GTE Omni Si Database Technical Practices Manual
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TL-130400-1001GENERAL Generic Program . . . .-. CuSltgmer Data Base Program .I Custom Engineered Data Base1.0 The Fujitsu GTE Business Systems’ OMNI SI is controlled by system software composed of the generic and customer data base programs. The initial and update programming of the data base is performed by the system. 1.1 The generic program contains the software instructions for all of the features in the system. It is ordered by SVR (System Version Release) along with the system hardware, and its contents are the same at all sites using the same SVR. 1.2 The customer data base program contains all of the, equipment, feature, and service parameters for the site. It is programmed for each site before the site is placed in service. Changes to an existing site configuration are made via data base updates, Recent Change, and Manual Recent Change. There are two ways of configuring the customer data base, custom engineering or pre-engineering. 1.2.1 Information to be programmed into the custom data base can be sent to FGBS Manufacturing Engineering six weeks before system installation. It is checked, converted into loading format, put onto a floppy disk, and returned to the job site. Once the data is put on the disk, any changes must be entered on site after loading. Manufacturing Engineering uses CPG (Cust6mer Programming Generator) computer programming to process customer data, i.e., data specific to a job site. The data is entered on data sheets and then processed by the CPG. This document describes the format for all of the software programming data sheets and gives instructions for completing them. Data sheets are divided into related groups of data by record codes. Record codes exist for lines, trunks, Attendant Console(s), features, and the PD-200’” Data Option, as well as other categories.
TL-130400-1001. . .The CPG produces an error message for all data that is incomplete. It checks for improper data format, invalid data ranges, and data inconsistencies between fields. An engineer from Manufacturing Engineering reviews the CPG program print-outs after each program run. An error message guide describes each error print-out in detail, and the engineer decides on the corrective action to take. If clarification is needed, Marketing Engineering or the site is contacted. The engineer then inputs any changes to the stored data sheet record x-code infor lation and returns it through the CPG program toL *recheck fierrors. This procedure is repeated until no errors are found. The data is then converted into system memory format, placed onto a floppy disk, and returned to the job site for loading into the system. . . AdditionalIn addition to the floppy disk, the customer is provided with Documentationseveral documentation listings for the site. @ Error Summary Listing. This listing summarizes the errors found in the input data base. 8 Customer Programming Records Listing. This listing documents all of the data base programming values contained in the CPG program input. It has approximately the same format as the software data sheets. 9 Statistical Summary Listing. This listing summarizes the results of the CPG processing for the site. @ Alternate Sorts Listing. The line, trunk, and common port data record codes from the CPG listing are printed in several different orders. 0 Cable Pairs Listing. Wire pair color code and cable designations are associated with physical locations for all lines and trunks in the system. 0 Customer Memory Tables Listing. This listing shows a formatted print-out of all of the site dependent memory tables and their hexadecimal values. Pre-Engineered1.2.2 An alternative to a custom engineered data base is a Data Basestandard (pre-engineered) data base. The standard data base comes in several sizes with pre-programed values. Loading the standard data base into the system is done at installation. Modifications to the data base can be made on site via Recent Change. The same type of CPG produced documentation is sent with a pre-engineered data base as is sent with a custom engineered data base. Any data base changes made on site must be added to the CPG.
DATA SHEET PREPARATION Data Sheet x-.1 *Design Coding Conventions Alphabetic, Numeric, And Characters RulesTL-130400-I 00-l 2.0 This section contains instructions for providing data base information. Software programming data sheets are required. Data sheets are ordered under part number Fm-41395. A single sheet for each record code is provided, with a maximum of 64 entries per sheet. Because some record codes, such as those for line or trunk circuits, require more entries than can be provided for by one data sheet, copies of the data sheet must be made. 2.1 The data sheets are designed as keypunch input forms, with each line relating to an 80-column tab card image. If a record code data sheet is not used for a given site, it must be marked “N/A” and sent in as part of the total package of forms. 2.2 This paragraph provides information for filling in the data sheets. The completed data sheets used for the OMNI SI are referred to as record codes. 2.2.1 The following rules apply when filling out the data sheets: l 1 denotes the numeral “one” l i denotes the letter “eye” e 2 denotes the numeral “two” 0 Z denotes the letter “zee”l D denotes the letter “dee” (it should not be rounded to look like the numeral 0) e U denotes the letter “you” * Zeros must be slashed (0) to prevent keypunch errors due to confusing zeros with the letter 0. 0 A dash (-) is used within the text to indicate a not applicable condition. - A blank entry is interpreted by the keypunch operator as an overlooked field, and you will be contacted for an entry. This will delay completion of the data base. - A dash indicates that the field was not overlooked, but requires no entry. - When a dash is entered and the field has a default value, that value is assigned by the CPG.
TL-130400-1001Record Code2.2.2 The following entries are found on the record code sheets: Entries 0 Job Drawing Serial Number. This preprinted entry refers to a prefix ID and the base number for an installation identity number assigned by Manufacturing Engineering. e Sequence Number. This preprinted entry, located in columns 7, 8, and 9, is used by the CPG to incorporate data sheet information to generate the site data disk. x-.1 *l Record Code. This preprinted entry, located in columns 10 and 11, refers to the type of features referenced on each data sheet. Directory Number‘2.2.3 When a four-digit number is used, enter (0000 - 9999). A three-digit directory number is entered as (000 - 999). These entries are to be right justified in the four columns provided. An example of a right justified three- and four-digit numbering plan is shown in Table 2.1. Defining a three-digit number requires a blank before the first digit. This is the only application in which a blank is used in completing the record ‘codes. Table 2.1 Directory Numbers Three-Digit Directory Numbers 999(a blank comes before the number) Card Slot2.24 The KS (Universal Card Slot) to PCS (Physical Card Slot) numbering convention and comparison are given in Table 2.2. I
Universal Card SlotExpansion File Group C (File C) Y. Groub D (File D) Get Started File - ~-Group A (File A) Group B (File 8)TL-130400-1001 Table 2.2Universal Card Slots 000102030405060708094011 1917151311c4 c5 c”G EY 2 222324 Cl c2 c3 c9 Cl0 Cl1 252627282930313233 343536DO Dl 82 D304 D5D6D7D8D9 DlO Dll 18 1920212223242526 A0A2A4A6 A7 A8 A9 A10 All 2829 3031323334 36 BOB2 B3 B5 B6 B7 B8Ii:BllNOTE: Special physical location rules: 6 Tl uses group C card slots COl-C06. - Minimally implemented: 12 circuits CO1 , C02, CO3 16 circuits COl, C02, C03, CO4 20 circuits COl, C02, C03, C04, CO5 - Fully implemented: 24 circuits COl, C02, C03, C04, C05, CO6 @ Off-premises line cards must be engineered as 1.2-inchcards. @ Group A card slot 00 can only be used by a DTMF card, a conference card, or cards used to terminate an LPB (Local Packet Bus). Suggested Preparation Order2.2.5 The arrangement of the record codes for this SVR allows them to be filled out in their existing order. SW 52108187D-23
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--.I * ._ SW 5210TL-130400-1001 FRAME IMAGE 3.0 This section describes Record Code FR. Record Code FR lists the cards that are located in the universal cards slots of a given system. ‘.
TL-130400-1001Record Code FR:3.1Record Code FR, Figure 3.1, lists the types of cards and the Frame ImageFB (Functional Board) numbers of every occupied universal card Cardslot in the system. Certain data parameters are specified in this record code, depending on the type of card. From one to three data parameters can be required per card. The parameters are coded in three different identifier fields; however, some cards do not require an entry in any of the three fields. This record code provides a listing of all voice and data cards used in the system. If the PD-200 Data Option is used in the system, cards supporting that feature must be included on this record code. The order in which the cards are listed on the record code does not matter. All cards of a certain FB number can be put together, or the cards can be listed as they appear in ‘* the system. When the information from this record code is processed and returned as part of the CPG, all cards will be listed as they appear within the system. Since the maximum number of card slots in the OMNI SI is 41, the maximum number of entries on this record code is 41. The T tables used for storing the physical location of a card depend on the card type. The various T tables affected for a given card type are listed with the card type descriptions. The physical location is used as an index into Table T6566. Table 3.6 provides information on the maximum number of PD-200 Data Option cards allowed in the system. ~-----------------~-------~------------------------,----------------~---~----,IIT !IIIIIIII IIfz I T ; : I III I I;1I I I I III I I 1I1 I8 III I I:II I0I IIIIIII I ‘I I I ItI Ik Ii yI1r-------i fIIF= 8 E @IIII I I IC s El PII III I III I II I P III ; s; :;Ti I $I1 IRI lA’ I !II lN’1 1s;I I ; I;c’III 10’II I,D’I I II1 IE;I I III ;I IIllI I1 I1 I1 I1 I1 I1 I1 I1 I1 I1 I2 I2 I2 I2 12:;71*19101112l3141516171819101112131415-+-+-+-u-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-Ol1l2lFI~I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -&--i--1- -~-*-~--L-~-~--L-~-~-~- ’ L TI :I -7--r-l--t-2i2i3i38191011T-T-T-T-i3 12+-I - i3i3i3i313141516 +-+-+-+-I I I Ii I T-T-T-t1313131 1718191 +-+-+-+I I I Ii I;I -T-+-’ -41414 011 I211i-+-+-.I -I I II -*-*-LA- Figure 3.1 Record Code FR: Frame Image Card Data Sheet