Copper to Fiber on a G3r 2

[RHoltonAvaya]

I need to know what parts will be needed to change out from copper connectivity to Fiber connectivity. I have 5 EPNs that are copper connected right now. Please assist!
Thanks,
Bob

 

[europe]

Remove the DS1 converters and cables, and the fiber translations and re-do the fiber administration

Now you need fiberoptic tranceivers, depending on of you are using single-mode or multi-mode youe need the right ones.

In multi-mode you can have a long or a short fiber.Multi-mode used 9823A Tranceiver up to 1.5 km and the 9823B up to 7.6 km

Single-mode uses the 300A tranceiver max. length 35 km.


PS
for singe-mode the loss on the fiber should be between 10 dB AND 17 dB.
A simple in line attenuator may be required to increase the loss to greater than 10 dB but less than 17 dB (10 dB < end-to-end fiber loss< 17dB). This is an item that people planning the installation need to address. An OTDR report or optical power meter readings will determine if in-line attenuation is needed.

Please let me know if the information that was provided is helpfull.
Edwin Plat
A.K.A. Europe

 

[telcoguy]

The Fiber to telco adapter should be 9823A
The board TN570C(still).
Fiber cables should be S/T connector type.


Hope this helps


Rob

 

[jimbojimbo]

As a minimum, you will be removing the DS1 Converters (TN1654) and &quot;spider&quot; cables. The fiber optic transiever will go on the TN573 SNI slot and TN570 EI slot. The transiever you use depends on the fiber and distance. 9823A for multi-mode (upto about a mile and a half), 9824A for multi-mode up to about 4.5 miles), 300A for single mode up to about 22 miles. Anything past that remains as DS1C.

James Middleton
ACSCI/ACSCD/MCSE
Xeta Technologies
jim.middleton@xeta.com