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Data Storage Module Upgrade

Procedure
76.5500/43
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Tellabs 5500 Digital Cross-Connect
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Tellabs 5500S Digital Cross-Connect
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Data Storage Module Upgrade Procedure Contents
Contents Page
Section 1 Introduction 43-1
Minimum Revision Levels.................................................................... 43-1
Restrictions on System and User Activities......................................... 43-2
Procedures Defined ............................................................................ 43-2
Conventions Used in This Manual ............................................................. 43-3
TL1 Command Language ................................................................... 43-7
Pre-upgrading Checklist ................................................................................... 43-8
Section 2 Preparing the System 43-9

Introduction ...................................................................................................... 43-9
Verifying User Privilege Code.................................................................. 43-10
Verifying Command Option Privilege Code ............................................. 43-11
Verifying Security Channel Parameters................................................... 43-12
Changing Security Channel Parameters ................................................. 43-13
Transparent Mode on Link 1 ............................................................. 43-13
Transparent Mode on Link 5 ............................................................. 43-15
Verifying Link Parameters........................................................................ 43-16
Verifying Channel Parameters................................................................. 43-19
Verifying the Database ............................................................................ 43-21
Door Removal.......................................................................................... 43-25
Section 3 Replacing the Data Storage Module (DSM) 43-27

Getting Started ............................................................................................... 43-27
DSM Replacement Using the TL1 Command Method ................................... 43-27
DSM Replacement Using Utility Mode (UM) .................................................. 43-45
Verifying Command Option Privilege Code ............................................. 43-45
Verifying AC-B is Standby ....................................................................... 43-47
Creating Backups........................................................................................... 43-49
Replacing AC-B DSM..................................................................................... 43-51
Physical Replacement of the DSM (in AC-B) .......................................... 43-51
Activating UM for AC-B............................................................................ 43-53
Changing Passwords............................................................................... 43-54
Level 1 Password .............................................................................. 43-54
Level 2 Password .............................................................................. 43-55
Level 3 Password .............................................................................. 43-57
Loading Software..................................................................................... 43-59
Completing DSM Integration.................................................................... 43-64
Copying Primary Memory to Secondary .................................................. 43-66
Replacing AC-A DSM..................................................................................... 43-67
Physical Replacement of DSM (in AC-A) ................................................ 43-67
Activating UM for AC-A............................................................................ 43-72
Completing DSM Integration.................................................................... 43-78
Copying Memory...................................................................................... 43-80
Secondary ......................................................................................... 43-80
Removable ........................................................................................ 43-80
Section 4 Formatting a Spare DSM (optional) 43-82

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Data Storage Module Upgrade Procedure Contents
Contents Page
Section 5 Restoring Pre-upgrade Settings 43-92
Index 43-97
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Data Storage Module Upgrade Procedure 1. Introduction
1. Introduction
Caution:
Do not use this procedure unless the TITAN 5500/5500S system is currently
using FP8.0.x or higher.
1.01 This Technical Manual, 76.5500/43, Rev A5, contains the procedure for
upgrading the 81.5502C (referred to from here on as 5502C) Data Storage Module
(DSM) to the 81.5502D DSM.
1.02 Beginning with FP8.0, you can now replace a DSM by using two different
methods. The first method, the traditional method, uses Utility Mode, or the new
method, using a single TL1 command. However, you can only replace a DSM using
the new TL1command method if the system is in a normal state; meaning both ACs
are normal (NR).
1.03 At a minimum, the person performing the DSM upgrade should have
completed the Tellabs 5500/5500S Fundamentals and Asynchronous Interfaces
Course.
1.04 If any part of this procedure cannot be performed, or if the upgrade is
unsuccessful, follow company procedures or contact Tellabs Customer Services at
1.800.443.5555 to obtain technical assistance.
1.05 Estimated times are also provided for individual commands that require
more than two minutes to complete. The time required to complete a given
command varies according to system size and the nature of the command.
1.06 During the copy process, the system assigns a time stamp to the newly
copied memory. If the copy was successful, this stamp shows a time between
when the CPY-MEM command was entered and when it was completed.
Minimum Revision Levels 1.07 Verify that the revision level of each hardware module in the system meets
or exceeds the current software minimums. Refer to Minimum Revision Levels for
Modules in the Software Release Document, 76.5500/16.
1.08 Check the current software load in step 5, page 43-23. If there are any
doubts about which FP load is on the system, contact the System Administrator or
Tellabs Customer Services at 1.800.443.5555.
Note: Customer Service representatives are available 24 hours a day.
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1. Introduction Data Storage Module Upgrade Procedure
Restrictions on System and 1.09 Upgrades should be scheduled during a maintenance window or when
User Activities command and traffic activities on the system are expected to be low. During the
upgrade procedure the following system and user activities are affected:
• Changes to the system cross-connect map are inhibited.
• Test access commands are inhibited during this upgrade.
• Normal system performance monitoring is inhibited.
• Automatic memory backup, if enabled, is disabled during the upgrade.
Procedures Defined 1.10 This hardware upgrade procedure consists of a series of steps. Each step
requires entering a command or performing an action after which the expected
system response displays.
Caution:
Follow module practice instructions to insert or remove hardware modules. Refer
to the Module/Hardware Reference Volume IV of the TITAN 5500/S
documentation set.
Table 1.1 References to Other Documentation

Task or Information Desired Manual
Remove and insert hardware modules Module practice that corresponds to that module.
Refer to the Module/Hardware Reference Volume IV
of the TITAN 5500/S documentation set.
Verify minimum revision level of hardware modules Refer to Minimum Revision Levels for Modules, in
Software Release Document, 76.5500/16.
Explanation of TL1 Command Syntax Refer to Command Reference Manual, 76.5500/13.

Explanation of error codes used in TL1 responses
Clear alarms or correct system failures Refer to Troubleshooting, 76.5500/29.
Warning:
All previous Performance Monitoring (PM) data will be lost when you upgrade
(replace) your system’s current DSMs with upgrade DSMs. If you need any of
the historical data you have set PM to collect, capture a copy of it before
beginning this procedure.
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Warning:
Make sure the software versions that appear on the labels of the FMCs, and the
upgrade DSMs you are installing, are the same as the software currently
operating on the system. If the FMCs does not have the same software Feature
Package as the system itself, do not proceed! Follow company procedures or
contact Tellabs Customer Services at 1.800.443.5555 to obtain technical
assistance.
Warning:
Make sure the upgrade DSMs you are installing, are the same type (example:
both must be 5502Ds) If you do not have the same modules, do not proceed!
Follow company procedures or contact Tellabs Customer Services at
Conventions Used in This Manual

1.11 Table 1.2 highlights the syntax conventions used in this manual.
Table 1.2 Highlights of the Syntax Conventions Used in this Manual
Convention Explanation
Courier font In this document, all TL1 commands and the system responses are shown in Courier.
Note: Provides the user with supplemental information or details.
Caution: Alerts the user to the possibility of service interruption such as a loss of traffic.
Danger: Alerts the user to the possibility of personal injury.
Warning: Alerts the user to the possibility of equipment damage.
1.12 The user of this manual should perform all numbered steps in the
procedure unless specifically instructed to skip to another step or procedure.
1.13 The numbered steps to a procedure are usually prefaced with a numbered
paragraph that describes the type of procedure that is to be performed. The
substeps of a numbered step may require the user to make a choice before
proceeding. The substeps of a numbered step reflect the number of their parent
step. Refer to Figure 1.1, page 43-4.
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Figure 1.1 Example of Optional Substeps to a Numbered Step

Numbered paragraphs
describe the type of
procedure that is to 1.14 Review the state of the NCs.
be performed.
Numbered steps
ask the user to __ 1. Verify that the NCs are in-service, normal (IS-NR) by entering the following
perform a function command:
or verify a system RTRV-EQPT::NC-A&&-B:ctag:
response.
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
“NC-A::SIZE=128, 256, or 1024 ALMP=99:PST=IS-NR”
“NC-B::SIZE=128, 256, or 1024 ALMP=99:PST=IS-NR”
Substeps indicate __ 1.1 If the NCs are in-service, normal (IS-NR), go to step 2, page
that the user has a 39.12..
choice as to what
step will be __ 1.2 If the NCs are not in-service, normal (IS-NR), call your next level
performed next of internal support or call Tellabs Customer Services for further
depending on the analysis.
system response
received in the
previous step.
1.15 Sometimes all the substeps of a numbered step must be performed. The
user has no choices. Refer to Figure 1.2.
Figure 1.2 Example of a Step Broken Down Into Substeps

__ 1. Remove the spare DSM by performing the following steps:
__ 1.1 Remove the spare DSM from the AC-B shelf.
Mandatory substeps to a
numbered step. __ 1.2 Label the spare DSM with the FP load and date.
__ 1.3 Place it in an antistatic bag and set it aside.
1.16 This manual shows command variables such as ctag, time, date, and
termination address (xxxx-yy) in lowercase letters.
1.17 The TL1 command to be entered prints in Courier font after the step.
The user can check off each step after it is completed. Refer to Figure 1.3,
page 43-5.
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Figure 1.3 Example of a Step With Checkmark Line and Response
__ 1. Place links 1 and link 5 in-service (IS):

After completing a step, ED-LINK::LINK-x:ctag:::IS;
check it off or jot down the
time of completion. Where: x = link number.
Command to be entered.
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
Table 1.3 Conventions Used in System Responses to Commands

Element Explanation of System Response Element
ALMPF=nn Alarm profile number, where nn = 0, 1-20, or 99, where 0 and 99 are defaults, and 1-20
are user-defined values.
COMPLD M ctag COMPLD = Completed. Command has been accepted by system. The system
may display “COMPLD” before the command is fully processed.
ctag Correlation tag. Identifies the person who entered the command, usually by initials.
DENY The input command was denied. An error code displays on the following line indicating
the reason for denial—usually a mistake in command syntax.
IP In progress. If the system cannot respond within two seconds of the command entry, then
the “IP” response is repeated every 90 seconds until the command is completed.
PRTL Partial. Action requested by a ranged command has been partially completed.
RTRV Retrieval of ranges of equipment returns M ctag RTRV instead of M ctag COMPLD.
RSD Removable storage drive.
Rx Revision level of the hardware module, where x = A-ZZ.
SIZE=pppp Size of the system, where pppp = the number of ports from 128 in a 5500S to 2048 in a
fully expanded TITAN 5500/S. Initial zeroes are not returned in TL1: SIZE=256 (not 0256).
Sn=n Serial number, where n represents the serial number of the hardware module.
SRM Single Removable Media. Includes optical disks and flash memory cards.
system_id Site ID of the system being upgraded.
TMG=[MSTR/SLV] Square brackets “[ ]” are not part of the command syntax and do not display on the
screen.
They enclose all acceptable values for a given command or response parameter. In this
example, master and slave are the possible values for TMG (timing).
uid User’s user ID or upgrade user ID name/identifier.
yymmdd Date: year, month, day. Example: 991120 (November 20, 1999)
hh-mn-ss Time: hour-minute-second (24-hour clock). Example: 18-59-29
hh-mn hour-minute (24-hour clock). Example: 18-59
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1.18 The following abbreviations are used in this procedure.
Table 1.4 Abbreviations Used in This TITAN Manual

Abbrev’n Definition
AC Administrative Complex
AC-[A/B] AC copy A or B
ACT Active
ANR Abnormal
AS Assigned
DSM Data Storage Module
EQ Equipped
ESD Electrostatic Discharge
FMC Flash Memory Card
HDD Hard Disk Drive
IS In-service
LED Light Emitting Diode
NC Network Complex
NE Network Element
NGC Network Group Controller (module)
NR Normal
OD Optical disk
OOS Out-of-service
PGC Port Group Controller
PRI Primary Memory

REMV Removable media = optical disk or flash memory card
RSD Removable Storage Drive
SEC Secondary Memory
SRM Single Removable Media (Interchangeable with REMV)
STBY Standby
UEQ Unequipped
UAS Unassigned
5502C 81.5502C Data Storage Modules
5502D 81.5502D Data Storage Module
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TL1 Command Language 1.19 This manual assumes that the installer has some familiarity with the TL1
Command Language used by the Tellabs 5500/5500S system. The Tellabs
5500/5500S Command Reference Manual, 76.5500/13, provides a thorough
introduction to command syntax, system responses, and error codes for individual
commands.
1.20 When entering the commands suggested in this manual, refer to the
Tellabs 5500/5500S Command Reference, 76.5500/13, for proper TL1 command
syntax, proper system responses and an interpretation of error messages. Take a
moment to review these features of TL1 commands:
• TL1 commands are not case-sensitive. The system does not
distinguish between capital and lowercase letters. (Utility mode
passwords are not part of TL1—they are case sensitive.)
• A semicolon (;), not the RETURN (or Enter) key, is always used as the
final character that executes the command.
• The semicolon (;) also serves as a prompt, which appears at the end
of the command to indicate the system is ready for the next command.
• M ctag COMPLD is the normal system response to a correctly entered

command. The “M ctag COMPLD” does not always appear at the end
of the system response. It may appear in the midst of the response
displayed on the screen or printed.
• M ctag RTRV is the normal response to a RTRV command that
retrieves a range of equipment addresses.
• The system displays the system ID, date, and time stamp with the
COMPLD/RTRV line.
• If a DENY message appears in response to a command, verify its

syntax and execute the command again. If the response is still
incorrect, follow company procedures or contact Tellabs Customer
Services at 1.800.443.5555 to obtain technical assistance.
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Pre-upgrading Checklist
1.21 This section provides a checklist and prepares the TITAN TITAN 5xxx
System for the hardware upgrade.
__ 1. Obtain and install static-preventive wriststrap in the jack located at the
top of bay or follow site-specific antistatic procedures.
Warning:
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) may damage sensitive electronic components
resulting in a traffic-affecting condition. Ensure that plug-in modules are stored
in static preventive material. Do not touch any components on the modules.
Handle modules by the edges or face plate. Always wear a properly grounded
wrist strap when handling, removing, or inserting a module and when touching
the equipment shelves or cables. ESD protective flooring, used with proper ESD
footwear, may be used as an alternative to a wrist strap. ESD wrist straps and
footwear should be checked daily to verify performance.
__ 2. Obtain proper security clearance to:

- access utility mode
- perform this procedure.
__ 3. Obtain antistatic protective bags for storage of hardware modules. The
bags must be large enough to store DSM modules.
Danger:
Inside some front covers are copper tabs that form an EMI gasket. If handled
roughly these tabs can cut your fingers. Handle them with care.
__ 4. Starting from the top and working down, remove all front covers from
administrative complex racks so that fault LEDs can be monitored and
modules can be removed or inserted.
__ 5. One PC capable of creating log files and VT100 terminal emulation
with necessary RS232/422 data communication cables. To order an
RS232/422 cable for use with a PC or VT100-type terminal, use
Tellabs Part No. 50.80xx, where xx = length in feet of the cable, up to
a maximum of 50 feet.
Proper configuration of terminal links is covered in steps 1 through 9,
beginning on page 43-16.
Note: One terminal or PC with VT100 emulation is required. If only one terminal
is available, physically reconnect it at each link. Because two links are
used in this procedure, two terminals are highly recommended.
__ 6. Verify the lamps on the Alarm Interface Panel turn on by pressing and
holding the lamp test button. Replace any failed bulbs.
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Data Storage Module Upgrade Procedure 2. Preparing the System
2. Preparing the System
Introduction
2.01 This procedure establishes communication using links 1 and 5 in order to
prepare the TITAN 5500/S system for the hardware upgrade. This section
activates the System Integrity Reports (SIRPT) and turns off the Message Log Port
(MLP).
Note: If at any point during this procedure the system responds with DENY, the
previous command may have been entered incorrectly. Re-enter the
previous command. If the command was entered correctly and DENY
remains, follow company procedures for obtaining technical assistance, or
call Tellabs Customer Services at 1.800.443.5555.
2.02 In this part of the procedure, two terminals are used for communication to
the administrative complex. Link 1 is connected to AC-A, and link 5 is connected to
AC-B.
2.03 If only one terminal is available, the terminal has to be reconnected to the
appropriate link each time a switch from one AC to the other is required. In this
manual, the phrase From link x (where x = 1 or 5) means enter the command from
the terminal attached to link x.
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2. Preparing the System Data Storage Module Upgrade Procedure
Verifying User Privilege Code
Note 1: In order to perform the following procedure, your User Privilege Code
(UPC) must be at least an A8 or higher.
Note 2: When replacing the Data Storage Module (DSM) using the TL1
Command, it is necessary for the alpha and numerical character of your
UPC to either match or be higher than the Command Option Privilege
Code (COPC) in order to invoke the CRTE-EQPT::HDD command. The
Channel Privilege Code (CAPC) must also match the UPC or be higher.
For example, if your UPC is an A8, than the COPC must also be an A8
or lower. Only the CAPC can either match your UPC or be higher.
Perform the following steps to verify that these settings are correct.
__ 1. From Link 1, log onto the Tellabs 5500/5500S system by entering the
following command:
ACT-USER::uid:ctag::pid;
Where: uid = user id or upgrade user ID

ctag = correlation tag (usually user initials)
pid = password from system administrator
System response:
system_id yy-mm-dd hh:mn:ss
M ctag COMPLD
/* NOTICE: This is a private computer system. */
/* Unauthorized access or use may lead to
prosecution. *
Where: yy = current year, “00” = 2000

mm = month, 1-12
dd = day, 1-31
hh = hour of 24-hour clock, 0-23
mn = minute, 0-59
ss = seconds, 0-59.
__ 2. Retrieve your user privilege code (UPC) by entering the following
command:
RTRV-SECU-USER::uid:ctag;
Where: uid = your user id or upgrade user ID
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
“Bob:,UPC=A8::CHAN=1-1,PAGE=0,PCNT=0”
__ 2.1 Write down your UPC __________.
__ 2.2 Verify from the system response that your UPC is an A8

or higher in order to perform this procedure.
__ 2.3 If your UPC is not an A8 or higher, contact the system

administrator to have your UPC changed before
continuing with this procedure.
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Verifying Command Option Privilege Code

__ 1. Depending on which method you want to use to replace the DSM,
choose one of the following steps:
__ 1.1 To replace a DSM using the TL1 command method, go to
step 2, page 43-11.
__ 1.2 To replace a DSM using the UM method, go to go to step

1, page 43-12.
__ 2. Retrieve the command option privilege code (COPC) for the

CRTE-EQPT::HDD command by entering the following command:
RTRV-SECU-CMD::CRTE-EQPT::HDD:ctag;
System response:
M ctag RTRV
Followed by lines of data similar to the following sample:

“CRTE-EQPT::HDD::COPC=Z9”
__ 2.1 Record the COPC __________.
__ 2.2 Verify from the system response that the alpha and
numerical character of the COPC either matches or is
lower than the alpha and numerical character of your UPC
retrieved in step 2, page 43-10, in order to perform the
procedure.
__ 2.3 If the COPC doesn’t match your UPC, or is higher than

your UPC, go to step 3.
__ 2.4 If the COPC either matches your UPC, or is lower than

your UPC, go to step 1, page 43-12.
__ 3. Edit the COPC by entering the following command:

ED-SECU-CMD::CRTE-EQPT::HDD:ctag::COPC=A8;
Where: ctag = your identifier.
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 4. Retrieve the status of the COPC by entering the following command:

RTRV-SECU-CMD::CRTE-EQPT::HDD:ctag;
System response:
M ctag RTRV

“CRTE-EQPT::HDD::COPC=A8”
__ 4.1 Verify from the system response that the COPC either
matches or is lower than your UPC.
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Verifying Security Channel Parameters

__ 1. Retrieve the status of channels 1 and 5 by entering the following
commands:
RTRV-SECU-CHAN::CHAN-1-1:ctag;
System response:
M ctag RTRV

"CHAN-1-1::CAPC=M5&A8:DURAL=9,CTYPE=TRA,CPCMODE=OFF,UPROF=ON"
"CHAN-5-1::CAPC=M5&A8:DURAL=9,CTYPE=TRA,CPCMODE=OFF,UPROF=ON"
__ 1.1 Only if you are replacing the DSM using the TL1
command, verify from the system response that the alpha
and numerical characters of the Channel Privilege Code
(CAPC) either match or are higher than your UPC
retrieved in step 2, page 43-10, in order to perform this
procedure.If you are not replacing the DSM using the TL1
command, go to step 1.2, page 43-12.
__ 1.1.1 If the CAPC does not match your UPC or

it is not higher than your UPC, contact the
system administrator to have the CAPC
changed before continuing with this
procedure.
__ 1.2 Verify from the system response that your user profile is
set to ON (UPROF=ON).
__ 1.2.1 If your user profile is not set to ON

(UPROF=ON), contact your system
administrator to have it turned on before
continuing with this procedure.
__ 1.3 Using Table 2.1, page 43-13, record the channel type
(CTYPE) parameters for both channels 1 and 5. Use
these values to restore the secure channels after the
procedure is completed.
__ 1.4 Verify from the system response that the channel type is
set to transparent (CTYPE=TRA).
__ 1.4.1 If the channel type is not set to

transparent (CTYPE=TRA), go to
Changing Security Channel Parameters,
page 43-13.
__ 1.4.2 If the channel type is set to transparent

(CTYPE=TRA), go to Verifying Link
Parameters, page 43-16.
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Table 2.1 Secure Channel Parameters

Channel
Number Parameter Current Value Parameter Current Setting
#1 CTYPE UPROF
(channel type) (user profile)
#5 CTYPE UPROF
(channel type) (user profile)
Changing Security Channel Parameters

2.4 If the channel type for the link you are using is not set to transparent
(CTYPE=TRA), perform the following steps.
__ 1. Select one of the following:
__ 1.1 To edit the channel type for channel 1, go to step 2.
__ 1.2 To edit the channel type for channel 5, go to step 9,

page 43-15.
__ 1.3 To edit the channel type for both channels 1 and 5, go

to step 2.
Transparent Mode on Link 1 __ 2. From link 1, enter the following command:

CANC-USER::uid:ctag;
Where: uid = your user id.

ctag = your identifier.
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 3. Edit link 5 out-of-service by enter the following command:

ED-LINK::LINK-1:ctag:::OOS;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 4. From link 5, retrieve the status of link 1 by entering the following

command:
RTRV-LINK::LINK-1:ctag;
System response:
M ctag RTRV

"LINK-1::BAUD=9600,PAR=NONE,BPC=8,FC=H`11-H'13,ALMPF=99:PST=OOS-NR"
__ 4.1 Verify from the system response that link 1 is

out-of-service, normal (OOS-NR).
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__ 5. Edit the channel type to transparent (CTYPE=TRA) on channel 1 by

entering the following command:
ED-SECU-CHAN::CHAN-1-1:ctag:::CTYPE=TRA,CPCMODE=ON;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 6. Retrieve the status of channel 1 by entering the following command:

System response:
M ctag RTRV

“CHAN-1-1::CAPC=A8:DURAL=5,CTYPE=TRA,CPCMODE=ON,UPROF=ON”
__ 6.1 Verify from the system response that channel 1 is set to

transparent (CTYPE=TRA).
__ 7. Edit channel 1 in-service by entering the following command:

ED-LINK::LINK-1:ctag:::IS;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD

System response:
M ctag RTRV

"LINK-1::BAUD=9600,PAR=NONE,BPC=8,FC=H`11-H'13,ALMPF=99:PST=IS-NR"
__ 8.1 Verify from the system response that link 1 is in-service,

normal (IS-NR).
__ 8.2 If using only channel 1, go to Verifying Link Parameters,

page 43-16.
__ 8.3 If using link 5, go to step 9, page 43-15, to edit the

channel type on link 5.
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Transparent Mode on Link 5 __ 9. From link 5, enter the following command:

Where: uid = your user id.

System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 10. Log into the system from link 1 by entering the following command:
Where: uid = your user id

ctag = your identifier
pid = your password.
System response:
system_id yy-mm-dd hh-mn-ss
M ctag COMPLD
prosecution. */
__ 11. Edit Link 5 out-of-service by entering the following command:

System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 12. From link 1, retrieve the status of link 5 by entering the following
command:
System response:
M ctag RTRV

"LINK-5::BAUD=9600,PAR=NONE,BPC=8,FC=H`11-H'13,ALMPF=99:PST=OOS-NR"
__ 12.1 Verify from the system response that link 5 is

__ 13. Edit the channel type to transparent (CTYPE=TRA) on channel 5 by

ED-SECU-CHAN::CHAN-5-1:ctag:::CTYPE=TRA;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
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System response:
M ctag RTRV
“CHAN-5-1::CAPC=A8:DURAL=5,CTYPE=TRA,CPCMODE=ON,UPROF=ON”
__ 14.1 Verify from the system response that channel 5 is set to

transparent (CTYPE=TRA).
__ 15. Edit link 5 in-service by entering the following command:

System response:
M ctag COMPLD

System response:
M ctag RTRV
"LINK-5::BAUD=9600,PAR=NONE,BPC=8,FC=H`11-H'13,ALMPF=99:PST=IS-NR"
__ 16.1 Verify from the system response that link 5 is in-service,

normal (IS-NR).
Verifying Link Parameters

__ 1. From link 1, retrieve setup parameters for links 1 and 5 by entering the
following command::
RTRV-LINK::LINK-1&&-5:ctag;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
Followed by lines of data similar to the following example:

"LINK-1::BAUD=9600,PAR=EVEN,BPC=7,FC=H`11-H'13,ALMPF=nn:PST=IS-NR"
Note 1: Table 2.2 lists the required values for this procedure.
Note 2: If using more than one link, they must have the same parameters.
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__ 2. Using Table 2.2, record the current values for the following link
parameters. Use these values to restore link parameters after the
upgrade:
Table 2.2 Pre-upgrade Link Parameters
Pre-upgrade Required for

Link Parameter Values Upgrade
BAUD (baud rate) 9600
PAR (parity) NONE

#1
BPC (bits per character) 8
FC (flow control) H'11-H'13
BAUD (baud rate) 9600
PAR (parity) NONE

#5
BPC (bits per character) 8
FC (flow control) H'11-H'13
__ 3. Verify that the pre-upgrade values match the values required for the
upgrade.
__ 3.1 If the parameters of links 1 and 5 are already set to the
correct values, go to Verifying Channel Parameters, page
43-19.
__ 3.2 If a link has incorrect parameters, edit them using steps 4

through 10.
__ 4. Log out from the link that needs to be edited by entering the following
command:
Where: uid = user id or upgrade user ID.
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
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__ 5. Move to another link other than the one being edited and login by

ctag = correlation tag (usually user initials).
pid = password from system administrator.
System response:
system_id yy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss
M ctag COMPLD
prosecution. *
__ 6. From that link, edit the other link out-of-service (OOS) by entering the
following command:
ED-LINK::LINK-x:ctag:::OOS;
Where: x = link 1 or 5 (the one that needs editing).
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 7. Edit the parameters of the incorrect link (1 or 5) by entering the

following command:
ED-LINK::LINK-x:ctag::BAUD=9600,PAR=NONE,BPC=8,
FC=H'11-H'13;
Where: x = Link 1 or 5 (the one that needs editing).
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 8. From the link that is still in-service, retrieve setup parameters for links
1 and 5 by entering the following command:
RTRV-LINK::LINK-1&&-5:ctag;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
"LINK-1::BAUD=9600,PAR=NONE,BPC=8,FC=H`11-H'13,ALMPF=nn:PST=IS-NR"
"LINK-5::BAUD=9600,PAR=NONE,BPC=8,FC=H`11-H'13,ALMPF=nn:PST=IS-NR"
__ 9. Place the out-of-service link (either 1 or 5) back in-service by entering

the following command:
ED-LINK::LINK-x:ctag:::IS;
Where: x = 1 or 5 (whichever link is OOS).

System responds with minor alarms, “Lost Operation Link
Communications.” These clear within seconds as the link comes up.
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__ 10. Using Table 2.2, page 43-17, verify from the response that links 1 and
5 have correct upgrade parameters.
__ 10.1 If links 1 and 5 have the correct parameters, continue to
Verifying Channel Parameters.
__ 10.2 If links 1 and 5 do not have the correct parameters, return

to step 4, page 43-17.
Verifying Channel Parameters

__ 1. Retrieve the current channel (channel 1 or channel 5) parameters by
RTRV-CHAN::CHAN-x-1:ctag;
Where: x = the channel number you are currently using.

System response:
M ctag RTRV
Followed by data similar to the following sample:

"CHAN-5-1:CRALM=ON,MJALM=ON,MNALM=ON,NAEVT=ON,CONDSCHED=ON,REPTSCHED=ON,
PMSCHED=ON,SYSMSG=ON,SIRPT=ON,DBCHG=ON,AUD=ON:MLP=OFF:PST=NR
__ 1.1 Record the current CRALM, MJALM, MNALM, SIRPT,

DBCHG, and MLP values. The recorded parameters
are used later in the procedure.
Table 2.3 Recorded Channel Parameters

Channel Parameter Channel 1 Channel 5
On Off On Off
Critical alarm (CRALM)
Major alarm (MJALM)
Minor alarm (MNALM)
System Integrity Reports (SIRPT)

Message Log Ports (MLPs)
Data Base Change (DBCHG)
__ 1.2 If CRALM, MJALM, MNALM, DBCHG, and SIRPT are

ON and MLP is OFF, go to step 4, page 43-20.
__ 1.3 If any of the parameters are not set correctly, go to step

2, page 43-20.
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__ 2. Edit any parameter on the current channel (channel 1 or channel 5)

that are not set correctly by entering the following command:
ED-CHAN:::ctag::CRALM=ON,MJALM=ON,MNALM=ON,SIRPT=ON,DBCHG=ON:MLP=OFF;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 3. Retrieve the current channel by entering the following command:

RTRV-CHAN::CHAN-x-1:ctag;
Where: x = the channel number you are currently using

System response:
M ctag RTRV
Followed by data similar to the following sample:

"CHAN-5-1:CRALM=ON,MJALM=ON,MNALM=ON,NAEVT=ON,CONDSCHED=ON,REPTSCHED=ON,P
MSCHED=ON,SYSMSG=ON,SIRPT=ON,DBCHG=ON,AUD=ON:MLP=OFF:PST=NR
__ 3.1 Verify from the system response that CRALM, MJALM,

MNALM, DBCHG, and SIRPT are ON and MLP is OFF.
__ 3.2 If all parameters are correct, go to step 4.
__ 4. Put the system in local restoration mode from the current link (Link 1
or 5) by entering the following command:
STA-LOCL-RST:::ctag;

System response when CPC is off:
M ctag COMPLD
System response when CPC is on:

WARNING: All other user sessions and scheduled reports will be terminated.
Do you want to Execute this Command: (Y or N)
__ 4.1 Press Y for Yes to execute this command.
M ctag COMPLD
__ 5. Retrieve the status of local restoration by entering the following com-

mand:
RTRV-LOCL-RST:::ctag;
System response:
M ctag RTRV
":ALW:UPGRADE=NO"
__ 5.1 If local restoration is set for ALW, proceed to step 1,

page 43-21.
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__ 5.2 If local restoration is set for INH, reset by entering the

following command:
System response: CPC is off:

M ctag COMPLD
System response: CPC is on:

System response:
M ctag COMPLD
Verifying the Database
Note: The following command may take several minutes to complete depending
on system size.
__ 1. Verify the integrity and content of the data stored in the primary
memory by entering the following command:
AUD-DATA::PRI:ctag;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD

“PRI-A,DBSI,0”
“PRI-A,CMCI,0”
“PRI-B,DBSI,0”
“PRI-B,DBSAC,0”
__ 1.1 If there are errors (a number other than 0), call Tellabs
Customer Service at 1.800.443.5555.
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__ 2. Verify the integrity and content of the data stored in the secondary
AUD-DATA::SEC:ctag;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
System response:
“SEC-A,DBSI,0”
“SEC-A,CMCI,0”
“SEC-B,DBSI,0”
__ 2.1 If there are no errors in the secondary memory, go to

step 5, page 43-23.
__ 2.2 If there are errors in the secondary memory, go to step

3.
Note: The following command takes from 5 to 15 minutes. It overwrites the

program and data files in the secondary memory with the program and
data files in the primary memory.
__ 3. Copy the feature package data and program bundles from primary
memory to secondary memory by entering the following command:
CPY-MEM::FROMMEM=PRI,TOMEM=SEC:ctag::ALL;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 4. Verify the integrity and content of the data stored in the secondary
memory by entering the following command again:
AUD-DATA::SEC:ctag;
System response:
“SEC-A,DBSI,0”
“SEC-A,CMCI,0”
“SEC-B,DBSI,0”
__ 4.1 If errors exist, call Tellabs Customer Service at

1.800.443.5555.
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__ 5. Retrieve the current software version by entering the following

command:
RTRV-MEMSTAT-MEM::PRI:ctag;
System response:
M ctag RTRV

“:PRI-X,PGM:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,VALID,ACTIVE,SYNC”
“:PRI-X,DATA:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,system_id,VALID,ACTIVE,SYNC”
“:PRI-X,PGM:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,,VALID,STANDBY,SYNC”
“:PRI-X,DATA:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,system_id,VALID,STANDBY,SYNC”
__ 5.1 Record the system_id displayed in the response to the

previous command.
__ 5.2 Verify that the feature package (FP) parameter shows

the current feature package.
__ 5.3 Verify that the validity flag parameter = VALID

for both PGM and DATA.
__ 6. Verify that the port modules are not improperly inhibited from either
copy of the network:
RTRV-BBBC-INH:::ctag;
__ 6.1 System response has three possible outputs. Select

appropriate response and follow substep 6.2,
page 43-24.
System response when modules are not inhibited:

M ctag RTRV
OR
System response:
M ctag COMPLD

“PM1-0001-01:BYTEINH=NONE,CLCKINH=NONE,SELECT=NCB”
/*PM NOT LISTENING TO PERFERRED COPY,*/”
OR
System response when modules are inhibited:
M ctag COMPLD
"PM1-0001-01:BYTEINH=INH-BYTEA,CLCKINH=INH-CLKA,SELECT=FRC-NCB"
/* PM incorrectly inhibited for Best Byte and Best Clock Selection */
/* PM not listening to the preferred network copy.*/
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__ 6.2 If the system response verifies that the port modules are
improperly inhibited, perform the appropriate
troubleshooting steps before continuing with this
procedure. Refer to the Troubleshooting Manual,
76.5500/29.
__ 7. Verify that the port modules are not improperly inhibited locally from
either copy of the network by entering the following command:
RTRV-BBBC-INHLOCL:::ctag;
__ 7.1 System response has three possible outputs. Select

appropriate response and follow substep 7.2.
System Response when modules are not inhibited:

M ctag RTRV
OR
M ctag RTRV

“PM1-0001-01:BYTEINH=NONE,CLCKINH=NONE,SELECT=NCB”
/*PM NOT LISTENING TO PERFERRED COPY,*/”
OR
System Response when modules are inhibited:
M ctag COMPLD
"PM1-0001-01:BYTEINH=INH-BYTEA,CLCKINH=INH-CLKA,SELECT=FRC-NCB"
/* PM inhibited locally */
__ 7.2 Verify from the system response that the port modules are
not improperly inhibited locally from either copy of the
network.
__ 7.3 If the system response verifies that the port modules are
improperly inhibited locally, perform the appropriate
troubleshooting steps before continuing with this
procedure. Refer to the Troubleshooting Manual,
76.5500/29.
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__ 8. Retrieve all alarms and equipment conditions by entering the following

command:
RTRV-ALM-EQPT:::ctag;
RTRV-COND-EQPT:::ctag;
(Optional) RTRV-ALM-ALL:::ctag;
System response:
/* System is in local restoration mode */
M ctag RTRV
__ 8.1 If there are no alarms or conditions, proceed to Door

Removal.
__ 8.2 If there are alarms or conditions, correct them before

continuing by performing the appropriate
troubleshooting procedures. Refer to the
Troubleshooting Manual, 76.5500/29.
Door Removal
2.5 If anytime during this procedure you will be accessing a shelf longer than
10 minutes, or working on the bottom shelf, remove the door of the shelf.
__ 9. To open, pull both latches simultaneously. Refer to Figure 2.1,
page 43-26.
__ 10. After latches are unhooked, slowly lower the door towards you
supporting the door with both hands.
__ 11. Retract the spring-loaded hinges and release them from the hole in the
tabs located at the bottom corners of the shelf. Refer to Figure 2.2,
page 43-26.
__ 12. Place the door in a safe area until the procedure is completed.
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Figure 2.1 Front View of Solid Hinged Door
latch latch
retractable retractable
hinge pin hinge pin
Figure 2.2 Inside View of Door Showing Latch and Hinge Mechanisms
retractable retractable
hinge pin hinge pin
latch latch
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Data Storage Module Upgrade Procedure 3. Replacing the Data Storage Module (DSM)
3. Replacing the Data Storage Module (DSM)
Getting Started
Caution:
Do not perform this procedure unless the TITAN 5500/S system is currently
using FP8.0.x or higher.
3.01 Tellabs recommends using the TL1 command method for replacing the
DSM. The following procedure only replaces one DSM at a time. If you need to
replace both DSMs, you will need to follow this procedure twice. Once for each
DSM that is being replaced.
3.02 Depending on which method you want to use to replace the DSM, choose
one of the following:
__ 1. To replace a DSM using the TL1 command method, go to DSM
Replacement Using the TL1 Command Method, page 43-27.
__ 2. To replace a DSM using the UM method, go to DSM Replacement
Using Utility Mode (UM), page 43-45.
DSM Replacement Using the TL1 Command Method
Note: The following procedure only replaces one DSM at a time. If you need to
replace both DSMs, you will need to follow this procedure twice. Once for
each DSM that is being replaced.
3.03 Perform the following steps to replace a DSM using the TL1 command.
__ 1. Retrieve the status of both ACs by entering the following command:
RTRV-EQPT::AC-A&&-B:ctag;
System response:
M ctag RTRV

"AC-A::SWV=5500FP8.0.x,ALMPF=99:PST=IS-NR-STBY"
"AC-B::SWV=5500FP8.0.x,ALMPF=99:PST=IS-NR-ACTIVE"
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3. Replacing the Data Storage Module (DSM) Data Storage Module Upgrade Procedure
__ 1.1 Verify from the system response which AC is in the

present state of in-service, normal, active (IS-NR-ACT)
and which AC is in-service, normal, standby
(IS-NR-STBY).
__ 1.2 Record the status of the AC in the table below.
AC Active Standby
A
B
__ 1.3 If the DSM that is being replaced is located in the standby

(STBY) AC, go to step 9, page 43-31.
__ 1.4 If the DSM that is being replaced is located in the active

(ACT) AC, continue with step 2, page 43-28.
__ 1.5 If any abnormal (ANR) conditions exist, refer to the

Troubleshooting Manual, 76.5500/29, to determine the
reason and resolve alarms prior to continuing. If you need
technical assistance, follow company procedures or call
Tellabs Customer Service at 1.800.443.5555.
__ 2. Switch the active AC to the standby AC by performing the following:

SW-DX-EQPT::AC-A:ctag;
System response: when CPC is off:

M ctag COMPLD
System response: when CPC is on:

WARNING: Redundancy status may be altered - potential loss of service.
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 2.2 Verify that the following message appears before

proceeding to substep 2.3.
TELLABS 99-11-19 08:43:52

A 027 REPT SW
"ACT=AC-x,STBY=AC-y"
Where: x = active AC
y = standby AC.
Note: It will take some time for the links on the ACs to clear. The system outputs
a series of messages while the ACs are resetting.
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__ 2.3 Verify that the fault LEDs of all GCMs, which light during
downloading, have turned off before proceeding. This
may take up to 30 minutes after the AC copy switch. If any
GCM fault LED stays lit or continues rapid flashing, there
may be a problem with the system LAN or fiber cabling.
Follow company procedures or contact Tellabs Customer
Service at 1.800.443.5555 to obtain technical assistance.
__ 3. Log back into the Tellabs 5500/5500S system by entering the following
command:

System response:
M ctag COMPLD
prosecution. */

System response:
M ctag RTRV

"AC-A::SWV=5500FP8.0.x,ALMPF=99:PST=IS-NR-ACT"
"AC-B::SWV=5500FP8.0.x,ALMPF=99:PST=IS-NR-STBY"
__ 4.1 Record the status of the ACs in the table below:
AC Active Standby
A
B
__ 4.2 Verify from the system response that the AC that was
previously standby is now active.
__ 4.3 Verify from the system response that the present state of
both ACs is in-service, normal (IS-NR).
__ 4.4 If any ANR conditions exist, refer to the Troubleshooting

Manual, 76.5500/29 to determine the reason and resolve
alarms before continuing. If you need technical
assistance, follow company procedures, or call Tellabs
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Note: If the AC fault LEDs do not turn off within 20 minutes of lighting, and the
messages shown previously do not appear, follow company procedures or
contact Tellabs Customer Service at 1.800.443.5555 to obtain technical
assistance.
__ 5. Retrieve the status of local restoration by entering the following com-

mand:
System response:
M ctag RTRV
":ALW:UPGRADE=NO:EXPRS=NO"

page 43-30.
__ 5.2 If local restoration is set to INH, reset by entering the

following command:

M ctag COMPLD

System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 6. Retrieve the status of both NCs by entering the following command:

RTRV-EQPT::NC-A&&-B:ctag;

System response:
M ctag RTRV

"NC-A::SIZE=256,ALMPF=99:PST=IS-NR"
"NC-B::SIZE=256,ALMPF=99:PST=IS-NR"
both NCs is in-service, normal (IS-NR).
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__ 7. Retrieve all system alarms by entering the following command:

RTRV-ALM-ALL:::ctag;
System response:
M ctag RTRV
__ 7.1 Correct any abnormal alarms before continuing with this

procedure.
__ 8. Retrieve the current status of the system by entering the following

command:
RTRV-COND-EQPT:::ctag;
System response:
M ctag RTRV
__ 8.1 Correct any abnormal conditions before continuing with

this procedure.
__ 9. Retrieve the state of the network timing related entities in the system
by entering the following command:
RTRV-TMG:::ctag;
System response:
M ctag RTRV

"NE-TITAN5500::TMG=SYNC,SYNCMODE=NORM"
"REF-A::SSM=NA:PST=IS-NR-ACT"
"REF-B::SSM=NA:PST=IS-NR-STBY"
"SIM-A::TMG=MSTR,SYNCMODE=NORM:PST=IS-NR"
"SIM-B::TMG=SLV,SYNCMODE=NA:PST=IS-NR"
"NTDM-A::TMG=SIM-A:PST=NR"
"NTDM-B::TMG=SIM-A:PST=NR"
__ 9.1 Record the present timing of the SIMs:
SIM MSTR SLV

A
B
both SIMs is in-service, normal (IS-NR).
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__ 9.3 Verify that NTDM-A and NTDM-B are listening to the

MSTR SIM.
__ 9.4 If any ANR conditions exist, refer to the Troubleshooting

Manual, 76.5500/29, to determine the reason and resolve
alarms prior to continuing. If you need technical
assistance, follow company procedures or call Tellabs
__ 9.5 If the SIM in the standby (STBY) AC contains TMG=SLV,

proceed to step 12, page 43-33.
__ 9.6 If the SIM in the STBY AC contains TMG=MSTR,

continue to step 10.
__ 10. Switch duplex equipment to switch master/slave timing of the SIMs by

SW-DX-EQPT::SIM-A:ctag;

M ctag COMPLD

System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 10.2 Wait 1 minute before proceeding.
__ 11. Retrieve the state of the network timing related entities in the system
RTRV-TMG:::ctag;
System response:
M ctag RTRV

"NE-TITAN5500::TMG=SYNC,SYNCMODE=NORM"
"REF-A::SSM=NA:PST=IS-NR-ACT"
"REF-B::SSM=NA:PST=IS-NR-STBY"
"SIM-A::TMG=MSTR,SYNCMODE=NORM:PST=IS-NR"
"SIM-B::TMG=SLV,SYNCMODE=NA:PST=IS-NR"
"NTDM-A::TMG=SIM-A:PST=NR"
"NTDM-B::TMG=SIM-A:PST=NR"
__ 11.1 Verify from the system response that SIM-A and SIM-B
have now switched timing (TMG=MSTR/SLV).
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__ 11.2 Verify from the system response that NTDM-A and

NTDM-B are listening to the master SIM (TMG=SIM-x).
__ 11.3 Verify from the system response that one REF is

in-service, normal, standby, (IS-NR-STBY) and the other
is in-service, normal, active (IS-NR-ACT).
Note: For 5507B SIMs, the master LED should be lit on the SIM that is master.
For 5507A SIMs, the active LED should be lit on the SIM that is master.
Verify that the LED activity on the SIMs corresponds with the system
response. If there is a discrepancy between the system response and the
LED activity, follow company procedures for obtaining technical
assistance, or contact Tellabs Customer Service at 1.800.443.5555.
__ 12. Edit the standby AC out-of-service (OOS) by entering the following

command:
ED-EQPT::AC-y:ctag::::OOS;
Where: y = the standby AC.


M ctag COMPLD

WARNING: Execution of this command may result in a loss of system redundancy.
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 13. Retrieve the state of both ACs by entering the following command:
System response:
M ctag RTRV

"AC-A::SWV=5500FP8.0.x,ALMPF=99:PST=OOS-NR"
"AC-B::SWV=5500FP8.0.x,ALMPF=99:PST=IS-NR-ACTIVE"
one AC is in-service, normal, active (IS-NR-ACT).
the other AC is out-of-service, normal (OOS-NR).
__ 14. Verify that all pre-checks and AC setup steps have been completed. If
they have not, return to Preparing the System, page 43-9, and
complete the steps.
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__ 15. Choose one of the following:

__ 15.1 If the replacement DSM will use a different type of single
removable media (SRM) than previously used, for
example, going from an optical disk to a flash card, go to
step 17, page 43-34.
__ 15.2 If the replacement DSM will use the same SRM as

previously used, go to step 16.
__ 16. Remove the SRM from the DSM being replaced.
Warning:
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) may damage sensitive electronic components
resulting in a traffic-affecting condition. Ensure that plug-in modules are stored
in static preventive material. Do not touch any components on the modules.
Handle modules by the edges or face plate. Always wear a properly grounded
wrist strap when handling, removing, or inserting a module and when touching
the equipment shelves or cables. ESD protective flooring, used with proper ESD
footwear, may be used as an alternative to a wrist strap. ESD wrist straps and
footwear should be checked daily to verify performance.
__ 17. Remove the DSM from the DSM slot by performing the following steps:
__ 17.1 With the thumb and index finger of one hand, squeeze the
lever and locking hook of the top ejector together, until the
module unlocks at the top. Refer to Figure 3.1,
page 43-35.
__ 17.2 With the thumb and index finger of the other hand,
squeeze the lever and locking hook of the bottom ejector
together, until the module unlocks at the bottom.
__ 17.3 Grasp the ends of both levers and slowly pull the module
out of the slot.
__ 17.4 Once the module is removed from the shelf, place it in a

static-sensitive bag.
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Figure 3.1 Module Removal Method
__ 18. Retrieve the state of both ACs by entering the following command:
System response:
M ctag RTRV

"AC-A::SWV=5500FP8.0.x,ALMPF=99:PST=OOS-NR-STBY"
"AC-B::SWV=5500FP8.0.x,ALMPF=99:PST=IS-NR-ACTIVE
__ 18.1 Verify from the system response that the standby AC

(STBY) is out-of-service (OOS).
__ 18.1.1 If the standby AC is out-of-service, go to

__ 18.1.2 If the standby AC is not out-of-service, go

to step 19, page 43-36.
3.4 Read step 19, page 24-36 through step 23, page 24-38 before continuing.
Step 20 through step 23, page 24-38 need to be performed as soon as possible
after step 19 to prevent the standby AC from entering link mode.
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__ 19. Edit the standby AC out-of-service (OOS) by entering the following

command:
ED-EQPT::AC-y:ctag::::OOS;
Where: y = the standby AC.

M ctag COMPLD

System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 20. Verify there are no bent pins on the backplane of the DSM slot and that
the new module has no damaged connectors.
__ 21. Insert new DSM into DSM slot by performing the following steps:
__ 21.1 Slowly slide the module back into the shelf. When the top
ejector and bottom ejector catch on the front lip of the
shelf, perform the following two operations at the same
time:
__ 21.1.1 Push down on the top ejector lever with

sufficient force to lock the module into
position.
__ 21.1.2 Push up on the bottom ejector lever with

sufficient force to lock the module into
position. Refer to Figure 3.2, page 43-37.
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Figure 3.2 Module Insertion Method
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__ 22. Insert either the new SRM or the SRM that was removed in step 16,
page 43-34, into the standby AC copy DSM.
Note: Wait for the green LED on the DSM to lit before continuing with this
procedure.
__ 23. Create the new DSM by entering the following command:

CRTE-EQPT::HDD-x:ctag;
Where: x = the STBY AC.

System response:
/* HDD-X:Formatting volume A ...*/
/* HDD-X:Formatting volume B ...*/
/* HDD-X:Formatting volume C ...*/
/* HDD-X:Formatting volume D ...*/
/* HDD-X:Format and partition entire disk complete*/
/* HDD-X:Copying bootloader to disk...*/
/* HDD-X:Copying bootloader to disk complete...*/
/* HDD-X:Copying of DSM replacement files
in progress*/
/* HDD-X:Copying of DSM replacement files complete*/
/* HDD-X:Updating SID...*/
/* HDD-X:Updating SID complete*/
COMPLD
__ 24. Reset the local AC by entering the following command:

INIT-SYS::AC-x:ctag::0;
Where: x = the STBY AC.

System response:
M ctag COMPLD

REPT ALM EQPT
“LINK-3:CL,OSLINK,NSA,date,time,NEND:\”CLR - Lost Operation Link Communication.\””
__ 24.1 Verify that the above system response is received before

continuing with the procedure.
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__ 25. Retrieve the status of the ACs by entering the following command:
System response:
M ctag RTRV

"AC-A::SWV=5500FPX.Y.Y,ALMPF=99:PST=IS-NR-ACT"
"APM-A::HWV='81.5501C RD',ALMPF=1,SN=EL00061798,DT=000106,RAM=128MB:PST=NR"
"CPM-A::HWV='81.5501C RD',ALMPF=1,MACADDR1=AE12DC79CA43,MACADDR2=AE12DC79CA44
,MACADDR3=AE12DC79CA45,SN=EL00061798,DT=000106,RAM=128MB:PST=NR"
"SCM-1-A::HWV='81.5506 RA',ALMPF=99,SN=EL0092669,DT=950810:PST=NR"
"HDD-A::HWV='QUANTUM FIREBALL SE2.1S PJOA 2.1G',ALMPF=1:PST=NR"
"RSD-A::HWV='FUJITSU M2512A 1314 230M',TYPE=OPTICAL,ALMPF=1:PST=NR"
"PRI-A::,ALMPF=1:PST=NR"
"SEC-A::,ALMPF=1:PST=NR"
"REMV-A::,ALMPF=1:PST=NR"
"AIM-A::HWV='81.5504 RE',ALMPF=1,SN=FL0133435,DT=911216:PST=NR"
"ACPS-1-A::HWV=81.5534,ALMPF=1:PST=NR"
"SIM-A::HWV=81.5507ARA,ALMPF=1,TMG=SLV,SN=IL2488248,DT=941207:PST=IS-NR"
__ 25.1 Verify from the system response that both ACs are normal
(NR).
__ 25.2 Verify from the system response that PRI, SEC, and
REMV memory are all normal (NR) on the active (ACT)
AC copy.
__ 26. If necessary, login to the system by entering the following command:


System response:
M ctag COMPLD
prosecution. */
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__ 27. Retrieve the system status by entering the following command:

System response:
M ctag RTRV
":ALW:UPGRADE=NO:EXPRS=NO"
__ 27.1 Verify from the system response that the system is still
in local restoration mode.
__ 27.2 If local restoration is set for allow (ALW), proceed to

__ 27.3 If local restoration is set for inhibit (INH), reset by

System response when CPC is off:

M ctag COMPLD
System response when CPC is on:

System response:
M ctag COMPLD
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Note: The Standby AC and the primary memory on the B side may be abnormal
(ANR) until the Standby AC is put in-service.
__ 28. Retrieve the status of the standby AC, by entering the following
command:
RTRV-EQPT::AC-y:ctag;
Where: y = standby AC.

System response:
M ctag RTRV

"AC-A::SWV=5500FPX.Y.Y,ALMPF=99:PST=OOS-NR"
"CPM-A::HWV='81.5501C RD',ALMPF=1,MACADDR1=AE12DC79CA43,MACADDR2=AE12DC79CA44
,MACADDR3=AE12DC79CA45,SN=EL00061798,DT=000106,RAM=128MB:PST=NR"
"AIM-A::HWV='81.5504 RE',ALMPF=1,SN=FL0133435,DT=911216:PST=NR"
__ 28.1 Verify from the system response that the AC is

__ 28.2 Verify from the system response that all other modules
are normal (NR).
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__ 29. Edit the standby AC in-service (IS) by entering the following command:
ED-EQPT::AC-y:ctag::::IS;
Where: y = standby AC.

System response:
M ctag COMPLD

"AC-x:CL,PROTNA,NSA,date,time,NEND:
\"CLR - ADMIN. Complex OOS - not available for protection.\":,ISLTD"
__ 29.1 Before proceeding, wait for the following messages to

appear, indicating that the standby AC hard disk is
synchronized to the active AC hard disk:
The following message can appear in any order, before, between, or

after the disk messages below.
/* Message Log Files Synchronization is complete*/
The two following messages must appear in the order shown.

/* Starting Inactive Database Synchronization */
/* Inactive Database Synchronized */
may take up to 30 minutes after the AC copy switch. If
any GCM fault LED stays lit or continues rapid flashing,
there may be a problem with the system LAN or fiber
cabling. Follow company procedures or contact Tellabs
Customer Service at 1.800.443.5555 to obtain technical
assistance.
System response:
M ctag RTRV

"AC-B::SWV=5500FPX.Y.Y,ALMPF=99:PST=IS-NR-STBY"
__ 30.1 Verify from the system response that both ACs are
in-service, normal (IS-NR).
__ 30.2 Verify that the primary (PRI) memory is normal (NR).
__ 30.3 Verify from the system response that the module replaced
is normal (NR).
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__ 31. Edit the COPC by entering the following command:

ED-SECU-CMD::CRTE-EQPT:ctag::COPC=Z9;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 32. Copy data from PRI memory to SEC memory by entering the following
command:
CPY-MEM::FROMMEM=PRI,TOMEM=SEC:ctag::aaaa;
Use this command as an example:

CPY-MEM::FROMMEM=PRI,TOMEM=SEC:dm::DATA;
Where: aaaa =the type of data bundle you want to back up:
DATA (to specify system data)
PGM (to specify program software)
PATCH (to specify patch load data)
ALL (to specify PGM and DATA).
System response:
TELLABS 01-01-23 14:46:01
M ctag COMPLD
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System response:
M ctag RTRV

"CPM-A::HWV='81.5501C RD',ALMPF=1,MACADDR1=AE12DC79CA43,MACADDR2=AE12DC79CA44,
MACADDR3=AE12DC79CA45,SN=EL00061798,DT=000106,RAM=128MB:PST=NR"
__ 33.1 Verify from the system response that primary (PRI) and
secondary (SEC) memory are both normal (NR).
__ 33.2 If both or one is not normal, fix the problem before

continuing with the procedure. Follow company
procedures, or call Tellabs Customer Service at
1.800.443.5555.
__ 33.3 If you don’t need to replace the other DSM, go to

Restoring Pre-upgrade Settings, page 43-92.
__ 33.4 If you need to replace the other DSM, go to Replacing the

Data Storage Module (DSM), page 43-27.
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DSM Replacement Using Utility Mode (UM)

3.05 Perform the following steps to replace a DSM using Utility Mode (UM).
Verifying Command Option Privilege Code

__ 1. Verify that all pre-checks have been completed. If they have not, return
to Preparing the System, page 43-9, and complete the steps.
__ 2. Retrieve the command option privilege code (COPC) of the
ACT-UMUSER command and the system identification by entering the
following command:
RTRV-SECU-CMD::ACT-UMUSER:ctag;
System response:
M ctag RTRV

“ACT-UMUSER::COPC=Z9”
__ 2.1 Verify from the system response the COPC and record it
here __________.
__ 2.2 Verify from the system response the system_id and

record it here __________.
__ 3. Verify that your UPC from step 2, page 43-10, is the same level or
higher as the COPC of the ACT-UMUSER command from substep
2.1. The alpha character must match.
__ 3.1 If your UPC is A9 and the ACT-UMUSER COPC is A8 or
lower, proceed to step 6, page 43-46.
__ 3.2 If your UPC is A9 or lower, and the ACT-UMUSER COPC

is Z9, continue to step 4, to change the COPC level.
__ 4. Edit the command option privilege code by entering the following com-
mand:
ED-SECU-CMD::ACT-UMUSER:ctag::COPC=A8;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
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__ 5. Verify that the command option privilege code was changed by

RTRV-SECU-CMD::ACT-UMUSER:ctag;
System response:
M ctag RTRV

“ACT-UMUSER::COPC=A8”
__ 5.1 Verify from the system response that the command option
privilege code equals A8 (COPC=A8).
__ 6. Retrieve system security:

RTRV-SECU-SYS:::ctag;
System response:
M ctag RTRV
":ACINT=10,TMOUT=9,ABTMOUT=150,MXINV=6,UMLINK=1"
__ 6.1 Verify from the system response that the UMLINK equals
1 (UMLINK=1).
__ 6.2 If the UMLINK doesn’t equal 1, contact your system

administrator. This procedure assumes that utility mode is
operational on links 1 and 5.
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Verifying AC-B is Standby

3.06 Before beginning the DSM replacement, AC-A must be in-service, normal,
active (IS-NR-ACT), and AC-B must be in-service, normal, standby (IS-NR-STBY).
__ 1. Retrieve the present state of the ACs:
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
Followed by lines of data similar to the following example:

"APM-A::,ALMPF=1:PST=NR"
"CPM-A::,ALMPF=1,MACADDR1=AE12DC79CA43,MACADDR2=AE12DC79CA44,
MACADDR3=AE12DC79CA45:PST=NR"
"SCM-1-A::HWV=\"81.5506 RA\",ALMPF=99,SN=EL0092669,DT=950810:PST=NR"
"SCM-2-A::HWV=\"81.5506 RA\",ALMPF=99,SN=EL0092670,DT=950810:PST=NR"
"HDD-A::HWV=\"QUANTUM FIREBALL SE2.1S PJOA 2.1G\",ALMPF=1:PST=NR"
"RSD-A::HWV=\"FUJITSU M2512A 1314 230M\",TYPE=OPTICAL,ALMPF=1:PST=NR"
"AIM-A::HWV=\"81.5504 RE\",ALMPF=1,SN=FL0133435,DT=911216:PST=NR"
__ 1.1 If the present state of AC-B is standby (PST = STBY), go

to Creating Backups, page 43-49.
__ 1.2 If the present state of AC-A is in-service, normal, active,

(PST = IS-NR-ACT), go to
__ 2. If AC-B is active, perform an AC copy switch using the following

command:
SW-DX-EQPT::AC-B:ctag;

M ctag COMPLD

Do you want to Execute this Command: (y or N)
M ctag COMPLD
__ 2.2 Verify that the following message was received before

proceeding to step 4, page 43-48.
TELLABS 99-11-19 08:43:52

A 027 REPT SW
"AC-x,AC-y,COMPL"
Where: x = active AC.

y = stand-by AC.
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Note: It will take some time for the links on the ACs to clear. The system will
output a series of messages while the ACs are resetting.
__ 3. Wait for AC-A and AC-B to synchronize:

The DSM disk LED activity ceases. The following two messages
appear on the terminal screen (in either order):
/* Inactive Log File Synchronized */
Services at 1.800.443.5555 to obtain technical
assistance.
__ 4. Log back onto the system by entering the following command:


ctag = correlation tag (usually user initials).
pid = password from system administrator.
System response:
TELLABS yy-mm-dd hh:mn:ss
M ctag COMPLD
prosecution.
__ 5. Retrieve the present state of AC-B:

RTRV-EQPT::AC-B:ctag;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
Followed by several lines of data for copy B including:

“AC-B::SWV=5500FP8.0.x,ALMPF=nn:PST=IS-NR-[ACT/STBY]”
__ 5.1 Verify from response that PST of AC-B is IS-NR-STBY. If

it is, go to Creating Backups, page 43-49.
__ 5.2 If AC-B is still active, follow company procedures or

contact Tellabs Customer Services at 1.800.443.5555 to
obtain technical assistance.
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Creating Backups
3.07 To ensure fallback capability, TITAN users need to make up-to-date
copies of software and data to a DSM or to an optical disk. If the upgrade fails or a
fallback is needed, a current fallback DSM or OD is required.
3.08 Updating the memory ensures that program and data found on the fallback
OD are the most current.
3.09 Prior to beginning this procedure, verify that you have two ODs, that are
write enabled in both DSMs.
__ 1. Copy the program and data files from primary memory to secondary
Note: This command takes from 5 to 15 minutes. It overwrites the program and
data files in the secondary memory with the program and data files in the
primary memory.
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 2. Retrieve the status of secondary memory:

RTRV-MEMSTAT-MEM::SEC:ctag;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD

“:SEC-A,PGM:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,,VALID,ACTIVE”
“:SEC-A,DATA:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,system_id,VALID,ACTIVE”
“:SEC-B,PGM:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,,VALID,STANDBY”
“:SEC-B,DATA:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,system_id,VALID,STANDBY”
__ 2.1 Verify that the system responses in the previous step

have the correct date and time and are VALID.
__ 2.1.1 If the system responses are INVALID,

repeat steps 1 through 2.1 above.
Note: If the INVALID flag still appears, discontinue this procedure and follow
company procedures or contact Tellabs Customer Services at
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__ 3. Copy the program and data files from secondary memory to

removable (5 to 15 minutes to complete) by entering the following
command:
CPY-MEM::FROMMEM=SEC,TODEV=REMV:ctag::ALL;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
{Additional system output messages appear ...}
__ 4. Retrieve the software load of the removable memory by entering the

following command:
RTRV-MEMSTAT-MEM::REMV:ctag;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
“:REMV-A,PGM:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,,VALID,ACTIVE”
“:REMV-A,FP:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,,VALID,ACTIVE”
“:REMV-A,DATA:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,system_id,VALID,ACTIVE”
“:REMV-B,PGM:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,,VALID,STANDBY”
“:REMV-B,FP:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,,VALID,STANDBY”
“:REMV-B,DATA:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,system_id,VALID,STANDBY”
__ 4.1 Verify that the system responses in the previous step

have the correct date and time and are VALID.
__ 4.1.1 If the system responses are INVALID,

repeat steps 3 through 4.1 above.
Note: If the INVALID still appears, discontinue this procedure and follow
__ 5. Remove both optical disks from DSM-A and DSM-B.
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Replacing AC-B DSM
Physical Replacement of the DSM (in AC-B)

3.010 In the following steps, you will remove the 5502C DSM from AC-B, and
replace it with the new 5502D DSM. Later steps will explain how to fully activate
the new DSM and integrate it into your system.
3.011 Unless otherwise noted, all commands in section 3 are entered from link 1.
__ 1. From link 1, start local restoration mode by entering the following
command:

M ctag COMPLD

Do you want to Execute this Command? (Y or N)
M ctag COMPLD
Note: This may be followed by CANC (cancellation) messages indicating that

other users, if any, have been forced off
__ 2. Edit AC-B OOS by entering the following command:

ED-EQPT::AC-B:ctag::::OOS;

M ctag COMPLD

M ctag COMPLD
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__ 3. Display the current state of AC-B to verify it is now OOS by entering

System response:
M ctag COMPLD
“AC-B::SWV=5500FP8.0.x,ALMPF=nn:PST=OOS-NR”
__ 3.1 If the response shows AC-B is not now OOS-NR, follow

company procedures or contact Tellabs Customer
assistance.
__ 4. Release the top and bottom clips of AC-B’s 5502C DSM. Wait
approximately 30 seconds for the hard drive’s head to park and then
pull the DSM from the Shelf.
__ 5. Carefully insert the new 5502D DSM into AC-B. If you feel resistance,
do not try to force the DSM into place. Pull the DSM out and check the
pins on the rear connectors to verify that none are bent. If no pins are
bent, try to insert this module again. If any pins are bent, follow
__ 5.1 Wait for the hard drive activity LED to go out before
proceeding.
Warning:
Make sure the software versions that appear on the labels of the flash memory
cards (FMC) and the upgrade DSMs you are installing, are the same as the
software currently operating on the system (the FMC and system both must be
FP8.0.x or greater [but they must be the same as each other]).
__ 6. Insert a FP8.0.x FMC into DSM-B.

__ 7. Wait until the green light comes on for the removable storage drive
LED.
Note: The following command takes from 5 to 15 minutes.
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Activating UM for AC-B

3.12 In the following steps, you will enter Utility Mode (UM) and use its
functions to integrate the DSM into your system.
__ 1. From Link 1, activate Utility Mode on AC-B by entering the following
command:
ACT-UMUSER::AC-B:ctag::uid,pid;
Where: uid = the regular user’s identification.

pid = the password associated with the uid.
System response:
Note: After entering the ACT-UMUSER command in step 1, AC-B will reset. This
is normal.
__ 1.1 Move to link 5.
The following message should appear on link 5:

AC loading from E:PROGRAM
System displays the following prompt on link 5:

UM>
Note 1: When Utility Mode is accessed, the LED on the SPM for AC-B will be
flashing
Note 2: The default passwords can be found on the FMC folder in the center of
the page.
Note 3: There is no echo when entering the UM password.
__ 2. From link 5, enter level three security password.
System response:
Warning: This is a private computer system.
Unauthorized access or use may lead to prosecution.
Press <RETURN> to continue.
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Changing Passwords
__ 1. Press <RETURN>.
System response:
You cannot proceed without first changing all levels of passwords.
Press RETURN to continue.
The system displays a submenu with these options:
1 Change level 1 password
4 Return to previous menu
5 Logout
__ 3. Enter 1 to change level 1 password and then press <RETURN>.
System response:
Enter old password:
__ 4. Enter the default level 1 password and press <RETURN>.
System response:
Enter new password:.
3.013 For the purpose of this procedure, use the following as REMV passwords
for levels 1, 2, and 3 respectively:
- CUSTOMER#1
- CUSTOMER#2
- CUSTOMER#3
3.014 These passwords are case sensitive. It is necessary that you enter them
in all capital letters to ensure consistent entries.
Level 1 Password __ 5. Enter CUSTOMER#1 as the new level 1 password and press
<RETURN>.
The system displays a series of Xs to mask the password.
System response:
Re-enter new password:
__ 6. Re-enter the new level 1 password and then press <RETURN>.
System response:
changing password . . .
change password complete
Please insert the other TITAN 5500 removable media to begin password
synchronization
__ 7. Remove FMC 1 from the DSM-B. Insert FMC 2 into the same DSM-B.
LED.
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__ 9. Press <RETURN>. The following two messages appear on the

terminal screen:
Password is now synchronized.
Replace the TITAN 5500 removable media into their original locations.
LED.
The system displays the password menu again.
System response:
Enter old password:
__ 14. Enter the default level 1 password and press <RETURN>.
System response:
Enter new password:
__ 15. Enter CUSTOMER#1 as the new level 1 password and press

<RETURN>.
The system displays a series of Xs to mask the password.
System response:
__ 16. Re-enter the new level 1 password and then press <RETURN>.
System response:
synchronization
__ 17. Remove FMC 3 from the DSM-B Insert FMC 4 into the same DSM-B.
LED.
terminal screen:
Level 2 Password __ 20. Remove FMC 4 from the DSM-B. Insert FMC 1 into the same DSM-B.
LED.
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System response:
Enter old password:
__ 24. Enter the default level 2 password and then press <RETURN>.
System response:
Enter new password:
__ 25. Enter CUSTOMER#2 as the new level 2 password and then press
<RETURN>.
System response:
__ 26. Re-enter the new level 2 password and then press <RETURN>. The
following four messages appear on the terminal screen:
synchronization
__ 27. Remove FMC 1 from the DSM-B. Insert FMC 2 into the same DSM.
LED.
terminal screen:
LED.
System response:
Enter old password:
System response:
Enter new password:
<RETURN>.
System response:
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synchronization
__ 37. Remove FMC 3 and insert FMC 4 into the same DSM-B.
LED.
terminal screen:
Level 3 Password __ 40. Remove FMC 4 from the DSM-B. Insert FMC 1 into the same DSM-B.
LED.
System response:
Enter old password:
System response:
Enter new password:
<RETURN>.
System response:
synchronization
LED.
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System response:
LED.
System response:
Enter old password:
System response:
Enter new password:
<RETURN>.
System response:
synchronization
LED.
System response:
Password is now synchronized. Replace the TITAN 5500
removable media into their original locations.
__ 60. Leave FMC 4 in the DSM-B.

__ 61. Press <RETURN>
__ 62. Enter 4 to return to the previous menu. Press <RETURN>.
System response:
Press Return to continue.
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System response:
Retrieving version information from removable
device...
Within 3 minutes, the system responds with the Utility Mode Main
Menu. See Figure 3.3.
Loading Software
Figure 3.3 DSM Utility Mode Main Menu
Boot Directory:
Boot Loader Version Program Version, Validity Flag
ACT: PRI:
INACT: SEC:
REMV: 5500FP8.0.x REMV:
Database Version, Validity Flag SID of Data Bundle

PRI: PRI:
SEC: SEC:
1 Update header display

2 Reset local ac
3 UM Advanced I Menu
4 UM Advanced II Menu
5 Retrieve patch load information
6 Logout
Enter selection (by number):
Note: Tellabs 5500S systems should indicate 5500SFPx.y
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__ 64. Enter 3 to go to the Utility Mode Advanced I Menu. Refer to Figure 3.4.
Figure 3.4 DSM Utility Mode Advanced I Menu
Boot Directory:
ACT: 5500FP8.0.x PRI:5500FP8.0.xVALID
Date:hh:mn mm-dd-yyyy
INACT: SEC:

PRI: 5500FP8.0.xS VALID PRI:
DATE: hh:mn mm-dd-yyyy
SEC: SEC:
REMV: REMV:
1 Change SID on pri, sec, or remv

2 Change UM passwords
3 View Utility Mode log
4 System installation
5 Replace data storage module (DSM)
6 Emergency recovery from Archive
8 Logout
__ 65. Enter 5 to Replace data storage module (DSM). Press <RETURN>.
System response:
Forced mode copy? (Y/N)
__ 66. Enter N, then press <RETURN>.
System response:
Please make sure the removable media is inserted.
Note: Do not pull any modules or enter commands when removable storage
drive LED on the DSM is flashing yellow. If the DSM is interrupted while
copying to the SRM, the SRM contents could be corrupted.
__ 67. Ensure that the FMC is installed, then press <RETURN>.
System response:
Proceed with Disk replacement? (Y/N)
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__ 68. Enter Y, then press <RETURN>.
System response:
Formatting volume A ...
Formatting volume B ...
Formatting volume C ...
Formatting volume D ...
format and partition entire disk complete
copying bootloader to disk...
copy bootloader to disk complete
Copying of DSM replacement files in progress....
Copying of DSM replacement files complete.

The system displays a submenu.
Boot Directory: TITANY

ACT: 5500FP8.0.x PRI: 5500FP8.0.x VALID
DATE: hh:mn dd-mm-yyyy
INACT: SEC:

PRI: 5500FP8.0.xS VALID PRI: system_id
SEC: SEC:
REMV: REMV:

8 Logout
__ 70. Enter 1 to change the System Identifier (SID). Press <RETURN>.
System response:
Change SID on pri, sec, or remv
Enter new System ID:
Note: The current SID can be displayed by pressing the semicolon key on link 1.
The first word in the response is the SID.
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__ 71. Enter the current SID of the system, then press <RETURN>. Refer to
substep 5.1, page 43-23, for the correct SID.
System response:
Select Primary, Secondary, or Removable Memory
(P/S/R):
__ 72. Enter P, then press <RETURN>.
System response:
Proceed with change SID to [system_id] on PRI? (Y/N)
Where: system_id=current system identifier

System response:
changing System ID ...
WARNING: You have just changed the SID from the VIRGIN SID in the
PRIMARY memory of this disk. The database present may be
VIRGIN, and if it came ACTIVE on a LIVE traffic system,
ALL TRAFFIC WILL BE LOST.
Please be sure that the other Admin Complex is
ACTIVE before resetting this Admin Complex.
change System ID complete
System response:
device...
The system displays the Utility Mode Advanced I Menu. Refer to

Figure 3.6, page 43-63.
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INACT: SEC:
75
SEC: SEC:
REMV: REMV:

8 Logout
__ 75. Verify that the SID of the primary data bundle is the one that was
entered in step 71, page 43-62. Refer to Figure 3.6.
__ 76. Enter 7 to return to the previous menu (to return to the Utility Mode
Advanced Main Menu).
__ 77. Enter 2 to reset local AC. This exits utility mode. Press <RETURN>.
System response:
Reset local AC
Please make sure that the removable media is
inserted.
Press RETURN to continue
Note: The following process takes from 5 to 15 minutes.
Caution:
Do not pull any modules or enter commands when hard drive activity LED on the
DSM is lit. If the DSM is interrupted while copying to or formatting the hard drive,
the hard disk contents could be corrupted or improperly formatted.
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__ 78. Ensure that the FMC is in place, then press <RETURN>.
System response:
Proceed with reset of local AC? (Y/N)
__ 79. Enter Y, then press <RETURN>. This command takes 10 to 20

minutes to complete.
System response:
resetting AC ...
The local AC will reset immediately.
Followed by several lines of data including:

S 0 REPT SYS
/* Bootloader initialization in progress */
;
S 0 REPT SYS
/* AC loading from [A/C]:\TITAN[X/Y] */
;
S 0 REPT SYS
/* Base Load = 600 Active Patch Load = 000 */
;
S 0 REPT SYS
/* AC loading complete */
;
Followed by several more lines of data, finishing with:

/*AC initialization to inactive status has completed successfully*/
Completing DSM Integration

__ 1. Log into link 1 by entering the following command:

ctag = correlation tag
pid = password
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
prosecution. */
Or, if already logged in, the response is:

M ctag DENY
/* SESSION IN PROGRESS */
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__ 2. Retrieve the present state of AC-A by entering the following command:

RTRV-EQPT::AC-A:ctag;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
“AC-A::SWV=5500FP8.0.x,ALMPF=nn:PST=IS-NR-ACT”
__ 2.1 Verify from the response that AC-A is IS-NR-ACT.
__ 3. Retrieve the present state of AC-B:

System response:
M ctag COMPLD
“AC-B::SWV:5500FP8.0.x,ALMPF=nn:PST=OOS-NR”
__ 3.1 Verify from the response that AC-B is OOS-NR.
__ 4. Edit AC-B in-service (IS) by entering the following command:

ED-EQPT::AC-B:ctag::::IS;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
Must be followed by this data (in any order) before continuing:

/*Starting Inactive Database Synchronization*/
/*Inactive Log File Synchronized*/
/*Inactive Database Synchronized*/
__ 5. Retrieve the present state of AC-B by entering the following command:

System response:
M ctag COMPLD

“AC-B::SWV=5500FP8.0.x,ALMPF=nn:PST=IS-NR-STBY”
__ 5.1 Verify from the response that AC-B is IS-NR-STBY. If

AC-B is not IS-NR-STBY, follow company procedures or
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Copying Primary Memory to Secondary

__ 1. Copy data and program files from primary memory to secondary
primary memory.
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 2. Retrieve the status of the secondary memory:

System response:
M ctag COMPLD
Followed by:
":SEC-A,PGM:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,,VALID,ACTIVE"
":SEC-A,DATA:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,system_id,VALID,ACTIVE"
":SEC-B,PGM:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,,VALID,STANDBY"
":SEC-B,DATA:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,system_id,VALID,STANDBY"
__ 2.1 Verify from the response that SWV (software version) is

FP8.0.x and that PGM and DATA are VALID.
__ 3. From Link 1,exit Local Restoration Mode by entering the following

command:
EXIT-LOCL-RST:::ctag;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
Autonomous messages similar to the following example may appear

within one minute (no action is required):
L AUTO ALL
UPG 96-1-17 10:12:51
* 324 REPT ALM EQPT
"DSM-B:MN,MEA,NSA,11-17,10-12-51,NEND:\"Inconsistent with currently assigned
type\":,ISLTD"
L AUTO ALL
UPG 96-1-17 10:12:52

* 325 REPT ALM EQPT
"AC-B:MN,INT,NSA,11-17,10-12-52,NEND:\"Entity failure reported to the Admin.

Complex\":,ISLTD"
3.15 Installation of a DSM in AC-B is now complete.
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Replacing AC-A DSM
Physical Replacement of DSM (in AC-A)

3.016 In the following steps, you will make final system preparations to remove
the 5502C DSM from AC-A and then replace it with the new 5502D DSM. Later
steps will explain how to fully activate the DSM, and integrate it into your system
3.017 Unless otherwise noted, all commands in section 4 are entered from link 5.
__ 1. From link 5, log in by entering the following command:

pid = password
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
prosecution. */
Note 1: If Session in Progress appeared in a DENY response, then you are

already logged in. Proceed to the next step.
Note 2: If the PIOC error code appeared in a DENY response, then you are still
in Local Restoration Mode on Link 1. From link 1 perform
EXIT-LOCL-RST, step 3, page 43-66.
__ 2. Put the system in Upgrade Local Restoration Mode by entering the

following command:

M ctag COMPLD

M ctag COMPLD
Note: This may be followed by CANC (cancellation) messages indicating that

other users, if any, have been forced off
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__ 3. Display the state of both ACs to verify that AC-A is IS-NR-ACT and
AC-B is IS-NR-STBY by entering the following command:
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
“AC-A::SWV=5500FP8.0.x,ALMPF=nn:PST=IS-NR-ACT”
“AC-B::SWV=5500FP8.0.x,ALMPF=nn:PST=IS-NR-STBY”
Note: To ensure accuracy and validity of DSM-B, Tellabs is recommending a

complete AC copy switch. This will verify DSM-B prior to switching out
DSM-A.
__ 4. Perform an AC copy switch by invoking the following command:

SW-DX-EQPT::AC-B:ctag;

M ctag COMPLD

M ctag COMPLD
__ 4.2 Verify that the following message was received before

proceeding to step 5, page 43-69.
TELLABS 99-11-19 08:43:52

A 027 REPT SW
"AC-x,AC-y,COMPL"
Where: x = active AC
y = stand-by AC.
Note: It will take some time for the links on the ACs to clear. The system will
output a series of messages while the ACs are resetting.
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__ 5. Wait for AC-A and AC-B to synchronize:

The DSM disk LED activity ceases. The following two messages
appear on the terminal screen (in either order):
/* Inactive Log File Synchronized */
assistance.
__ 6. On link 5, log back onto the system:


ctag = correlation tag (usually user initials)
pid = password from system administrator
System response:
TELLABS yy-mm-dd hh:mn:ss
M ctag COMPLD
prosecution.
__ 7. Display the state of both ACs to verify that AC-A is IS-NR-STBY and
AC-B is IS-NR-ACT by entering the following command:
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
“AC-A::SWV=5500FP8.0.x,ALMPF=nn:PST=IS-NR-STBY”
“AC-B::SWV=5500FP8.0.x,ALMPF=nn:PST=IS-NR-ACT”
__ 8. Verify that system is still in local restoration, by entering the following

command:
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
“ALW”

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__ 8.2 If local restoration is set for IHN, reset by entering the

following:

M ctag COMPLD

System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 9. Verify that system is now in local restoration, by entering the following

command:
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
“ALW”
__ 10. Edit AC-A OOS by entering the following command):

ED-EQPT::AC-A:ctag::::OOS;

M ctag COMPLD

M ctag COMPLD
__ 11. Log back into the system by entering the following command:

pid = password
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
prosecution.
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__ 12. Display the state of both ACs to verify that AC-A is OOS-NR and AC-B
is IS-NR-STBY by entering the following command:
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
“AC-A::SWV=5500FP8.0.x,ALMPF=nn:PST=OOS-NR”
If the response shows AC-A is not OOS, follow company procedures

or contact Tellabs Customer Services at 1.800.443.5555 to obtain
technical assistance.
__ 13. Release the top and bottom clips of AC-A’s 5502C DSM. Then wait
approximately 30 seconds for the hard drives’s head to park and pull
the DSM from the Shelf.
__ 14. Carefully insert the new 5502D DSM into AC-A. If you feel resistance,
do not try to force the DSM into place or you could break a backplane
pin. Pull the DSM out, and check the pins on the rear connectors to
verify that none are bent. If no pins are bent, try to insert this module
again. If any pins are bent, follow company procedures or contact
Tellabs Customer Services at 1.800.443.5555 to obtain technical
assistance.
__ 14.1 Wait for the hard drive activity LED to go out before
proceeding.
Warning:
Make sure the software versions that appear on the labels of the flash memory
cards (FMC) and the upgrade DSMs you are installing, are the same as the
software currently operating on the system (the FMC and system both must be
FP8.0.x or greater [but they must be the same as each other]).
__ 15. Insert the current FPx.y FMC into DSM-A.

LED.
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Activating UM for AC-A

3.018 In the following steps, you will enter Utility Mode (UM) and use its
functions to integrate the DSM into your system.
__ 1. From Link 5, enter Utility Mode by entering the following command:
ACT-UMUSER::AC-A:ctag::uid,pid;
Where: uid = the regular user’s identification

__ 1.1 Move terminal to link 1.
Note: After entering the ACT-UMUSER command in step 1, AC-A will reset. This
is normal.
The following message should appear:

UM>
Note 1: When Utility Mode is accessed, the LED on the SPM for AC-B will be
flashing
Note 2: The default passwords can be found on the SRM case.
__ 2. From link1 enter level three security password.

System response: Warning: This is a private computer system. Unau-

thorized access or use may lead to prosecution.

The system responds with the Utility Mode Main Menu. Refer to Figure
3.7, page 43-73.
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Loading Software
Boot Directory:

ACT: PRI:
INACT: SEC:

PRI: PRI:
SEC: SEC:
REMV: REMV:

2 Reset local AC
6 Logout
Note: Tellabs 5500S systems should indicate 5500SFPx.y
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__ 5. Enter 3 to go to the Utility Mode Advanced I Menu. Advanced I Menu

is shown in Figure 3.8.
Boot Directory:
ACT: 5500FP8.0.x PRI:5500FP8.0.xVALID
Date:hh:mn mm-dd-yyyy
INACT: SEC:

SEC: SEC:
REMV: REMV:

8 Logout
__ 6. Enter 5 to Replace data storage module (DSM). Press <RETURN>.
System response:
Forced mode copy? (Y/N)
__ 7. Enter N, then press <RETURN>.
System response:
Please make sure the removable media is inserted.
Note: Do not pull any modules or enter commands when removable storage
drive LED on the DSM is flashing yellow. If the DSM is interrupted while
copying to the SRM, the SRM contents could be corrupted.
__ 8. Ensure that the FMC is installed, then press <RETURN>.
System response:
Proceed with Disk replacement? (Y/N)
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System response:
Formatting volume A ...
Formatting volume B ...
Formatting volume C ...
Formatting volume D ...
format and partition entire disk complete
copying bootloader to disk...
copy bootloader to disk complete
Copying of DSM replacement files in progress....
Copying of DSM replacement files complete.


INACT: SEC:

75
SEC: SEC:
REMV: REMV:
8 Logout
__ 11. Enter 1 to change the System Identifier (SID). Press <RETURN>.
System response:
Change SID on pri, sec, or remv
Enter new System ID:
Note: The current SID can be displayed by pressing the semicolon key on link 1.
The first word in the response is the SID.
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__ 12. Enter the current SID of the system, then press <RETURN>. Refer to
substep 5.1, page 43-23 for the correct SID.
System response:
Select Primary, Secondary, or Removable Memory
(P/S/R):
__ 13. Enter P, then press <RETURN>.
System response:
Proceed with change SID to [system_id] on PRI? (Y/N)
Where: system_id=current system identifier

System response:
changing System ID ...
WARNING: You have just changed the SID from the VIRGIN SID in the
PRIMARY memory of this disk. The database present may be
VIRGIN, and if it came ACTIVE on a LIVE traffic system,
ALL TRAFFIC WILL BE LOST.
Please be sure that the other Admin Complex is
ACTIVE before resetting this Admin Complex.
change System ID complete
System response:
device...
The system displays the Utility Mode Advanced I Menu. Refer to

Figure 3.10, page 43-77.
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INACT: SEC:
SEC: SEC:
REMV: REMV:

4 New System installation
8 Logout
__ 16. Verify that the SID of the primary data bundle is the one that was
entered in. Refer to Figure 3.10.
Main Menu).
System response:
Reset local AC
inserted.
Caution:
System response:
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System response:
resetting AC ...

S 0 REPT SYS
;
S 0 REPT SYS
;
S 0 REPT SYS
;
S 0 REPT SYS
;

__ 20.1 Move to link 5
Completing DSM Integration

3.19 In the following steps, you will fully activate the DSM and integrate it into
your system.
__ 1. On link 5, log in by entering the following command:

pid = password
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
prosecution. */

M ctag DENY
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System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 2.1 Verify from the response that AC-B is IS-NR-ACT.

System response:
M ctag COMPLD
“AC-A::SWV:5500FP8.0.x,ALMPF=nn:PST=OOS-NR”
__ 3.1 Verify from the response that AC-A is normal OOS-NR.
__ 4. If PST=OOS-NR, perform the following substep:

__ 4.1 Edit AC-A in-service (IS) by entering the following
command:
ED-EQPT::AC-A:ctag::::IS;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
Must be followed by this data (in any order) before continuing. This
step takes up to 20 minutes to complete:

System response:
M ctag COMPLD

__ 5.1 Verify from the response that AC-A is IS-NR-STBY. If

AC-A is not IS-NR-STBY, follow company procedures or
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Copying Memory
Secondary __ 1. Copy the current FPx.y data and program from primary memory to
secondary memory by entering the following command:
primary memory.
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 2. Retrieve the status of the secondary memory by entering the following

command:
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
Followed by:
":SEC-A,PGM:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,,VALID,ACTIVE"
":SEC-A,DATA:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,system_id,VALID,ACTIVE"
":SEC-B,PGM:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,,VALID,STANDBY"
":SEC-B,DATA:yymmdd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,system_id,VALID,STANDBY"
__ 2.1 Verify from the response that SWV (software version) is

FP8.0.x and VALID.
Removable __ 3. Make certain FMCs are currently in place in each DSM.

__ 4. Copy the current FPx.y data and program to the backup FMC by
Note: This command takes up to 45 minutes. After copying is completed, both

FMCs will contain FP8.0.x program and data files.
CPY-MEM::FROMMEM=SEC,TODEV=REMV:ctag;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
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__ 5. Retrieve the software load of the removable memory by entering the

following command:
RTRV-MEMSTAT-MEM::REMV:ctag;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
Followed by (in 1 or 2 minutes):
“:REMV-A,PGM:mm-dd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,,VALID,ACTIVE”
“:REMV-A,FP:mm-dd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,,VALID,ACTIVE”
“:REMV-A,DATA:mm-dd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x, system_id,VALID,ACTIVE”
“:REMV-B,PGM:mm-dd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,,VALID,STANDBY”
“:REMV-B,FP:mm-dd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x,,VALID,STANDBY”
“:REMV-B,DATA:mm-dd,hh-mn,FULL,5500FP8.0.x, system_id,VALID,STANDBY”
__ 5.1 Verify from response that SW = FP8.0.x.
__ 6. Verify the system responses in the previous step are VALID.

__ 6.1 If the system responses are INVALID, repeat steps 4
through 6.
Note: If the INVALID still appears, discontinue this procedure and follow
__ 7. Exit Local Restoration Mode by entering the following command (via

Link 5) by entering the following command:
EXIT-LOCL-RST:::ctag;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 8. Verify that local restoration mode is INH by entering the following

command:
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
":INH"
__ 9. Choose one of the following:

__ 9.1 If you wish to format a spare DSM now, proceed to
Formatting a Spare DSM (optional), page 43-82.
__ 9.2 If you do not wish to prepare a spare DSM, skip to

Restoring Pre-upgrade Settings, page 43-92.
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4. Formatting a Spare DSM (optional) Data Storage Module Upgrade Procedure
4. Formatting a Spare DSM (optional)
4.01 Use this procedure to verify a spare 5502D DSM is operational.

4.02 This procedure is written with the assumption that AC-B is IS-NR-ACT and
AC-A is IS-NR-STBY and that you are logged into Links 1 and 5.
__ 1. Log in to the active AC by entering the following command (via Link 5)

pid = password
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
prosecution. */
If the PICC error code appeared in a DENY response, then you are
already logged in. Proceed to the next step.
__ 2. Display the current state of AC-A to verify that it is in-service, normal,
standby (IS-NR-STBY) by entering the following command:
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
If the response shows AC-A is not now IS-NR-STBY, follow company

procedures or contact Tellabs Customer Services at 1.800.443.5555
to obtain technical assistance.
__ 3. Edit AC-A OOS by entering the following command:
ED-EQPT::AC-A:ctag::::OOS;

M ctag COMPLD

M ctag COMPLD
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Data Storage Module Upgrade Procedure 4. Formatting a Spare DSM (optional)
__ 4. Display the current state of AC-A to verify it is now OOS by entering

System response:
M ctag COMPLD
“AC-A::SWV=5500FP8.0.x,ALMPF=nn:PST=OOS-NR”
4.03 In the following steps, you will enter Utility Mode (UM) and use its functions
to format the spare DSM.
__ 5. From Link 5, enter Utility Mode by entering the following command:
ACT-UMUSER::AC-A:ctag::uid,pid;
Where: uid = the regular user’s identification

__ 5.1 Move to link 1.
Note 1: After entering the ACT-UMUSER command in step 5, AC-A will reset.
This is normal.
Note 2: When Utility Mode is accessed, the LED on the SPM for AC-A will be
flashing
On link 1, the following message should appear:

UM>
__ 6. Remove the FMC from the AC-A DSM.
Warning:
Always wear a static protection wriststrap while performing any procedures that
require you to come in contact with the system. This includes touching modules,
cabling, or the system in any way. Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) can damage
system components resulting in a traffic-affecting condition.
Ensure that modules are stored in static preventive material.
__ 7. Remove the 5502D DSM from the AC-A shelf.

__ 8. Store the DSM in an antistatic bag near by.
__ 9. Install the new 5502D DSM into the AC-A shelf.
Wait until the green lights on the hard drive activity and the module
LEDs turn off before continuing.
__ 10. Insert the FP8.0.x FMC that was removed in step 6 into the AC-A
DSM.
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__ 11. Wait until the green light of the removable storage drive LED turns on
before continuing.
__ 12. From link 1 enter level three security password.
Note 1: The default passwords can be found on the label of the FMC.
Note 2: No characters appear on the screen when the level three security
password is entered.
System response:
Warning: This is a private computer system.
Unauthorized access or use may lead to prosecution.

The system responds with the Utility Mode Main Menu. Refer to Figure
4.1.
Caution:
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Loading Software
Boot Directory: TITANX

ACT: PRI:
INACT: SEC:
REMV: 5500FP8.0.x REMV: 5500FP8.0.x VALID
PRI: PRI:
SEC: SEC:
REMV: 5500FP8.0.x REMV: system_id
2 Reset local ac
6 Logout
__ 15. Enter 4 to select the Utility Mode Advanced II Menu.

Figure 4.2 DSM Utility Mode Advanced II Menu

ACT: PRI:
INACT: SEC:

PRI: PRI:
SEC: SEC:
1 Swap pri and sec on local ac 7 Expand a 5500S (Tellabs Only)
2 Copy bootloader to disk 8 Set date and time
3 Copy a bundle from removable 9 Prepare DSM for FP8.0.x upgrade
4 Format and partition disk 10 Return to previous menu
5 Clear residual alarms 11 Logout
6 Exit local restoration
__ 16. Enter 4 to select Format and partition disk. Press <RETRUN>.
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Figure 4.3 Submenu for Disk Partitioning

ACT: PRI:
INACT: SEC:

PRI: PRI:
SEC: SEC:
1 Format and partition entire disk

2 Format Primary partition
3 Format Secondary partition
4 Format Common files partitions
6 Logout
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__ 4. Enter 1 to select Format and partition entire disk. This reformats the
entire hard drive. Press <RETURN>.
System response:
Format and partition entire disk
All disk contents will be lost. Proceed with format

the hard disk? (Y/N)
__ 5. Press Y and RETURN.
System response:
Formatting volume A . . .
formatting volume B . . .
formatting volume C . . .
formatting volume D . . .
format and partition entire disk complete.
__ 6. Press RETURN.
Figure 4.7 Submenu for Disk Partitioning

ACT: PRI:
INACT: SEC:

PRI: PRI:
SEC: SEC:
1 Format and partition entire disk
2 Format Primary partition
3 Format Secondary partition
4 Format Common files partitions
6 Logout
Note: In the above header, PRI and SEC do not display an FP or date because
the entire HDD was formatted and partitioned, indicating that no data
exists in all partitions of the HDD. If you only format one memory, only that
memory displays no FP.
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__ 8. Press 5 to return to the UM Advanced II Menu.

Figure 4.9 DSM Utility Mode Advanced II Menu

ACT: PRI:
INACT: SEC:

PRI: PRI:
SEC: SEC:
1 Swap pri and sec on local ac 7 Expand a 5500S (Tellabs Only)

2 Copy bootloader to disk 8 Set date and time
3 Copy a bundle from removable 9 Prepare DSM for FP8.0.x upgrade
4 Format and partition disk 10 Return to previous menu
5 Clear residual alarms 11 Logout
6 Exit local restoration
Main Menu, shown in Figure 4.1 on page 43-85).
__ 18. Remove the FMC from the AC-A DSM.
Warning:
Always wear a static protection wriststrap while performing any procedures that
require you to come in contact with the system. This includes touching modules,
cabling, or the system in any way. Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) can damage
system components resulting in a traffic-affecting condition.
Ensure that modules are stored in static preventive material.
__ 19. Remove the 5502D DSM from the AC-A shelf.

__ 20. Store the DSM in an antistatic bag in a safe location.
__ 21. Install the 5502D DSM, into the AC-A shelf, that was removed in step
7, page 43-83.
Wait until the green lights on the hard drive activity and the module
LEDs turn off before continuing.
__ 22. Insert the FP8.0.x FMC that was removed in step 18 into the AC-A
DSM.
Wait until the green light of the removable storage drive LED turns on
before continuing.
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System response:
Reset local AC
inserted.
System response:

System response:
resetting AC ...

S 0 REPT SYS
;
S 0 REPT SYS
;
S 0 REPT SYS
;
S 0 REPT SYS
;

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__ 26. Log in by entering the following command:


pid = password
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
prosecution. */

M ctag DENY
Proceed to the next step.

RTRV-EQPT::AC-A&-B:ctag;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
“AC-A::SWV:5500FP8.0.x,ALMPF=nn:PST=OOS-NR”
__ 27.1 Verify from the response that AC-B is IS-NR-ACT.
__ 27.2 Verify from the response that AC-A is normal OOS-NR.
__ 28. If PST=OOS-NR, perform the following substep:

__ 28.1 Edit AC-A in-service (IS) by entering the following
command:
ED-EQPT::AC-A:ctag::::IS;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
Must be followed by this data (in any order) before continuing:

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System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 29.1 Verify from the response that AC-A is IS-NR_STBY. If

AC-A in not is not IS-NR-STBY, follow company
procedures or contact Tellabs Customer Services at
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5. Restoring Pre-upgrade Settings Data Storage Module Upgrade Procedure
5. Restoring Pre-upgrade Settings
5.01 The procedure in this section restores the original link, channel
configurations, and user profile, if these settings were changed prior to the
upgrade.
__ 1. From link 1, restore the profile user parameters to match the
pre-upgrade settings shown in Table 2.3, page 43-19, by entering the
following command:
SET-PROFILE-USER::uid:ctag::SIRPT=[ON/OFF],MJALM=[ON/OFF],MNALM=[ON/OFF],
DBCHG=[ON/OFF],CRALM=[ON/OFF]:MLP=[ON/OFF];
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 2. Logout from the system by entering the following command:

System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 3. Log into the system by entering the following command:


pid = password
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
prosecution. */
__ 4. From link 1, verify user profile parameters by entering the following

command:
RTRV-CHAN::CHAN-1-1:ctag;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD

“CHAN-1-1:CRALM=ON,MJALM=ON,MNALM=ON,NAEVT=ON,CONDSCHED=ON,REPTSCHED=ON,PMSCHED=ON,
SYSM=ON,SIRPT=OFF,DBCHG=ON,AUD=OFF,MLP=OFF"
__ 4.1 Verify from the system response that the parameters are
set to match original settings that were recorded in
Table 2.3, page 43-19.
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__ 5. From link 5, restore the channel parameters to match the pre-upgrade

settings shown in Table 2.3, page 43-19, by entering the following
command:
ED-CHAN:::ctag::CRALM=ON,MJALM=ON,MNALM=ON,NAEVT=ON,CONDSCHED=ON,REPTSCHED=ON,
PMSCHED=ON,DBCHG=ON,SIRPT=ON:MLP=ON;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 6. From link 5, retrieve channel setup parameters by entering the

following command:
RTRV-CHAN::CHAN-5-1:ctag;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD

“CHAN-5-1:CRALM=ON,MJALM=ON,MNALM=ON,NAEVT=ON,CONDSCHED=ON,REPTSCHED=ON,PMSCHED=ON,
DBCHG=ON,SIRPT=ON:MLP=ON:PST=NR”
__ 6.1 Verify from the response that the parameters are set to
match original settings recorded in Table 2.3, page 43-19.
Note: In order to edit a given link, log in to a link other than the one to be edited.
__ 7. Log out from link 1 by entering the following command:

CANC-USER::user_id:ctag;
Where: user_id = user ID or upgrade user ID
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 8. From link 5, edit link 1 out-of-service (OOS) by entering the following

command:
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 9. Verify from link 5 that link 1 is OOS by entering the following command:
System response:
M ctag COMPLD

"LINK-1::BAUD=1200,PAR=EVEN,BPC=7,FC=H`11-H'13,ALMPF=99:PST=OOS-NR"
link 1 is out-of-service, normal (OOS-NR).
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__ 10. Edit the parameters of link 1 to restore the parameters listed in

Table 2.2, page 43-17, and put it in service by entering the following
command:
ED-LINK::LINK-1:ctag::BAUD=wwww,PAR=xxxx,BPC=y,FC=zzzz;
Where: wwww, xxxx, y, zzzz = the parameters
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 11. Retrieve the setup parameters for link 1 by entering the following
command:
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
"LINK-1::BAUD=1200,PAR=EVEN,BPC=7,FC=H`11-H'13,ALMPF=99:PST=IS-NR"
__ 11.1 Verify from response that the parameters displayed
match those listed for link 1 in Table 2.2, page 43-17.
__ 12. If channel 1 was changed from the parameters recorded in step 1.3,
page 43-12, edit the channels to the original state by entering the
following command:
ED-SECU-CHAN::CHAN-1-1:ctag:::CTYPE=xx;
Where: xx = the original state
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 13. Retrieve channel 1 to verify the parameters by entering the following

command:
RTVR-SECU-CHAN::CHAN-1-1:ctag;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD

"CHAN-1-1::CAPC=M5&A9:DURAL=9,CTYPE=TRA,CPCMODE=ON"
__ 13.1 Verify from the system response that channel 1 has

returned to its original state.
__ 14. Edit Link 1 in-service by entering the following command:

System response:
M ctag COMPLD
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Note: In order to edit a given link, log in to a link other than the one to be edited.
__ 15. Log into the system from link 1 by entering the following command:

pid = password
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
prosecution. */
__ 16. From link 1 edit link 5 out-of-service (OOS) by entering the following
command:
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 17. Verify from link 1 that link 5 is OOS by entering the following command:
System response:
M ctag COMPLD

"LINK-5::BAUD=1200,PAR=EVEN,BPC=7,FC=H`11-H'13,ALMPF=nn:PST=OOS-NR"
link 5 is out-of-service, normal (OOS-NR).
__ 18. From link 1 edit the parameters of link 5 to restore the parameters
listed in Table 2.2, page 43-17, by entering the following command:
ED-LINK::LINK-5:ctag::BAUD=wwww,PAR=xxxx,BPC=y,FC=zzzz;
Where:
wwww, xxxx, y, zzzz = the parameters
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 19. Retrieve the setup parameters for link 5 by entering the following
command:
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
"LINK-5::BAUD=1200,PAR=EVEN,BPC=7,FC=H`11-H'13,ALMPF=nn:PST=OOS-NR"
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__ 19.1 Verify from response that the parameters displayed

match those listed for link 5 in Table 2.2, page 43-17.
5.02 If channel 5 was changed from the parameters recorded in step 1.3, page
43-12, edit the channels to the original state as follows:
__ 20. Configure channel 5 to its original CTYPE by entering the following
command:
ED-SECU-CHAN::CHAN-5-1:ctag:::CTYPE=xx;
Where: xx = the original state
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 21. Retrieve channel 5 to verify the CTYPE state by entering the following
command:
RTVR-SECU-CHAN::CHAN-5-1:ctag;
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
"CHAN-5-1::CAPC=M5&A9:DURAL=9,CTYPE=TRA,CPCMODE=ON"
__ 21.1 Verify that channel 5 has returned to its original state.
__ 22. Edit link 5 to in-service by entering the following command:

System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 23. Verify that link 5 is in-service by entering the following command:

System response:
M ctag COMPLD
__ 23.1 From the system response, verify that PST=IS-NR.
__ 24. Logout from the system by entering the following command:

Where: uid = user id
System response:
M ctag COMPLD
End of Procedure
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Data Storage Module Upgrade Procedure Index
Index
A flow control
required for upgrade
abbreviations 43-6
link 1 43-17
activate SIRPT and MLP 43-9
link 5 43-17
Administrative Complex
reset local AC in Utility Mode 43-63, 43-77, 43-89
admonishments I
cautions,dangers,warnings 43-3 in-service
antistatic protective bag 43-8 edit link 43-18
See also static-preventive bag
L
B link
BAUD. See baud rate configuration 43-16
baud rate edit in-service 43-18
required for upgrade edit out-of-service 43-18
link 1 43-17 flow control 43-17
link 5 43-17 link 1 43-9
bits per character link 5 43-9
required for upgrade local restoration mode
link 1 43-17 start 43-51
link 5 43-17
BPC. See bits per character M
materials, required
C antistatic protective bags 43-8
cautions static-preventive wriststrap 43-8
explanation of use 43-3 memory
channel copy secondary to removable 43-50
verify parameters 43-10 message
configuring links 43-16 DENY 43-9
copy Message Log Port (MLP)
secondary memory to removable memory 43-50 activating 43-9
courier font minimum revision levels
use with TL1 commands, system responses 43-3 modules 43-1
CRM. See other documents MLP. See Message Log Port (MLP)
modules
D minimum revision levels 43-1
danger statements
explanation of use 43-3 N
Data Storage Module (DSM) notes, textual
remove from AC-A 43-83, 43-88 explanation of use 43-3
DENY messages 43-9
DSM main utility menu 43-59, 43-73, 43-85 O
optical disk
E create backup 43-80
edit removing from DSM 43-83, 43-88
link in-service 43-18 other documents
link out-of-service 43-18 5500/S Command Reference Manual (CRM) 43-2,
43-7
F listed by information desired 43-2
listed by task 43-2
FC. See flow control
out-of-service
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edit link 43-18 DSM utility menu 43-59

main DSM utility menu 43-63, 43-73, 43-77, 43-
P 85, 43-88
reset local AC 43-63, 43-77, 43-89
PAR. See parity
parity
required for upgrade V
link 1 43-17 values
link 5 43-17 required for upgrade for link 1 and link 5 43-16
prepare verify
links 1 and 5 43-9 software version 43-81
VT100 terminal emulation 43-8
R
reset local AC 43-63, 43-77, 43-89 W
revision levels warning statements
minimum, modules 43-1 explanation of use 43-3
wriststrap
S static-preventive 43-8
scheduling
upgrades 43-2
SID. See System Identifier
SIRPT. See System Integrity Report (SIRPT)
software
copy to secondary memory 43-66, 43-80
release documents 43-1
version, verifying 43-81
start
local restoration mode 43-51
static-preventive bag 43-8
See also antistatic protective bag
System Identifier (SID) 43-61, 43-75
System Integrity Reports (SIRPT)
activating 43-9
T
terminal links
configuring 43-16
time
stamp
explanation 43-1
time to complete
memory copy
primary to secondary 43-22, 43-52, 43-63
primary to secondary memory copy 43-49, 43-66,
43-80
reset local AC 43-64, 43-78, 43-89
TL1 command language 43-7
U
upgrade
verify software version 43-23
Utility Mode (UM)
change System Identifier (SID) 43-61, 43-75
format and partition disk 43-60, 43-74
menus
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Any other company or product names may be trademarks of their respective

Section 2 Preparing the System 43-9

Section 3 Replacing the Data Storage Module (DSM) 43-27

Section 4 Formatting a Spare DSM (optional) 43-82

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Note: Customer Service representatives are available 24 hours a day.

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• Test access commands are inhibited during this upgrade.

• Normal system performance monitoring is inhibited.

• Automatic memory backup, if enabled, is disabled during the upgrade.

Table 1.1 References to Other Documentation

Explanation of TL1 Command Syntax Refer to Command Reference Manual, 76.5500/13.

Clear alarms or correct system failures Refer to Troubleshooting, 76.5500/29.

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Conventions Used in This Manual

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Figure 1.1 Example of Optional Substeps to a Numbered Step

“NC-A::SIZE=128, 256, or 1024 ALMP=99:PST=IS-NR”

“NC-B::SIZE=128, 256, or 1024 ALMP=99:PST=IS-NR”

Figure 1.2 Example of a Step Broken Down Into Substeps

__ 1.3 Place it in an antistatic bag and set it aside.

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Figure 1.3 Example of a Step With Checkmark Line and Response

__ 1. Place links 1 and link 5 in-service (IS):

Table 1.3 Conventions Used in System Responses to Commands

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1.18 The following abbreviations are used in this procedure.

Table 1.4 Abbreviations Used in This TITAN Manual

DSM Data Storage Module

ESD Electrostatic Discharge

FMC Flash Memory Card

HDD Hard Disk Drive

LED Light Emitting Diode

NGC Network Group Controller (module)

PGC Port Group Controller

PRI Primary Memory

RSD Removable Storage Drive

SEC Secondary Memory

SRM Single Removable Media (Interchangeable with REMV)

5502C 81.5502C Data Storage Modules

5502D 81.5502D Data Storage Module

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• M ctag COMPLD is the normal system response to a correctly entered

• If a DENY message appears in response to a command, verify its

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__ 2. Obtain proper security clearance to:

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2. Preparing the System

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Verifying User Privilege Code

Where: uid = user id or upgrade user ID

2.1 Write down your UPC ________.

2.1 Record the COPC ________.