Consistent Terminology throughout Documentation | AT&T 76450

Common Systems Connection Standards	AT&T Services, Inc
Date: August 31, 2007	ATT-TP-76450, Issue 9

7.9Consistent Terminology throughout Documentation

Per GR-454-CORE, Section 2.4, terminology must remain consistent throughout all documentation for a platform.

Example: Maintenance Mode must remain Maintenance Mode and not vary to Maintenance Condition or Maintenance State

7.10Consistent Terminology between Documentation and Platform.

Per GR-454-CORE, Section 2.4, terminology must be consistent between the documentation and the platform.

Example: If it is referred to as Maintenance Mode in the documentation it must be Maintenance Mode in the Craft and EMS GUIs.

7.11Revision Numbering

Documentation shall be clearly marked on each page with Revision numbers to indicate when changes are made within the document.

7.12Revision History

A revision history section shall be included to clearly indicate what and where changes are made within the document.

7.13Documentation Submitted for Review

The following shall be submitted with the TP7650-001 Check list.

7.13.1Excerpts from Documentation

Forward excerpts of documentation for the following detail procedures:

a)Initial shelf activation to include Log-on, Setting IP and Sub-net,

b)Card insertion and system recognition

c)Switch-over from Working to Standby circuits

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Canceled/Superseded Doc N/A Pre-assembled versus Field Assembled Network Equipment RequirementsPurpose Scope Additional AT&T Requirements ATT-TP-76450 Internet Web Site Product Evaluation Process Adherence to AT&T Standard Suppliers Reasons for Reissue Nominal -48v DC AC Powered EquipmentRedundant Power Feeds Power Feeds List 1X Drain Battery Return ConductorDrain Definitions List 1 Drain Two Hole Connections Location of Power Terminations1 16 AWG Stranded Power Cable and Larger Size conductor Acceptable termination Associated Listings 3 18 AWG Power Cable and SmallerVisual Power Alarms and Status Indicator Power Distribution Delivery Fusing of Capacitors Individually Mounted PDU NE Integrated Power DistributionDirect Bdfb Power Delivery Standards Redundancy of timing inputs Synchronization/Timing StandardsTermination of timing leads Clock output lead cabling Output card exhaustion Alarms TL1 / TCP-IP TBOS/TABS Fiber Attenuators Fiber See Figure Copper DS1 Cross-Connect Wire Central Office Copper Wire and Cable Softcopy Documentation Vendor DocumentationUnusual Cable Types Protection of Cable and Jumpers Personnel Injury and Equipment Damage Warnings Alarm/Trouble Shooting GuideHard Copy Documentation Craft Interface Instructions Revision History Consistent Terminology throughout DocumentationConsistent Terminology between Documentation and Platform Revision Numbering Test Streaker Cards Other interconnection requirementsList of Documentation Equipment lighting Process Appendix a ATT-TP-76450 Checklist Instructions and ProcessInstructions Page Power Interconnection Standards Alarm Standards Part & N/A Footnotes Rqmt# Comment Vendor Documentation Document Number Document Description Appendix C References Appendix E Acronyms Appendix D ATT Contact List