NAMING OF TRACES. OTDR traces taken for bi-directional testing and the OTDR traces of the splice and recorded on removable media and provided to the other party. To name the traces, each party will provide alpha abbreviations for the sites. The 8-character file name plus 3-numbers, including fiber strand should follow this example: First four letters (Provider Approved) = source point Letters 5, 6, 7, 8 (Provider Approved) = Destination point 3 numbers = fiber number SOR = file extension NOTE: ALL HEADER INFORMATION ON OTDR TRACE MUST BE COMPLETED.
NAMING OF TRACES. OTDR traces taken for bi-directional testing and the OTDR traces of the pigtail splice must be recorded on floppy diskette and provided to STA. To name the traces, each party will provide alpha abbreviations for the sites. The 8-character file name plus 3-character file extension name should follow this example: First four letters = source point Letters 5, 6, 7 = Destination point 8th letter = wavelength Extension = fiber number Examples: Springfield to Lebanon at 1550 nm, fiber 96 = sgfdlbn5.096 URRS Agreement Page 167 Dated: September 9, 2002 Appendix K Springfield to Monett pigtail trace on fiber 1 = sgfdmntp.001 NOTE: ALL HEADER INFORMATION ON OTDR TRACE WILL BE COMPLETED.
NAMING OF TRACES. To name the traces, NGN CONNECT will provide alpha abbreviations for the sites. The 24- character file name plus 4-character file extension should conform to the following naming convention: First seven characters = Origination Point Characters 8-16 = Destination Point Characters 17- 21 = Wavelength Characters 22-24 = Fiber Number Example: 56 Marietta to 250 Xxxxxxxx at 1550 nm, Fiber 123 = 56_MAR.250_Will.1550.123.TRC
