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    Nec Alarm Detail

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    This document provides explanations for various alarms and indicators that could occur in an NEC STM-1 system. Common issues include faulty STM cards, mux problems, patch cord issues, interference, lost optical or electrical signals, unreachable ends, and power failures. The call button and EOW port can be used to test connectivity between near and far ends.

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    This document provides explanations for various alarms and indicators that could occur in an NEC STM-1 system. Common issues include faulty STM cards, mux problems, patch cord issues, interference, lost optical or electrical signals, unreachable ends, and power failures. The call button and EOW port can be used to test connectivity between near and far ends.

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    This document provides explanations for various alarms and indicators that could occur in an NEC STM-1 system. Common issues include faulty STM cards, mux problems, patch cord issues, interference, lost optical or electrical signals, unreachable ends, and power failures. The call button and EOW port can be used to test connectivity between near and far ends.

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    Nec Alarm Detail

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    This document provides explanations for various alarms and indicators that could occur in an NEC STM-1 system. Common issues include faulty STM cards, mux problems, patch cord issues, interference, lost optical or electrical signals, unreachable ends, and power failures. The call button and EOW port can be used to test connectivity between near and far ends.

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    NEC ALARM DETAIL

    STM-1 ……………………………………….……STM CARD FAULTYS

    STM-1 DMR……………………………….....MUX PROBLEM OF STM

    STM-(1) E-BER (DMR) …….………MUX PATCH CORD PROBLEM

    HIGH BER, LOW BER……………………...…INTERFERENCE (IDU)

    STM-1- LOS (MUX)…...MUX PROBLEM / FREQUENCY


    PROBLEM/ sap problem

    STM-1-UAE (MUX) …..MUX PROBLEM / FREQUENCY


    PROBLEM// sap problem

    STM-1-UAE (DMR).................................………..BETWEEN MUX AND


    IDU (E1 NOT PROVIDED TO IDU) BUT LINK IS PROPER

    STM-1-LOF (DMR) ……………..FAR-END E1 IS NOT CONNECTED


    TO NEAR-END.

    STM-1-SD (DMR)……………..OPTICAL PATCH CORD PROBLEM

    CALL BUTTON……………………..IF LINK IS PROPER WORKING


    THEN A BEEP IS HEARING ON EITHER END BY PRESSING THE
    CALL BUTTON

    ONLY ODU RED LED …………..…ODU, CONNECTOR,IF FAULTY

    ONLY MD RED LED…………..………INTERFERENCE PROBLEM

    BOTH ODU AND MD RED LED…………..THEN LINK BREAK B/W


    FAR END AND NEAR END OR FAR END IDU OR ODU FAULTY
    OR THEIR POWER OFF.

    EOW………………………FOR COMMUNICATION B/W FAR END


    AND NEAR END BY USING HEAD PHONE CONNECTED IN EOW
    PORT.

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