module.

    ONU start-up fail 35121 Check fiber distance.


    Check optical power.
    ONU physical device 35128 Replace ONU.
    error
    OLT signal loss 35273 Check optical line.
    Check whether OLT optical module transmits optical power
    normally. If not, replace optical module.
    Check whether the ONU is powered OFF.
    Power local alarm 36867 Check cable connection.
    Check relevant configurations.

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    Minor Alarms
    Alarm Message Code Handling Suggestion

    ONU window drift 35115 ONU clock module is faulty. Replace ONU.

    ONU signal 35117 Check optical line.


    degradation Check interface contact.
    Check transmitting power of optical module.
    Check optical module parameter configuration.
    ONU GEM
    35119 Check optical line.
    delimitation loss
    Check interface contact.
    ONU deactivation
    35122 Make sure that ONU supports the function.
    failed
    ONU
    acknowledgement 35123 Make sure that ONU supports the function.
    loss
    Check ONU status.
    ONU PLOAM loss 35125
    Restart ONU.
    Error message from 35126 Check whether ONU enables some functions which
    ONU OLT does not support.
    Disable these functions.
    Modify ONU type.

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    Minor Alarms (Cont.)

    Alarm Message Code Handling Suggestion

    Card version upgrade 38401 Check version.


    failed alarm Check CPU occupancy.
    High temperature 50944 Increase the fan speed.
    alarm
    Fan fault 50948 Check fan running status.

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    Notification

    Alarm Code Handling Suggestion


    Message
    CPU overload 33035 Check protocol configuration.
    alarm Check whether there are abnormal protocol
    packets.
    Memory 33036 Check protocol configurations.
    overload Delete unnecessary configurations.
    alarm Disable unnecessary protocols.
    ONU power off 35124 Check ONU power supply.

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    Contents

     Device Routine Maintenance


     ZXA10 C300 Alarms and Handling
     Fault Location
     Card Replacement
    Fault Classification

     Hardware faults such as card failure or connection cables


    damage
     Faults caused by improper operations.
     Version problem

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    Basis for Fault Analysis

     Maintenance personnel’s description of the fault


     End user description of the fault
     Equipment status
     Alarms and notification messages on NMS
     Alarms originating from equipment at other end

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    Fault Analysis Approach

     Service data stream analysis


     Knowledge of basic principles

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    Contents

     Device Routine Maintenance


     ZXA10 C300 Alarms and Handling
     Fault Location
     Card Replacement
    Replacing Control and Switching Card

     1.Wear an anti-static wrist strap.


     2. Press the clasp on the faulty card with one hand. Pull out the
    card with the other hand. Do not touch the components/circuit
    on the card.
     3. Put the faulty card in the anti-static bag and label the bag
    ’Faulty’. Also indicate the card type and program version.
     4. Put the anti-static bag into a carton. Label the carton for
    identification.
     5. Insert the new card.
     6. Download the data to the card from NetNumen N31 Server.

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    Replacing Other Cards

     1. Wear an anti-static wrist strap.


     2. Press the clasp on the faulty card with one hand. Pull out the
    card with the other hand. Do not touch the components/circuit
    on the card.
     3. Put the faulty card in the anti-static bag and label the bag
    ’Faulty’. Also indicate the card type and program version.
     4. Put the anti-static bag into a carton. Label the carton for
    identification.
     5. Insert the new card in relevant slot.

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