The VA4 board reports the R_LOS alarm when the receiver power is below -23 dBm even if the attenuation of this VA4 board is decreased.
Symptom
The VA4 board (SSE1VA401) reports the R_LOS when the receiver power is below -23 dBm. But this VA4 board still decreases its attenuation at this time.
Cause Analysis
The R_LOS threshold of the VA4 board is -23 dBm. Thus, the board reports the R_LOS alarm when the receiver power is lower than or equal to -23 dBm. But the board is still able to decrease its attenuation according to its working principle after the alarm is generated.
When such a problem occurs, the customer often worries that the VA4 board may fail to function normally. To check whether the VA4 board can function normally when such a problem occurs, do as follows.
Procedure
- Query the optical power performance value (IOPCUR(dBm)) of the faulty optical interface on the VA4. Note that the value should be -60. The steps for querying the performance value is as follows:
- Choose Current Performance Data tab. from the Main Menu. Click the
- In the Object Tree, select the VA4 board, and then click the double right arrow button.
- Configure Monitored Object Filter Condition, Monitor Period and Performance Event Type.
- Click Query to query the data on the NE.
- Perform the following operations to query the receiver power of the board interconnected with the VA4 board:
- In the NE Explorer, select the target board and then choose from the Function Tree.
- In the Object Tree, select the VA4 board, and then click the double right arrow button.
- Click Query to read the current optical power value from the NE. The Operation Result dialog box is displayed, indicating that the operation is successful.
- Adjust the attenuation of the VA4 board by 1 to 2 dB on the T2000 to check whether the VA4 board works normally. The steps are as follows:
- In the NE Explorer, select the desired board and then choose from the Function Tree.
- Select By Board/Port(Channel).
- Select Channel from the drop-down list.
- Adjust the value of Attenuation Ratio (dB) on the Basic Attributes tab.
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