Paradyne Network Card 8411 A1 000 User Manual

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Hotwire Shelf Concentration and Processing (SCP) Card  
Installation Instructions  
Document Number 8400-A2-GZ40-10  
October 2003  
Hotwire Shelf Concentration and Processing Card  
A Hotwire® Shelf Concentration and Processing (SCP) card is a circuit card  
assembly that comprises a parent card with an ATM switch, a backplane interface,  
a processor, a cell multiplexer/demultiplexer, and an uplink childcard. The  
childcard determines the type of ATM uplink supported by the SCP card.  
When the SCP card is used in a Hotwire 8620 or 8820 GranDSLAM chassis, it  
aggregates DSL traffic from each of the DSL port cards in the chassis on the  
chassis’s backplane bus and concentrates it onto an ATM interface. The following  
models are available:  
SCP Card Model  
8411-A1-000  
8412-A1-000  
8413-A1-000  
8414-A1-000  
8416-A1-000  
8417-A1-000  
ATM Uplink Childcard  
DS3  
OC3/STM1 Multimode Fiber  
OC3/STM1 Single Mode Fiber Intermediate Reach (15 km)  
OC3/STM1 Single Mode Fiber Long Reach (40 km)  
8-Port DS1 IMA (Inverse Multiplexing over ATM)  
8-Port E1 IMA  
The SCP card supports the following line cards:  
8955 ReachDSL ATM Card  
8965 ADSL ATM Card  
8985 SHDSL ATM Card  
With a Management Communications Controller (MCC) card installed in the same  
chassis, the SCP card also supports Hotwire Time Division Multiplexer (TDM)  
SDSL and SHDSL cards, Models 8775, 8777, 8779, and 8799.  
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Installing the SCP Card  
SCP cards can be installed in:  
Slot A, Slot B, or both, of the 8820 GranDSLAM  
Slot A of the 8620 GranDSLAM  
Procedure  
To install the Hotwire SCP Card in a GranDSLAM chassis:  
1. If there is a filler plate covering the slot, remove it.  
2. Remove the yellow screw covers.  
3. Insert the card into the card guides of the slot on the chassis.  
Slot A  
POW  
A
ER  
ALAR  
MS  
B
Fan  
Majo  
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or  
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RN  
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TX  
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DSL  
SCM  
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NTRY MO  
DULE  
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CLOC  
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DULE  
SE  
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AC  
LINE  
B
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FT UNIT:  
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4V8R  
MCC  
LINE  
A
ALAR  
M
RIGHT  
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NIT: LINE  
2
1
LAN/WAN  
A
4
B
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3
SLOT  
10  
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5
8
7
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12  
11  
14  
13  
16  
15  
18  
17  
WER MUST BE DISCONNECTED  
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T
FMO  
THE SOURCE  
MODULE  
VING OR INST  
ALLING THIS PWR ENTR  
WARNING  
!
POWER MUST BE DISCONNECTED  
A
T
Y
BEFORE REMO  
THE SOURCE  
MODULE  
VING OR INST  
ALLING THIS PWR ENTR  
Y
B
SERIA  
L
ALA  
RM  
CLOC  
K
SMCM  
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4. Carefully slide the card into the slot until the card meets the connectors on the  
backplane. Then press in on the insertion/ejection levers until the card is fully  
seated.  
5. Verify that the SYSTEM Active or Standby indicator on the card’s faceplate is  
cycling off and on. See SCP Card LEDs on page 8.  
6. Secure the card by fastening the screws on each end of the faceplate. This is  
required to maintain proper gasket pressure on the faceplate as well as proper  
air flow.  
7. Attach appropriate connections to the uplink. These are described in the  
following sections:  
IMA Uplink on page 7  
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Installing Two SCP Cards in the Same DSLAM  
Two SCP cards may be installed in one DSLAM to provide redundancy or load  
sharing. There are three basic configurations for paired SCP cards:  
Y-Cable – The OC3 ports of the two SCP cards are connected to the same  
uplink device. If the active SCP card fails, the backup SCP card automatically  
becomes the uplink. See Equipment List on page 15 for available Y-cables.  
Dual Link – Automatic switching occurs in the event of failure, but the SCP  
cards are connected to different uplink devices.  
Load Sharing – Both SCP cards are active, and connected to different uplink  
devices. In the event of the failure of one of the cards, Dual Link redundancy  
must be manually enabled.  
If you use two SCP cards configured for redundancy, and intend to manage the  
chassis through the active card’s Ethernet port, each card must have its own  
connection to your hub (through the connector marked LAN Slot A or B). The cable  
cannot be switched after the backup SCP card becomes the active card. Also,  
since the two SCP cards share the same MAC address, they cannot both be  
connected to switch ports on your Ethernet switch.  
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DS3 Uplink  
SCP cards with a DS3 uplink have two BNC jacks: one for the transmit direction  
and one for the receive direction. To cable an SCP card with an DS3 uplink:  
1. Connect the input cable to the RX jack on the faceplate of the SCP card.  
2. Connect the output cable to the TX jack on the faceplate of the SCP card.  
3. If the chassis is mounted in a rack, direct the cables toward the nearest rail  
and fasten them with cable ties.  
SYSTEM  
Activ  
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Standb  
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Alar  
m
T
est  
ETHERNET  
TX  
RX  
UPLINK  
LK  
1
TX  
RX  
SCP-DS3  
1
841  
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OC3 Uplink  
SCP cards with an OC3 uplink use an SFP transceiver that accepts an LC-type  
connector. To cable an SCP card with an OC3 uplink:  
1. Remove the plastic dustcover from the SFP socket.  
2. Insert the LC connector of your fiber optic cable into the SFP socket.  
3. Observing the minimum bend radius for your cable, fasten it with cable ties in  
such a way that it will not be kinked or snagged in the course of other cabling.  
If you do not know the specifications for your cable, maintain a radius of at  
least ten times the cable diameter.  
SYSTEM  
Activ  
e
Standb  
Alar  
T
y
m
est  
ETHERNET  
TX  
RX  
UPLINK  
LK  
1
3
C
P-O  
SC  
8412  
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IMA Uplink  
SCP cards with an IMA uplink have an RJ45M-type 50-position connector with  
eight Tip/Ring and eight Tip1/Ring1 connections that conforms to ANSI  
T1.403-1999. The following splitter cables are available:  
Feature Number 8026-F1-001 for the Model 8416 SCP card terminates in  
eight 8-pin modular jacks. See Table 2, Feature Number 8026-F1-001 Pin  
Assignments, on page 12.  
To connect the SCP card to a switch, attach the modular jacks of the  
8026-F1-001 cable to T1/E1 crossover cables, and attach the crossover  
cables to the switch.  
Feature Number 8027-F1-001 for the Model 8417 SCP card terminates in 16  
BNC jacks. See Table 3, Feature Number 8027-F1-001 Pin Assignments, on  
page 13.  
To cable an SCP card with an IMA uplink:  
1. Feed the supplied cable tie through  
the openings in the base of the  
50-position connector.  
2. Fasten the splitter cable to the  
connector with the captive panhead  
screw.  
3. Wrap the cable tie around the cable  
and fasten it.  
If any ferrite chokes are supplied with the  
SCP card, they must be installed to meet  
EMI requirements. Install the choke or  
chokes as close as possible to the  
50-position connector. Hold them in place  
with an adjacent cable tie.  
Panhead Screw  
Cable Tie  
Supplied  
Cable Tie  
Mount  
SCP-IMA  
8417  
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SCP Card LEDs  
The following table describes the meaning and states of the LEDs on the Hotwire  
SCP card faceplate. Example faceplates are shown at left.  
Type  
LED  
LED is . . . Indicating . . .  
SYSTEM  
Active  
Green,  
This SCP card is the active card  
SYSTEM  
Slow-cycling and is functioning normally.  
Slow-cycling describes a recurring  
pulse when the LED is on longer  
than off at a ratio of approximately  
10:1.  
Activ  
e
Standb  
Alar  
m
y
Green, On  
SCP card failure. System  
T
est  
processing functions have stopped.  
ETHERNET  
Off  
No power to card, or this is the  
standby SCP card.  
TX  
RX  
Standby  
Green,  
This SCP card is the standby card  
Slow-cycling and is functioning normally.  
Slow-cycling describes a recurring  
pulse when the LED is on longer  
than off at a ratio of approximately  
10:1.  
UPLINK  
LK1  
LK2  
LK3  
LK4  
LK5  
LK6  
LK7  
LK8  
Green, On  
SCP card failure. System  
processing functions have stopped.  
Off  
No power to card, or this is the  
active SCP card.  
Alarm  
Test  
Yellow  
Off  
Alarm is present on the SCP card.  
No alarms.  
Yellow  
Off  
Test in progress.  
No tests.  
TX  
RX  
ETHERNET TX  
Green,  
Blinking  
Data is being transmitted.  
Off  
Inactive.  
RX  
Green,  
Data is being received.  
Blinking  
Off  
Inactive.  
UPLINK  
LK1  
or  
LK1–LK8  
Green  
Yellow  
Off  
The link is active.  
The link is in an alarm state.  
The link is disabled.  
SCP-DS3  
8411  
SCP-OC3  
8412  
SCP-IMA  
8417  
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Using the Default Management Address  
The SCP card uses Transaction Language 1 (TL1) language for Command Line  
Interface (CLI) commands and messages. The CLI can be used to configure and  
maintain the system, but the web interface is recommended. You can access the  
web interface using the default management address or a network address you  
specify using the CLI (see Setting the Management Address Using the CLI).  
Procedure  
To use the default management address:  
1. Connect a PC to the Ethernet port of the SCP card using a crossover cable.  
2. Access the web interface by typing the default address 10.10.10.10 into the  
Location field of your web browser. See Using the Web Interface on page 11.  
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Setting the Management Address Using the CLI  
The management address can be set using the CLI.  
Procedure  
To set the management address of the SCP card using the CLI:  
1. Using the supplied cable and DB9 adapter, connect a PC with a terminal  
emulation program to the SERIAL SCM jack of your GranDSLAM. This gives  
you access to the CLI.  
2. Log in to the SCP card using the ACT-USER command:  
ACT-USER::SUPERUSER:::ASN#1500  
The default password, ASN#1500, will appear as asterisks on your screen.  
3. Assign an IP address, netmask, and next-hop router using the ED-IPPORT  
command. For example:  
ED-IPPORT::ETH-1:100:MANUAL:IPADDR=135.26.10.37,  
NETMASK=255.255.255.0,GATEWAY=135.26.10.30:IS  
The GATEWAY in the ED-IPPORT command specifies a router for the SCP  
card to use to create a dynamic route upon receipt of a packet from an  
unknown host on the Ethernet port. To specify a default gateway for the SCP  
card (for the routing of packets for which there is no appropriate route), use the  
SET-NE-ALL command. For example:  
SET-NE-ALL::COM:100:::DEFROUTER=135.26.10.20;  
4. Attach the SCP card to your network using the appropriate LAN connection on  
your GranDSLAM:  
— On the Model 8820 GranDSLAM, connect to the LAN SLOT A or  
LAN SLOT B port, depending on where the SCP card is installed.  
— On the Model 8620 GranDSLAM, connect to the LAN SCM port.  
You can now access the web interface by typing into the Location field of your  
web browser the IP address assigned to the Ethernet port. See Using the Web  
In a configuration with two SCP cards, this procedure provides access only to  
the active SCP card.  
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Using the Web Interface  
To access the web interface:  
Procedure  
1. Open your web browser. (Internet Explorer Version 6 or above is  
recommended.)  
browser window. This is 10.10.10.10 by default, or the address you set using  
the CLI. For example:  
3. A login window appears. Enter the default User ID (SUPERUSER) and  
Password (ASN#1500), and click on OK. The web interface screen appears.  
4. Click on the menu tab appropriate to what you would like to do:  
— Configuration To configure the system and interfaces  
— Status To display statistics, status, and contents of memory  
— System To display system information, download firmware, back up  
configurations, and modify users  
Tests To start and stop tests  
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BNC Jacks  
The following table shows the connections for BNC jacks (Model 8411).  
Table 1. BNC Jack Connections  
Connector Label  
Connection Description  
Transmit  
Receive  
TX  
RX  
Pin  
Transmit signal  
Shell  
Pin  
Transmit signal return  
Receive signal  
Shell  
Receive signal return  
IMA Interface Pin Assignments  
Table 2 lists connector pin assignments for Model 8416, and the Model 8417 when  
used with modular connectors for a 120-ohm E1 connection. Table 3 lists  
connector pin assignments for the Model 8417 when used with BNC connectors  
for a 75-ohm E1 connection.  
Table 2. Feature Number 8026-F1-001 Pin Assignments (1 of 2)  
8026-F1-001  
DS1 or 120 Ohm  
E1 Port  
50-Position Telco  
Connector Pinouts Pinouts  
RJ48C Connector  
Function  
Port 1  
Port 2  
Port 3  
Port 4  
27  
2
5
4
2
1
5
4
2
1
5
4
2
1
5
4
2
1
Data Out (Tip)  
Data Out (Ring)  
Data In (Tip)  
26  
1
Data In (Ring)  
Data Out (Tip)  
Data Out (Ring)  
Data In (Tip)  
30  
5
29  
4
Data In (Ring)  
Data Out (Tip)  
Data Out (Ring)  
Data In (Tip)  
33  
8
32  
7
Data In (Ring)  
Data Out (Tip)  
Data Out (Ring)  
Data In (Tip)  
36  
11  
35  
10  
Data In (Ring)  
12  
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Table 2. Feature Number 8026-F1-001 Pin Assignments (2 of 2)  
8026-F1-001  
DS1 or 120 Ohm  
E1 Port  
50-Position Telco  
Connector Pinouts Pinouts  
RJ48C Connector  
Function  
Port 5  
Port 6  
Port 7  
Port 8  
39  
14  
38  
13  
42  
17  
41  
16  
45  
20  
44  
19  
48  
23  
47  
22  
5
4
2
1
5
4
2
1
5
4
2
1
5
4
2
1
Data Out (Tip)  
Data Out (Ring)  
Data In (Tip)  
Data In (Ring)  
Data Out (Tip)  
Data Out (Ring)  
Data In (Tip)  
Data In (Ring)  
Data Out (Tip)  
Data Out (Ring)  
Data In (Tip)  
Data In (Ring)  
Data Out (Tip)  
Data Out (Ring)  
Data In (Tip)  
Data In (Ring)  
Table 3. Feature Number 8027-F1-001 Pin Assignments (1 of 2)  
50-Position Telco  
75 Ohm E1 Port  
Function  
Connector Pinouts  
BNC Connector  
Shell (Ring)  
Pin (Tip)  
Port 1  
Data In  
1
26  
2
Data Out  
Data In  
Shell (Ring)  
Pin (Tip)  
27  
4
Port 2  
Shell (Ring)  
Pin (Tip)  
29  
5
Data Out  
Shell (Ring)  
Pin (Tip)  
30  
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Table 3. Feature Number 8027-F1-001 Pin Assignments (2 of 2)  
50-Position Telco  
75 Ohm E1 Port  
Function  
Connector Pinouts  
BNC Connector  
Shell (Ring)  
Pin (Tip)  
Port 3  
Data In  
7
32  
8
Data Out  
Data In  
Shell (Ring)  
Pin (Tip)  
33  
10  
35  
11  
36  
13  
38  
14  
39  
16  
41  
17  
42  
19  
44  
20  
45  
22  
47  
23  
48  
Port 4  
Port 5  
Port 6  
Port 7  
Port 8  
Shell (Ring)  
Pin (Tip)  
Data Out  
Data In  
Shell (Ring)  
Pin (Tip)  
Shell (Ring)  
Pin (Tip)  
Data Out  
Data In  
Shell (Ring)  
Pin (Tip)  
Shell (Ring)  
Pin (Tip)  
Data Out  
Data In  
Shell (Ring)  
Pin (Tip)  
Shell (Ring)  
Pin (Tip)  
Data Out  
Data In  
Shell (Ring)  
Pin (Tip)  
Shell (Ring)  
Pin (Tip)  
Data Out  
Shell (Ring)  
Pin (Tip)  
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Equipment List  
The following feature numbers may be used to order SCP cards, line cards, and  
related cables.  
Table 4. Feature Numbers  
Description  
Feature Number  
Cards  
SCP Card: DS3  
8411-A1-000  
8412-A1-000  
8413-A1-000  
8414-A1-000  
8416-A1-000  
8417-A1-000  
8900-B1-211  
8965-B1-000  
8955-B1-000  
8985-B1-000  
SCP Card: OC3/STM1 Multimode Fiber  
SCP Card: OC3/STM1 Single Mode Fiber Intermediate Reach  
SCP Card: OC3/STM1 Single Mode Fiber Long Reach  
SCP Card: 8-Port DS1 IMA  
SCP Card: 8-Port E1 IMA  
MCP GranDSLAM 3.0  
ADSL2 ATM Line Card 24 ports Annex A  
ReachDSL 2.2 ATM Line Card 24 ports  
G.SHDSL ATM Line Card 24 ports  
Cables  
LC-to-SC Conversion Cable for SCP Multi-Mode Fiber  
LC-to-SC Conversion Cable for SCP Single Mode Fiber  
8400-F1-001  
8400-F1-002  
8400-F1-003  
Y-Cable for SCP Redundancy:  
LC Connections, Multi-Mode Fiber  
Y-Cable for SCP Redundancy:  
LC connections, Single Mode Fiber  
8400-F1-004  
8400-F1-005  
8400-F1-006  
8400-F1-007  
Y-Cable for SCP Redundancy:  
SC Connections, Multi-Mode Fiber  
Y-Cable for SCP Redundancy:  
SC Connections, Single Mode Fiber  
Y-Cable for SCP Redundancy:  
DS3  
50-Position Connector to Eight 8-Pin Modular Jacks Cable  
50-Position Connector to Sixteen BNC Jacks Cable  
8026-F1-001  
8027-F1-001  
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SCP Card Technical Specifications  
Table 5. SCP Card Technical Specifications (1 of 2)  
Specifications  
Criteria  
Size  
Length: 10.4 inches (26.42 cm)  
Height: 11.15 inches (28.32 cm)  
Width: 1.0 inches (2.54 cm)  
Weight  
Approximately 1.7 lbs. (0.76 kg)  
Approvals  
Safety Certifications  
Refer to the equipment’s label for approvals on product.  
Power  
The SCP card contains a DC-to-DC converter that requires  
48V power input. The 48V power is distributed through the  
Hotwire chassis backplane.  
Power Dissipation  
DS3: 32 watts  
OC3: 29 watts  
IMA: 32 watts  
Physical Environment  
Operating temperature  
Storage temperature  
Relative humidity  
32° to 140° F (0° to 60° C)  
4° F to 158° F (–20° C to 70° C)  
5% to 85% (noncondensing)  
Shock and vibration  
Withstands normal shipping and handling.  
DS3 Uplink Specifications  
Number of ports  
1 DS3  
Connector Type  
Two 75-ohm BNC jacks  
Standards Supported  
Operations, violations, alarm states, perrformance  
statistics: ANSI T1.107-1995, ANSI T1.646-1995  
Output jitter: ITU G.709, ITU G.783  
DS3 electrical specifications: ITU G.709  
DS3/ATM physical layer interface: ATM Forum  
af-phy-0054.000  
HEC generation, calculation, error detection: ANSI T1.646,  
ITU T1.646  
Frame Formats  
Line Type  
PLCP, Direct  
B3ZS  
Data Rates Supported  
44.736 Mbps  
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Table 5. SCP Card Technical Specifications (2 of 2)  
Specifications  
Criteria  
OC3 Uplink Specifications  
Number of ports  
1 OC3  
Connector Type  
Duplex LC Socket  
Standards Supported  
ANSI T1.105.06-94 Jitter, ANSI T1.105.09 94 Jitter,  
ANSI T1.117.06-91, ITU-T G.957 7/95  
Frame Formats  
OC3 or STM-1 Operation, Direct Mode only  
Non-Return to Zero  
Line Type  
Data Rates Supported  
Facility Datalink Protocol  
155.52 Mbps  
ANSI T1.105 Format, ANSI T1.646 HEC, ITU-T I.432  
Scrambler  
Cable Distance  
Model 8412 (MMF)  
Model 8413 (SMFIR)  
Model 8414 (SMFLR)  
2 Km (6561.7 feet)  
15 Km (49,212.6 feet) SMF fiber  
40 Km (131,234 feet) SMF fiber  
IMA Uplink Specifications  
Number of ports  
8 T1 or E1  
Connector Type  
RJ45M-type (50-pin telco)  
RFC 495, ANSI T1.403, ITU G.703/G.704  
Standards Supported  
Frame Formats  
T1: Superframe, extended Superframe  
E1: E1, E1-CRC  
Line Type  
T1: B8ZS  
E1: HDB3  
Data Rates Supported  
T1: 1.544 Mbps per T1 (max. 8 T1)  
E1: 2.048 Mbps per E1 (max. 8 E1)  
Facility Datalink Protocol  
Cable Distance  
ANSI T1.403  
T1/E1 (short haul): 200 meters (656 feet) (LBO=0, –7, –15,  
–22 dB)  
T1/E1 (long haul): 2000 meters (6561.7 feet)  
Important Safety Instructions  
The OC3 configuration of the SCP circuit card has provisions for the customer to  
install Class 1 laser transceivers to provide optical coupling to the  
telecommunications network. Once a Class 1 laser is installed, the equipment is  
considered to be a Class 1 laser product (Appareil à Laser de Classe 1). If the  
Class 1 laser device is not purchased from Paradyne Corp., the customer is  
responsible to insure that the Class 1 AEL (Allowable Emissions Limit) per EN/IEC  
60825 is not exceeded after the laser transceivers have been installed. Do not  
install laser products whose class rating is greater than 1. Refer to the important  
safety instructions that accompany the transceiver prior to installation. Only laser  
Class 1 devices certified for use in the country of installation by the cognizant  
agency are to be utilized with this product. Also, laser warnings are to be provided  
in accordance with IEC 60825-1 and its Amendments 1 and 2, as well as 21 CFR  
1010 and 1040.10(g).  
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Paradyne worldwide office locations, use one of the following methods:  
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Telephone: Call our automated system to receive current information by fax  
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