ACRONYMS
Fun in the Field
GESW & Salesforce
Standards
Telecom in General
100

SMF

What is Single Mode Fiber

100

This is a type of splice where a cable is accessed mid-sheath and there is an enclosure/splice case introduced in the middle without cutting the entire cable:

What is a Ring Cut

100

This GESW tool is commonly used when we are required to edit a cable with PRMs on it (Ex. upsizing or downsizing a cable)

What is the Route Configuration Tool
100

This is the sequence number given to the first span of any collector ring, this span is commonly referred to as the 0$ span (Hub to first site on the ring):

What is a POI (Point of Intersection)

100

This type of site is a miniature version of a macro FTT tower, they are used to expand cell coverage and typically home back to a macro Tower

What is a Small Cell 

200

POP

What is Point of Presence

200

This type of cable connects two different enclosures within the same UUB or Pole:

What is a Bridge Cable

200

This color is for the UG route of a Stub (Customer Owned) cable:

What is Magneta

200

When building a new FTT location within GESW, this name/ID should be used:

What is SFID

200

When meeting a customer on a FTT order, The MMP is most commonly located where?

What is the Right of Way

300

PEPM

What is Post Engineering Provisioning Method

300

These are components within splice cases used to protect and organize fiber optic cables and their splices:

What Are Splice Trays (Trays)

300

If a ND is requested but either not able to be found or non-existent, this tool in MyWorld can be used to provide cable names, fibers, splices cases, distances, and coordinates?

What is Trace Details Report

300

This is the sequence number given to the first span of any collector ring, this span is commonly referred to as the 0$ span (Hub to first site on the ring):

What is 0.0

300

This determines the rate at which information can be transmitted across a medium. The rates can be measured in bits (b/s), kilobits (Kb/s), megabits (Mb/s), and gigabits (Gb/s) per second.

What is Bandwidth

400

DWDM

What is Dense wavelength-division multiplexing

400

This is a network monitoring technology used to remotely collect, transmit, and measure data from remote sources:

What is Telemetry

400

You can find this object associated to a SPA (Splice Activity) that will be tied to a SPO (Splice Order). This object will call out any redlines occurred during the splicing of the SPO at a specific splice case:

What is SPI (Splice Item)

400

Within GESW, these represent the actual walls that are inside a MH, HH, or Vault. Most UUBS can only have 4 of these:

What is Conduit Route Face

400

If there is a break along one section of the backbone of a collector ring, forcing all traffic to go around the other side of the ring, the ring is said to be in

What is Simplex

500

SONET

What is Synchronous Optical NETwork

500

A splicer calls wanting to use an unused pair of fibers, they call out the fibers they would like to use as ‘orange/blue fibers of the dash-blue tube’, these fibers are: (Standard SMF 432ct cable)

What is 145-146

500

This page within Salesforce is the ties an entire project together, all rings on the project should be associated with this page as well as entire project documents like KMZs and FSB Workbooks:

What is ZPN (Zayo Project)

500

The "DISH Wireless_LIT_DFTT" portion of the following ring name comes from this field in Salesforce: (F22T_DISH Wireless_LIT_DFTT - Tampa_R009_FL-94C-FL-94C)

What is the Master Program

500

This technology/service uses light to transmit data through fiber optic cables using WDM technology. This allows multiple signals of different wavelengths to be transmitted simultaneously across a single fiber.

What is a Wavelength Service (Wavelength) 

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