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Removing a CWDM OADM or a CWDM OMUX

CWDM OADMs and CWDM OMUXs are passive devices that require no power for their operation. You can remove them from the optical shelf (Figure 15) after disconnecting them from your network.

To remove a CWDM OADM or a CWDM OMUX plug-in module from the optical shelf:

1Disconnect the network cabling from the multiplexer.

2Loosen the captive screws on both sides of the module.

3To release the module, gently pull on both screws at the same time.

4Slide the module out of the shelf.

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Contents

Installation and Networking Guidelines for Optical Routing Copyright 2002 Nortel Networks 212257-B Installation and Networking Guidelines for Optical Routing Canada requirements only Nortel Networks Inc. software license agreement Installation and Networking Guidelines for Optical Routing 212257-B Contents Chapter Installing the shelf, OADM, and Omux Contents Figures Figures 212257-B Tables Tables 212257-B Preface Component Function Preface Before you beginHard-copy technical manuals How to get help Technical Solutions Center Telephone Preface 212257-B Chapter Describing the optical routing system Wavelength division multiplexing Parts of the optical routing system Gigabit interface converter descriptionDescribing the optical routing system Parts of the optical routing system Optical add drop multiplexer description Cwdm Gbic transceiver and label Network add/drop ring application Cwdm Oadm network and equipment side connections Cwdm Oadm ring configuration example Optical multiplexer/demultiplexer description Cwdm OMUX-4 Cwdm Omux in a point-to-point application Cwdm OMUX-8 network and equipment side connections Cwdm Omux point-to-point configuration example Cwdm Omux in a ring application Cwdm Omux ring configuration example Describing the optical routing system 212257-B Chapter Calculating transmission distance About transmission distance and optical link budget Calculating transmission distance How to calculate expected loss budgetHow to calculate maximum transmission distance Point-to-point network configuration example Point-to-point transmission distance Point-to-point maximum transmission distance calculations Point-to-point signal loss valuesMesh ring transmission distance Mesh ring network configuration Mesh ring signal loss values Mesh ring maximum transmission distance calculations Hub and spoke network configuration Hub and spoke transmission distance Hub and spoke signal loss values Hub and spoke maximum transmission distance calculations Exceeding class 1 power level warning Chapter Installing the shelf, OADM, and OmuxPreparing for installation Electrostatic discharge Installing the shelf, OADM, and OmuxEnvironmental and physical requirements Installing the shelf Inserting a Cwdm Oadm or a Cwdm Omux Shelf with plug-in module in 19-inch rack Cabling a Cwdm Oadm or a Cwdm Omux Cabling a Cwdm Oadm Cabling a Cwdm Oadm Cabling a four-channel Cwdm Omux Cabling a Cwdm OMUX-4 Cabling an eight-channel Cwdm Omux Cabling an Cwdm OMUX-8 Removing a Cwdm Oadm or a Cwdm Omux Appendix a Cwdm Oadm specifications Cwdm Oadm specifications Appendix a Cwdm Oadm specifications 212257-B Appendix B Cwdm Omux specificationsCwdm Omux specifications Appendix B Cwdm Omux specifications 212257-B Appendix C Handling and cleaning fiber optic equipment Precautions Tools and Materials Cleaning Fiber Optic ConnectorsAppendix C Handling and cleaning fiber optic equipment Cleaning Single SC and FC Connectors Cleaning Duplex SC Connectors Cleaning Receptacle or Duplex Devices Page Glossary Glossary Dwdm See optical fiber Group of circuits connected at one point on a network See MMF Ndsf An optical wavelength band for WDM optical communications Device that does not require a source of energy to function See SMF WDM Glossary 212257-B Index Cwdm Omux Index OMUX, Cwdm Index Index 212257-B