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							SECTION MITLSI 09-094-320-NARestarting the System
2.11The system may be restarted from the maintenance terminal or
console by entering the RE-START command (this will cause a
system reset).
CHART 2-9
SYSTEM LEVEL: RE-START COMMAND
StepActionVerify
1Access MAINTENANCESystem responds by displaying Maintenance menu.
application
2Press 1 (SYSTEM softkey).Softkey prompts change. System level is accessed.
3Press 8 (RE-START softkey). Command line responds with
RESTART
and 
softkey prompts change to:
RESET-SYSTEM CANCEL
4Press 2 (RESET-SYSTEM)Command line responds with:
RE-START RESET-SYSTEM will reboot the system. . .
press ENTER or CANCEL
5Press 0 (ENTER softkey).System is reset and reboots from disk.
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SHOW Command2.12The SHOW command, accessed from the System Level, can be
used to display current parameters, namely system date, sys-
tem time, Maintenance Port and Printer Port parameters, system iden-
tity (including the current software load identification) and reset time.
Chart 2-10 shows the steps for testing the SHOW command.
CHART 2-10
SYSTEM LEVEL: SHOW COMMAND
StepActionVerify
1Access MAINTENANCESystem responds by displaying Maintenance menu.
application.
2Press 1 (SYSTEM softkey).Softkey prompts change. System Level is accessed.
3Press 2 (SHOW softkey).Command line responds with:
SHOWand 
softkey prompts change.
4Press 1 (DATE softkey).Command line responds with:
SHOW DATEand 
sof-tkey prompts change.
5Press 0 (ENTER softkey).Command line clears and system date is displayed in
maintenance display area. 
Softkey prompts return to
System Level format.
6Repeat Steps 3 through 5
for remaining parameters
(TIME, DEVICE, IDENTITY,RESET-TIME). When testing
DEVICE, testdevice
options (MAINT-PORT,
PRINTER-PORT, and Data
STN-PLID).
7Press 6 (QUIT softkey) toTest completed.
return to Maintenance
menu.
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							SECTION MITL9109-094-320-NADatabase Copying
2.13Customer Data may be copied from one floppy diskette to
another for use as a backup source. When database copying
takes place, only Customer Data is copied, not the system software.
Thr! diskette to which the data is being copied must already contain
the system software. Chart 2-l 1 shows the steps for testing copying
of the Customer Database.
CHART 2-11
SYSTEM LEVEL: DATABASE COPYING
StepActionVerify
1Access MAINTENANCESystem responds by displaying Maintenance menu.
application.
2Press 1 (SYSTEM softkey).Softkey prompts change. System Level is accessed.
3Press 3 (COPY softkey).Command line responds with:
COPYand 
softkey prompts change.
4Press 1 (DATABASECommand line responds with:
softkey).
COPY DATABASEand 
softkey prompts change.
5Press 0 (ENTER softkey).Command line responds with:
Verifying database, please wait . . . then responds with:
Reading database, please wait . . . and then responds with:
Insert new disk, close door and press CONTINUE
and 
softkey prompts change.
6Press 5 (CANCEL softkey).Command line clears, display area shows message:
Copy operation aborted
and 
softkeys return to System Level format.
7Repeat Steps 3 through 5.Command line responds with:
Insert new disk, close door and press CONTINUE
and 
softkey prompts change.
Go to Step 8.
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CHART 2-11 (CONT’D)
SYSTEM LEVEL: DATABASE COPYINGStepActionVerify
8Insert a disk containing
system software but no
Customer Data, then go to
Step 9.
ORGo to Step 9.
9Press 0 (CONTINUECommand line displays message:
softkey).
Please wait . . .then
Writing database, please wait . . .
System copies Customer Data to disk. When copy is
complete, command line responds with:
Copy successful. If upgrading then RESET 
- else press
CANCEL to continue.
10Press 5 (CANCEL softkey).Softkey prompts return to System Level format.
11Press 6 (QUIT softkey) toTest completed.
Maintenance menu.
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							SECTION MITLSI 09-094-320-NAMONITOR Command
2.14 The MONITOR command (accessed from the System Level
functions of the Maintenance Terminal) allows the user to mon-
itor the progress of system diagnostics as they are run, of main-
tenance logs as they occur, of SMDR and DATA SMDR reports as they
occur. For further information regarding these, refer to Section
MITL9109-094-351-NA, RS-232 Maintenance Terminal. Chart 2-12
shows the steps for testing the MONITOR command.
CHART 2-12
SYSTEM LEVEL: MONITOR COMMAND
StepActionVerify
1Access MAINTENANCESystem responds by displaying Maintenance menu.
application.
2Press 1 (SYSTEM softkey).Softkey prompts change. System Level is accessed.
3Press 4 (MONITOR softkey). Command line responds with:
MONITORand 
softkey prompts change.
4Press 1 (SMDR softkey).Command line responds with:
MONITOR SMDR
and 
softkey prompts change.
5Press 5 (CANCEL softkey).Command line clears.
Softkey prompts return to System Level format.
6Repeat Steps 3 through 5Command line clears. Refer to Section
for each MONITOR function 
MITL9109-094-351-NA for the meaning of the displays
(DIAGNOSTICS, LOGS).and functions.
DATA SMDR(NOTE: For MONITOR-LOGS, MAINT-PORT and
SYS-PRINTERS 
softkeys will appear. Selection of
MAINT-PORT brings up CANCEL 
softkey, while selection of
SYS-PRINTERS 
softkey returns the softkey prompts to the
System Level format).
7Press 6 (QUIT softkey) toTest Completed.
return to Maintenance
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STOP Command2.15The STOP command (accessed from the System Level) allows
the user to stop the system monitoring of logs. For information
regarding monitoring of logs, refer to 
MITL9109-094-351-NA, RS-232
Maintenance Terminal. Chart 2-13 shows the steps for testing the
STOP command.
CHART 2-13
SYSTEM LEVEL: STOP COMMAND
StepActionVerify
1Access MAINTENANCESystem responds by displaying Maintenance menu.
application.
2Press 1 (SYSTEM softkey).Softkey prompts change. System Level is accessed.
3Press 9 (STOP softkey).Command line responds with:
STOP MONITORand 
softkey prompts change.
4Press 7 (LOGS softkey).Command line responds with:
STOP MONITOR LOGSand 
softkey prompts change.
5Press 0 (ENTER softkey).Command line clears, and softkey prompts return to
System Level format.
6To reactivate logs monitor,
press the following
softkeys (refer to Chart
2-10):
4 (MONITOR 
softkey)7 (LOGS 
softkey)1 
(MAINT-PORT softkey)or 2 
(SYS-PRINTERS
softkey)0 (ENTER softkey).
7Press 6 (QUIT softkey) toTest completed.
return to Maintenance
menu.
:
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							SECTION MITL9109-094-320-NADiagnostics
2.16The Diagnostics Level (accessed from the Maintenance menu)
allows the user to enable, schedule, and initiate system di-
agnostic testing, take equipment out of service, and return it to ser-
vice. For further information regarding these, refer to Section
MITL9109-094-351-NA, RS-232 Maintenance Terminal. Charts 2-14
through 2-18 show the steps for testing the Diagnostics Level com-
mands.
CHART 2-14
DIAGNOSTICS LEVEL: TEST COMMAND
StepActionVerify
1Access MAINTENANCESystem responds by displaying Maintenance menu.
application.
2Press 3 (DIAGNOSTICSSoftkey prompts change. Diagnostics Level is accessed.
softkey).
3Press 1 (TEST softkey).Command line responds with:
TESTand 
sof-tkey prompts change.
4Press 1 (BAY/SLOT/CCTCommand line responds with:
softkey).TEST enter Bay then press RETURN:
and 
softkey prompts change.
5Enter 01.Command line responds with:
TEST 01 enter Slot then press RETURN:
6Enter 01.Command line responds with:
TEST 01 01 enter Circuit then press RETURN:
7Enter 01.Command line responds with:
TEST 01 01 01 enter Sub-circuit then press RETURN:
8Press RETURN.Command line responds with:
TEST 01 01 01 
**and 
softkey prompts change.
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CHART 2-14 (CONT’D)
DIAGNOSTICS LEVEL: TEST COMMANDStepActionVerify
9Press 0 (ENTER softkey).Command line clears, and the test command is displayed
in the display area. If no cards are present in the Bay
tested, no other action is seen, and 
softkey prompts
return to the diagnostics level format. If an analog Bay is
tested, the message:
This function is not available for this device.
appears and CANCEL 
softkey prompt is displayed. If a
Bay/Slot/Circuit location is tested, a message in the
format:
TOTAL TESTS RUN =
TOTAL TESTS FAILED =PLID =
appears in the display area, and 
softkey prompts return to
the Diagnostics Level format.
10If necessary, press 5
(CANCEL). Press 1 (TESTsoftkey).Command line responds with:TESTand 
softkey prompts change.
11Press 2 (DEVICE TYPESoftkey prompts change, displaying names of devices
softkey).which can be tested:
ONS, LS/GS-TRUNK, RECEIVERS, JUNCTOR, CONSOLE. DSP,
EM, [COV, DID, OPS LINK/CHANNEL, DNIC, PRINTER-PLID,
PRINTER-PORT, 
Tl-TRUNK] displayed after pressing 0
(MORE-KEYS softkey).
12Select a device type, thenTest messages will appear in the display area. Refer to
press 0 (ENTER softkey).Section 
MITL9109-094-351-NA, RS-232 Maintenance
Terminal, for further information.
When test is completed, 
softkey prompts return to
Diagnostics Level format. Go to Step 13.
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							SECTION MITL9109-094-320-NACHART 2-14 (CONT’D)
DIAGNOSTICS LEVEL: TEST COMMAND
StepActionVerify
13Repeat Steps 10 through
12 for remaining device
types.
14Press 1 (TEST softkey).Command line responds with:
TESTand 
softkey prompts change.
15Press 3 (EXT-NUM softkey). Command line responds with:
TEST EXT-NUM enter Ext. Number then press RETURN:
and no 
softkey prompts are displayed.
16Enter an extension number, Command line clears, and a test message appears in the
press RETURN (if extension display area in the format as given in Step 9, above. When
number is less than fivetest has been completed, 
softkey prompts return to
digits) and press 0 (ENTERDiagnostics Level format.
softkey).
17Press 6 (QUIT softkey) toTest completed.
return to Maintenance
menu.
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Accessing Enabling and Disabling of Diagnostic Functions2.17The MORE-KEYS command is used in the Diagnostics Level to
access the enabling and disabling of diagnostics functions
(either Power-up or Background diagnostics), removing equipment
from service, or returning equipment to service. When the Diagnostics
Level 
softkeys are displayed, press 0 (MORE-KEYS) to access these
functions. Chart 2-15 shows the steps for testing enabling and dis-
abling of diagnostic functions. Chart 2-16 shows the steps for testing
the removal from service and return to service functions.
CHART 2-15
DIAGNOSTICS LEVEL: ENABLING AND DISABLING DIAGNOSTICS
StepActionVerify
1Access MAINTENANCESystem responds by displaying Maintenance menu.
application.
2Press 3 (DIAGNOSTICSSoftkey prompts change. Diagnostics Level is accessed.
softkey).
3Press 0 (MORE-KEYSSoftkey prompts change.
softkey).
4Press 2 (ENABLE-DIAGCommand line responds with:
softkey).ENABLE-DIAG
and 
softkey prompts change.
5Press 1 (BACKGROUNDCommand line responds with:
softkey).ENABLE-DIAG BACKGROUND
and 
softkey prompts change, displaying Background
Diagnostics choices: 
BAY/SLOT/CCT, DEVICE TYPE, or
EXT-NUM.
6Select BackgroundSystem prompts for input, and no softkeys are displayed.
Diagnostics qualifier, by
pressing either 1
(BAY/SLOT/CCT), 2 (DEVICE
TYPE), or 3 (EXT-NUM).
7Enter required informationBackground Diagnostics enabled message appears in
(press RETURN if requireddisplay area. The selected diagnostics are enabled. 
Softkeyafter entry) and press 0prompts return to Diagnostics Level format,
(ENTER softkey).
Go to Step 8.
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