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Circuit Vision maintains extensive physical
and logical equipment details. Network assignments, equipment assemblies
and frame mounting positions are easily maintained. Equipment function,
power consumption and physical location are identified.
The Circuit Vision equipment inventory is completely user configurable
through detailed dictionaries that capture all equipment components
with unlimited configurations.
- Equipment data models accurately depict the physical and functional
properties of the network equipment.
- Templates provide for the aggregation of individual components
into functional equipment modules.
- Flexible modeling techniques accommodate SONET, frame relay,
ATM, voice over IP as well as the traditional voice and data technologies.
- Circuit Vision's dynamic inventory management maintains real-time
records.
- Equipment usage is recorded as order activity occurs.
- Utilization thresholds provide detailed planning information.
- Rack face drawings can be produced showing frame utilization.
- Plug-in management and control.
A Closer Look...
The Circuit Vision Equipment Dictionary defines each and every
equipment component that will be used in the inventory. Each part
can be referenced by up to 7 different searchable names.

This dictionary forms the standard repository for all equipment
parts that will be used throughout the system. It contains both
tracking and physical information about these components and specifies
their ability to carry various assignments.
Circuit vision comes pre-loaded with a database containing over
three thousand industry standard parts referenced by their manufacturer
assigned part numbers and other industry standard references. Our
design team continues to expand and update our standard database
as new equipment is updated/introduced by hardware vendors.
- Equipment Frames, Shelves & Cards
Equipment in Circuit Vision is modeled directly after the physical
equipment itself - this includes the relationship of cards that
reside inside slots on shelves which in turn usually reside in a
frame.
Equipment Assemblies in Circuit vision allow equipment
to be tracked as it is actually installed in the field and provides
a significant reduction in the service delivery interval by reducing
circuit/facility design time.

The ability to reflect pre-wired equipment as it is
installed in the field is critical for maintaining an accurate inventory
of any network. It is important that the circuit designer know when
they make an assignment what other connections are made. Also, technicians
need to know the complete circuit path when trouble shooting network
outages.
Circuit vision allows unlimited assemblies (equipment hard-wired
connections) that can be tracked. This feature automates the provisioning
process by using these assemblies during circuit/facility design.
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