ADC D3LXC-SCA100 Manuel D’Utilisation

Store the remaining slack fiber on the left side of the fiber management enclosure within the remote cabinet, 
leaving 5 to 6 inches of slack fiber above the upper card guide to provide a service loop. 

In D3LX systems, provisioning occurs automatically if a remote module is installed. In the event that a remote 
module is not installed or properly functioning, refer to the manual provisioning process below.

Manual provisioning of the D3LX system may be performed locally through the SCU (version 3.7 or later) or 
remotely through the D3RCAM. Craft interface software provides a user-friendly menu driven program to option 
the modules in the system and maintain a provisioning database at the central office. In the chassis with the SCU, 
provisioning instructions pass to resident modules through communication channels embedded in the backplane 
of the chassis. 

Perform manual provisioning through the craft interface of the D3LX module after installation or when changes 
occur in the network system configuration. For complete information about manual provisioning, refer to the 
Soneplex Loop Extender System Operation and Maintenance Manual (Version S1.0), document ADCP-61-494 
and Soneplex Shelf Controller User Manual (V3.7). 

Automatic provisioning occurs in a previously provisioned system when replacing the D3LX module or when 
power to the module is lost and then restored. In systems with D3LXs at the CO, the SCU provides provisioning 
data to the module (slot) that powers up, based on the database established when the system was previously 
provisioned.

The following items are configured during provisioning:

Protect or Non-Protect operation

BER Minor Alarm Threshold (range, 10

-6

 to 10

-10

)

BER Switch Threshold (range, 10

-4

 to 10

-10

)

Equipped/Unequipped state

Line State 

In-Service (IS)

Out of Service (OOS)

Alarm reporting options. For more information, see 

Line Buildout (range: two segments between 0 - 450 ft)