Product |
Top Assembly |
Hardware Revision |
|
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Part Number |
Revision |
||
ONS-SE-G2F-LX |
10-2273-01 |
B0 |
New C0 |
ONS-SE-G2F-LX= |
10-2273-01 |
B0 |
New C0 |
The problem vendor's SFP has a mechanical bug which causes the device to get stuck once plugged into the 15454-GE-XP= card.
If a customer has a spare Excelight device and tries to plug it onto the 15454-GE-XP= card, the SFP will get stuck.
Note: The latest revision of the Excelight SFP does not have the issue.
During the mechanical qualification test for release 8.0 and the 15454-GE-XP= card, it was found that the 10-2273-01 (ONS-SE-G2F-LX=) supplied by Excelight gets stuck into the 15454-GE-XP card cage.
The problem only appears when the Excelight 10-2273-01 SFP is plugged into the 15454-GE-XP= card.
These SFP's cannot be reworked. They will need to be returned for replacement through the normal RMA process.
To determine the Part Number, Hardware Revision and Serial Number of your ONG SFP:
Open Cisco Transport Controller.
From the Shelf View, select Inventory
From the Inventory tab, locate the SFP and compare the information from the Inventory tab against the Products Affected section above.
If you are using TL1 commands.
1. >ACT-USER:: 2. >RTRV-INV::ALL 3. >CANC-USER::
Compare the information from the TL1 inventory command against the Products Affected section above.
Note: The SFP's serial numbers start with the manufacturer's designation on the first three digits, such as ECLxxxxxABC for Excelight, and FNSxxxxxABC for Finisar.
Revision |
Date |
Comment |
---|---|---|
1.0 |
07-MAR-2007 |
Initial Public Release |
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