ADC FTTX Service Pack user manual

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ADC PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
ADC FTTX Service Pack
Faster deployments
Increased reliability
Improved flexibility and scalability

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FTTP. FTTN. FTTX. FTTC. FTTH. FTTU. No matter what you call it, adding fiber to the local loop is a major strategic initiative for a number of carriers. Fiber to the customer premises represents the ultimate broadband connection for the end user, and promises to help carriers deliver value-added services while increasing the average revenue per user. While a great deal of attention is focused on the outside plant (OSP) implications of FTTX deployment, FTTX creates a number of critical issues at

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The ADC FTTX Service Pack is made up of three service levels: • LEVEL ONE — A FTTX readiness assessment to determine whether a CO is ready for FTTX deployment, or if it needs minor or major modification to support FTTX • LEVEL TWO — Completion of any minor modifications needed at the time of assessment or shortly thereafter • LEVEL THREE — Completion of major modifications, which could include engineering, furnishing and installation (EF&I), commissioning, integration, decommissioning and remov

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FTTX readiness in the CO is a major program that can help carriers ensure quality and consistency at every CO in their network. By utilizing the FTTX Service Pack, carriers can improve the performance and scalability of their entire network, and lay the groundwork for future technology initiatives and migration. In addition to professional services, ADC also offers a range of products that can help carriers improve the capacity and reliability of the CO. These products include: • Rack mount fi