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							Diagnostic Tests 
Table 5-11 DID Card Initialization (continued) 
Diagnostic 
State Test Name Circuit State if Test 
Passes Circuit State if Test Fails 
I 1 1 
State 11 junctor ac CODEC test state 12 state 13 
State 12 junctor test state 14 state 13 
State 13 make junctor suspect state 9 state 9 
State 14 analog DSP test state 9 state 15 
State 15 retest primary state 15 state 16 
State 16 
State 17 retest secondary 
has junctor been 
isolated state 16 state 17 
state 18 device failure isolated 
State 18 analog alternate 
device test state 19 state 20 
State 19 analog alternate 
device loopback test device failure isolated state 18 
State 20 
State 21 enough alternate state 21 device failure isolated 
devices 
make junctor suspect device passed device passed 
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Table 5-12 Digital Line Card Initialization 
Diagnostic 
State Test Name Circuit State if Test 
Passes Circuit State if Test Fails 
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Table 5-i 2 Digital Line Card Initialization (continued) 
Diagnostic 
Test Name Circuit State if Test 
State Passes Circuit State if Test Fails 
State 9 DNIC output loopback device passed device failure isolated 
test 
State 10 dataset data loopback device passed device failure isolated 
test 
State 11 DNIC input loopback state 2 device failure isolated 
test 
State 12 digital set transducer state 13 device failure isolated 
speaker test 
State 13 digital set transducer 
state 14 ddevice failure isolated 
microphone test 
State 14 digital set transducer device passed device failure isolated 
mouthpiece test 
State 1 does other half have a state 2 state 11 
set? 
State 2 is there a voice set? state 3 state 6 
State 3 digital set EPROM state 4 device failure isolated 
checksum test 
Note: States 1, 2, 6, and 8 are software tests, used to find %hich device (data/voice) is connected. 
These states are helpful when planning which tests to execute. 
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Table 5-13 SUPERCONSOLE 1000 Initialization 
Diagnostic 
State Test Name Circuit State if Test 
Passes Circuit State if Test Fails 
State 1 
State 2 digital set EPROM state 4 device failure unisolated 
checksum test 
digital set Bphone test state 5 device failure unisolated 
Table 5-l 4 Tl Trunk Card 
Diagnostic 
State Test Name Circuit State if Test 
Passes Circuit State if Test Fails 
1 1 1 
State 1 1 Tl channel loopback test 1 device passed 1 device failure isolated 
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							6 Test Line 
General 
6.1 The test line interface is designed to provide the maintenance person with a portable, 
inexpensive, and readily available tool for diagnosing system failures and for 
performing maintenance functions. The test line interface provides a powerful subset 
of the maintenance functionality available through the maintenance terminal. In 
addition, the maintenance person can place calls without having a permanently wired 
extension on the premises. 
The connection to the default test line (the physical location identification is Bay I, 
Slot 1, Circuit 1) must be made at the MDF. In addition, Bay I, Slot 1 must contain an 
ONS card. 
Programming 
6.2 Before the test line package may be used, an access code must first be programmed 
through Customer Data Entry (CDE); refer to Form 02 (Feature Access Codes) in the 
Customer Data Entty Practice. Once in this form, assign an access code to Feature 
Number 18 (Maintenance Function - Test Line); this access c.ode must not conflict 
with existing access codes or with the system numbering plan. 
Test Line Access 
6.3 To access the test line, first connect a telephone to the test line, then lift the handset, 
wait for dial tone, and enter the following digits: 
l The test line access code as specified in CDE 
. One of the valid test line command codes (see Table 6-i) 
l If required, enter the circuit location number. 
Note: When CDE or maintenance is accessed via the maintenance terminal or Attendant Console, the 
test line cannot be accessed. In these cases, the maintenance person will receive busy tone 
upon dialing the test line access code. Also, after accessing the test line, if no action is taken for 
90 seconds, the test line session will be automatically terminated. 
Test Line Maintenance Commands 
6.4 Not all maintenance commands can be accessed from the test line. However, the 
maintenance commands available to the test line permit the maintenance person to 
perform most maintenance functions. 
Commands are entered on the test line by dialing command codes using the DTMF 
keypad or the rotary dial of the set being used. These command codes are listed in 
Table 6-i. A description of each command follows Table 6-l. 
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Table 6-l Test Line Command Codes 
Numeric Alpha Command Codes Description 
22 
BC Busy Out Channel (Remove Channel) 
25 
BJ Busv Out Junctor 
26 BO 
35 DL 
38 DT Busy Out device 
Dump Logs 
Direct Trunk select 
72 
FIG 
73 
SD 
77 FLS 
Return Channel 
Stop Dump Logs 
Return Device to Service 
t I I 7% ST 1 Stop Test Printers I I 
82 1 TC 1 Test Channel 
83 TD Test Device 
872 
TPB Test Printer Bay-Slot-Circuit I I 
873 1 TPE 1 Test Printer Extension-Number 
877 TPP Test Printer Pot-l 
Busy Out Channel Command (BC) 
Allows the maintenance person to busy out any channel on the system. 
I. Enter the test line access code 
2. Enter the Busy Out Channel code (22) 
3. Enter the Link/Channel number. 
PA on the status indicator and a single beep tone indicates the successful operation. 
FA and reorder tone indicates failure. See Table 6-2. 
Busy Out Command (BO) 
Allows the maintenance person to busy out any peripheral device in the system except 
consoles and the test line circuit. 
1. Enter the test line access code 
2. Enter the Busy Out device code (26) 
3. Enter the physical location number of the device. 
If the device was in use (busy) at the time of access, the status indicators will read 
“PA” and the trunk will be busied as soon as it reaches the idle state. If the operation 
succeeds, the status indicators will read “PA” and a single beep tone will be heard. If 
the operation fails, the status indicators will read “FA” and reorder tone will be heard. 
See Table 6-2. 
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Dump Logs Command (DL) 
Allows the maintenance person to print the system maintenance log on to the system 
printer. 
I. Enter the test line access code 
2. Enter the Dump Logs code (35). 
“PA”on the status indicators and a single beep tone indicate that the system has started 
sending the logs to the printer. “FA” and reorder tone indicate failure. See Table 6-2. 
Direct Trunk Select Command (DT) 
Allows the maintenance person to directly select any trunk in the system from the test 
line. 
1. Enter the test line access code 
2. Enter the direct trunk select code (38) 
3. Enter the physical location number of the required trunk. 
If the trunk is not busy and is in working order, the status indicators will revert to 
whatever was present before the testline was accessed, and dial tone will be heard. 
The trunk is then ready for use. If the trunk is in use (busy) at the time of access, it is 
not selected; if the trunk is not functional, the status indicators will read “FA”. 
Return Channel Command (RC) 
Allows the maintenance person to return to service any channel on the system. 
1. Enter the test line access code 
2. Enter the Return Channel code (72) 
3. Enter the Link/Channel number. 
“PA” on the status indicator and a single beep tone indicate the successful operation 
of the channel being returned to service. “FA” and reorder tone indicate failure. See 
Table 6-2. 
Stop Dump Logs Command (SD) 
Allows the maintenance person to stop print (dump) the system maintenance log on 
to the system printer. 
I. Enter the test line access code 
2. Enter the Stop Dump Logs code (73). 
“PA”on the status indicator and a single beep tone indicate that the system has stopped 
sending the logs to the printer. “FA” and reorder tone indicate failure. See Table 6-2. 
Return Devkx To Service Command (RS) 
Allows the maintenance person to return to service any peripheral device that was 
previously removed from service via maintenance. 
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I. Enter the Test Line Access code 
2. Enter the Return Device to Service code (77) 
3. Enter the physical location number of the device. 
“PA” on the status indicators and a single beep tone will indicate that the device was 
returned to service. “FA” and reorder tone indicate failure. See Table 6-2. 
Stop Test Printers Command (ST) 
Allows the maintenance person to stop testing the printers on the system. 
I. Enter the Test Line Access code 
2. Enter the Stop Test Printers code (78). 
“PA”on the status indicator and a single beep tone indicate that the system has stopped 
testing the printers. “FA” and reorder tone indicate failure. See Table 6-2. 
Test Channel Command (TC) 
Allows the maintenance person to test any channel on the system. 
I. Enter the Test Line Access code 
2. Enter the Test Channel code (82) 
3. Enter the Link/Channel number. 
“PA” on the status indicator and a single beep tone indicate that the test passed. “FA” 
and reorder tone indicate that the test failed. See Table 6-2. 
T& Device Command (TD) 
Allows the maintenance person to test any peripheral circuit in the digital bays. 
I. Enter the Test Line Access code 
2. Enter the Test Device code (83) 
3. Enter the physical location number of the device. 
“PA” on the status indicators and a single beep tone indicate that the test passed. “FA” 
and reorder tone indicate that the test failed. 
T& Printer Bay-Slot-Citcuit Command (TPB) 
Allows the maintenance person to test any printer on the system, other than the system 
printer using the physical location number of the printer port. 
1. Enter the Test Line Access code 
2. Enter the Test Printer Bay-Slot-Circuit code (872) 
3. Enter the physical location number of the printer port. 
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, “PA” on the status indicators and a single beep tone indicates that the system has 
started sending test data to the printer, which should then print two full pages of all the 8 
printable characters. “FA” and reorder tone indicates that the test failed. SeeTable 6-2. 3 
Test Printer Extension-Number Command (TPE) a 
Allows the maintenance person to test any printer on the system (except the system 
1 
z 
printer) using the extension number of the printer port. z 
. 
5 
I. Enter the Test Line Access code 
? 
2. Enter the Test Printer Extension-number code (873) 
3. Enter the extension number of the printer port. 
“PA” on the status indicators and a single beep tone indicates that the system has 
started sending test data to the printer, which should then print two full pages of all the 
printable characters. “FA” and reorder tone indicate that the test failed. See Table 6-2. 
Test Printer Port Command (TPP) 
Allows the maintenance person to test the system printer. 
I. Enter the Test Line Access code 
2. Enter the Test Printer Port code (877). 
“PA”on the status indicators and a single beep tone indicate that the system has started 
sending test data to the printer, which should then print two full pages of all the printable 
characters. “FA” and reorder tone indicate that the test failed. See Table 6-2. 
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Test Line Indicator LEDs 
6.5 The status of the test line software is indicated by the dual seven-segment display 
status indicators on the Main Control Card Il. When the maintenance person enters 
the test line access code on the test line set, the LEDs go blank, indicating that the 
system is waiting for command input. After the maintenance person enters a 
command sequence, the LEDs will display the results of the action petformed. Refer 
to Table 6-2 for an explanation of the various test line status codes that may appear 
on the MCC Il. 
Table 6-2 Test Line Status Indicator Codes 
Meaning 
PA 
The 
attempted operation was successful (pass). 
FA The attemoted ooeration was unsuccessful (fail). See Note. 
1 (blank)  System is waiting for command input. 
II 
E.5 
bb Test was inconclusive. 
Invalid command or device location entered; only those commands in Table 6-l 
on Page 6-2 are acceptable. 
Device was busv. Trv aaain later. 
I 7E I 
An invalid physical location number was entered. Enter bay number (e.g., 01), slot 
number (e.g., 04), and circuit number (e.g., 06). 
FF Unknown error. Attempt operation again - ensure correct use of command codes 
(see Table 6-l). 
1E Error in acquiring the software ID of the test line. Attempt operation again -ensure 
correct us& of c;mmand codes (see Table 6-l). If nec&sary, use m>intenance 
terminal or console. 
2E Possible software error. Attempt operation again -ensure correct use of command 
codes (see Table 6-l). Use maintenance terminal or console if necessary. 
Note: 
Failure of any of the test line command sequences will necessitate the use of the more sophis- 
ticated maintenance tools available from the maintenance terminal or console. Refer to the 
IS-232 Maintenance Terminal Practice. 
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Test Line Tones 
6.6 The test line software uses some of the existing system-generated tones as audible 
status indicators. Approximately ten seconds after the maintenance person enters the 
test line access code on the test line set, a short ring burst, followed by dial tone is 
heard, indicating that the system is waiting for command input. After the maintenance 
person enters a command sequence, the returned tone will indicate the result of the 
action performed. See Table 6-3 for a description of the tones. 
Table 6-3 Test Line Status Tones 
Tone Type Meaning 
1 Dial tone j System is waiting for command input. 
Camp-on tone (single beep) The attempted operation was successful (Pass). 
Reorder tone The attempted operation was unsuccessful (Fail) see 
Note. 
Trunkcamp-on tone (double beep) Test was inconclusive. 
j Ringback tone (single beep or ring) j initial maintenance access. 
Busy Tone 
1 
Device was busy. Try again later. 
Note: Failure of any of the test line command sequences will necessitate the use of the more sophis- 
ticated maintenance tools available from the maintenance terminal or console. Refer to the 
IX-232 Maintenance Terminal Practice. 
Specifying Equipment 
6.7 Many of the test line command sequences require the maintenance person to specify 
a circuit as part of the command input. Circuits are specified using their physical 
location numbers (bay, slot, circuit, subcircuit). 
For example, a receiver circuit at location Bay 1, Slot 3, Circuit 3, Subcircuit 4 would 
be specified as “01 03 03 04”. A line circuit at location Bay I, Slot I, Circuit 6 would 
be specified as “01 01 06 00”. Note that circuits with no subcircuit number (that is, lines 
and trunks) must be specified with “00” as the subcircuit. 
Channels are specified by using the required Link and Channel number. The link 
number is a two-digit number. Note that Link 0, I, 14, or 15 cannot be tested. The 
Channel number is a two-digit number from 00 to 31. Channel 30 on Link 9 is specified 
as “09 30”. 
Normal Extension Calls 
6.8 The test line has access to normal extension facilities and is subject to Class Of 
Service (COS) and Class Of Restriction (COR) restrictions. It is not necessary to enter 
the test line access code or a special command code to make normal extension calls. 
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