Mejor Manual de Radio 3000S

DMR3000 SDH RADIO LCT3000S Operation Manual
ROI-S03469-05EE
September 2002
CONTENTS
3 Monitor and Control Task.................................................................................. 3-1

3.1 Startup and Exit........................................................................................................ 3-1
3.1.1 Starting-up the Monitor And Control Task .............................................................. 3-1
3.1.2 Exiting from the Monitor and Control Task............................................................. 3-2
3.2 Security Function ..................................................................................................... 3-3
3.2.1 Function Summary ................................................................................................... 3-3
3.2.2 Types of Users .......................................................................................................... 3-3
3.2.3 Security Privileges.................................................................................................... 3-3
3.2.4 Setting/Modification of User Information................................................................ 3-4
3.2.5 Modification of Password......................................................................................... 3-6
3.3 Monitor And Control Operation............................................................................... 3-7
3.3.1 Login ........................................................................................................................ 3-7
3.3.2 Event Summary Screen .......................................................................................... 3-11
3.3.3 Rack Summary Screen ........................................................................................... 3-15
3.3.4 Panel Status Screen ................................................................................................ 3-17
3.3.5 Switchover Monitor and Control Screen................................................................ 3-18
3.3.5.1 Switchover Monitor and Control Screen (SWO Summary)............................ 3-20
3.3.5.2 Switchover Monitor and Control Screen (TwinPath Configuration) .............. 3-26
3.3.5.3 Switchover Monitor and Control Screen (Hot-standby Configuration).......... 3-27
3.3.5.4 Switchover Monitor and Control Screen (Repeater Configuration) ............... 3-28
3.3.6 External DI/DO Monitor and Control Screen ........................................................ 3-29
3.3.6.1 External DI ...................................................................................................... 3-29
3.3.6.2 External DO .................................................................................................... 3-30
3.3.7 M10 Monitor and Control Screen .......................................................................... 3-31
3.3.8 Event List ............................................................................................................... 3-33
3.3.9 Event Log (Alarm log operation) ........................................................................... 3-34
3.4 Performance Monitor Operation ............................................................................ 3-35
3.4.1 Performance Monitor Item List.............................................................................. 3-35
3.4.2 Performance Monitor Execution ............................................................................ 3-39
3.5 Provisioning Operation........................................................................................... 3-42
3.5.1 Provisioning Item List ............................................................................................ 3-42
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3.5.2 Provisioning Execution...........................................................................................3-44

3.6 Maintenance Operation...........................................................................................3-79
3.6.1 Control ....................................................................................................................3-79
3.6.1.1 Control Item List .............................................................................................3-79
3.6.1.2 Control Execution............................................................................................3-80
3.6.2 Test Items................................................................................................................3-96
3.6.2.1 Item List...........................................................................................................3-96
3.6.2.2 Test Item Execution .........................................................................................3-97
3.6.3 Maintenance Information......................................................................................3-111
3.6.4 File Maintenance ..................................................................................................3-112
3.6.4.1 Download Operation .....................................................................................3-112
3.6.4.2 Upload Operation ..........................................................................................3-117
3.6.4.3 File List Display Operation ...........................................................................3-119
3.6.5 Parameter Setting..................................................................................................3-120
3.6.5.1 Network Parameter Setting............................................................................3-120
3.6.5.2 OW Telephone Number Setting ....................................................................3-120
3.6.6 Version ..................................................................................................................3-121
3.6.7 Time Set................................................................................................................3-123
3.6.8 Confidence Check.................................................................................................3-124
3.6.9 Reset .....................................................................................................................3-125
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DMR3000 SDH RADIO ROI-S03469
LCT3000S Operation Manual
3 Monitor and Control Task
3.1 Startup and Exit
3.1.1 Starting-up the Monitor And Control Task
The monitor and control task is initiated by selecting “LCT Online” on the LCT startup dialog
and then clicking on the “Execute” button.
Monitor and Control Task

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The Opening Screen
A connection with the LMS is attempted and if successful, the Login screen is displayed.
3.1.2 Exiting from the Monitor and Control Task
To exit from the monitor and control task, select “Logout” from the main menu and click the
“Yes” button on the resulting confirmation dialog.

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3.2 Security Function
3.2.1 Function Summary
Following are the security provisions of the 3000 Series monitor and control network.
(1) Setting of the Login name and password of LCT users

(2) Setting the Term of validity for the password assigned to LCT users
(3) Setting the privilege/s of each LCT user
(4) Superuser function
3.2.2 Types of Users
An LCT user may be classified as a superuser or an ordinary user.
A superuser is someone who manages ordinary users in the monitor and control network. There
are no privilege settings for the superuser as all authority is empowered to the superuser. Careful
attention must therefore be paid in the management of superuser information (e.g. password)
3.2.3 Security Privileges
Different security privileges may be assigned to each ordinary users.
The restrictions for each privilege are tabulated below.
Privilege Restrictions
NE Monitor Monitoring of Event Summary <Event List>
Operation of Maintenance <Confidence Check>
Operation of Maintenance <Maintenance Information>
Alarm Reporting Monitoring of Event Summary <Event List>
Storing/Clearing of Event Summary <Event List, Event Log>
Operation of Maintenance Information
Operation of Security <Store/ Restore>
NE Administration Operation of Event Summary <Line Summary>
Control of External DO, M10
Control of Maintenance <Control, Test>
Operation of Security <Store/ Restore>
NE Configuration Operation of Maintenance Information
Control of Maintenance <File Maintenance>
Modification of Inventory Information
Control of Maintenance <Parameter Setting>
Control of Maintenance <Time Set>
Control of Maintenance <Reset> (Reset of LMS/CTRL/TRP)
NE Provisioning Setting of Provisioning <Online Provisioning> (TCN Value etc.)
Performance Monitor Performance Monitor (Displaying and Storage of Telemetering/PM)

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Privilege Restrictions
Security Setting of Security <Password Setting, User Setting>
Privileges can only be set by a superuser or by an ordinary user who holds a “Security”
privilege.
3.2.4 Setting/Modification of User Information
A superuser or a “security” privilege holder can set/modify user Information by selecting

“User Setting” from the Security menu.
Displayed only
when the user is
a superuser.
To modify the privilege of a user, select the radio button next

to the desired user and then click the “Privilege” button.
To transfer and set the user information to another LMS, store the data and login to the target
LMS and then click the Restore button.
An ordinary user who holds a “security” privilege can modify the privileges assigned to other
ordinary users.
A superuser can modify his own Login name and password besides those of ordinary users. Up
to 40 characters are allowed for the Login name and up to 8 characters for the password.
To delete a registered user, delete both Login and password information using the backspace
key.

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Term of Validity :
Sets whether the password term of validity is in effect or not.
Privilege :
Sets the user privilege. Multiple privileges can be assigned.
When the “Execute” button is clicked after setting the user
privilege/s, the operator is returned to the Login screen.
When setting/modification of user information is complete, click the “Execute” button on the
Login Setting screen to write the user information in the LMS.
It takes about 5 minutes to complete writing of the user information in the LMS. Avoid turning
off the power or resetting the LMS during this period.
The password’s term of validity is fixed to 3 months and begins after the user information has
been written in the LMS.

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3.2.5 Modification of Password
Users may change their password before their password’s term of validity has expired by
selecting “Password Setting” from the “Security” menu.
To change one’s own password, type the old password, the new password and the new password
confirmation. Clicking on the “Execute” button will then update the user’s password
information in the LMS. Updating the user information in the LMS takes about 5 minutes to
complete. During this period, avoid turning off the power to or resetting the LMS.
When a user’s password has already expired, the above window automatically opens when the
user logs in after starting up the monitor and control task. The user must then update his
password in the same manner as described above.

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3.3 Monitor And Control Operation
3.3.1 Login
After the LCT monitor and control task is started up and the LCT has successfully connected to
the LMS, the following Login screen is displayed.
LCT users currently logged to

the LMS.
A maximum of 2 ordinary users can login to the same LMS simultaneously. The login names of
users currently logged-in to the LMS are shown in the USER1 and USER2 text fields on the
LCT Login dialog.
When 2 ordinary users are already logged-in to the LMS, a third ordinary user attempting to
login will be presented with a message stating that further logins by ordinary users are no longer
allowed. A superuser, however, can still login even when 2 users are already logged in.
After typing the Login name and password, and then clicking the “OK” button, a verification
process is initiated to check whether the user is authorized to login to the LMS.
If login is not feasible, a message to that effect is displayed.
When the password’s term of validity has expired, the password update screen, as has been
described previously, is displayed. Set a new password and login again.

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When login is succesful, the following main screen is displayed.
Menu Bar
Station Status Bar
Tree View area MDI Form
Message Bar
Monitor and control operations are accomplished on the main screen shown above.
The main screen is composed of the Menu Bar, Station Status Bar, Tree View column, MDI
Form and Message Bar.
(1) Menu Bar
The menu bar menu items and their corresponding submenus and functions are tabulated
below.
Menu SubMenu Function Reference

Event Summary − Opens the Event Summary screen
Performance Monitor − Obtaining performance
monitoring data
Provisioning − Online Provisioning

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Menu SubMenu Function Reference

Maintenance Control Control
Test Adjustment of Radio equipment
Maintenance Displaying of Maintenance
Information Information table
File Maintenance File operations
Parameter Setting Setting of LMS, OW parameters
Version Checking software version
Time Setting Setting the LMS clock
Confidence Check Adjustment of status with LMS
Reset Resetting of LMS/CTRL/TRP
Security Password Setting Modification of password
User Setting Registration of users
Logout − Exiting the monitor control task
(2) Station Status Bar

The station status bar displays the station information corresponding to the station that the
user is logged-in to.
Station Name :
Indicates the station to which
the user is logged in.
System Configuration :
Indicates configuration of the station.
Correlation : Indicates the present status of the alarm
correlation function.
Green :The correlation function is in effect.
Yellow :The correlation function is not in effect.
Purple :Correlation status of each CTRL version is not
coincided.
SchedulingMessage : Shows message during
PM scheduling.
Scheduling Wait … : Waiting for next
scheduled data collection period.
Scheduling data receiving : Collecting data.

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(3) Tree View Column

Tree View column displays the connection status of all registered stations and provides a
summary alarm indication for the racks and panels installed in those stations.
When the LCT operator clicks on any item such as the station name, rack, panel or SWO, a
corresponding screen is displayed on MDI Form.
Station Name :Indicates connection status with LCT.

Green :Connected, Yellow : Requesting connection, Red :
Not connected.
The Event Summary screen is displayed when the user

clicks on the station name that the user is logged-in to.
For other stations, the remote access function is verified.
Connect :
Requests connection.
Disconnect :
Requests disconnection.
Remote Login :
Logs out from the present LMS
and logs in to the corresponding
station.
Panel Name :Indicates the panel alarm status.
Red :MJ, Purple : MN, Green : No alarm
When clicked, the PanelSummary screen is displayed.
Rack Name :Indicates rack alarm status.
Red : MJ, Purple : MN, Green : No alarm
When clicked, the Rack Summary screen is displayed.
SWO :Indicates the alarm status of the SWO function.
PROT, REGn, COM :Indicates the alarm status of each

radio channel.
When REGn is clicked, the SWO PROC Summary

screen is displayed.
(4) MDI Area

Various screens such as Event Summary etc. are displayed in this area.
(5) Message Bar
Displays the operational messages sent by the LMS. (For more details on the contents of
the display, refer to the Appendix.)

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3.3.2 Event Summary Screen
The Event Summary window displays summary status information for the station.
Real time events are displayed in the Event List window when the user clicks on the “Event
List” button.
Summary Status
Indicates the condition of alarm and/or status items of each rack. The diagram below shows the
summary status area for a terminal.
Status Summary Button:

Indicates the status summary of the rack. When clicked, the Rack
Summary screen is displayed.
Green :All status items are OFF.
Yellow :Indicates that some status item is ON.
Alarm Summary Button:

Shows the alarm summary of the rack. When clicked, the Rack
Summary screen is displayed.
Green :All alarm items are OFF.
Purple :Indicates that some Minor alarm item is ON.
Red :Indicates that some Major alarm item is ON.

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Communication Status
Indicates the communication status between the various modules that compose the monitor and
control equipment.
No. Item Name Meaning

1 LMS/RMCI Indicates the communication status between the LCT and LMS/
RMCI.
2 CTRL Indicates the communication status between the LMS/RMCI and
CTRL.
3 SWO Indicates the communication status between the LMS/RMCI and
SWO.
4 M10 C-Module Indicates the communication status between the LCT and LMS/
RMCI.
5 M10 IO Indicates the communication status between the M10 C-Module and
M10 I/O Module.
When communication between the corresponding modules is normal, all items are indicated in
green. Items are displayed in red when communication is unfeasible.

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External DI
These indicators show the condition of the 32 input ports that are provided for housekeeping
alarm input.
The color of the item indicates the port
condition.
White :
The DI port is unused.
Green :
The DI port is used and is in normal status.
Other than the above :

Indicates that a monitored external item is
ON. The symbol color depends on the
previously assigned Severity setting.
Red : Major alarm
Purple : Minor alarm
Yellow : ST1 item

When the DI List button is clicked, a list
showing all DI items is displayed.
Event List
The Event List button displays a window

that shows event occurrences in real-time.
For details on the Event List, refer to

Chapter 3.3.8 “Event List” on page 3-33.

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Event Log
Displays the latest alarm events saved in

the CTRL panel.
For more details on the Event Log, refer to

Chapter 3.3.9 “Event Log (Alarm log
operation)” on page 3-34.
Close
Closes the Event Summary screen.
To reopen the Event Summary screen,

select “Event Summary” from the menu
bar.
Line Summary
The Line Summary indicates the switchover-related alarms/status of each channel. The
displayed screen varies according to the system configuration of the station. For details, refer to
Chapter 3.3.5 “Switchover Monitor and Control Screen” on page 3-18.
For an N+1 configuration

Status Summary Box :
Indicates the status summary of each channel
in the rack. When clicked, the SWO Summary
screen of the associated channel is displayed.
Green :All status items are OFF.

Yellow :Indicates some status item is ON.
Alarm Summary Box :

Indicates the alarm summary of each channel
in the rack. When clicked, the SWO Summary
screen of the associated channel is displayed.
Green :All alarm items are OFF.

Purple :Indicates that some Minor alarm item
is ON.
Red :Indicates that some Major alarm item is
ON.
When the line is shown in yellow, it indicates that the system is locked out.
For details on line switchover status such as LOCKOUT, refer to Chapter 3.3.5 “Switchover
Monitor and Control Screen” on page 3-18.

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3.3.3 Rack Summary Screen
Indicates the installation status of each panel in the rack and provides a summary of the
condition of all monitored item of each respective panel.
There are 3 rack types; TRP, MDP/OP and RP.
TRP Rack
Panel installation status:

Indicates whether a panel is required in a slot and whether the panel is
physically installed.
Black :The panel is not required in the slot.
Green :The panel is required and installed in the slot.
Red :The panel is required but is not installed in the slot.
Alarm Summary indicator:

Gives a summary indication of the alarm items in the panel.
Green :All alarm items in the panel are OFF.
Purple :indicates that a Major alarm item is ON.
Red :Indicates that a Minor alarm item is ON.
Status Summary indicator:

Gives a summary indication of the status items of the panel.
Green :All status items in the panel are OFF.

Yellow :Some status item in the panel is ON.

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MDP/OP
MDP
OP
Symbol indications are the same as those of the TRP.
RP
Symbol indications are the same as those of the TRP.

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3.3.4 Panel Status Screen
Displays a list of monitored items in the panel and inventory information related to the panel.
Installation
Information Close Button
Closes the screen.
Inventory
Information
Alarm Filter
Filter function to show

only the alarm items
that are ON in the
monitor item list.
Alarm Item List

Inventory
Modification
The following information is displayed on the Panel Summary screen.
Information Type Item Description

Installation Information Rack Indicates the No. of the rack where the panel
is installed in.
SYS Indicates the SYS in which the panel is
installed in the Rack.
Slot No. Indicates the Slot No. where the panel is
installed in.
Inventory Information Panel Name Indicates the Panel Name.
Vendor Name Indicates the Vendor Name.
Date of Issue Indicates the date of issue. (Manufactured
date is shown by default.)
Serial No. Indicates panel Serial No.
Code No. Indicates panel Code No.
Version Indicates the panel Version.
Installation Status Service State Indicates the general status of the panel.
Alarm Item List − Shows a list of all alarm items in the panel
and their respective conditions.
Alarm Filter − A radio button used to limit the monitor
alarm list to items that are ON.
Inventory Modification − Click to modify the inventory information
Button for the panel.

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Information Type Item Description

Close Button − Closes Panel Status screen.
Inventory information can only be modified by a suppressor or by operators who hold a “NE
Configuration” privilege.
CAUTION
Set the channel to maintenance status by LCT before modifying
Inventory Information.
Modification of inventory information

When the “Information” button in the Panel
Summary screen is clicked, the window shown on the
left appears.
After modifying the required item and then clicking on

the Execute button, the inventory information for the
panel is saved. This takes about one or two seconds.
During this period, do not turn off the power of nor
reset the corresponding panel or the LMS/RMC.
3.3.5 Switchover Monitor and Control Screen
This screen displays the line switchover status and provides access to switchover control
functions. The displayed diagram on the screen varies according to the redundancy
configuration of the station being monitored.

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Caution:
The switchover monitoring function of the

LCT shows the remote station’s transmit
section status and the local station’s receive
section status. Thus, the line switchover
status is not shown for channels in the local
station that have been provisioned as
transmit-only.
When the button is clicked, a

screen showing SWO status
details is displayed.
When REGn is clicked, a

detailed screen is displayed.

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3.3.5.1 Switchover Monitor and Control Screen (SWO Summary)
The following items are displayed on this screen.
COM : Common items for line switchover.

PROT : Items for protection channel.
REGn : Items for REGn channel.
CONTROL :Control items for REGn channel.
Caution:
• When the Service Channel “AUTO” symbol in the COM area is shown in yellow, it
indicates that Service Channel switching is in AUTO mode. This yellow indication is
not reflected on the Event Summary screen.
• Not all monitored switchover items are represented by symbols on the above screen. To
view all the items, click the List button at the upper right side on the screen to display
an item list.

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COM
Service Channel Selection status
Status Indication
Item Name Description
SWO FAIL SWO alarm status. Changes to red when a SWO alarm is issued.
AUTO EXER DSBL Status of the Automatic Exerciser.
“Green” : The Automatic Exerciser is operating.
“Yellow” : The Automatic Exerciser has been halted.
COUNTER Status of the Counter Function
“Green” : The Counter Function is operating.
“Yellow” : Counter Function has been halted.
AUTO/MANUAL Service Channel switchover mode. The current mode is indicated in
“Yellow”.
SC_A/SC_B Service Channel A/B alarm status. Turns “Red” in the alarm
condition.
SC FAIL Alarm status of the Service Channel function. Turns “Red” when the
Service Channel alarm is issued.
Control Button
ACK : Alarm Recovery (RCVY) acknowledgment control
When clicked, the following screen comes out.
When the “Execute” button is clicked, the PROT or

REGn channel RCVY symbol changes from yellow to
green. This means that alarm Recovery has been
confirmed.
AUTO EXER DSBL :Automatic Exerciser control
When clicked, the following screen is displayed.

Select the exerciser control to be performed then click on
the Execute button:
Auto Exercise Stop : Stops the Automatic Exerciser.
Auto Exercise Restart :

Restarts the Automatic Exerciser. The Auto Exerciser
status indicator changes to “Green” when the Exerciser
has restarted.

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COUNTER : Controls the counter function operation
When the Counter button is clicked, the following screen is displayed.
Select the Counter control to be performed.
Counter Reset : Initializes the counter.

Counter Stop : Stops the counter.
Counter Restart : Restarts the counter.
When the “Execute” button is clicked, the selected

counter control is executed.
AUTO/MANUAL :Controls the Service Channel switchover mode
When the “AUTO” button is clicked, the following screen is displayed.
When the “AUTO” button is clicked, the Auto radio button

is the only selection available .
When the “Execute” button is clicked, switching between

Service Channel A and B becomes automatic.
When the “MANUAL” button is clicked, the following screen is displayed.

Select the desired service channel:
Manual (A) : to select Service Channel A.
Manual (B) : to select Service Channel B.
When the “Execute” button is clicked, manual

switchover to the selected service channel is initiated.

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PROT/REGn
This area shows the switchover alarms/status of the REG and PROT channels as well as the line
switchover status. The following screenshot shows that line switchover has taken place.
Transmit section of remote station Local station
Indicates line switchover status.
Status Indication
Item Name (PROT) Description Color
SVCE FAIL When line switchover is executed, operation error status Red
of HitlessSW, RX AccessSW.
PPF Indicates that the PROT CH alarm. Red
FORCED ACS SW OP STS Shows that the Access SW has been operated in Yellow
“FORCED” mode.
LOCK OP Status that switchover to PROT of the line is inhibited. Yellow
TX SW CMPL Shows the switchover status of the Tx SW at the remote Yellow
station.
BER Indicates that a BER alarm has occurred. Red
F SYNC Indicates that a F SYNC alarm has occurred. Red
EW Indicates that an Early Warning alarm has been issued. Red
RCVY Indicates recovery from a previous alarm. Yellow
RX ACS SW Shows the switchover status of the Protection Channel Yellow
Access SW at the local station.
TX ACS SW Shows the switchover status of the Tx SW at the local Yellow
station.

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Item Name (REG) Description Color

SVCE FAIL Shows Hitless SW operation failure of the REG line. Red
PSW Indicates extended operation of the Hitless switch. Yellow
MNL SW OP STS Indicates that the HitlessSW has been operated Yellow
manually.
FORCED SW OP STS Shows that the HitlessSW was operated in “FORCED” Yellow
mode.
LOCKOUT OP STS Shows that automatic switchover for the REG line is Yellow
inhibited.
TX SW Shows the Tx SW operation at the local station. Yellow
TIM ALM Shows that synchronization with the PROT line could Red
not be established.
BER Shows that a BER alarm has occurred. Red
F SYNC Shows that a F SYNC alarm has occurred. Red
EW Indicates that an Early Warning alarm has been issued. Red
HL SW Shows the switchover status of the Hitless switch. Yellow
RCVY Indicates recovery from a previous alarm. Yellow
DSBL OP Shows that automatic switchover for the REG line is Yellow
inhibited.
TX TEST OP Shows that the Tx SW at the remote station has been Yellow
operated manually.
EXERCISE Shows that the Exercise function is being manually Yellow
executed.

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Control Button
RX ACS SW : Rx Access Switch control
When the button clicked, the following screen is displayed.
Executes control of Rx Access SW.
ON/OFF control for Lock Out, Forced or Manual

mode.
HL SW : Hitless Switch control
When the button is clicked, the following screen is displayed.
Executes switchover of Hitless SW.
ON/OFF control for Lock Out, Forced or Manual

mode.
DSBL OP : Control to inhibit automatic switchover of the line
ON : Inhibits automatic switchover.
OFF : Enables automatic switchover.
When the “Execute” button is clicked, automatic

switching ON/OFF control is executed.
When automatic switchover is inhibited, the button is

shown in yellow.
TX TEST OP :Remote station Tx SW control

ON : Manually switches the Tx SW at the remote
station.
OFF : Releases switchover operation of the Tx SW at

the Remote station.
When the “Execute” button is clicked, Tx SW ON/OFF

control is executed.
When it is switched, the button is indicated in yellow.

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EXERCISE :Manual exerciser control
When the “Execute” button is clicked, manual exerciser

operation is performed for the specified REG line only.
3.3.5.2 Switchover Monitor and Control Screen (TwinPath Configuration)
Click SWO on Tree Click status indication

View. button.
Indicates switchover status of

the line.
Status Indication
SERVICE FAIL Shows that a SERVICE FAIL alarm has been issued. Red
HL SW Shows the switchover status of the Hitless SW Yellow
Control Button
HL SW : Hitless Switch control
Select the desired switchover mode from

the popup list then click on the Execute
button to initiate switching.

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3.3.5.3 Switchover Monitor and Control Screen (Hot-standby Configuration)
Click SWO on Tree View. Click the status indication button.
Indicates switchover status of the

line.
Status Indication
HS SW SERVICE FAIL Shows a failure of the HS SW Red
SERVICE FAIL Shows that a SERVICE FAIL condition has occurred. Red
HS SW Shows the switchover status of the HS SW. Yellow
HL SW Shows the switchover status of the HL SW. Yellow
Control Button
HS SW : HS Switch control HL SW : Hitless Switch control

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3.3.5.4 Switchover Monitor and Control Screen (Repeater Configuration)
Click SWO on Tree View. Click status indication button.
Status Indication
HS SW SERVICE FAIL Shows that a HS SW SERVICE FAIL condition has Red
occurred.
HS SW Shows the switchover status of the HS SW. Yellow
Control Button
HS SW : HS Switch control
When the button is clicked, the following screen comes out.

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3.3.6 External DI/DO Monitor and Control Screen
The following screen is used for monitoring the condition of the 32 Housekeeping Alarm items
and for controlling the 8 control items in the parallel I/F installed in the LMT. Defining which
monitor or control items are used/not used is accomplished through the system configuration
management task.
3.3.6.1 External DI
The present status of the 32 monitor items are displayed on the Event Summary screen.
When the “DI List” button is clicked, the DI list is displayed.

The color of each monitored item is used to indicate the item’s status as follows.
White : The item is unused
Green : The item is in its normal state or ST2 item is changed.
Other than the above : The color corresponds to the item’s Severity setting that was
defined under the configuration management task.
Red : Major, Purple : Minor, Yellow : ST1

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3.3.6.2 External DO
The 8 control items are controlled on Tree View area on the monitor and control task’s main
screen.
When a control item is not used, the item name is not
shown on Tree View.
When the item name on the Tree View area is clicked in

order to initiate control, the control screen shown below
is displayed.
When the item’s control output was defined as “pulse”,

the control screen shown below is displayed. When the
item’s control output was set to “Latch”, an OFF radio
button is also shown on the control screen.

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3.3.7 M10 Monitor and Control Screen
When NEC’s M10 equipment is provided to expand the number of external DI/DO ports
provided by the LMS module, this screen allows monitoring and control of the external
equipment connected to the M10 equipment. The connection and configuration diagram for the
M10 equipment is shown below.
LMS C-Module#1 I/O Module#1 to #31
C-Module#8 I/O Module#1 to #31
Defining the M10 equipment’s configuration is accomplished under the system configuration
management task.
The M10 equipment summary is displayed on the Tree View area on the monitor and control
task’s main screen. Unused C-Modules are not shown on the Tree View area.
The symbols on the Tree View area indicates the

communication status between the LMS and C-Module.
When a C-Module is selected by clicking on the C-Module
name, a summary information screen showing each
connected DI/DO Module is displayed.
Left symbol :
Shows the communication status between the C-Module
and the I/O module.
Right symbol :
Alarm/Status Summary indicator for the I/O module
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When the right symbol on DI/DO Module summary information screen is clicked, the I/O
Module screen is displayed.
The I/O Module screen varies according to the I/O Module type.
Monitor item White : Unused item

Green : Item is used and is in normal state or ST2
Other than the above : The color corresponds to the item’s Severity setting
that was defined under the configuration management task.
Red : Major, Purple : Minor, Yellow : ST1
When a control item button on the I/O Module screen

is clicked, the DO control screen (shown at the left
side) is displayed.
Item No. : Shows the C-Module No., the I/O Module

No. and Item No.
Item Name :The name defined for the item
Polarity : The polarity that was set for the item
ON/OFF : When the item’s control output was set to

“pulse”, only the ON radio button is displayed.
When clicks DI List button on I/O Module screen,
monitor item list is shown as the diagram at left hand.

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3.3.8 Event List
The Event List displays, in real time, a list of every event informed to the LCT after the operator
has logged-in to the LMS. The information displayed are as follows.
Event occurrence:
Date: The date when the event occurred (Month/Day/Year)
Time: The time when the event occurred (Hour : minute : second)
Station : The station where the event occurred (Up to 16 Characters)
Rack : The rack where the event occurred, TRP / MDP / RP / OP /LMS
SYS : The SYS No. where the event occurred (01 to 04, 00)
Item Name : The alarm item name
TCN : The counter value when the TCN occurred.
STATUS : The item’s Severity (MJ/MN/CR/ST1/ST2) and occurrence recovery
indicator (+/−)
This controls the Event List When the Clear button is clicked, the contents of the
automatic store function. event list screen are cleared.
Auto : Saves the latest 500 events contained in the Event List
Automatically saves events to a file. screen to a specified file.
There are two files where the
events are stored in; the
evtlog0.1.dat and evtlog0.2dat files.
Each file can store a max. of
10,000 events. As these files are
deleted when the LCT is started-
up, modify the file name if
necessary. The files are stored in
“c:\3000s” directory.
Manual :
Events are saved only when the
Store button is clicked.

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3.3.9 Event Log (Alarm log operation)
When the Event Log button on the Event Summary screen is clicked, the alarm log held in the
CTRL panel is displayed.
When the “Execute” button is clicked after specifying the CTRL

panel from which to fetch the Event Log, the Event Log screen
shown below is displayed.
Only the latest 100 alarm events are stored in CTRL panel.
The Alarm log displayed on Event Log screen can be saved to a file by clicking the “Store”
button.
When the “Clear” button is clicked, the alarm log that is stored in the panel is cleared.
However, the event information shown on the Event Log screen is held until the Event Log
screen is closed.

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3.4 Performance Monitor Operation
The performance monitor operation is described in this chapter.
This function is only available to superusers and to ordinary users holding a “Performance
Monitor” privilege.
Counting and telemetering are realized through the performance monitor function.
3.4.1 Performance Monitor Item List
The performance monitor items varies with each panel.
Performance Monitor Item List

OPT/
15 Minutes 1 Day Register 140M BB SW SWO
Title 150M MODEM TRP&RP
Register Range Range INTFC CTRL PROC
INTFC
OFS(R) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
RS NBBE(R B1) 0-2160000 0-207360000 − − − − −
RS NES(R B1) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
RS NSES(R B1) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
MS NBBE(R B2) 0-2160000 0-207360000 − − − − −
MS NES(R B2) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
MS NSES(R B2) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
MS FBBE(R M1) 0-2160000 0-207360000 − − − − −
MS FES(R M1) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
MS FSES(R M1) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
RS NUAS(R B1) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
MS NUAS(R B2) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
MS FUAS(R M1) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
P-PJE1(R) 0-65535 0-8388607 − − − − −
N-PJE1(R) 0-65535 0-8388607 − − − − −
P-PJE2(R) 0-65535 0-8388607 − − − − −
N-PJE2(R) 0-65535 0-8388607 − − − − −
P-PJE3(R) 0-65535 0-8388607 − − − − −
N-PJE3(R) 0-65535 0-8388607 − − − − −
OFS(S) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
RS NBBE(S B1) 0-2160000 0-207360000 − − − − −
RS NES(S B1) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
RS NSES(S B1) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
MS NBBE(S B2) 0-2160000 0-207360000 − − − −
MS NES(S B2) 0-900 0-86400 − − − −

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OPT/
INTFC
MS NSES(S B2) 0-900 0-86400 − − − −
MS FBBE(S M1) 0-2160000 0-207360000 − − − −
MS FES(S M1) 0-900 0-86400 − − − −
MS FSES(S M1) 0-900 0-86400 − − − −
RS NUAS(S B1) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
MS NUAS(S B2) 0-900 0-86400 − − − −
MS FUAS(S M1) 0-900 0-86400 − − − −
P-PJE1(S) 0-65535 0-8388607 − − − −
N-PJE1(S) 0-65535 0-8388607 − − − −
P-PJE2(S) 0-65535 0-8388607 − − − − −
N-PJE2(S) 0-65535 0-8388607 − − − − −
P-PJE3(S) 0-65535 0-8388607 − − − − −
N-PJE3(S) 0-65535 0-8388607 − − − − −
NBBE(B3) 0-65535 0-8388607 − − − − −
NES(B3) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
NSES(B3) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
NUAS(B3) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
FBBE(G1) 0-65535 0-8388607 − − − − −
FES(G1) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
FSES(G1) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
FUAS(G1) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
OFS 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
RS NBBE(B1) 0-2160000 0-207360000 − − − − −
RS NES(B1) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
RS NSES(B1) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
RS NUAS(B1) 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
RX Level TCS 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
MAIN1 Level TCS 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
SD1 Level TCS 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
MAIN2 Level TCS 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
SD2 Level TCS 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
PSC 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
PSD 0-900 0-86400 − − − − −
Switching Count − − − − −
Switching Duration − − − − −

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OPT/
INTFC
Switching Fail Count − − − − −
Switching Fail Duration − − − − −
Early Warning Count − − − − −
Early Warning Duration − − − − −
BER ALM Count − − − − −
BER ALM Duration − − − − −
F SYNC Count − − − − −
F SYNC Duration − − − − −
Besides the above, J0 and J1 are also monitored.
Section/Path Trace Monitor [PMON]

Condition
No. Title Function
(Report Classification)
1 J0 fm/to MUX from/to MUX direction J0 DROP DATA When ELE(140M), no report
2 J0 fm/to DMR from/to DMR direction J0 DROP DATA
3 J1 fm/to DMR from/to DMR direction J1 DROP DATA Only when ELE(140M)
* Applicable panels are the OPT INTFC, 150M INFTC, 140M INTFC and MODEM.

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Telemetering Item
Panel Name OPT
NO Title Function
1 LDC Laser Diode Current(BIAS)
Panel Name TRP & RP
No. Title Function

1 TX LEV MON Transmit Level Monitor
2 RX LEV MON Receive Level Monitor
3 MAIN1 LEV MON Main1 Receive Level Monitor
4 SD1 LEV MON SD1 Receive Level Monitor
5 MAIN2 LEV MON Main2 Receive Level Monitor
6 SD2 LEV MON SD2 Receive Level Monitor
TRP
SD RX
SD RF
SD1 IF RX
COMB IF
RX RECEIVE LEVEL
MAIN RF
MAIN1
Normal SD Configuration
TRP
SD RX
SD(TRP) RF
SD1 IF RX
COMB IF
RX RECEIVE LEVEL
MAIN RF
MAIN1
RP
MAIN2
IF
COMB
SD RX
SD(RP) RF
SD2
3-ANT SD Configuration

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3.4.2 Performance Monitor Execution
To display the Performance monitor data, select “Performance Monitor” on the main menu of
the monitor and control task screen.
Displays PM counter
results
Displays telemetering items
After selecting the desired panel and clicking on the “Execute” button, the PM Item results to
be fetched can be selected on the PM Item Select screen shown below.
Select the item to be
fetched on the Performance
Monitor Item Select screen.
(1) On the Data Type area,

Select the desired items select the data type to be
from this list fetched.
When the “Execute”
button is clicked, fetching of
Select the PM the PM data will start.
(2) data type.
When this button is
clicked, the selected
items are added to
the fetched list.

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PM Item Screen
When the value is marked by “*”, the data could not be correctly counted for that period.
When the “TCN List” button on PM Item screen is clicked, the TCN (Threshold Crossing
Notification) Alarm list, showing the condition of all TCN items for the corresponding panel, is
displayed.
The displayed data on the PM Item screen can be saved to a file by clicking the “Store” button.

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Displaying Telemetering Items

Telemetering items are available for the OPT INTFC panel and the TRP and TRP (RP) Units.
The Telemetering Item results for each panel/unit are shown below. The results are updated at
10 second intervals.
OPT INTFC Telemetering List
TRP UNIT Telemetering List TRP UNIT(RP) Telemetering List

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3.5 Provisioning Operation
This chapter describes the online provisioning of the panels.
Only the superuser and ordinary users holding a “NE Provisioning” privilege have access to
this function.
3.5.1 Provisioning Item List
Type Command Name Package

Online Error pulse Selection OPT INTFC
Provisioning
Error pulse Selection
AIS Activated by E-BER(from MUX to DMR)
AIS Activated by E-BER(from DMR to MUX)
MS-RDI(FERF) Activated by E-BER(E-BER Detected from MUX)
MS-RDI(FERF) Activated by E-BER(E-BER Detected from DMR)
Line Extracted CLK Squelched by MS-AIS
Signal Degraded(B1) from MUX
Excessive BER(B2) from MUX
Signal Degraded(B1) from DMR
Excessive BER(B1) from DMR
Automatic Laser shutdown
J0 Select
Error pulse Selection 150M INTFC
AIS Activated by E-BER(from MUX to DMR)
MS-RDI(FERF) Activated by E-BER (E-BER Detected from MUX)
MS-RDI(FERF) Activated by E-BER (E-BER Detected from DMR)
Line extracted CLK squelched by MS-AIS
J0 Select

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Type Command Name Package

Online Error pulse Selection 140M INTFC
Provisioning
MS-RDI(FERF) Activated by E-BER (E-BER Detected from DMR)
Line extracted CLK squelched by MS-AIS
C2 Mismatch Detection
J1 Select
Error pulse Selection MODEM
Hop High BER Alarm (50% Activation)
Section Low BER Alarm (50% Activation)
Section High BER Alarm (50% Activation)
C/N Degrade Alarm (50% Activation)
Switching mode BB SW CTRL
Lock-in mode Usage
Lock-in Count
Lock-in detect time
Lock-in Hold time
Wait to Restore time
SF(Prot) Priority
Auto Exerciser
Line(MUX1/MUX2) CLK
Line(DMR1/DMR2)
Selected External Output
QL(Qaulity) Mode
EXT OUT Priority Level(for Line) MUX1
MUX2
DMR1
DMR2
Equipment Priority Level(PORT Usage) MUX1
MUX2
DMR1
DMR2
EXT1
EXT2
Qaulity Minimum Value
External SSM Channel(Sax)
Wait to Restore(WTR) time Setting
ATPC Condition Setting ATPC Tx Minimum Level Setting TRP
ATPC Tx Maximum Level Setting
ATPC Hysteresis Setting
ATPC Alarm Action
ATPC Operation Threshold Level(RSL)
TRP Frequency Setting
Online Alarm Correlation Setting CTRL
Provisioning
TCN Threshold Setting
Threshold Level Setting for Receive Level Threshold Crossed Seconds

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3.5.2 Provisioning Execution
To perform on-line provisioning, select “Provisioning” on the main menu of the monitor and
control task screen. The Provisioning Panel Select window, from which the panel parameter to
be provisioned can be selected, is displayed.
Only parameters belonging to actually equipped panels can be selected.

After selecting a panel parameter and clicking on the “Execute” button, the
Channel select screen is shown, except for the SWOPROC panel. (Rack:
CTRL, BB SW CTRL, CLK)
After selecting the desired Rack/

Channel and clicking on the
“Execute” button, the Provisioning
screen for the selected parameter is
displayed. In the case of the SWO
PROC, the Provisioning screen is
directly displayed when the user
clicks on the “Execute” button on
the Provisioning Panel select screen
shown above.

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For panels that can have a redundant configuration such as the CLK, OPT INTFC and 150M
INTFC panels, the W/P Select radio buttons on the above screen is used to specify the Working
side (the panel installed on the left side) or the Protection side (the panel installed on the right).
CAUTION
Set the corresponding channel to maintenance status before setting/
modifying provisioning.

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“PROVISIONING PANEL SELECT” For OPT INTFC
These settings defines the error pulse used and the conditions for MS-AIS and MS-RDI
generation.
(1) Choose OPT INTFC “ERR PLS/AIS/RDI” on the “Provisioning Panel Select” window
and then click on the “Execute” button to display the “Channel Select” window.
Channel selection for either Working or

Protection
(For MSP, the setting affects both Working
and Protection when “W” is selected. When
“P” is selected, only Protection is affected.
For RST, only the “W” selection is
available.
(2) Choose the SYS No. and RACK No. and then click on the “Execute” button.
(3) The “OPT INTFC Provisioning <ERR PLS/AIS/RDI>” dialog box appears.
Selective Menu in MST

B2 Error Pulse(B2 Parity ERROR)
B2 Block Error Pulse(B2 Block ERROR)
Selective Menu in RST

B1 Error Pulse B1 (B1 parity ERROR)
B1 Block Error Pulse B1(B1 block ERROR)
MS-AIS generation by Excessive BER

YES
NO
MS-RDI (FERF) generation by Excessive BER

YES
NO
Squelch CLK extracted from the Line signal

when MS-AIS is detected
YES
NO
(4) Select the desired error pulse from the pull-down list.

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BER Alarm Threshold Setting
This sets the threshold levels for generating various BER alarms.
(1) On the “Provisioning Panel Select” window, choose OPT INTFC “BER alarm
threshold” and then click on the “Execute” button to display the “Channel Select”
window.

Protection
(For MSP, the setting affects both Working
and Protection when “W” is selected. When
“P” is selected, only Protection is affected.
For RST, only the “W” selection is available.)
(3) The “OPT INTFC Provisioning <BER alarm threshold>” dialog box appears.
BER ALM threshold level selection Default
Signal Degrade(B1) from MUX:1E-5 to 1E-9 1E-6 (MST/RST)
Signal Degrade(B2) from MUX:1E-5 to 1E-9 1E-6 (MST only)
Excessive BER(B2) from MUX:1E-3 to 1E-5 1E-3 (MST only)
Signal Degrade(B1) from DMR:1E-5 to 1E-9 1E-6 (RST only)
Excessive BER(B1) from DMR:1E-3 to 1E-5 1E-3 (RST only)
Signal Degrade(B2) from DMR:1E-5 to 1E-9 1E-6 (MST only)
Excessive BER(B2) from DMR:1E-3 to 1E-5 1E-3 (MST only)
(4) Select the desired BER Alarm Threshold Level for each BER alarm item from the pull-
down list.

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Auto Laser Shutdown Setting
This setting defines the mode of operation of the Auto Laser Shutdown function.
(1) Choose OPT INTFC “ALS” on the “Provisioning Panel Select” window and then
display the “Channel Select” window by clicking on the “Execute” button.
(3) The “OPT INTFC Provisioning <ALS>” dialog box appears.
Independently setup for “W” and “P”.
Selection of Automatic Laser Shutdown function.

Disable.......................Default
Enable (Auto Start)
Enable (Manual Restart)
Enable (Manual Restart for Test)
(4) Select the desired Auto Laser Shutdown mode from the pull-down list.

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Section Trace Select (from/to MUX)
This setting defines the value of the Regenerator Section Trace (J0) (from/to MUX).
(1) Choose OPT INTFC “Section trace (J0) from/to MUX” on the “Provisioning Panel
Select” window and display the “Channel Select” window by clicking on the “Execute”
button.
Independently setup for “W” and “P”.
(2) Chose the SYS No. and RACK No. and click on the “Execute” button.
(3) The “OPT INTFC Provisioning <Section trace (...>” dialog box appears.
J0 (detect J0)
Not Detected
Transmitting Pattern Set up

Expected Pattern Set up
Receiving Pattern
(4) To activate detection of the Regenerator Section Trace byte, select “J0” from the “JO
Select” pull-down list. Otherwise, select “Not Detected”
(5) Enter the station name or some key words into the “Transmitting Pattern” entry box at
the transmitting station.
(6) In the “Expected Pattern” text field, enter the station name or some key words which are
identical to those entered at the transmitting side.
(7) Identical words to the expected pattern displays in the “Received Pattern” box.

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“PROVISIONING PANEL SELECT” For OPT INTFC (Only applies for RST)
Section trace (J0) from/to DMR
This setting defines the value of the Regenerator Section Trace (J0) (from/to DMR).
(1) Choose OPT INTFC “Section trace (J0) from/to DMR” on the “Provisioning Panel
button.
(2) Choose the SYS No. and RACK No. and click on the “Execute” button.
(3) The “OPT INTFC Provisioning <Section trace (...>” dialog box appears.
J0 (detect J0)
Not Detected

Receiving Pattern
Select” pull-down list. Otherwise, select “Not Detected”.

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TCN Threshold Value Setting
These settings defines the threshold value of the various TCN items.
(1) Choose OPT I NTFC “TCN Threshold” on the “Provisioning Panel Select” window
and display the “Channel Select” window by clicking on the “Execute” button.
(3) The “PM Item Select” selection window appears.
Data Type selection

15Min or 1Day.
Select the desired TCN Items and

copy the selected item(s) into the
entry box.
Displays the TCN items whose

threshold settings will be modified
(4) Select the radio button corresponding to the desired Data Type (15Min or 1Day).
(5) Select the TCN item(s) from the “Performance Monitor Item Select” scrolling list box
(hold the Control key down while clicking to select multiple items). Click on the button
with a pointing index finger icon to copy the selected items to the “PM Item Select”
scrolling list box.

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“PROVISIONING PANEL SELECT” For 150M INTFC
These settings defines the error pulse used and the conditions for MS-AIS and MS-RDI
generation.
(1) Choose 150M INTFC “ERR PLS/AIS/RDI” on the “Provisioning Panel Select”
window and display the “Channel Select” window by clicking on the “Execute” button.

Protection
(For MSP, the setting affects both Working and
Protection when “W” is selected. When “P” is
selected, only Protection is affected. For RST,
only the “W” selection is available.
(3) The “150M INTFC Provisioning <ERR PLS/AIS/RDI>” dialog box appears.

Selective Menu in RST

B1 Error Pulse B1 (B1 parity ERROR)
B1 Block Error Pulse B1(B1 block ERROR)
MS-AIS generation by Excessive BER

YES
NO
MS-RDI (FERF) generation by Excessive BER

YES
NO
Squelch CLK extracted from the Line signal when

MS-AIS is detected
YES
NO
(4) Select the desired error pulse from the pull-down list.

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(1) Choose 150M INTFC “BER alarm threshold” on the “Provisioning Panel Select”

Protection
(For MSP, the setting affects both Working and
Protection when “W” is selected. When “P” is
selected, only Protection is affected. For RST,
only the “W” selection is available.)
(3) The “150M INTFC Provisioning <BER alarm threshold>” dialog box appears.
Signal Degrade(B1) from MUX:1E-5 to 1E-9 1E-6 (MST/RST)
Signal Degrade(B2) from MUX:1E-5 to 1E-9 1E-6 (MST only)
Signal Degrade(B1) from DMR:1E-5 to 1E-9 1E-6 (RST only)
Excessive BER(B1) from DMR:1E-3 to 1E-5 1E-3 (RST only)
Signal Degrade(B2) from DMR:1E-5 to 1E-9 1E-6 (MST only)
down list.

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J0 Select (from/to MUX)
This setting defines the value of the Regenerator Section Trace (J0) (from/to MUX).
(1) Choose 150M INTFC “J0 Select (from/to MUX)” on the “Provisioning Panel Select”
(3) The “150M INTFC Provisioning <J0 Select (fro...>” dialog box appears.
J0 (detects J0)
Not Detected

Receiving Pattern

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“PROVISIONING PANEL SELECT” For 150M INTFC (Only applies for RST)
Section Trace Select (from/to DMR)
This setting defines the value of the Regenerator Section Trace (J0) (from/to DMR).
(1) Choose 150 INTFC “Section trace Select (J0) from/to MUX” on the “Provisioning
Panel Select” window and display the “Channel Select” window by clicking on the
“Execute” button.
(3) The “150M INTFC Provisioning <Section trace (...>” dialog box appears.
J0 (detects J0)
Not Detected

Receiving Pattern

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(1) Choose 150M I NTFC “TCN Threshold” on the “Provisioning Panel Select” window
(2) Choose SYS No. and RACK No. and click on the “Execute” button.
Register Data Type selection

15Min or 1Day

entry box.

scrolling list box.

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“PROVISIONING PANEL SELECT” For CTRL
CTRL Alarm Correlation
This setting whether the alarm correlation function of the CTRL module should be in effect or
not.
(1) Choose CTRL “Alarm correlation” on the “Provisioning Panel Select” window and
(2) The “CTRL Provisioning <Alarm correlation>” dialog box appears.
Alarm Correlation mode set up

Enabled or Disabled
Disabled: (Default)
(3) Select “Enabled” or “Disabled” from the pulldown list.
Note: It may be selected “Disabled” in default set or under the radio section test. You
must select “Enabled” in online operation, if not do, “Warning” alert will
appear on the Network Management System.
Alarm correlation is a function that filters alarm notifications, so that derived alarms are not
displayed, but it is possible to specify the real-cause alarm.
Alarm events correlation for each component module are listed as follows.

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Alarm Events Correlation

A. TX Side
A-1. INTFC INPUT LOSS

MESSAGE (Item Name) MODULE NAME
LOSS OF SIGNAL[FROM MUX] 150M INTFC

OPT INTFC
140M INTFC
LOSS OF FRAME[FROM MUX] 150M INTFC

OPT INTFC
MS-AIS RECEIVED[FROM MUX] 150M INTFC

OPT INTFC
AIS RECEIVED 140M INTFC
AU PATH AIS1 RECEIVED[FROM MUX] 150M INTFC

OPT INTFC

OPT INTFC

OPT INTFC
A-2. INTFC LOF

LOSS OF FRAME[FROM MUX] 150M INTFC

OPT INTFC

OPT INTFC

OPT INTFC

OPT INTFC

OPT INTFC

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A-3. INTFC MS-AIS


OPT INTFC

OPT INTFC

OPT INTFC

OPT INTFC
A-4. MODEM UNEQUIPPED

MODEM UNEQUIPPED ALM MODEM
TX LEVEL ALM TRP
A-5. MODEM ENC ALM (HARDWARE)

ENCODE FAILURE MODEM
TX LEVEL ALM TRP
A-6. MODEM MOD ALM (HARDWARE)

OUTPUT LEVEL DOWN MODEM
TX LEVEL ALM TRP

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A-7. TRP TX APC ALM (HARDWARE)

TX APC ALM TRP
TX LEVEL ALM TRP
B. RX Side
B-1. TRP UNEQUIPPED

TRP UNEQUIPPED ALM TRP
INPUT LEVEL DOWN MODEM
FRAME SYNC LOSS MODEM
SECTION HIGH BER ALM MODEM
SECTION LOW BER ALM MODEM
EARLY WARNING MODEM
OUT OF FRAME MODEM
LOSS OF FRAME MODEM
SIGNAL DEGRADE MODEM

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B-2. TRP RX APC ALM (HARDWARE)

RX APC/LO LEV ALM TRP
RECEIVED LEVEL ALM TRP
EARLY WARNING MODEM
OUT OF FRAME MODEM
LOSS OF FRAME MODEM
B-3. RX LEVEL ALM

RECEIVED LEVEL ALM TRP
EARLY WARNING MODEM
OUT OF FRAME MODEM
LOSS OF FRAME MODEM

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B-4. DEM ALM

EARLY WARNING MODEM
OUT OF FRAME MODEM
LOSS OF FRAME MODEM
B-5. HIGH BER ALM

EARLY WARNING MODEM
OUT OF FRAME MODEM
LOSS OF FRAME MODEM

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B-6. F SYNC ALM

EARLY WARNING MODEM
OUT OF FRAME MODEM
LOSS OF FRAME MODEM
B-7. MODEM LOF

LOSS OF FRAME MODEM

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B-8. INTFC LOSS

LOSS OF SIGNAL[FROM DMR] 150M INTFC

OPT INTFC
140M INTFC
LOSS OF FRAME[FROM DMR] 150M INTFC

OPT INTFC
140M INTFC
MS-AIS RECEIVED[FROM DMR] 150M INTFC

OPT INTFC
140M INTFC
AU PATH AIS1 RECEIVED[FROM DMR] 150M INTFC

OPT INTFC
140M INTFC

OPT INTFC

OPT INTFC
B-9. INTFC LOF

LOSS OF FRAME[FROM DMR] 150M INTFC

OPT INTFC
140M INTFC

OPT INTFC
140M INTFC

OPT INTFC
140M INTFC

OPT INTFC

OPT INTFC

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B-10. INTFC MS-AIS


OPT INTFC
140M INTFC

OPT INTFC
140M INTFC

OPT INTFC

OPT INTFC
C. COMMON
C-1. CLK ONLINE SWITCHOVER

CLK MODULE ALM CLK
All Alarms (Excepting MAINT Item) MODEM
All Alarms 150M INTFC

OPT INTFC
140M INTFC

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“PROVISIONING PANEL SELECT” For MODEM
This setting defines the error pulse to be used.
(1) Choose MODEM “ERR PLS” on the “Provisioning Panel Select” window and display
the “Channel Select” window by clicking on the “Execute” button.
(3) The “MODEM Provisioning <ERR PLS>” dialog box appears.

(4) Select the desired error pulse from pull-down list.

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(1) Choose MODEM “BER alarm threshold” on the “Provisioning Panel Select” window
(3) The “MODEM Provisioning <BER alarm threshold>” dialog box appears.
Signal Degrade(B1) from DMR: 1E-5 to 1E-9 1E-6
Excessive BER(B1) from DMR: 1E-3 to 1E-5 1E-3

Hop High BER Alarm
(Probability by 50%) : 3E-4 to 3E-8 3E-4
Section Low BER Alarm
Section High BER Alarm
Early warning : 3E-6 to 3E-10: 3E-8
down list.

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Section trace (J0) (from/to DMR)
This setting defines the value of the Regenerator Section Trace (from/to DMR).
(1) Choose MODEM “Section trace (J0) (from/to MUX)” on the “Provisioning Panel
button.
(3) The “MODEM Provisioning <Section trace (J0) >” dialog box appears.
J0 (detects J0)
Not Detected

Receiving Pattern

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(1) Choose MODEM “TCN Threshold Value Selection” on the “Provisioning Panel
button.
Data Type selection

15Min or 1Day.

entry box.

scrolling list box.

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“PROVISIONING PANEL SELECT” For BB SW CTRL
Switching mode Setting
This sets up the BB SW CTRL function.
(1) Choose BB SW CTRL “Switching mode” on the “Provisioning Panel Select” window
(2) Choose the RACK No. and click on the “Execute” button.
(3) The “BB SW Provisioning <Switching mode>” selection window appears.
BB SW CTRL Switching mode selection (SYS1 to SYS4)

Uni-Directional Non Revertible
Uni-Directional Revertible
Bi-Directional Non Revertible
Bi-Directional Revertible
Lock-in mode Usage: Used or Not used
(lock-in: inhibit switching for a preset period after
switching has performed more than preset number of times)
Lock-in count: 1 to 255 (Default:4)
(lock-in mode by the number of times)
Lock-in detect time: 1 to 60min (Default:10)
(lock-in mode for a counted period)
Lock-in Hold time: 1 to 48h (Default:24)
(lock-in mode for inhibited switching period)
Wait to Restore time: 1 to12min (Default:4)
(Time lag setting for switching activation after failure has
restored in Revertible mode.)
SF(Protection) priority
Alarm>Command
Command>Alarm
SF(P): Signal failure (protection), LKOP: Lock operation,
FSW:Forced switch, SF(W): Signal failure (working)
Auto Exerciser: Enabled or Disabled
(4) Select the desired setting from each pull-down list and click on the “Execute” button.
Note: It is possible to perform the setting in each rack for these items, though the all racks
(CTRL) must be provided the same value.
When particularly up-load the Station information for the CTRL, values of every
rack (CTRL) under the LMS should be set the same. (If the values are not the same,
on-line setting values for the System Parameter Provisioning in merge up-load data
and Station information down-load are not updated.)

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“PROVISIONING PANEL SELECT” For BB SW CTRL
(1) Choose BB SW CTRL “TCN Threshold Value Selection” on the “Provisioning Panel
button.
Data Type selection

15Min or 1Day.
TCN items
PSC: Protection Switching Count

(The number of times switching
from Working to Protection occurs)
PSD: Protection Switching
Defined TCM Duration
Threshold (Duration that the Working unit has
Item been switched to Protection)
Not available for Revertive mode.
scrolling list box.

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“PROVISIONING PANEL SELECT” For CLK
EXT OUT Priority
When the “Selected External Output = Line”, this sets the priority level for each extracted
line clock. This is used for deciding which extracted line clock will be supplied by the external
output.
(1) Choose CLK “EXT OUT Priority” on the “Provisioning Panel Select” window and
(3) The “CLK Provisioning <EXT OUT Priority>” dialog box appears.
Clock Source Select
LINE(MUX1/MUX2):Displays selected CLK
LINE(DMR1/DMR2):Displays selected CLK
Selected External Output: Displays whether the

Equipment or Line CLK is selected for the
external CLK output
QL (Quality) mode:Enabled or Disabled
Select EXT OUT Priority

MUX1,MUX2,DMR1,DMR2
(Only available when Selected External
output=Line)
(4) Set the quality level mode and the external clock output priority from the corresponding
pull-down list.

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“PROVISIONING PANEL SELECT” For CLK
Equipment Priority/Other Attribute
When the “Selected External Output = Equipment”, this sets the priority level for each
available clock source. This is used for deciding which available clock signal will be supplied
by the external output port.
(1) Choose CLK “Equipment Priority/Other Attribute” on the “Provisioning Panel

button.
(3) The “CLK Provisioning <Equipment Priority/Other Attribute>” dialog box appears.
Clock Source Select
LINE(MUX1/MUX2):Displays selected
CLK
LINE(DMR1/DMR2):Displays selected
CLK
Selected External Output: Displays

whether the Equipment or Line CLK is
selected for the external CLK output
QL (Quality) mode:Enabled or
Disabled
Select Equipment Priority/Other
Attribute
MUX1,MUX2, DMR1, DMR2, EXT1,
EXT2:
1 to 7 or Disabled
QL Minimum Value: Output squelch
condition
(Squelch when QL is lower than a predefined
External SSM Channel (Sax): value.)
Set up the Sax channel where SSM is transmitted (EXT IN/ QL=2,4,8,11,DISABLED(for 2M)
OUT common) from Sa4 to Sa8. :Sa4 (Default) QL=1,2,3,4,5,DISABLED (for 1.5M)
Disabled (Default)
Wait to Restore(WTR) time setting: Default: QL=11 (for 2M)
Sets the duration of the availability of the CLK source Default: QL=5 (for 1.5M)
before it is re-selected (after CLK failure has restored.0 to
12min : min (Default)
(4) Set the quality level mode and the external clock output priority from the corresponding
pull-down list.

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“PROVISIONING PANEL SELECT” For TRP (RP)
ATPC Condition Setting
This sets the desired the ATPC conditions.
(1) Choose TRP “ATPC condition setting” on the “Provisioning Panel Select” window and
(2) Choose SYS No. and RACK No. and click on the “Execute” button.
(3) The “TRP Provisioning <ATPC condition setting>” dialog box appears.
ATPC TX Minimum Level Setting: Default Value

Select the minimum TX output
power level. −12 to +2dB −12dB
ATPC TX Maximum Level Setting:
Select the maximum TX output
power level. −12 to +2dB 0 dB
ATPC TX Hysteresis setting:
Select the TX output Hysteresis 0 to +7dB 5 dB
level.
ATPC alarm action:
Select the resulting ATPC operation
when an ATPC alarm has occurred.
MIN,MAX,HOLD MIN
ATPC Operation threshold
level(RSL):
Select received signal threshold
level for the ATPC operation.
−70 to −40 dBm −60 dBm
(4) Set up the ATPC control level relative to the TX output power level from the pull-down
list.

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“PROVISIONING PANEL SELECT” For TRP(RP)
TRP Frequency Setting
This assigns the transmitting and receiving radio frequencies.
(1) Choose TRP “TRP Frequency” on the “Provisioning Panel Select” window and display
the “Channel Select” window by clicking on the “Execute” button.
(3) The “TRP Provisioning <TRP Frequency>” entry window appears.
TX Frequency:Enter the TX frequency in MHz..

RX Frequency:Enter the RX frequency in MHz..
(4) Assign the TX and RX frequencies by typing the frequency in MHz in the text box.

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“PROVISIONING PANEL SELECT” For TRP
Receive Level for TCS
This sets the TCS (Threshold Crossed Second) received threshold level.
(1) Choose TRP “Receive Level for TCS” on the “Provisioning Panel Select” window and
(3) The “TRP Provisioning <Receive Level for TCS>” dialog box appears.
TCS (threshold crossed seconds : Select threshold level for receive level.
−70 to −40dBm) : −60dBm (Default)
(4) Set up the threshold level from the pull-down list.
Note: It is possible to perform the setting in each rack for this item, though the all racks
(CTRL) must be provided the same value.
When particularly up-load the Station information for the CTRL, values of every
rack (CTRL) under the LMS should be set the same. (If the values are not the same,
on-line setting values for the System Parameter Provisioning in merge up-load data
and Station information down-load are not updated.)

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“PROVISIONING PANEL SELECT” For SWO PROC
SWO PROC Provisioning
This defines the desired settings for the SWO PROC function.
(1) Choose “SWO PROC” on the “Provisioning Panel Select” window and display the
“SWO PROC Provisioning” window.
(2) Set up the desired SWO PROC function by selecting menu option for each channel and
enter timer setting value into each entry field.
Line Priority (1-4): Setup of line priority (1 to 4).

Sending end Line: Transmission is available (x; available)
Receiving end Line:Reception is available (x; available)
Manual Switching: Define whether or not manual switchover execution is included when the
automatic protection switching has been performed by generating the
PSWO alarms.
(x; include)
Switch-Over Mode: Define whether Automatic protection switching mode or Manual
protection switching mode has higher priority.
Manual Switching Mode:
Mark the “stop” check box to exclude manual switching for the protection
switching count (x; exclude)
PSWO Alarm Waiting Timer (0-255):
A PSWO alarm is generated when the protection switch remains activated
for more than the period defined in this setting.
PPF Alarm Waiting Time (0-255):
A PPF alarm is generated when the protection channel remains in the
alarm condition for more than the period defined in this setting.
Exerciser Start Timer (0-23) (0-59):
Designate the daily start up time of the Auto Exerciser.
Exerciser cycle (1-24):
Designate the execution interval for the Auto Exerciser function.

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“PROVISIONING PANEL SELECT” For SWO PROC
TCA Threshold Value Setting
This setup intends to decide TCA threshold value.
(1) Choose SWO PROC “TCA Threshold Value Selection” on the “Provisioning Panel
Select” window and display the “Panel Select” window by clicking on the “Execute”
button.
TCA items
Switching Count:
The number of switching times
from Regular to Protection
Switching Fail Count:
The number of switching fail
times from Regular to Protection
Switching Duration:
Duration after switched from
Regular to Protection
Switching Fail Duration:
Duration of switching fail from
Regular to Protection
(4) Select the radio button corresponding to the desired Data Type (15Min or 1Day). Select
the desired item(s) from the “Performance Monitor Item Select” box (hold the Control
key down while clicking to select multiple items). Click on the button with a pointing
index finger icon to copy the selected items to the “PM Item Select” list box.

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3.6 Maintenance Operation
This chapter describes the maintenance operations available on the LCT.
Operational items accessible to users vary according to the user’s assigned privilege. All
operations are accessible to the superuser.
3.6.1 Control
These are functions used to control each panel.
3.6.1.1 Control Item List
The following table lists control items available on the LCT. Refer to the chapter contained in
the Reference column for more details
Panel Control Item Reference

OPT INTFC Delay Adjust
150M INTFC Delay Adjust
140M INTFC Delay Adjust
MODEM XPIC RESET
WS INTFC Switching Control (Wayside Transmission)
HS/SWO CTRL Switching Control (HS/SWO CTRL Tx Side) HS SW “Chapter 3.3.5.2” and
“Chapter 3.3.5.3”
Switching Control (HS/SWO CTRL Rx Side) HL SW “Chapter 3.3.5.2” and
“Chapter 3.3.5.3”
BB SW CTRL Switching Control
Lock-in Status Clear
OH INTFC Manual Switching Control
CLK LOCKOUT Control
Clock Source Select Control
Clear Wait to Restore Time
Online Select Control
TRP Manual Transmit Level Control
SWO PROC Switching Control “Chapter 3.3.5.3”
Tx Test Operation “Chapter 3.3.5.3”
Disable Operation “Chapter 3.3.5.3”
Rcvy Operation “Chapter 3.3.5.3”
Exercise Operation “Chapter 3.3.5.3”
Counter Operation “Chapter 3.3.5.3”

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3.6.1.2 Control Execution
Controls may be executed by selecting “Control” from the Maintenance menu on the monitor
and control task screen.
Select the control item to be executed when the Control Panel Select screen is displayed. Except
for the SWO PROC, the Channel selection screen is displayed when the “Execute” button is
clicked. When a control item belonging to the SWO PROC was selected, the control screen is
displayed directly.
This is the control item select screen.
After selecting the desired item and

clicking on the “Execute” button, the
following screen is displayed.
SWO PROC, CLK :

Control screen
Other than the above :

Channel Select screen.

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OPT INTFC
(1) Select the radio button corresponding to the desired system and then click on the
“Execute” button. The “OPT INTFC Maintenance <Delay....>” window appears.
“Delay Adjust” shows the actual delay values.

PROT F ASYNC: Occurred or Not Occurred
REG F ASYNC: Occurred or Not Occurred
Adjust Time Out : Occurred or Not Occurred
PROT: DADE value of PROT

00H - FFH
REG: DADE value of REG
00H - FFH
When the “Start” button is clicked, the TX side is automatically
controlled and the DADE is adjusted.

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150M INTFC
“Execute” button. The “150M INTFC Maintenance <Delay....>” window appears.
“Delay Adjust” shows actual delay values.

PROT F ASYNC: Occurred or Not Occurred
REG F ASYNC: Occurred or Not Occurred
Adjust Time Out : Occurred or Not Occurred
PROT: DADE value of PROT

00H - FFH
REG: DADE value of REG
00H - FFH
When the “Start” button is clicked, the TX side is automatically
controlled and the DADE is adjusted.

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MODEM
“Execute” button. The “MODEM Maintenance <XPIC....>” window appears.
“XPIC Reset” controls XPIC reset.

XPIC Reset: Reset or Normal (Default: Normal)
WS INTFC
“Execute” button. The “WS INTFC Maintenance <Switching Control>” window
appears.
Choose the remote control mode for switching of the WS signal from the pull-down list.
Forced-Prot
Forced-Reg
Manual-Prot
Manual-Reg
Auto

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HS/SWO CTRL TX Side
“Execute” button. The “HS/SWO CTRL (TX Side) Maintenance Switching C...”
window appears.
Choose the remote control mode for TX switching from the pull-down list.
Forced-Prot
Forced-Reg
Manual-Prot
Manual-Reg
Auto
HS/SWO CTRL RX Side
(1) Select the radio button corresponding to the desired rack and then click on the “Execute”
button. The “HS/SWO CTRL (RX Side) Maintenance Switching C...” window
appears.
Choose the remote control mode for RX switching from the pull-down list.
Forced-Prot
Forced-Reg
Manual-Prot
Manual-Reg
Auto

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BB SW CTRL
Control Mode
(1) Select the BB SW CTRL “Control mode” item on the “Control Panel Select” window
and click on the “Execute” button.
(2) After selecting the corresponding system radio button on the “Channel Select” window
and clicking on the “Execute” button, the “BB SW CTRL Maintenance <Control
Mode>” select window appears.
(3) Choose the switching remote control mode for the BB SW CTRL from the pull-down list.
Lock Out of Protection

Forced-Work
Forced-Prot
Manual- Work
Manual-Prot
Exercise
Auto (Clear)

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BB SW CTRL
Lock-in Status Clear
(1) Select BB SW CTRL “Lock-in Status Clear” on the “Control Panel Select” window
(2) After selecting the corresponding system radio button on the “Channel Select” window
and clicking on the “Execute” button, the “BB SW CTRL Maintenance <Lo..>” dialog
appears.
(3) Click on the “Execute” button to clear the Lock-in status of the BB SW CTRL.
OH INTFC
(1) After selecting the corresponding system radio button and clicking on the “Execute”
button, the “OH INTFC Maintenance <Switching Control>” window appears.
(2) Choose the switching remote control mode for the OH INTFC from the pull-down list.
Forced-Prot
Forced-Reg
Manual-Prot
Manual-Reg
Auto

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CLK
Lock Control
(1) After selecting the CLK “Lock Control” radio button on the “Control Panel Select”
window and clicking on the “Execute” button, the “CLK Maintenance <Lock
Control>” select window appears.
(2) When a timing source(s) needs to be interrupted during maintenance, select the Set radio
buttons corresponding to the clock sources that needs to be locked-out. This control is not
usually applied during normal operation.

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Clock Source Select Control
(1) After selecting the CLK “Clock Source Select Control” radio button on the “Control
Panel Select” window and clicking on the “Execute” button, the “CLK Maintenance <
Clock Source Select Control>” select window appears.
(2) Choose the control mode from the “Switching Mode” pull-down list.
Forced
Manual MUX1
Auto (Clear) MUX2
DMR1
DMR2
EXT1
EXT2
(FREERUN)*
(HOLDOVER)*
Note*: Only available in “Forced” mode.
(3) Choose the control mode from the “Source Select” pull-down list.

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Clear Wait to Restore Timer
(1) After selecting the CLK “Clear Wait to Restore Timer” radio button on the “Control
Panel Select” window and clicking on the “Execute” button. the “CLK Maintenance
<Clear Wait to Restore Timer>” select window appears.
(2) Normally, select Non. Select “Clear” only if the Wait to restore time needs to be cleared.

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Online Select Control
(1) Select the CLK “Online Select Control” radio button on the “Control Panel Select”
window and click on the “Execute” button.
(2) After clicking on the “Execute” button on the “Channel Select” window, the “CLK
Maintenance < Source/Online Select >” dialog appears.
This control is used if CLK module switchover needs to be performed to replace a

defective CLK module.
(3) Select the “Switching Mode” control mode from the pull-down list.
Forced Left
Manual Right
Auto (Clear)
(4) Select the CLK module to placed on-line from the “Source Select” pull-down list.
CAUTION
Total signal interruption occurs when online switchover is
performed.

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TRP
Manual Transmit Level Control
(1) Select TRP “Manual Transmit Level Control” on the “Control Panel Select” window
(2) Select the radio button corresponding to the desired system and click on the “Execute”
button on the “Channel Select” window. The “TRP Maintenance < Manual Transmit
Level C...>” dialog appears.
Default: Auto
(3) Choose the transmit level from the “Manual Transmit Level Control” pull-down list.
The transmitter output level may be set from −12 to +2dB (or Auto) relative to the
specified output level.

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SWO PROC
Lockout Operation
(1) Select the SWO PROC “Lockout Operation” radio button on the “Control Panel
Select” window and click on the “Execute” button. The “SYS Select” select window
appears.
(2) Select the radio button corresponding to the desired channel and click on the “Execute”
button on the “SYS Select” window. The “SWO Proc Maintenance <Locko...>” control
dialog appears.
(3) To inhibit switchover for the selected channel for maintenance, select ON. Select OFF to
normalize (allow) switchover. Click on the “Execute” button.
Forced Switch
(1) Select the SWO PROC “Forced Switch” radio button on the “Control Panel Select”
window and click on the “Execute” button. The “SYS Select” select window appears.
button on the “SYS Select” window. The “SWO Proc Maintenance <Force...>” control
dialog appears.
(3) Select ON to forcibly switchover the selected channel for maintenance, or OFF to
normalize switchover functions, and click on the “Execute” button.

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Manual Switch
(1) Select the SWO PROC “Manual Switch” radio button on the “Control Panel Select”
button on the “SYS Select” window. The “SWO Proc Maintenance <Manu...>” control
dialog appears.
(3) Select ON to manually switchover the selected channel for maintenance, or OFF to
normalize switchover functions, and click on the “Execute” button.
Disable Operation
(1) Select the SWO PROC “Disable Operation” radio button on the “Control Panel Select”
button on the “SYS Select” window. The “SWO Proc Maintenance <Disabl...>” control
dialog appears.
(3) Select ON to disable automatic switchover for the selected REG channel for maintenance,
or OFF to normalize switchover functions, and click on the “Execute” button.

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Rcvy Operation
(1) Select the SWO PROC “Rcvy Operation” radio button on the “Control Panel Select”
(2) Select the COM radio button and click on the “Execute” button on the “SYS Select”
window. The “SWO Proc Maintenance < Rcvy...>” control dialog appears.
(3) Click on the “Execute” button to execute SWO PROC recovery.
DSC Manual Switching Control
(1) Select the SWO PROC “DSC Manual Switching Control” radio button on the “Control
Panel Select” window and click on the “Execute” button. The “SYS Select” window
appears.
Manual (A): Manually select the DSC on

route A.
Manual (B): Manually select the DSC on
route B.
Auto: Automatic switching.
window. The “SWO Proc Maintenance <DSC...>” control dialog appears.
(3) Select the desired DSC switching mode and click on the “Execute” button.

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Counter Operation
(1) Select the SWO PROC “Counter Operation” radio button on the “Control Panel
Select” window and click on the “Execute” button. The “SYS Select” select window
appears.
Counter Reset
Counter Stop
Counter Restart
window. The “SWO Proc Maintenance <Count...>” control dialog appears.
(3) Select the radio button corresponding to the desired counter operation and click on the

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3.6.2 Test Items
Test items are used for panel adjustment.
3.6.2.1 Item List
Panel Item
150M INTFC Base Band Output Control
Loopback Control-150M INTFC
140M INTFC Base Band Output Control
Loopback Control-140M INTFC
OPT INTFC Loopback Control-OPT INTFC
MODEM MOD Carrier Output
Loopback Control-MODEM
DEM Carrier NORM/INV Select
WS INTFC Wayside Output Control
BB SW CTRL All Reset
OH EXT OH EXT G703 Output Control
CLK Clock Output Control
External Clock Output Control
TRP Receive Level AGC Function Test
Endless Phase Shifter Function Test
Carrier Sweep Function

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3.6.2.2 Test Item Execution
After selecting the test item and

clicking on the “Execute”
button, the SYS select screen is
displayed.
In the case of the CLK module,

the test screen will be directly
displayed.
CAUTION
Utmost care should be exercised when setting test items to avoid
traffic interruption. Never set up a test item when the system is in
normal operation.

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Loopback Control
Perform this test only when the section causing the alarm has been distinguished from the
normal operating section.
CAUTION
Never set up Loopback Control when the system is in normal
operation.
OPT INTFC
(1) Select the OPT INTFC “Loopback Control radio button on the “Control Panel Select”
window and click on the “Execute” button. The “Channel Select” window appears.
button on the “Channel Select” window. The “OPT INTFC Test <Loopback control>”
control dialog appears.
(3) Select the desired operation from the “Loopback Control” pull-down list.
Loopback control-fm/to MUX

Loopback control-fm/to DMR
Normal

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Loopback Control
Perform this test to isolate the section in alarm condition from the normally operating section.
CAUTION
Never set up Loopback Control when the system is in normal
operation.
150M INTFC
(1) Select the 150M INTFC “Loopback Control radio button on the “Control Panel Select”
button on the “Channel Select” window. The “150M INTFC Test <Loopback
control>” control dialog appears.
(3) Select the desired loopback operation from the “Loopback Control” pull-down list.

Normal

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Base Band Output Control

This test is performed to verify if the pulse shape of the base band signal output falls within the
specified pulse mask.
(1) Select the 150M INTFC “Base Band Output Control” radio button on the “Control
Panel Select” window and click on the “Execute” button. The “Channel Select”
window appears.
button on the “Channel Select” window. The “150M INTFC Test < Base Band Output
Control >” control dialog appears.
(3) Select the required signal pattern from the “Base Band Output Control” pull-down list.
all“0” output *
all“1” output *
Normal
Note: Since the control circuit for the test signal used to pulse-mask verification is simplified made
up, a few combined signal appear in the output, if you select all “0” or all “1”.

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MODEM
MOD Carrier Output
This test is causes the modem to output an unmodulated carrier signal for transmitter frequency
measurement.
CAUTION
To avoid interrupting the supervisory and control signal in N+1
systems, never simultaneously set the MOD output signal in SYS1
and SYS2 to “Carrier Output”. In 1+0 systems, LCT provisioning at
both remote and local stations must be performed to normalize the
MOD output signal after setting the MOD output signal to “Carrier
Output”.
(1) Select the MODEM “MOD Carrier Output” radio button on the “Control Panel
Select” window and click on the “Execute” button. The “Channel Select” window
appears.
button of the “Channel Select” window. The “MOD Test <MOD Carrier Output >”
(3) Choose the desired control mode from the “MOD Carrier Output” pull-down list.
Carrier Output
Normal
Loopback Control
Perform this test only when the section causing the alarm has been distinguished from the
normally operating section.
(1) Select the MODEM “Loopback Control” radio button on the “Control Panel Select”

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button on the “Channel Select” window. The “MODEM Test <Loopback control>”
(3) Select the desired loopback operation from the “Loopback Control” pull-down list.

Normal
DEM Carrier NORM/INV select
This control is applied when a loopback connection in the RF or IF stage has been set up in
local station.
(1) Select the MODEM “DEM Carrier NORM/INV Select” radio button on the “Control
window appears.
button on the “Channel Select” window. The “MODEM Test < DEM Carrier NORM/
INV select>” control dialog appears.
(3) Choose the desired control operation from the “DEM Carrier NORM/INV Select” pull-
down list.
Invert: Select this if no IF signal

receives at Normal is
selected in MODEM
loopback connection.
Normal: Select this when it is
connected RF loopback.

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WS INTFC
Wayside Output Control
This test is performed to verify if the pulse shape of the wayside signal output falls within the
(1) Select the WS INTFC “Wayside Output Control” radio button on the “Control Panel
appears.
button on the “Channel Select” window. The “WS INTFC Test <Wayside Output
Control>” control dialog appears.
(3) Choose the required signal pattern from the “Wayside Output Control” pull-down list.
Isolated Pulse Output: (Select this for test).

Normal

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BB SW CTRL
All Reset
This test item is used to reset the values contained in the counter/register of the BB SW CTRL.
(1) Select the BB SW CTRL “All Reset” radio button on the “Control Panel Select”
(2) Select the radio button corresponding to the desired rack and click on the “Execute”
button on the “Channel Select” window. The “BB SW CTRL Test <A...>” control
dialog appears.
(3) Click on the “Execute” button on the “BB SW CTRL Test <A...>” control dialog to reset
entire counter/register values.
OH EXT
OH EXT G703 Output Control
This test is performed to verify if the pulse shape of the G703 signal output falls within the
(1) Select the OH EXT “OH EXT G703 Output Control” radio button on the “Control
Panel Select” window and click on the “Execute” button. The “OH EXT<OH EXT
G703 Output Control>” control window appears.
(2) Choose the required signal pattern from the “OH EXT<OH EXT G703 Output
Control>” pull-down list.
(3) Click on the “Execute” button on the “OH EXT<OH EXT G703 Output Control>”
control dialog to set the G703 signal output pattern.
Single Pulse Output

Double Pulse Output
Normal

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CLK
CLK Output Control
This test is performed to verify if the pulse shape of the 1.5M external output falls within the
(1) Select the CLK “CLK Output Control” radio button on the “Control Panel Select”
window and click on the “Execute” button. The “CLK Test<CLK Output Control>”
control window appears.
(2) Choose the required signal pattern from the “CLK Test<CLK Output Control>” pull-
down list.
(3) Click on the “Execute” button on the “CLK Test<CLK Output Control>” control
dialog to set the CLK signal output pattern.
Isolated Pulse Output: (Select this for test).

Normal
External Clock Output Control
This test item sets the external clock holdover operation for both right and left CLK modules.
(1) Select the CLK “External Clock Output Control” radio button on the “Control Panel
Select” window and click on the “Execute” button. The “CLK Test<External Clock
Output Control>” control window appears.
(2) Choose the required holdover operation from the “CLK Test< External Clock Output
Control>” pull-down list.
(3) Click on the “Execute” button on the “CLK Test< External Clock Output Control>”
control dialog to set external CLK signal holdover operation.
Continue
Auto

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TRP
Receive Level AGC Function
This test item sets the receiver AGC operation.
(1) Select the TRP “Receive Level AGC Function” radio button on the “Control Panel
appears.
button on the “Channel Select” window. The “TRP (RP)Test < Receive Level AGC
Function>” control dialog appears.
(3) Choose the desired AGC operation from the “TRP (RP) Test < Receive Level AGC
Function>” pull-down list.
(4) Click on the “Execute” button on the “TRP (RP) Test < Receive Level AGC
Function>” control dialog to set AGC operation.
Test (Measurement for Noise Figure)

Test (Measurement for Amplitude Response)
Normal (AGC ON)

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Endless Phase Shifter Function Test
This test item sets the Endless Phase Shifter operation for DADE adjustment.
(1) Select the TRP “Endless Phase Shifter Function Test” radio button on the “Control
window appears.
button on the “Channel Select” window. The “TRP (RP)Test < Endless Phase Shifter
Function Test>” control dialog appears.
(3) Choose the required Endless Phase Shifter operation from the “TRP (RP) Test <Endless
Phase Shifter Function Test >” pull-down list.
(4) Click on the “Execute” button on the “TRP (RP) Test < Endless Phase Shift Function
Test >” dialog to set the EPS operation.
Stop
Free-run
Auto

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Carrier Sweep Function
This test item sets the carrier sweep operation for DADE adjustment.
(1) Select the TRP “Carrier Sweep Function” radio button on the “Control Panel Select”
button on the “Channel Select” window. The “TRP (RP)Test < Carrier Sweep
Function>” control dialog appears.
(3) Choose the required carrier sweep operation from the “TRP (RP) Test < Carrier Sweep
Function >” pull-down list.
(4) Click on the “Execute” button on the “TRP (RP) Test < Carrier Sweep Function >”
dialog to set the carrier sweep operation.
Sweep for DADE V

Auto
Sweep for DADE V : Applies swept signal for DADE measurement.

AUTO

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SWO PROC
TX Test Operation
This test item is used to initiate parallel transmission of the main signal in both PROT and REG
channels.
(1) Select the SWO PROC “TX Test Operation” radio button on the “Control Panel Select”
window and click on the “Execute” button. The “Panel Select” window appears.
(2) Select the radio button corresponding to the desired regular channel and click on the
“Execute” button on the “Panel Select” window. The “SWO PROC Test < TX TEST
Ope...>” control dialog appears.
(3) Select the ON radio button and click on the “Execute” button of the “SWO PROC Test <
TX TEST Ope...>” control dialog to initiate parallel transmission of the selected main
signal on both REG and PROT channels.
ON or OFF

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Exercise Operation
This test items used to verify protection switching operation without switching activation.
(1) Select the SWO PROC “Exercise Operation” radio button on the “Control Panel
Select” window and click on the “Execute” button. The “Panel Select” window appears.
(2) Select the radio button corresponding to the desired regular channel and click on the
“Execute” button of the “Panel Select” window. The “SWO PROC Test < Exercise
Oper...>” control window appears.
(3) Select the desired Auto Exerciser operation and click on the “Execute” button on the
“SWO PROC Test < Exercise Oper...>” window.
Manual Exercise
Auto Exercise Stop
Auto Exercise Restart

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3.6.3 Maintenance Information
Selecting the Maintenance Information menu option displays a maintenance information

window including Control, Test and Status (Event).
Select the Maintenance Information menu option from the Maintenance menu bar.
Select the rack object to display the

maintenance information.
Click the Refresh button on the window to verify actual maintenance information.

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3.6.4 File Maintenance
The File Maintenance functions operate on the files related to the LMS and CTRL panels.
File Maintenance operations include file download and upload and file list display.
Only the superuser or ordinary users holding a “NE Configuration” privilege have access to
File Maintenance operations.
3.6.4.1 Download Operation
The download operation needs to be performed when software for the LMS and CTRL panels is
updated in order to add functions. This operation is also necessary in order to update the LMS
or CTRL data when the system configuration is modified due to line expansion.
The download operation is initiated by selecting “Download” on the File Maintenance

submenu as shown below.

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The 7 file types that may be downloaded are listed below.
File type Description

LMS Program Downloads the program to LMS panel.
CTRL Program Downloads the program to CTRL panel.
TRP Program Downloads the program to TRP UNIT.
LMS Database Downloads the data to LMS panel.
CTRL Database Downloads the data to CTRL panel.
TRP Database Downloads the data to TRP UNIT.
CTRL Station Info Downloads the station information to CTRL panel.
When downloading to the LMS panel, about 5 minutes is required to complete the memory
write operation.
Do not reset the LMS/RMCI or turn the power off during this period!
When modification of your system configuration is required, perform resetting of your PC as

follows:
(1) Perform System Configuration Setting thought the LCT offline (described in 2.3 System
Configuration Setting).
Note: You have to execute “Create LMS Database”
(2) Start-up ONLINE to login “LCT ONLINE” and execute Download of LMS Database.
- Select File Maintenance→Download →LMS Database from menu bar.
- Click on the “Execute” button of the confirmation screen.
- Wait a few minutes for Downloading LMS database.
When the download process is 80% complete, the download progress indicator will
remain at the 80% completion mark for several minutes, after which, it will then
continue until the download is 100% complete.
The download progress screen closes when the download is 100% complete.
- After download is finished, the CTRL starts up and the LMS gathers ALM information
for a few minutes.

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(3) Execute download of the CTRL station information.
- Select File Maintenance→Download→CTRL Station Info from main menu.
- Click on the “Execute” button of the confirmation screen.
- Wait a few minutes for Downloading LMS database.
When the download process is 80% complete, the download progress indicator will
remain at the 80% completion mark for several minutes, after which, it will then
continue until the download is 100% complete.
The download progress screen closes when the download is 100% complete.
- After download is finished, the CTRL starts up and the LMS gathers ALM information
for a few minutes.
(4) Logout ONLINE and reset LMS by pressing the Reset switch on front of the LMS.
Note: If you do not the reset operation of the LMS, the down loaded database is not up
dated.
(5) Wait a few minutes for starting up the LMS.
- When the LMS starts up, the green LED on front of the LMS starts blinking.
(6) Start-up ONLINE and login to “LCT ONLINE” after started up the LMS.
- Confirm that the modification of system configuration on the screen is correctly

completed.

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LMS Program Download
After selecting LMS Program from the “Down Load Kind” pull-down list on the “Down
Load” screen and then clicking on the “Execute” button, the download confirmation
screen is displayed.
Specify the file to be

downloaded.
Specify the target LMS drive

name for the download
operation.
The download confirmation

screen is displayed when the
“Execute” button is clicked.
Download Confirmation Screen
The download operation starts when the “Execute” button is

clicked.
Download Progress Screen
When the download process is 80% complete, the download progress indicator will remain at
the 80% completion mark for several minutes, after which, it will then continue until the
download is 100% complete. The download progress screen closes when the download is 100%
complete. To halt the download process, click on the “Abort” button.

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Download of Other Files
To download files other than the LMS program, first specify the panel to which the file
will be downloaded to and then click on the “Execute” button. The download
confirmation screen will then be displayed.
The screenshots below show the file download screens when station information is
downloaded to the CTRL panel.
Download Confirmation Screen

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3.6.4.2 Upload Operation
The upload operation is used to backup the data stored in the CTRL and LMS panels.
Specify the file to be uploaded.
When uploading CTRL Station Info,

the source CTRL panel also needs
to be selected.
The upload confirmation screen is

displayed when the “Execute”
button is clicked.
Uploading starts when the “Execute”

button is clicked.
When upload has started, the upload

progress screen (shown on the left) is
displayed.
When upload is completed, the
progress screen closes automatically.
The Merge CTRL Station Info operation needs to be performed after upload operation is
finished.

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Perform this even if only one CTRL is provided under the LMS.
Select the Merge CTRL Station Info sub menu from the System
Parameter menu bar for merging execution.
Verify System Parameter items again.
Perform down load operation by selecting Maintenance → File Maintenance → Down load,
described in Down load Operation section.
Note: When the down load operation is performed after upload operation mentioned above,
on-line provisioning setting values in upload are supported.
If the down load operation is performed after upload operation without Merge CTRL
Station Info execution, on-line provisioning setting values in upload are not
supported.

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3.6.4.3 File List Display Operation
This operation displays a list of files contained in the LMS.
Specify the LMS drive.
The subdirectory needs to be

specified.
The file list is displayed when the

“Execute” button is clicked.
When the “Store” button is clicked, the contents of the list can be saved to a discretionary file.

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3.6.5 Parameter Setting
The following functions are enabled by the parameter setting operation.
(1) Setting and modification of network parameters

(2) OW telephone number setting
3.6.5.1 Network Parameter Setting
The network parameter setting is similar in functionality to the LMS Configuration task on the
LCT startup screen.
Refer to Chapter 4 “LMS Network Parameter Setting” on page 4-1.
3.6.5.2 OW Telephone Number Setting
This function allows the setting or modification of the telephone number of the OW equipment
which is a part of the monitor and control equipment connected to the LCT.
Click on the “Execute” button after

setting or modifying the required
OW numbers to implement the new
settings.

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3.6.6 Version
Shows version number of the program files and data files of the LMS panel, the CTRL panel,
TRP unit and the LCT.
Select “Version” under the “Maintenance” menu of the monitor and control task screen.
After selecting the required file type from the “Version Kind” pull-down list, click the
“Execute” button to display the corresponding version number.
Software Description (Version)

LMS Indicates the LMS panel program and data version.
CTRL Indicates the CTRL panel program and data versions as well as the
station information version.
CTRL(PC) Indicates the version of the CTRL panel program files and data files
in the LCT, as well as the station information version.

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Software Description (Version)

TRP/RP Indicates the TRP/RP unit program equipment information and data
version.
TRP/RP(PC) Indicates the version of the TRP/RP unit program files and data files
in the LCT.
LCT Indicates the LCT program version.
CTRL Version Indication
CTRL panel program version
CTRL panel program (standby) version
CTRL panel data version
CTRL panel station information version
TRP panel program version
TRP panel program (standby) version
TRP panel data version
TRP panel equipment information version

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3.6.7 Time Set
Sets the time in each panel. As automatic time setting is not provided in LCT, the time must be
set by this operation.
Select the “Time Set” sub menu under the “Maintenance” menu on main screen of the
monitor and control work task.
The current LMS date and time is shown when the Time Set screen is first displayed.
Modify the LMS date & time by typing the desired date and time in the corresponding
fields and then clicking on the “Execute” button.
Note: When a new panel is installed such that the operating LMS/RMCI panel is replaced to spare
panel, be sure to coincide the time by marking reference of Section 3.6.6.
If the correct time is not set failure may be occurred in term of validity of user password and
others.

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3.6.8 Confidence Check
By executing the confidence operation, the currently displayed status and alarm conditions on
the LCT is updated to conform with the equipment alarm and status information detected by the
LMS.
Generally, the alarm and status information displayed on the LCT is in conformity with the
information in the LMS. If, for some reason, the status information on the LCT and on the LMS
are not in agreement, the confidence check operation will update the LCT display information
to match the current status information on the LMS.
Select the “Confidence Check” sub menu from the “Maintenance” menu on main screen of
the monitor and control task.
When the “Execute” button is clicked, the alarm & status information displayed on the LCT is
updated.

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3.6.9 Reset
Resets the LMS, CTRL or TRP panels.
Select the “Reset” sub menu from the “Maintenance” menu on the main screen of the monitor
and control task.
Select the panel to be reset and then click the


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3 Monitor and Control Task.................................................................................. 3-1

3.5.2 Provisioning Execution...........................................................................................3-44

3 Monitor and Control Task

3.1 Startup and Exit

3.1.1 Starting-up the Monitor And Control Task

Monitor and Control Task

The Opening Screen

3.1.2 Exiting from the Monitor and Control Task

Monitor and Control Task

3.2 Security Function

3.2.1 Function Summary

(1) Setting of the Login name and password of LCT users

An LCT user may be classified as a superuser or an ordinary user.

3.2.3 Security Privileges

Different security privileges may be assigned to each ordinary users.

The restrictions for each privilege are tabulated below.

Monitor and Control Task

3.2.4 Setting/Modification of User Information

A superuser or a “security” privilege holder can set/modify user Information by selecting

To modify the privilege of a user, select the radio button next

Monitor and Control Task

Monitor and Control Task

3.2.5 Modification of Password

Monitor and Control Task

3.3 Monitor And Control Operation

LCT users currently logged to

If login is not feasible, a message to that effect is displayed.

Monitor and Control Task

When login is succesful, the following main screen is displayed.

Tree View area MDI Form

(1) Menu Bar

Menu SubMenu Function Reference

Monitor and Control Task

Menu SubMenu Function Reference

(2) Station Status Bar

Monitor and Control Task

(3) Tree View Column

Station Name :Indicates connection status with LCT.

The Event Summary screen is displayed when the user

Panel Name :Indicates the panel alarm status.

Red :MJ, Purple : MN, Green : No alarm

When clicked, the PanelSummary screen is displayed.

Rack Name :Indicates rack alarm status.

Red : MJ, Purple : MN, Green : No alarm

When clicked, the Rack Summary screen is displayed.

SWO :Indicates the alarm status of the SWO function.

PROT, REGn, COM :Indicates the alarm status of each

When REGn is clicked, the SWO PROC Summary

(4) MDI Area

Monitor and Control Task

3.3.2 Event Summary Screen

Status Summary Button:

Green :All status items are OFF.

Yellow :Indicates that some status item is ON.

Alarm Summary Button:

Purple :Indicates that some Minor alarm item is ON.

Red :Indicates that some Major alarm item is ON.