GTE Omni Si Database Technical Practices Manual

CODE01
02
03
04
05
06
. .07
08
09 .
OA
08oc
OD
OE
OF
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
1A
16
1c
1D
1E
1F
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
292A
5210Table 6.12 CEC Trunk State Codes.
TRUNK STATE
Incoming pre-seized trunk
Incoming mishandled trunk
Incoming FX trunk wait for resources
Incoming, not answered (idle)
Incoming loop, not answered (idle)
Incoming busy (idle)
Incoming signaling A
Incoming signaling B
Incoming dialing (idle)
Incoming delay dial wait
Outgoing start dial wait
Outgoing wink start wait
Outgoing...

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Table 6.13CEC Line State Codes
CODELINE STATE
Line idle
Line ringingILine busy
03Line digit collection
04Call-back in progress
05 .Call-back ringing
06Line locked out
07Line maintenance busy
08Staff for call-store assignment
09Line stall (idle)
OA
OBLine stall (off-hook)
Line off-hook recovery
Table 6.14Call State Codes
CODECALL STATECODECALL STATE
00One-way09Two-way busy
01Two-way terminatingOA#old one party
02Two-wayOBTwo-way busy after flash
03Two-way splitOCThree-way busy
04Three-way...

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PD-2007.0 This section describes the maintenance and administration
Maintenancefacilities which are available within the OMNI SI PABX for the
PD-200 Data System. Maintenance personnel normally
communicate with the 
OMNI SI via the system maintenance
terminal. The terminal connects to the CEC card ‘and is used for
entering system commands or receiving system-related reports.
The terminal is the source of input/output interfaces with the
PABX for maintenance and diagnostic...

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The data-only maintenance terminal is required for the
integrated voice/data system. The option “s” of connecting a
data-only terminal to the RS-232C port of the ADMP is
available. This enables the user to do administrative functions
for the data switch even if the voice switch becomes disabled.
--When the PD-200 Data System is administered from the 
data-only maintenance terminal, this terminal is referred to as the
ADMP console. Since the ADMP console software provides full
screen...

Event Reports
Maintenance Commands.
and Displays
l Put a data device out of service
l Force a data device out of service
l Reload a data device
l Put a data device in service
l Force a data device in service
l Display the software version of a device
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7.3 An event is an occurrence in the data system which is of
some significance. It is usually a report about an error or
malfunction. Events are stored and forwarded by the 
ADMP in
much the same manner as...

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The system allows loading of specific data components while the
system is operational. The purpose is to permit reloading of
devices which may be malfunctioning but are still in service. A
device must be in service in order to load it with operational
code.
Devices in the data system which are ROM or hardware based,
can only be FORCED out of service. However, loadable devices
can be PUT or FORCED out of service. The 
DFP/APM is treated
as two devices having the same physical location...

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52108187M-251 Additionally, the PEC periodically reads register 3 of all resident
PRs and tests for a non-zero condition which is an error
condition. Should the error be detected, the PEC generates a PR
event message for the ADMP. If the CEC, PEC, and/or disk has
switched over, it will send a switch-over message to- the ADMP.The status of all line cards in the integrated switch can be
displayed via the on-line Maintenance Option Menu, Program28. The Recent-Change data link displays will...

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PACKET LINE CARD STATUS
CARD
UNIVTYPE
PECGRPSLOTSTATUS
ADMP
0A2INS
DCP
..- 0B2INS
VPLC--.0C500s
PR 
-0A0INS
BT
-0A10INS
BT-0.B11INS
PBE
0B0INS
NIC
0B5INS
Do you wish to see more (Y/N) 
>Do you wish to repeat this function (Y/N) 
>REMOTE PROCESSORS STATUS
CARD
TYPE
PECGRP
UNIVSLOT
gcJDFPAPM
030APM-0
51SPM
0C56Do you wish to see more (Y/N) 
>Do you wish to repeat this function (Y/N) 
>STATUS
INS
INS
INS
M-252
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PD-200 Data7.6 To force PD-200 Data System devices in service or out of
System Devicesservice, use the following command:
r’_.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.1I
I
I
FORCE device 
   IS.IIIIOS.i  whereI
IDCP, PR, VPLC, NIC, SPN, APM, , DFPAPM
. .I.~.i  device =IIIIorIIII
IFORCE device    Cckt>IS.IIi .I!  whereI
i device= ADPMI-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-._._.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,-.iTable 7.1 below shows the...

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INPUTRESPONSEIf everything is all right with the
ADMP, but the data device cannot be
accessed,
_.If everything is all right with the
ADMP, and FORCE IS/OS is
successful,A message prints: IN PROGRESS.
When the request is completed, the following
message is printed: COMMAND FAILED,incicating unsuccessful completion. The data
device will be IS or OS.
A message prints: IN PROGRESS.
When the request is completed, the
following...