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Method used to save the wavelength information scanned by the MCA4 board

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After the scanned information is displayed, click Print. In the window that is displayed, right-click and choose Select All from the shortcut menu, copy the information, and paste it to an Excel file.

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Methods used to determine the board wavelengths according to the barcode of the wavelength conversion board

The first five digits in the feature code of a fixed-wavelength OTU board indicate the wavelength. For example, 19300 indicates 193.00 THz.

Dealing with the failure to scan wavelengths using the OMCA

The board hardware may be faulty. You are advised to replace the OMCA board.

Wavelength scanning results of MCA boards on BWS 1600G

Generally, the SNR AFEC is around 15. If center wavelength deviation is detected, an alarm is generated.

Possible causes and handling measures if no wavelength information is displayed in the spectrum analysis data queried using the OMCA, MCA4, or MCA8 board

Possible causes are as follows: 1. The physical fiber connections of the OMCA, MCA4, or MCA8 board are different from logical fiber connections. If this occurs, verify the physical fiber connections. 2. The optical path is abnormal. If this occurs, check whether the optical path is set up. For example, check whether optical cross-connections are created, physical fiber connections are correct, or the laser on the OA board is properly turned on.

Method used to query the wavelength information of a line board in the OptiX OSN 8800

1. You can query the wavelength information of a line board on the Advanced Attributes tab in the WDM Interface window. 2. You can also query the wavelength information of a line board based on Board Manufacturer Information of its optical module.

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Method used to save the wavelength information scanned by the MCA4 board

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