A path-averaged Gabitov-Turitsyn model governing optical signal propagation down the dispersion-managed (DM) transmission line is studied numerically. A different numerical algorithm to find a soliton solution for an arbitrary periodic DM system is proposed. Applying developed technique we analyze soliton solutions for few important practical systems.
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