Transcript FiberDoc - Tele Design

Fiber Optic Network
Solutions
WHAT IS FIBERDOC ?
Aware of the growing optical fiber network market, TELE DESIGN has developed
FiberDoc, a documentation system for this type of network.
Via an user-friendly graphical interface and a geo-referenced database, FiberDoc
allows the exact mapping of cable routes and the positioning of external network
elements such as:
- Splice enclosure, passive and active devices
- Fiber storage loop cables
- Termination and connection panels
- Underground infrastructure
BEST VIEW IN GEOGRAPHY
• Several cities and their interconnections can be viewed simultaneously
• Detailed maps show the type of supporting infrastructure, the blocks and the
names of the streets
• A search resource makes it easier to find a certain address
OPTIC ROUTES
• Optical cables routes are easily inserted and manipulated in the system, marking
their pathway through the poles or the vaults
• The optical cable color pattern can be parameterized and it is also possible to
attribute names to loose tubes and fibers or even to alter their pattern colors
• Fiber storage loops are also considered, having specific representation which
contemplates their right positioning and the length of the cable available
EASY TO USE
• Detailed data about the cables are displayed in a specific screen
• Cable attributes are: color pattern, number of loose tubes and number of fibers,
the cable total length and installation date
• Every fiber has the status of "on" or "off". The "on" fibers indicate which link they
are part of
• The connections and the devices, geographically referenced, are indicated by
special icons
DIFFERENTIATED ATTENTION
• With FiberDoc, differentiated attention is given to sites on the network, where
users determine the most important ones and choose the most appropriate icons to
stand for such sites
• The network device is documented with its geographic position, name, owner and
type, also by choosing an icon which represents it
• FiberDoc helps to take decisions, like defining which splices should be carried out
first so that a certain link can be resettled
VIEWING CONNECTIONS
• A graphic representation of their actual realization is given when visualizing
connections
• The splices are easily manipulated through the drag-and-drop resource
• Cables can be used by several links, identified in the fiber optic visualization by a
specific symbol
FIBER TERMINATION
• Optic terminations are shown in a specific screen
• Easy fiber to termination set association and different colors represent the status
of each termination’s element
• Free to define the number and disposition of termination set elements
• Specific report for the termination set
UNDERGROUND INFRASTRUCTURE
• Rapidly definition of canalization templates, with ducts and sub-ducts setup
• Integrated visualization of underground infrastructure utilization, with detailed
information of which links use certain duct
• Canalization’s dimension can also be registered
HIGHLIGHTS
• Geo-referenced database of poles, cables and devices
• Graphic interface that suppress use of printed maps
• Complete visualization of poles, blocks, streets, with address database access
• Simple splice documentation, with graphic visualization and drag-and-drop
resource
• Links and fiber storage loops cables information
• Database icons to represent devices and special network places
• Types definition for cables, devices, connections, terminations, underground
infrastructure and optical cable color pattern
• Supports decisions on which link should be resettled in case of network problems
• WEB based version with geographic maps