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Returns user to Traffic Data Menu
Return to
3.2.4.3 Selection of Return to Maintenance Options (Traffic Data
Maintenance OptionsMenu transaction C) returns the user to the Maintenance Options
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Memory Test3.2.5 Memory Test Results (transaction 34) provides the user
Resultswith a status display of system memory tests. When a memory
failure is detected, the physical location of the faulty cardappears in the error message.
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							TL-130200-1001Trunk Sequence3.2.6 Trunk Sequence State Qisplay (transaction 35) provides the
State Displayuser with a plain language description of trunk sequence states.
A CRT display updates the trunk sequence states until
CONTROL-C is entered. Without a CRT, the display is updatedby repeating the transaction. No display will be shown for a trunk
number not in use.
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Touch Call Receiver3.2.7 Real-Time Touch Call Receiver Status (transaction 37)
Status Displayprovides the user with a status display of all system Touch Call
Receivers 
(TCRs). A CRT display updates the trunk sequence
states until CONTROL-C is entered. Without a CRT, the display
is updated by repeating the transaction.
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							TL-130200-1001Data Switch Device3.2.8 The Data Switch Device Status Display (transaction 13)
Status Displayprovides the user with in-service/ out-of-service information
for 
OMNI SI PD-200 Packet Line Cards and Remote
Processors. The user selects transaction A to check the status
of Packet Line Cards, transaction B to check the status of
Remote Processors. or transaction C to exit the menu.
Data Switch Device Status Display
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Packet Line3.2.8.1 Selection of Packet Line Cards Status (transaction A)
Cards Statusallows the user to monitor the in-service/ out-of-service status
of listed PD-200 Packet Line cards.
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							TL-130200-1001Remote Processors3.2.8.2 Selection of Remote Processors Status (transaction B)
Statusallows the user to monitor the in-service/out-of-service
status of listed PD-200 Remote Processor cards.
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Exit3.2.8.3Selection Exit of (transaction C) of the Data Switch Device
Status menu allows the user to exit the menu.
Mass Storage
Utility Menu3.2.9 The Mass Storage Utility Menu (transaction 14) allows the
user to control maintenance functions of the File Management
System (FMS). One function is to move files from the hard disk
to floppy disk, or from the floppy disk to hard disk. A second
function displays or changes FMS contents.
Security level 6 is required when working with FMS utilities .
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							TL-130200-1001Disk Backup3.2.9.1 Selection of the Disk Backup Option (transaction 14)
Optionallows the user to transfer files from the hard disk to the floppy
disk, or from the floppy disk to the hard disk. The system
responds with the following menu:
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I1 DO YOU WISH TO EXECUTE THIS COMMAND >Y.IIL-------------------------------------------------------------------JCurrent Device Assignments lists the hardware found in the FMS.
A lo-megabyte hard disk and an 800-kilobyte floppy disk drive
are listed here.
l When working with the Disk Backup Option, the user answers
the following prompts:
1. SOURCE DEVICE 
- hard disk, enter 0; floppy disk enter 2
2. DESTINATION DEVICE 
- hard disk, enter 0; floppy disk
enter 2
3. FILE NAME MASK 
- single or multiple files to be
transferred
- the (*) wild card matches any string
- the (%) wild card matches any character
Example:
* = All files
“sv999 =All files ending with sv999C% % % = All files four characters long and start with
letter C
G*=All files starting with letter G (all data base files)
4. REFORMAT DESTINATION DEVICE 
- Yes or No
- Yes reply destroys all data on destination device
- If reformatting, prompt for LABEL FOR DESTINATION
DEVICE will appear. This prompt will not appear if
reformatting is not entered. 
						

							TL-130200-1001--Label is used to identify disk if more than one copy
exists
-- Label limited to nine characters
l If a backup floppy disk is wanted type 
“Y “, if not type “N “. A
new disk should be formatted and used for each backup
floppy disk. Use of old disks can affect usable space, and
cause security problems.
-If space runs out on a backup floppy disk, the following
prompt will appear:
FMS ERROR: NOT ENOUGH SPACE ON DISK
- To override this prompt, type a period. The system will
respond:
MOUNT A FLOPPY 
- HIT. (PERIOD) WHEN READY
- System will display prompt for reformatting. Follow
instructions , and disk backup will continue. The system
will respond:
BACKUP COMPLETED, if the backup was successful, or
BACKUP FAILED, if backup was unsuccessful.
Device Catalog3.2.9.2 The Device Catalog Display Option (transaction 16)
Display Optionallows the user to display selected directory or file contents of
FMS hardware devices. The system responds with the following
menu:
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FMS. A 10 megabyte hard disk, and an 800 kilobyte floppy disk
drive is listed here.
l When working with the Device Catalog Display Option, the user
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TYPE THE DEVICE IDENTIFIER (0 - 7) >
- DEVICE IDENTIFIER - hard disk, enter 0; floppy disk, enter
2. The system responds with the following directory:
r-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------~I  CATALOG LISTING OF 
S3E$CECODEVICE =10 MBYTE FIXED DISKI
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FMS$DIREC032003200032015.0418616:4415.04/8616:440215!FMS$BADSP256
000010000115.04/8616:4415.04/8616:440215!
F.MS$ALMAP256000200002015.0418616:4415.04/8616:440215;FMS$GENER
256001040010402.06/8616:5205.0618615:lO0215!XVCECGEN2
512010170026202.0618616:4404.06/8608:410506XVCECGENl512010170082802.06/8616:4203.06/86
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following prompt:
ENTER COMMAND 
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- The user responds to this prompt by entering the following
two-letter, UP, or END instructions:
(CO) 
- COPY  .  
= Make a copy of file.
(DE) 
- DELETE = Delete a file from this device
(DO) 
- DOWN < nnnnnn > = Display the next set of files
(RE) 
- RENAME   = Rename a file
on this device
(SE) 
- SELECT = Select a file to display from
this device
UP 
< nnnnnn >= Display the previous set of files
END = End this program 
						

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For example, if the response SE is selected, the following file
dump occurs:
FILE: 
XVCECGENI ON 53EBCECODEVICE =10 MBYTE FIXED DISK
RECORD SIZE 
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-002000 00 00 00 00000000 0000 SE 06 82 20 00 00 A
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prompt:
ENTER COMMAND 
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- The user responds to this prompt by entering the following
two-letter, UP, or END instructions:
(CH) 
- CHECKSUM= Calculate and update data switch
record checksum
(DO) 
- DOWN < number >= Display the next record, or
current record plus number
(RD) 
- RDOFFSET  = Display this record
starting at offset
(WR) 
- WROFFSET   = Change data
stored in the record
UP 
 = Display the previous record or current
record-number
END =
End this program
UP and (DO) DOWN scroll records within a file.