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Cisco ONS 15310-CL and Cisco ONS 15310-MA Troubleshooting Guide, Release 9.0
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Chapter 1 General Troubleshooting
Verify Wiring from the ONS 15310-MA Shelf and DSX Wiring Panel
1.7.2.3 View and Troubleshoot Manual Test Results
The handheld receiver screen displays the test result for one DSX port and its DSX wiring, as shown in
Table 1-1. Each port is uniquely identified and reported. If a test signal generated from the TST-DSX
card is properly detected, the handheld receiver decodes the signal and the screen displays the port type
and number and gives an OK indication. Detected errors also appear on the handheld receiver screen.
Test results are not stored in the handheld receiver memory during Manual mode.
Much like a voltmeter, the handheld receiver displays what it sees. The handheld receiver reports a
“good” port signal whenever it detects a properly encoded signal at its input; it has no knowledge of any
labels at the DSX panel. For example, if the wires of a good signal for port A:12 are wrongly cross-wired
to the DSX port labeled B:84, the handheld receiver only reports what it sees: port A:12 is “good.”
While the handheld receiver is in the manual mode, the EXIT TEST or ENTER/ACCEPT keys have
no effect.
Table 1-1 Messages and Probable Indications
General
Indication Definition and Probable Cause
Specific Sample
Message Definition and Probable Cause
OK The handheld receiver detects a valid signal
from the TST-DSX card, indicating the wiring
is correct.
INP DS1 B:42 OK Input B side, port 42 for DS-1 is
detected and tests good.
OPEN/NC There is no signal at the input to the handheld
receiver. When the handheld receiver is first
powered up and before any patch cord is
inserted into the unit, the Open/NC message is
given. This message also appears if a wire is
broken from the shelf to the DSX or if a “split
pair” error is made where, for example, a
“TIP” of one port and a “RING” of another
port are both wired to the same DSX port
appearance. Also, if the TST- DSX is not
powered or not inserted into the shelf, no
signals are generated.
DS1 OPEN/NC There is no signal at the input to the
handheld receiver.
I, IN or INP An input port. A DS I or DS-3 service signal,
if present, would flow from the DSX to the
shelf.
INP DS1 B:42 OK Input B side, port 42 for DS-1 is
detected and tests good.
O or OUT An output port. A DS-1 or DS-3 service signal,
if present, would flow from the shelf to the
DSX.
OUT DS1 A: 5 OK Output A side, port 5 for DS I is
detected and tests good.
SHORT The handheld receiver detects that the TIP and
RING of a DS-1 are shorted together, or the
DS-3 center conductor is shorted to its shield
or frame ground.
DS1 SHORT The Tip and Ring of a DS-1 port are
shorted together.
UNIDENT An unidentified signal is detected. DS1
UNIDENTIFIED
The signal is not valid for the
15310-MA shelf.
INR or REV For DS-1 input wires: Tip and Ring reversal. DS1 => INP
A:11 REV
DS-1 input A side, port 11 is detected,
but the tip and ring are reversed.
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