GTE Omni Si Database Technical Practices Manual

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The system prints the following on the maintenance terminal:
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Force7.8 The FORCE command can be used to force devices and or
In Service/Out of Servicecircuits into the maintenance busy state when not idle.
CommandRemoving a device from service using the FORCE command
takes the device down unconditionally.
Featurephones7.8.1 To force an Analog or Digital Featurephone connected to a
CIP, DCIP, or 
DVCIP port in service or out of service, enter the
following:
r-----------‘-----------------------------------------------~---------~IIIIIIIFORCE CIP DN IS.II
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NOTES:1. Port number is derived by relative CIP card number times 8
plus circuit number on the card. The relative CIP card number
is determined by the card’s position on the Featurephone DataLink Information Table 
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2. For the DVCIP card, circuit numbers are defined:
Voice
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Line Cards with
Featurephopnes7.8.2 To force a CIP, VCIP, or DVCIP interface card in service or
out of service, enter the following:
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Trunks7.8.3 To force a trunk circuit from active to maintenance busy
using the physical location, enter the following:
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[ FORCE TRUNK &lRCUlT     OS.
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TL-130206-1001To force a Digital Featurephone connected to VPLC2 (type 
VP20)voice port out of service, enter the command given below
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L------------------------------------------------------------------~To force a Digital Featurephone with the data option connected to
a VPLC2 (type 
VP20) voice and data combination port out of
service, enter the command given below:
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							TL-130200-1001Load CommandsM-258To force a trunk circuit from active to maintenance busy using
the SID, enter the following:
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Csid >= Trunk circuit SID relative to the PEC; 0 to 63IIL-------------------------------------------------------~7.9 LOAD commands are used only in data applications
The purpose of the load commands are to permit reloading of
devices which may be malfunctioning but are still in service. A
device must be in service to load it with operational code.
Load 
DIFP All. To perform a load DIFP for all applicable
Featurephones in PEC 0, use the ALL form of the following
command:
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DIFP ALL is typed, a request is sent to download all
Featurephones in the PEC. No request is sent to the data switch.
Messages are printed for the PEC download response, e.g., IN
PROGRESS PO> As each voice circuit is downloaded, a
message, RESPONSE 11, which indicates successful
completion, is printed.
If LOAD 
DIFP STOP is typed, a request is sent to stop download
of all Featurephones in the PEC. No request is sent to the data
switch. Messages are printed for each PEC STOP response,
e.g., IN PROGRESS PO. The PEC stops the downloading
Featurephones.
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If LOAD DEVICE SPECIFIC is typed, the device indicated is reset
and reloaded. Any call up on the device is lost.r-------------------‘------------------------------------------------~;  LOAD DEVICE- TYPE PEC GROUP SLOT CIRCUIT OPI
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IIIIPEC = 
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IGROUP = file group
SLOT = physical slot within a group
CIRCUIT =circuit on a given card
OP =load operational load
DATA =reload the data switch
ALL =load all specified device types with operational loadI
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used in bulk form in a similar manner to that of the LOAD 
DIFPALL command. The general form of this command is as follows:
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= NIC DCP SPM APM DIFP DFPAPMI
,-___-______----‘-----‘----‘----l-----I--‘--_----------_---,Load Data. The following is a bulk load command which can be
used to download all PD-200 cards and devices:
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Table 7.2 shows the responses for the various load data
commands seen at the maintenance terminal.
Table 7.2Responses for Load Data Commands at Terminal
INPUTRESPONSE
Type in LOAD DATA when the
A message prints:
data switch cannot be loaded.COMMAND FAILED,
.~.followed by an explanation given by
the ADMP.
Type in LOAD DATA when the
data switch can be loaded.The data switch will be loaded and
a message will print: IN PROGRESS
When the load is complete, a message
indicating the status of the data switch
is printed.
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Load Conlmand9.9.1 Table 7.3 shows the responses for the various load
Responsescommands at the maintenance terminal.
Table 7.3Responses for Load Commands at Terminal
,f the device input is VPLC2, and the
device is VPLC2 with both voice and
data circuits equipped,
If the PEC is not able to do a download
3n the voice device,
If-everything is all right in the PEC, and
ihe voice circuits start downloading,
If the ADMP is not able to do an
operational load on the data 
device,If everything is all right with the data
device,
If something is wrong with the ADMP or
the ADMP takes too long (more than a
predefined time) to respond,
If the device is not at the given PEC
group slot address,
If the device is VPLC and it is a data
only card,
For devices ADMP, DCP, SPM, APM,
DIFP, or DFPAPM,
If the ADMP is not able to do a load for
all devices at this time,
If the ADMP is able to load the devices
with operational load,
-irst response is for the voice
;ard/circuit. Second response is :or
:he data card/circuit.
4 message prints: COMMAND FAILED
4 message prints:
NOT A FEATUREPHONE
4 messag? prints:COMMAND FAILED,
‘ollowed by an explanation given by the
ADMP.The device is loaded with the
operational load and a message prints:
COMMAND COMPLETE
A message prints:
MR TIMED OUT
A message prints:
ADDRESS DOES NOT MATCH
DEVICE TYPE
A message prints:
INVALID COMMAND FOR
DATA ONLY CARD
A load request is sent to the ADMP.
A load request is not sent to the switch.
A message prints:
COMMANDFAILED, followed by an
explanation message from the ADMP
A message prints:
IN PROGRESS, followed by a
message indicating the success or
failure of operational load for each
device. When all devices are
finished with the load process, a
COMMAND COMPLETE isprinted.
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							278-922-300PD-200 Maintenance7.10 This section contains information related to maintenance
Tools and Fault Isolationtools and fault isolation.
Maintenance Tools7.10.1 This paragraph covers information on visual fault/lamp
indicators and peripheral devices, maintenance commands, and
on-line diagnostics. Maintenance personnel will be able to do
the following:
. .l Identify and interpret data terminal tests and parameters
l Identify and interpret ADMP terminal commands and menus
l Classify fault code responses into functional categories of
maintenance
Figure.7.1Visual Fault Indicator - VPLC (INSIOOS LED)
Red indicatorThis VPLC is in service.This VPLC is out of
service.
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							278-922-300Figure 7.2 Visual Fault Indicator -ADMP-A (INSlOOS LED and RESET BUTTON)
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50-pin male ribbon connector
3m/part no. 3433
LAMP
Red indicatorON STEADYThis ADMP is in
service.FLASHING (60 IPM)This ADMP is out of
service while
attempting to load
(requestsloading). Passed ROM
memory self-test.FLASHING (120 IPM)
Failed ROM
memory self-tests.
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