GTE Omni Si Database Technical Practices Manual
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TL-130200-1001IREGISTER STORED DATA VALUEI I II II I I I ! RESPONSE CODEI i 00-Task 1I; PutPECII INS I II; :..-I )t . . . I II II II I6ICIDI IIEIHILI I1 PECNo.Ii OO=PECisUP I IIAddress of TCBI I II andRunning IIIII I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II II I II II II II I 01 -Task 2I; Put PEC 00sfIII 02-Task 4I II AllowSBYCEC Ii to Check PECII LeadsI I II I 03-Task 5I i CheckSBYfI CEC-PECI I I 5210 II1 Ol=PECHas \i BadRAMI ( 02 = ControlfI LeadTestI ; FailurefI1 Address of Faulty Bytej [ 01 =CPRST I I 02=Request I ; 03=10MS !IIIII I. . Ii 03=CommoniI Memoryisbad II Address of Faulty ByteiII II II I fIi 04=DiskUnit 1I IIIIIIt FailureftIIIII I III I II OS=StartII IIIII I ; Unit FailureII , i 06=Channel iII II I I I MemoryIII II Failure onIIII II StartupIIIII I : PEC No.IIIAddress of TCBIII II!IIIIIII; PEC No.IIAddress of KBIIIIIIIII tIII IIII IIIIIIIIIII ; PEC No.1 OO=PECisUp IAddress of TCBIIII1 andRunning IIIII III( 01 =PEC HasII I IIBad RAM)1 Address of Faulty Byte; IIIL Figure 2.4Response Code/Quick Reference Guide ah37M-37
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I I fREGISTER STORED DATA VALUEI I t It i RESPONSE CODEtIIBICIDIEI t HILII1 lo- Task 29I Agent Recovery;; AgentI OO=Rec.OK IAddress of TCBi No.ofIII’’ I.D.I FF= REC. FailIIII; Attempt, ,( (Agt--00s) ;i RecoveryII I, Attempts III IIII : 1 I- CIP Port;;IPEC No.; 00 = CIP Port; Port No.I I I I StatusChange I I to 00sI III II II II I II I I t-; Ol=CIPPort ;I I fI tI Ito 1sIII tI IIII. . . . II IIO2=CIPPort III I IIIII IIII I ItoMOOS ;I II IIII 12-CIPCard1 1 PEC No.III I-,. f OO=CIPCardI Card No.I) Status ChangeII Ito 00s ;II III III III II I I If 01 =CIPCard ;IIII IIto IS,II : 13-ESPI III11 PreviousCurrent ESP, OF = DataII I, , ESPState;IIII StateI Transm. to ESP1 begins at nextII II I; 02 = m-ServiceII II :Ii qtr. hourII IIIIt III I, ID=DataII II1 I III Transm. begins iII I, in two qtr. hours II I I IIII I Ii 14-SBY-CEC Dynamic; ; Not ApplicableI ; Data UpdatedII III j 15-BLDUi ; PEC No.I II; BLDU No.; Error Type *I,II I,l 00 = Out of synchronization ,tII II,01 = In synchronizationIIII,tII II02 = Negative acknowledgeII IIIIIi03 = Invalid kev identitvIII II I,04= Invalid BLDU numberI Figure 2.4Response Code/Quick Reference Guide (Continued) Response Code.Following are the response code descriptions listed in Descriptionsnumerical order: Response Code 00 This message is printed in response to an attempt to put the PEC in service. Before loading or putting a PEC in service, perform the following tests: (1)Test all of the random access memory of the PEC. (2)Test the control lead by clearing the response word in common memory and sending a Central Processor Reset signal (CPRST). Clear the CPRST signal. Check the response word in common memory to verify that the reset has occurred. (3)Test the request lead by using the same procedure as above. 5210 8187M-39
(4)Test the 10 ms interrupt line by using the same procedure as above. (5) Test the CEC-PEC common memory. Register Stored Value l Register B has the PEC number. l Register C has a value of 00 through 06 (see Register C value summary following Response Code 13). Value 00 indicates that the PEC has been successfully placed in service and no further action is necessary. NOTE: Other possible values for register C are explained where applicable in the following response code?. Response Code 06 Responds to a call recovery attempt and indicates that it was completed. RESPONSE CODE 08 Responds to the successful completion of the station status disk write operation. It indicates that the station status dynamic data was backed up on the disk in its entirety; This response is posted after automatic write-on power failure or on maintenance request operations. To write station status data on disk, refer to maintenance request code 2E, Response 08 does not use the registers to convey information. Response Code 09 Responds to the restored power after fault code 26 power failure has occurred and indicates that there is no system outage before power is restored. The station status memory may or may not be backed up, depending on the power failure status. If the station status write operation is in progress at the time of power restoration, the operation will continue until completed. However, if the operation has not begun, station status write operation will not occur. Response registers are not used to convey information. 81875210
5210TL-130200-1001 Response Code 10 Responds to an Agent Instrument recovery task. See fault code 28 description in the fault tables for conditions under which recovery will be attempted. If register C indicates that the recovery has failed, the Agent Instrument will be put out of service. If the recovery action is successful, the Agent Instrument will remain in its current state. Response Code 11 Responds to placing an Integrated Featurephone CIP port in or out of service, or in a (MOOS) Maintenance Out-Of-Service busy state. When the port has failed for any reason, Fault Code_33 will be printed and the system will attempt a recovery (put back in service). See Fault Code 33 description for the conditions under which recovery will be attempted. If the recovery attempt fails, the port (Integrated Featurephone) will be put out of service.If the recovery attempt is successful, the port will remain in its current state. The port is placed in MOOS state when the Integrated Featurephone is in the process of downloading. Response Code 12 Responds to placing an Integrated Featurephone CIP card in or out of service. See Fault Code 32 description for the conditions under which the CIP card will change its state. Response Code 13 This message indicates that the ESP state has been changed to in service. This implies that MDR-ESP communications has been established and that remote FADS data is transmitted to the ESP as soon as the initial data collection period has ended. Register B indicates the previous ESP state. Register C contains the value 02 indication that the current ESP state is in service. Register D indicates when remote FADS data collected for 15minute periodic intervals begins to be transmitted to the ESP. The value OF in register D indicates that data transmission begins at the next quarter hour following the output of response 13. If D = 10, data transmission begins on the following quarter hour. For example, response code 13 is received at 9:05; if D = OF, the data transmission begins at 9:15; if D = 10, data transmission will begin at 9:30. 8187M-41
Response Code 14This message indicates that the standby CEC’s dynamic data has been updated by the in-service CEC. This task is performed whenever a CEC goes from out of service to standbyand response 14 indicates completion of this task. To ensure dynamic data integrity between CECs, recent change and CEC generic writes should not be performed until a response code 14 has been printed after a CEC goes standby. Response Code 15 This message indicates that the BLDU status has been changedfrom out of service to in service or from in service to out of service. Register B has the PEC number, register C has the BLDU number, and register D has the error types. 81875210
TL-130200-1001Automatic Circuit2.1.4 The Automatic Circuit Assurance (ACA) log can be Assurance Logdisplayed on the system TTY or CRT terminal by entering the Request CommandsACA log commands. The ACA log is a record of the last 32 reports that were generated. A printout of these reports is arranged in the same order that they occurred (earliest, first, most recent, last). The commands for executing an ACA log report are as follows: This command prints ACA reports stored in the ACA log. r-------------------------------------------------~IIIIIACA INS. or ACA INS DUMPI II L-----------------------------_----------~This command clears all reports in the ACA log. r-------------------------------------------------~IIII IACA INS CLEARI II L-------------------------------------------------~This command prints all ACA reports and then clears the log. 52108187 ACA INS DUMP CLEAR M-43
ACA Log DisplayThe ACA report is printed on the maintenance terminal in the following format: / SITE: AAAAMM/DDHH:MMI ISHORT IIITrunk GroupI ITrunk Number I IShort Calls..- IMinutes . . .tIor i SITE: AAAAMM/DDHH:MM ILONGIII ITrunk Group fTrunk Number ILong CallI IMinutesACA CALL REPORT xx xxx xx xxx ACA CALL REPORT xx xxx -- xxx II whereI I SITE= Site identification ] MM/DD = Month/day ! HH:MM= Hour/minute I Short Calls= Number of short trunk seizures ! Long Calls =1 MinutesLong trunk seizure I= How long it took before the trigger threshold was reached 1I=>I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I=> ( I I I I I I I II II I I I II I I I I I I I I II I I I Traffic Data21.5 The traffic data polling commands are used to request an Polling Commandimmediate dump of the traffic data registers. Either the active or passive registers can be polled. The active registers are the registers used to store the results of the current traffic study period and the passive registers store the data of the previous traffic study period. Input format for the traffic polling commands is shown below. The traffic data will be transferred without header. To poll the active registers, enter: r-------------------------------------------------~II I[CNTL] As # [CNTL] B. IL-------------------------------------------------~“s” is defined as the ASCII representation of the hexadecimal site identity (site ID) defined in the data base (Table T6041). M-44 61875210
I L-l 30200-l 001 To poll the passive registers, enter:r-------------------------------------------------~III[CNTL] As ! [CNTL] 6.IL-------------------------_----____---------------------~NOTE: Depress and hold the CNTL control key while entering A and B in the traffic data polling command. Do not depress the CNTL key when entering s, #, or !. Time tif Day/Traffic2.16 The Traffic Data (TD) commands provide a means of. . .Study Commanddisplaying and setting the time-of-day clock in the system, and beginning and ending automatic traffic studies. The traffic data scan rate, the format of and timing between traffic data reports, . .and the site identification printed with each traffic data report are all controlled by the data base. The format of a traffic data report is shown in Figure 2.5. The data base determines how frequently the system will collect traffic information, and how often a traffic report will be printed out (refer to data base software Table T6041). Note that the automatic output indicator (Table T6041) must be set for the reports to be generated continuously. The reports will continue until terminated by the appropriate command. The traffic data command input and output formats are shown in Table 2.2. NOTE: The status command is used to display the current reading of the time-of-day clock. 5210 8187M-45
LINE#CONTENTS (10 COUNTERS PER LINE)REG TIME OUTS ATTENDTCONSOLE LOOP ATTEMPT LOOP USAGE000 ---- TOLL RESTR;-E&T. x/C.INVALDID NO.RESTR 0°’ lzDETINV AN#KE%s ---. 002STILLBUSY;lg; ----!&.i%ELCALL PARK Oo3capELDLsLEVELLEVELTIME-------.1 WTG2 WTGOUT 004 (2,ONSL.CON’& _-__ ____ ____ ____#2. . .005 CONSL. . . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . .#1FNSL MISC.006 LINEATTEMPTSDTMF‘%E -.CONF CALLTONE ---.STOREDETEC MISC. USAGE007 ---- DTMFCONF CALLTONE ---.STOREDETEC 008 ----DTMFCONF CALLTONE ---- STOREDETEC RING ATTEMPTSRING USAGE RING OVERFLOW sLTAABRIOEY) ILsAEBONLY) LLsAEBONLY) MISCINC TRK CALLS 009 PECO ____ ____ ---- ---- ---- 0’0 PECO ---- ___- _-__ ____ ____ 011PECO ___- ____ ____ ---_ ____ 012 KiiNCSCSN CSATOOR%ssNN%SN%ED013 INV PORTALR QUEDINV INVINVBAD NETW STATEPORTLINK014 ---- -____________-----___015 AIODBLOCKED i&YDMCL ____ HGC:!NWINT LEVEL 3016 TGOO 017 TGlO018 TG20019 TG30020 TG40021 TG50022 TG60 023 TGOO 024 TGlO025 TG20026 TG30 027 TG40 028 TG50 029 TG60 TGOlTG02TG03 TG04TG05 TGllTG12 TG13TG14TG15 TG21TG22TG23TG24 TG25 TG31TG32TG33 TG34TG35 TG41TG42 TG43TG44TG45 TG51TG52TG53 TG54TG55 TG61TG62TG63. . . . . .. . . . . . TGOlTG02 TG03TG04TG05 TGllTG12TG13TG14TG15 TG21TG22TG23TG24TG25 TG31TG32TG33 TG34TG35 TG41TG42TG43TG44TG45 TG51TG52TG53TG54TG55 TG61TG62-,-G63 ____ ____CONF. RESTRCALL HOLD ____ACOF RESTR SILHOLD ---- DIGITT/OUT ____ ____INV AI-l- -_-_ ____ .,... DIGIT STORE DIGIT STORE DIGIT STORE INV TSINV STATEINV OFSTNOT QUED TSLOCK ____ TG06 TG16 TG26 TG36 TG46 TG56 . . . . . . TG06 TG16 TG26 TG36 TG46 TG56 -__-TG07 TG17 TG27 TG37 TG47 TG57 TG07 TG17 TG27 TG37 TG47 TG57---- TGO6 TG16 TG26 TG36 TG48 TG58 TG08 TGl8 TG28 TG36 TG46 TG56---- TGO9 TGl9 TG29 TG39 TG49 TG59 . . . . . . TG09 TGl9 TG29 TG39 TG49 TG59---- M-46Figure 2.5Traffic Register Layout81875210