Submit a description of how you used WebView and your RPM3000 cards to solve a difficult problem in your HFC plant, including both before and after WebView screen shots. A team of Application Specialists will choose a winner each month based on the best use of the tool, and the quality of documentation (good description, high-resolution screen shots, etc).
HOW TO ENTER: Entrants must be a customer of JDS Uniphase Corporation and submit a Microsoft Word or text document via email to pathtrak.contest@jdsu.com. The entry document must include the following detailed descriptions:
1. A problem encountered using WebView accompanied by a screen shot evidencing the problem
- What drove you to look at the issue, such as a customer complaint, a node health report, or something else?
What was the true root cause of the problem, such as bad active, corroded connector, poor in-home wiring?
- How did you use MACTrak to find the problem (provide a brief description of the steps you followed)?
2. The resolution of the problem using WebView accompanied by a screen shot of the resolution of the problem
About screen shots: To obtain a screenshot, simultaneously press the Alt+Prt Scr keys on your keyboard, and then paste the images into an MS Paint or equivalent imaging program, save file as a bmp or jpg.
How long will this contest run? JDSU will give away a new iPad at the end of each month beginning with May 2012 and ending August 2012. How often can I enter? Entrants may make more than one submission during the Contest Period, but each submission must show a resolution to a different issue. Entrants can make submissions at any time during the Contest Period.
What will JDSU do with my submission? JDSU application specialists will evaluate all submissions, which will allow us to learn how we can improve the tool and make it easier for technicians to use and to solve problems.
- Once submitted all information becomes the property of JDSU.
- JDSU reserves the right to use, copy, modify, and/or make publically available submission, including screen shots, and will make the best effort to remove all customer and location identifiers, such as Company Name, System Name, City, and HCU/Node Name.
Where can I obtain official rules? Find the official rules here.
*iPad is a registered trademark of Apple, Inc. and is not affiliated with JDSU or this promotion.
JDSU now has a new YouTube channel where you can view all of our videos. Optimized and consolidated onto one easy to view page, this single channel for JDSU produced videos is located at www.youtube.com/jdsuchannel.
Within this channel there are featured playlists, including over sixty videos within the Test and Measurement playlist.
In some instances you can set up an HCU or edit the setting and end up with a misconfigured boot record. This will cause the HCU to not fully boot and then you will not be able to communicate with it or even get it to discover cards. This can be very frustrating when trying to get a unit going, especially if you don’t have a reference to use or at least another HCU to connect to as a quick guide.
Here are the boot records to use as a reference for both the MVME 2700 and 5500. You can differentiate the two by looking for the keyboard and mouse port only located on a MVME 2700 and there will be a GigE port onboard the MVME5500. These will also be the same for both the HCU 400 and 1500 modules. The differences between the two are that one chassis (HCU 400) holds 4 RPM cards and the other chassis (HCU 1500) holds 15 RPM cards.
Note: (IP ADDRESES ARE EXAMPLES)
MVE2700 CPU CARD
bootChange
'.' = clear field; '-' = go to previous field; ^D = quit
boot device : scsi=0,00
processor number : 0
host name :
file name : /DOS1/Firmware/HCU/HCUSystem.st
inet on ethernet (e) : 10.11.15.227:fffffc00
inet on backplane (b):
host inet (h) :
gateway inet (g) : 10.11.12.1
user (u) : tdemo
ftp password (pw) (blank = use rsh): tdemo
flags (f) : 0x0
target name (tn) :
startup script (s) :
other (o) : dc
value = 0 = 0x0
MVE5500 CPU CARD
-> bootChange
'.' = clear field; '-' = go to previous field; ^D = quit
boot device : scsi=0,00
processor number : 0
host name :
file name : /DOS1/Firmware/HCU/HCUSystem.st
inet on ethernet (e) : 10.11.15.236:FFFFFC00
inet on backplane (b):
host inet (h) :
gateway inet (g) : 10.11.12.1
user (u) : tdemo
ftp password (pw) (blank = use rsh): tdemo
flags (f) : 0x0
target name (tn) :
startup script (s) :
other (o) : gei
value = 0 = 0x0
Drive Test from JDSU is the most flexible, customizable and scalable solution for the optimization of wireless networks and data services.
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JDSU TrueSpeed is the industry's first RFC 6349 - based TCP test, allowing you to experience your network like your customers do. A service provider can run a TCP test during the same truck-roll and with the same skill level of a technician in less than 5 minutes. TrueSpeed is fully compliant to the new IETF RFC 6349 framework for TCP throughput testing.
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Used with the JDSU DSAM, the SmartID's pay for themselves by quickly certifying a subscriber's coax topology and reducing truck rolls for Triple-Play and MoCA issues.
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At this year's SCTE show, the JDSU SmartID product was awarded 4.5 Diamonds from BTR. Listen to the interview between BTTV and Koji Okamoto with JDSU below.
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Our final clip from ECOC. This one discussing our popular OPM Scope Application.
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Another clip from ECOC. This time discussing our ONT Solution.
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A short video from ECOC showing the JDSU Metro Transport Solutions.
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Here is a short video from ECOC showing the MAP-200.
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Highlights of products that were on display at ECOC 2011.
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