Standard HW Maintenance Concept Standard HW Maintenance Concept Standard HW Maintenance Concept Standard HW Maintenance Concept

Standard HW Maintenance Concept
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Objectives
The participant is able to
use the corresponding documentation for the standard HW maintenance
interpret alarms at the system panel or BCT
describe the procedure of the standard fault clearance
Contents
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1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
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2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
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3.1
3.2
3.3
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Documentation for Standard HW Maintenance

Overview of the Documentation
Maintenance Manuals MMN
Exchange Configuration Documentation ECD
Information about Electrostatic Sensitive Devices
Alarming on the System Panel
Layout of the System Panel Display SYPD
Alarm Display and Alarm Audio Signals
Files for Fault Messages
Displaying Fault Messages
Sequence of HW Fault Clearance
Summary of Fault Clearance Sequence
Initiating Fault Clearance using the SYP100 Procedure
Module Replacement
Exercise
Solution
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1 Documentation for Standard HW

Maintenance
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1.1 Overview of the Documentation

Standard HW maintenance is initiated on the basis of an alarm on the system panel
or a graphic alarm display (system status display) in the OMC. The alarm displays
branch to the maintenance manuals which include procedures to control the fault
clearance. The guidelines for electrostatic sensitive devices have to be followed
when executing HW maintenance procedures. Furthermore the Exchange
Configuration Documentation has to be used for localize the faulty module in the
exchange room.
Maintenance Manual
The maintenance manual contains the procedures for standard HW fault clearance
in addition to instructions on HW configuration and a layout of the front panel of
the modules.
Exchange Configuration Documentation

This documentation contains information on how to locate hardware devices
including modules and cables in specific network elements.
Information about Electrostatic Sensitive Devices

This brochure contains information about using electrostatic sensitive
components.
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Information for
electrostatic
sensitive Devices
Maintenance
Manual
System Panel
Maintenance
Manual
Fault dependent
Exchange
Configuration
Documentation
General
Fault
Procedure
Fault
Procedure
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1.2 Maintenance Manuals MMN

1.2.1 Layout of Maintenance Manuals
The maintenance manuals are intended for use as guides to programmed standard
HW maintenance and for use as a reference. Maintenance manuals are available for
all HW system units for which the standard maintenance procedure applies. A
maintenance manual on software is also available but is not described in this section.
These maintenance manuals all use the same layout. Each includes the following:
Introduction
The introduction contains important general information such as how the manual
fits into the maintenance manual concept, how to interpret an alarm report, a
description of the elements which make up a fault clearance procedure and an
explanation of symbols used.
List of Procedures
This section lists the fault clearance procedures. The maintenance technician who
branched to the required maintenance manual on the basis of a system fault message starts the procedure in the block designated as "1". The technician follows
any further instructions in this procedure which contain command inputs, queries
from system responses, branches to other blocks and module interchange.
Tables
This section contains important reference information which is also used during a
fault clearance procedure.
This section includes allocation lists which contain information on how the hardware is embedded in the system, rack and frame layouts, a list of suspect modules for fault clearance procedures and the front layouts of individual modules.
Appendix
The appendix contains information on the maintenance commands (CONF, DIAG,
TEST, etc.) and maintenance displays (fault messages, warnings, etc.). In addition,
this section also describes which actions are required for HW module replacement.
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Introduction
integration of manual in the MMN concept
interpretation of alarm report
elements of a fault clearance procedure
List of Procedures
programmed fault clearance
Tables
intergration of HW in the system (allocation lists)
rack and frame layout
module front layout
suspect modules
Appendix
maintenance concepts
maintenance displays
actions for a HW module interchange
Fig. 2 Contents of Maintenance Manuals
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1.2.2 Maintenance Manual Procedures

The "List of Procedures" section of the maintenance manual lists the fault clearance
procedures for the corresponding HW. For example, MMN:SN (126LTG) contains all
procedures for fault clearance in the switching network with a connecting capability
of 126 LTG. Locate the required procedure using the MMN number in the fault
printout on the output device. The maintenance technician follows the programmed
instructions listed in the procedure until the fault has been cleared.
Fig. 3 Explanation of Procedure Elements
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Fig. 4 Example: Fault Clearance Procedure SN004 in MMN:SN (126 LTG)
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1.3 Exchange Configuration Documentation ECD

1.3.1 Mechanical Design
Rack row
It is possible to install one or more network elements of the same or different
types in a single installation room. The individual installation units are installed in
rows. Such a row is referred to as a rack row. Rack rows inside a room are
assigned a consecutive number (rack row number) to make it possible to locate
individual rows during maintenance.
Rack
A rack is a single subunit inside a rack row. A rack has two doors on both the front
and rear side which provide access to HW modules or rack cabling. A rack is
identified using the rack number.
Frame
Frames are located inside a rack. A frame consists of a metal frame which serves
as the mechanical support, plastic shelves on the front side for holding the
hardware modules, and a multilayer backplane on the back side used for electric
connections inside the frame and for connecting cables to other frames or
external equipment. Depending on the size of the backplane, a frame can hold one
or two horizontal rows of modules. A frame is identified by its so-called "mounting
unit" or MUT. The MUT numbers the individual horizontal sections inside a rack
from top to bottom consecutively.
Module
HW modules are located inside a frame. Module rows inside an MUT are
identified by the letter A or C to facilitate location of the modules even in frames
containing multiple rows. Individual modules inside a module row can be located
using the "module location" or MOLOC number stamped onto the metal frame
supports.
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The entire rear wall cabling is pluggable. Cables equipped with connected cable
connectors are provided in the required length.
The supply voltage (48 V or 60 V DC) for EWSD installations is provided by central
power supply systems equipped with a battery.
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Rack Rows
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02
03
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Module
Frame
Module
Module
Racks
001 007 013 013

019 025 031 037 043 049 055 013
061 067 073 079 085 091 013
097 103 109 115 121
Module Location
Fig. 5 EWSD Mechanical Design
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As mentioned previously module rows inside a frame are designated using letters.
However the letter designation used depends on whether the backplane structure is
based on SIVAPAC or SIPAC technology. Numbering of the module location
(MOLOC) also depends on the structure of the backplane.
SIVAPAC single row frame (e.g. LTG G)
Module row is generally designated as A
Module location is numbered from 1 to 126
SIVAPAC double row frame (e.g. DLU B for fixed network or Combiswitch)
The upper module row is designated as A and the lower module row as C
SIPAC single row frames only (e.g. CP113C)
Module row is always designated as C
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001 007 013 019 025 031 037 043
055
061
left LTGG
067
073
079
DCCDE
CR0/1 *
SILCB
CGSM
PMUx
GSL
TOG *
LTU 4
LTU 3
LTU 2
LTU 1
LTU 0
DCCDE
CR0/1 *
PMUx
049
SILCB
GSL
CGSM
TOG *
LTU 3
LTU 4
LTU 2
LTU 1
LTU 0
DCCDE
A
F:LTG (A)
(LTG G)
085 091 097 103 109 115 121
right LTGG
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13
14
15
SLM/ALEX
SLM/MTAM
EMSP/LTAM
SLM/TBAM
SLM/EMSP
15
SLM
1-1
14
SLM
DCCDF *
13
SLM
1-0
12
SLM
079
DCCDF *
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SLM
073
RGB 1
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DLUC 1
10
SLM
067
DCCDC
DLUC 1/LDID 1 9
9
SLM
061
055
10
GCG 1
085 091 097 103 109 115 121
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BD 0
079
7
GCD 0
073
SLM
5
SLM
067
4
SLM
061
BD 0
049
055
SLM/MGB
3
SLM
DLUC 0/LDID 0 6
4
SLM/FMTU
2
SLM
3
SLM/LCMM
1
SLM
001 007 013 019 025 031 037 043
049
SLM
2
SLM/SASC *1
1
SLM/SASC *1
043
SLM
1-1
DCCDF *
1-0
DCCDF *
001 007 013 019 025 031 037
DLUC 0
0
SLM/EMSP
RGB 0
DCCDC
0-0
MOLOC Axxx
F:DLU (D)
(DLU B)
085 091 097 103 109 115 121
MOLOC Axxx
MOLOC Cxxx
101 113 125 137 149 161
173
185
197
209
221
223
245
257
DCCMC
CMYM
CMYM
CMYM
CMYM
CMYC
PIA
PIA
PIA
PIA
PIA
DCCMC
PEX
DCCMC
PEX
DCCMC
C
F:PBC
(CP113C)
269 281 293 305 317 329 341

MOLOC Cxxx
Fig. 6 Examples of Module Row and Module Location Numbering
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1.3.2 Exchange Configuration Documentation (ECD) for

Standard HW Maintenance
The Exchange Description Documentation includes information required for standard
HW fault clearance. Always refer to this information during fault clearance (e.g. to
avoid plugging a HW module into the incorrect module slot which could cause
irreparable damage to the module or backplane)
Rack layout list, layout plan and rack equipment list are required for standard
fault clearance.
Rack Layout List

The rack layout list lists application and numbering of individual racks inside one or
more rack rows of a network element. Refer to the REMARKS column for the
system specific numbering of HW units installed in individual racks. A six digit
number has been entered in the RACK POS.NO column which shows the position
of a rack inside the system room and rack row. The RACK POS.NO consists of the
following:
digits 1 - 2 : room number
digits 3 - 4 : rack row number
digits 5 - 6 : rack number
Example: You receive an alarm message containing an error indication from LTG 0-10
in the 05LX/TX66 network node. You refer to the ECD for the corresponding network
node and look for LTG010 in the REMARKS column.
In the DESIGNATION column you find the designation R:SNB/LTGG i.e. this is a
combined rack which contains switching network components and LTG. The RACK
POS.NO column lists the location of the rack with the faulty LTG: 070109. You use
this location number to find the layout plan for room 07 and the rack equipment list
(EL:R).
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STA W.MM REMARKS

TUS
POS.NO
070103
OMT
1300
070104
R:DEVD
770
070105
R:CP113A
770
070106
R:CCNP/SILTD
770
LTG 001
070107
R:MB/CCG
770
SN126
070108
R:TSG:SN126
770
TSG: SN126, LTG 002-009
070109
R:SSG:SN126
770
SSG: SN126, LTG 010-015
070110
R:DLU
770
DLU 010-020
location of rack which

contains the faulty
module: room 07,
rack row 01 in rack 09
OMT 0
alarm message indicates

that LTG 0-10
in network node
056x/TX66 is faulty
branch to:
Layout Plan
Rack Equipment List
Date
Name
06.01.94
Altinger
Check
Norm.
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Training Equip. 05 LX/TX 66

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LL:RACK
CP113
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OB:AD399L8017E-01-B1
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Layout Plan
A layout plan shows the layout of a technical system room. It shows the building
floor plan and the location of the technical equipment installed in the system room. A
layout plan is not true to scale and shows only the approximate location of technical
equipment. All technical devices can be identified with the aid of a two dimensional
number. This number consists of a two digit rack row number and a two digit rack
number.
Example: On the basis of the fault message for LTG 0-10 in network node 05LX66
you branch to the rack layout list (LL:Rack) for the corresponding network node. The
LL:Rack lists 070109 as the RACK POS.NO. i.e. the faulty rack is clearly identifiable
as rack number 09 in rack row 01 in room 07.
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identified as
070109 using
LL:RACK
01
08
Shelter
DLU
02
03
DLU DLU
40 + 5060 + 70DLU
04
05
06
2*)
1*)
MB CCNC 113 B 113 A DEVD OMT

TAC 2
07
08
09
01
10
18
SDE
OMT
043 LX
02
04
03
HICOMCCNC DLU
05
06
07
2*)
1*)
MB
08
09
10
113 A DEVD OMT

TAC 3
01
17
OMT
MSC 2
OMT
TAC 1
DEVD 113 A 113 B CCNC MB
LTGB DLU
TSG SSG LTGG
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06
07
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09
10
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MSC 3
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DEVD
113 A113 BCCNCMB 1*) 2*) LTGBDLU
vertical side
LMB
06
02
DLU LTGB LTGG TSG SSG
SUB
MDF
PCM30
ISDN/Analog
horizontal side
05
LTGG SSG TSG LTGB DLU

05 LX 22
15
OMT
TAC 4
DEVB 113 C CCNC MB
DLU
2*)
1*)
2*)
2*)
Funk
TRA BCEBTS feld
04
03
02
2*)
1*)
DLU LTGB MB CCNC 113 B 113 A DEVD OMT

MSC 1
OMT
DEVD 113 A CCNC MB LTGB DLU TSG
05 LX 44
SSG LTGC LTGG
LTGD LTGG SSG TSG DLU LTGG/HMB CCNC 113 A DEVD OMT
ITE 0 (1)
01
OMT
05 LX 66
DEVD 113 A CCNC MB LTG GLTG G DLU
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13
RAE
SE
DLU
OMT
DEVD 113 A MB
06 LX 22
12
2*)
1*)
MB CCNC DEVB 113 C OMT

MSC 4
LTGF DLU TSG
SSG LTGG CCNC
LTGF DLU LTGB CCNC113CR DEVB OMT

06 LX 77
AI
AI
VT
VT
LMT
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HNN 50/60
OMT
OMT
DEVB 113 C CCNC MB
07 LX 22
HNN 30
23
OMT
SNB SNB
LTGM LTGM DLU
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AI
DECT DE CT
VT
ONU 240
ONU 120
ODT
OLT
SDH
AI
AI
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SDH
documentation
center
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Lift
Entrance
modifi
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service
Fire Exit
system
maintenance
GR40
AC/DC
KS
400
KS
400
Date
07.05.97
Name Altinger, N SC M
EWSD
Training Equipment
Fig. 8 Sample Layout Plan
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Rack Equipment List (EL:RACK)

An EL:RACK lists the contents of a single rack up to the module level. An exact
location number and serial part number for HW and FW is listed for all rack units,
the rack itself, the fuse panel, the frames and frame modules. If replacing
modules note that only modules which have the same HW and FW version can be
installed. Divergent numbers should be used only after prior consultation with the
responsible expert from the modification center. The location number listed in the
FIELD NO. column contains two to six characters. This number is made up of the
following components:
digits 1 - 2 : mounting unit
digit 3
: letter of module row
digits 4 - 6 : module location

Example: the six digit RACK POS.NO was determined using LL:RACK. Each
EL:RACK page lists the EL:R Rack POS.NO = with the corresponding number at
lower right. In this example the number 070109 was obtained from LL:RACK (i.e.
EL:R RACK POS.NO = 070109 should be listed at the lower right of each
corresponding EL:RACK page. If a diagnostic (e.g. for LTG 0-10) was initiated
during HW fault clearance and the second DIU 30 D was identified as faulty in
accordance with the maintenance manual for this LTG type, it is possible to
identify this module as M:DIU30D in the DESIGNATION column. In the same line,
in the FIELD NO. column, it is possible to obtain the exact location number for this
module. For the second DIU in LTG 0-10 this is the number 02A013. This means
that the module is in mounting unit 02, module row A, mounting location 013.
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DESIGNATION
SERIAL NO.
FS
R:SNB/LTGG
S30805-C2668-X100
01
FUSE-PANEL
S30805-D2668-X101
02
F:LTG(A) 0
S30804-B2687-X
02A001
M:DCCDE
S30050-Q5862-E
02A008
M:DIU30D
FW
HW
S30810Q 876-X1
S30810Q 876-X
02A013
M:DIU30D
FW
HW
S30810Q 876-X1
S30810Q 876-X
02A018
M:DIU30D
FW
HW
S30810Q 876-X1
S30810Q 876-X
REMARKS
MUT and
MOLOC of the
effected DIU
LTG 10
second
DIU in
LTG 0-10
rack containing
LTG 0-10 according
to the rack layout list
Date
Name
04.01.94
Altinger
Training Equip. 05 LX/TX 66

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Check
Mch H/Ba 28 SNB/LTGG SSG
Norm.
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EWSD-SN126
EL:R RACK POS. NO. = 070109
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1.4 Information about Electrostatic Sensitive

Devices
Personnel using the electronic equipment in the network elements
are required to follow the Safety Instructions for Personnel and
Products as per EN 60950.
This document A30808-X3008-X280-X-7619

is included in the documentation delivered
on CD-ROM
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2 Alarming on the System Panel
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2.1 Layout of the System Panel Display SYPD

The system panel layout shows the system hardware:
1. system date and time
2. alarms for the peripheral devices LTG and DLU/DSU and PCM carriers
3. switching network alarms
4. call processing load in the CP and alarm messages for the CP, message buffer,
central clock generator and CCNC
5. system panel alarm messages and buttons for a system panel update, LED test
and alarm confirmation
6. additional alarms and displays for trunk groups, signaling channel errors, external
devices connected via DLU, recoveries, etc.
7. external alarms e.g. fire alarm, air conditioning, main power supply, etc.
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Fig. 11 System Panel Display
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2.2 Alarm Display and Alarm Audio Signals

The system panel display is equipped with audio-visual alarm signaling. The individual
alarm objects or indication objects may be equipped with one or two LED which
blink separately or together at different frequencies depending on alarm urgency and
processing status. The system panel is also equipped with an audio signal to alert
the operator.
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Minor Alarm
LED:
Audible Signal
After fault occurs:
steady
signal
800 ms audio signal/

800 ms pause
After the ACCEPT key is pressed:
steady
signal
off
After the MML command is entered to

change the alarm status:
steady
signal
off
Major Alarm
LED:
Audible Signal
After fault occurs:
2.5 Hz
800 ms audio signal/

800 ms pause
1.25 Hz
off

1.25 Hz
off
Critical Alarm
LED:
Audible Signal
After fault occurs:
2.5 Hz
steady tone
alternating
1.25 Hz
off
alternating

1.25 Hz
off
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Meaning
Minor Alarm/Indication
LED 1 LED 2
or
minor effect on system reliability

clear fault whenever time is available
indication: e.g. as a reminder for manually
blocked HW units
LED
Major Alarm:
LED 1
LED 2
no direct effect on system reliability

e.g. failure of a duplicated unit
clear fault as soon as possible
Critical Alarm
serious restriction of system reliability
e.g. failure of both sides of a duplicated unit
clear fault immediately
LED 1
LED 2
Fig. 12 Alarm Levels
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2.3 Files for Fault Messages

Generally the alarming inside the system is "paperless", i.e. fault messages are not
displayed or printed automatically. The routing of the fault messages can be
switched to an output device (local or remote terminal) using MML commands.
If paperless maintenance has been installed as the default, all alarm reports are
stored in two files:
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All alarm reports are stored on the HF.ARCHIV disk file until all memory space has
been used. If this occurs the system begins to overwrite the least current alarm
reports.
On the other hand, error messages are stored in the AM.ALARM file as these
occur and are administered there depending on their processing status. If a HW
alarm has been cleared by correcting the fault, the system automatically deletes
the alarm report in this file. Other error messages in which the system is unable to
monitor fault correction (e.g. system recoveries) need to be deleted manually after
all required manual post processing has been completed. If a fault message needs
to be displayed during fault clearance, it is possible to access fault messages
stored in the AM.ALARM file using MML commands.
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delete entry
clear fault
AM.ALARM
HF.ARCHIVE
DISP AENTRY
SEL AENTRY
DISP ALARM
SRCH ALARM
Fig. 13 Recordless Alarm Signaling
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2.4 Displaying Fault Messages

Alarms which have not been cleared are displayed from the AM.ALARM file using
the commands DISP ALARM and SRCH ALARM.
DISP ALARM provides a summary of all alarms which correspond to the current
processing status.
SRCH ALARM displays the fault message generated by the system.
display fault message list

DISP ALARM: [OBJECT=][,ALSTAT=][ALPRIO=];
<DISPALARM:ALSTAT=NP;
OBJECT = CU ALPRIO = MAJOR ALSTAT = NP MSGNO = 1464
ALTYPE = EQUIPMENT ALARM
PABCAUSE= EQUIPMENT MALFUNCTION
ALARM-ID: CLASS=AIC UNITNO=09
OBJECT = ADMINAL ALPRIO = CRITICAL ALSTAT = NP MSGNO = 1463
ALTYPE = PROCESSING ERROR ALARM
PABCAUSE= FILE ERROR
ALARM-ID: CLASS=DFILFAIL
NO (MORE) DATA FOR DISPLAY AVAILABLE.
END JOB 8239 EXEC'D
Message number in AM.ALARM file.

Used for the command SRCH ALARM
Fig. 14 Displaying the Fault Message List
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display fault message

SRCH ALARM: <OBJECT=,ALSTAT=,ALPRIO=,MSGNO=>;
8240
<SRCHALARM:MSGNO=1464;
5LX66/FINCPK1V9011-R30/000
8240
OMT-00/EWSD0
3080/02980
HISTORY-FILE-INFORMATION
OUTPUT TYPE : SINGLE
END LINE TYPE:
HEADER:
5LX66/FINCPK1V9011-R30/000
8237
3086/02980
97-07-14 13:15:35
97-07-14 13:15:00
AM.ALARM-01464
DATA:
** CENTRAL UNIT ALARM
MMN:CP866-0000
AIC
FAILURE WITH CONFIGURATION
CONFIGURATION AIC-9
FROM ACT TO UNA
PRECEDING UNIT:
.......
END JOB 8240 EXEC'D
Reference to the procedure listed in the

corresponding maintenance manual
which should be used to clear fault.
Fig. 15 Displaying the Fault Message
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3 Sequence of HW Fault Clearance
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3.1 Summary of Fault Clearance Sequence

The HW fault clearance sequence generally begins with an alarm display on the
system panel display or OMC/NMC alarm monitoring system.
Sequence for alarm signaling on the system panel display:

The only permitted reference to fault clearance occurs via the SYP100 procedure
contained in maintenance manual MMN:SYP.
In SYP100 queries guide the repair technician in making a first evaluation of the
alarm and displaying the corresponding fault message.
If the alarm points to a fault which can be cleared using standard fault clearance,
the repair technician then branches to the fault clearance procedure in the
maintenance manual valid for the effected EWSD module listed in the fault
message.
The repair technician follows the instructions in the fault clearance procedure and
locates the faulty module. Finally, the repair technician conducts the required
module replacement.
After the fault has been cleared the repair technician branches to the SYP101
procedure in MMN SYP containing fault post processing.
Note:
If alarm signaling occurs via the OMC/NMC TMC systems the TMN system (e.g.
node commander for EWSD) automatically selects the corresponding MMN fault
clearance procedure and displays it on the screen.
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SYPD
Alarm
DISP ALARM
SRCH ALARM
MMN:SYP
Procedure
SYP100
SYP100
AM:ALARM-0123
MMN-XY456-0000
MMN:XY
Procedure
XY456
MMN
Procedure
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Fault
Clearance
SYP100
Post
Processing
MMN:SYP
Procedure
SYP101
Fig. 16 HW Fault Clearance Sequence
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3.2 Initiating Fault Clearance using the SYP100

Procedure
In the procedure SYP100 there are queries for specific system conditions and alarm
displays in order to detect serious system faults (so-called emergency situations). If
such situations occur the fault management expert (TAC) should be informed in
accordance with procedure and any further steps should be completed under his
supervision only.
All other situations fall under standard fault clearance which can be conducted by the
network element manager/network element assistance with no supervision.
Following the further instructions in the SYP100 procedure he decides, for example,
which alarm to process first according to a priority list if multiple alarms have
occurred simultaneously, confirms an alarm on the system panel, displays the fault
message, etc.
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Steps of the SYP 100

Alarm acceptance at the SYPD
Alarm evaluation, to decide if TAC has to be informed
In case of several alarms: decision of the fault clearance sequence
Display of the Alarm Message
Set the Alarm Status to in progress
Branch to the corresponding fault clearance procedure
Fig. 17 Steps in SYP100
MMN:SYP Procedure SYP100
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3.3 Module Replacement

For standard HW fault clearance the following tools are required:
extracting tool: Use this tool only to remove and insert modules in
order to prevent damage to modules and backplane. Part number
C39300-A195-B88
grounded wrist band: To prevent damage to electrostatic sensitive
components wear a wrist strap during module replacement and insert
the plug into the socket attached to the frame
transport receptacle: Transport new or faulty modules either in the
original box or in a special module transport receptacle
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PU HE
LL N
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ST
PL EC
UG KE
IN N
Z
PU IEHE
LL N
ST
PL ECK
UG EN
IN
Pull a Module
Insert a Module
Fig. 18 Pulling and inserting of a HW Module
grounded
wristband
Fig. 19 Grounded Wristband
Fig. 20 Transporting HW Modules
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4 Exercise
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Exercise 1
Title:
Objectives:
The course participant is able to:
Requires:
use the documentation required for standard HW

maintenance
find the fault clearance procedures in the MMN
ECD for an EWSD and electronic documentation which

includes all MMN
Task:
Answer the following questions:
Questions:
Answers:
Which lists from the Exchange Configuration

Documentation do you need to determine:
the room, rack row and rack where LTG 0-10 is

located in your exchange?
rack, mounting unit and mounting location of

TSMB0 from TSG 0-0?
Find the applicable fault clearance procedure:

5LX66/FINCPK1V9011-R30/000
8237
3086/02980
97-07-14 13:15:00
AM.ALARM-01464
DATA:
MMN:CP866-0000
AIC FAILURE WITH CONFIGURATION
CONFIGURATION AIC-9 FROM ACT TO UNA
PRECEDING UNIT:
.......
END JOB 8240 EXEC'D
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Exercise 2
Title:
Fault Clearance Sequence
Objectives:
Requires:
initiate fault clearance on the basis of SYPD alarms
describe the fault clearance sequence
electronic documentation which includes all MMN
Task:
Questions:
Answers:
How do you know whether a HW fault has occurred?

Which MMN procedure do you use to initiate fault
clearance after detecting an alarm on the SYPD?
Which MML command do you use to get the fault
message from the AM.ALARM file?
Which tools do you need to replace a module?
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Solution 1
Title:
Objectives:
Requires:
use the documentation required for standard HW

maintenance
find the fault clearance procedures in the MMN
ECD for an EWSD and electronic documentation which

includes all MMN
Task:
Questions:
Answers:
Which lists from the Exchange Configuration

Documentation do you need to determine:
the room, rack row and rack where LTG 0-10 is

located in your exchange?
layout plan and layout list
rack, mounting unit and mounting location of

TSMB0 from TSG 0-0?
TSG rack equipment list
Find the applicable fault clearance procedure:

5LX66/FINCPK1V9011-R30/000
8237
3086/02980
97-07-14 13:15:00
AM.ALARM-01464
MMN CP113C,
register procedures,
procedure CP866
DATA:
MMN:CP866-0000
AIC FAILURE WITH CONFIGURATION
CONFIGURATION AIC-9 FROM ACT TO UNA
PRECEDING UNIT:
.......
END JOB 8240 EXEC'D
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Solution 2
Title:
Fault Clearance Sequence
Objectives:
Requires:
initiate fault clearance on the basis of SYPD alarms
describe the fault clearance sequence
electronic documentation which includes all MMN
Task:
Questions:
Answers:
How do you know whether a HW fault has occurred?
visual and audio alarm on

SYPD
Which MMN procedure do you use to initiate fault

clearance after detecting an alarm on the SYPD?
always use MMN:SYP,

procedure SYP100
Which MML command do you use to get the fault

message from the AM.ALARM file?
SRCH ALARM
Which tools do you need to replace a module?
extracting tool,
grounded wrist band and
module transport receptacle
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