Hitachi, Ltd.

Satoko Araki

Keiji Usuba

Yoshimi Nakagawa

Yusuke Yajima

Takeshi Sato

Takao Iwata

According to the invention, in a transmission apparatus, there are provided an equipment supervision unit detecting an obstacle in the equipment and a switching control unit controlling the switching operation of transmission lines. When the equipment supervision unit detects condition in which obstacles have occurred in more than one groups of the cross connect unit or the clock unit in which paths provided are disconnected, the same K-bytes as in the case when SF failure is detected are outputted to all the fibers to be inputted to the equipment. Alternatively, an FS-R command is executed to both sides, or Line-AIS is inserted in all the outputted transmission lines, or an output is disconnected, so that the equipment is isolated and the paths provided through a node is relieved.

Transmission equipment for network and network transmission system

The invention has an object of enhancing the service capacity and the operability of a network and simplifying the maintenance and control of the network by adopting a size automatic change mode after a path is set and providing arbitrary pathsize at arbitrary time. To achieve the object, the following means is provided. The service capacity and the operability of a network are enhanced and the maintenance and control of the network are simplified by adopting a size automatic change mode that the size of an input path signal conforms to information written to line overhead H1 and H2 bytes and an output path signal is transmitted with the pathsize the same as the size of the input path signal. A case that receiving path size changes exceeding a band and the fault of a path is caused occurs by providing both modes of fixing pathsize and automating pathsize to a user, flexibly corresponding to various service and automatically changing pathsize. At this time, an operation system identifies the cause, analyzes an influenced range and realizes the simplification of the maintenance and control of the network.

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Yokohama, Japan

Satoko Araki