Mitel Sx 200 Ml Pabx Lightware 16 Instructions Guide

System Level Functions 
Enter the file name. 
ENTER 
The system then prompts the user to exit to a local Kermit session. Ensure that the 
Kermit session is set to binary mode, because the customer database information must 
be saved as a binary file. 
In the Kermit session, issue the Receive command. 
While the backup is in progress, the top seven-segment LED on the MCC II shows 
“A”, and the lower seven-segment LED shows a dash that is circling in a clockwise 
direction. 
Note: It is recommended, for...

RS-232 Maintenance Terminal 
Backing Up Log Entries 
4.12 ITo back up log entries, the Kermit protocol must be supported by your 
communication package. The Logs Backup function allows you to copy all 
maintenance log entries into a text file on either a directory on your PC’s hard disk, or 
on a diskette in the PC’s disk drive. To back up log entries, press the following 
softkeys: 
DATABASE 
LOGS-BACKUP 
ENTER 
The system prompts the user for the file name (see Note). 
Enter the file name. 
ENTER 
The...

System Level Functions 
Setting Parameters 
4.15 To change the default values for the Kermit parameters that are listed in , press the 
following softkeys: 
DATABASE 
SET-PARAM 
RECEIVE 
Select one of the following softkeys and modify the parameter. 
EOL-CHAR 
8-BIT-CHAR 
CTRL-CHAR 
REPEAT-CHAR 
PAD-CHAR 
PACKET-SIZE 
RX-TIMEOUT 
NUM-PAD-CHAR 
Table 4-2 Default Kermit Parameters 
Parameter Softkey 
I Default Values 
I 
Packet Length PACKET-SIZE 5E 
Time Out RX-TIMEOUT 012c 
Number of Pad Characters 
Pad...

RS-232 Maintenance Terminal 
The Monitor Command 
Monitor Diagnostics 
4.16 The Monitor Diagnostics command is a “window” into the maintenance system’s diag- 
nostic controller, the Maintenance Manager. With this command, the user may 
monitor the progress of the SX-ZOO ML PABX diagnostics while they are being run. 
See Part 7 of this Practice for further information on diagnostics. 
To monitor the progress of the currently running diagnostic, press the following soft- 
keys: 
MONITOR 
DIAGNOSTICS 
At...

System Level Functions 
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Figure 4-l Example of MONITOR DIAGNOSTICS Display 
Table 4-3 is a summary of the terms used in the “Monitor Diagnostics” display: 
Table 4-3 Terms Used In Monitor Diagnostics Display 
Term 
SYST 
BAY 
CARD 
DEV Meaning 
The total system wide number of devices waiting to be tested on the following queues: 
BKGRND - Background diagnostic queue 
SYSTEM - System request diagnostic queue 
PWR UP - Power-up diagnostic queue...

RS-232 Maintenance Terminal 
Table 4-3 Terms Used In Monitor Diagnostics Display (continued) 
Term Meaning 
DEV PLID The physical location identification of the circuit being monitored; a4- to 8-digit number 
representing bay, slot, circuit and sub-circuit numbers. 
CARDTYPE The type of card being monitored; one of the following: 
nil - no card 
ons - ONS line card 
lsgs trk - CO trunk card 
universal - Universal card 
dlc - Digital line card 
superset- COV line card 
did trunk - DID trunk card 
ops -...

System Level Functions 
Table 4-3 Terms Used In Monitor Diagnostics Display (continued) 
Term Meaning 
DEV STAT The status of the device being monitored; one of the following: 
avail - available to CP and maintenance 
progr - programmed in CDE but not installed 
unpro - not programmed in CDE 
suspt - suspect, failed one diagnostic test 
flty0 -faulty 
fltyl - faulty with one pass 
flty2 - faulty with two passes 
flty3 - faulty with three passes 
flty4 - faulty with four passes 
flty.5 - faulty with five...

RS-232 Maintenance Terminal 
Table 4-3 Terms Used In Monitor Diagnostics Display (continued) 
Term Meaning 
wait msg - waiting for test result 
diag done - current diagnostic done 
dg pending - other tests pending on circuit 
dgs compl - all tests done 
dg incompl -test incomplete 
dg aborted - circuit taken by CP before test completed 
audit req - requests out of sync; checking 
DIAG NAME The current diagnostic test being run; one of the following: 
force hilow - junctor test 
dig bay test - digital bay...

System Level Functions 
Table 4-3 Terms Used In Monitor Diagnostics Display (continued) 
Term 
rd bc dx+l - read next bay dx 
rd mc dx+l - read next mcc dx 
rd bc dx - read bay dx Meaning 
tx fr bc dx - send from bay dx 
tx fr bcdx+l - send from next bay dx 
tx fr mcdx+l - send from next mcc dx 
tx fr mcdx+l - send from nexI mcc dx to bay only 
voice set? - is there a voice set 
data set? - is there a data set 
other half? - does other half have a set 
dig bay test - digital bay test 
get jnc test - get...

RS-232 Maintenance Terminal 
Monitoring Logs 
The user may monitor the progress of the maintenance logs as they occur. When the 
monitor logs process is running, maintenance logs will be output to a device and 
recorded in a text file. The output device can be either the maintenance terminal or 
the system printer, as specified in CDE Form 34, Directed IO. if logs are monitored on 
the system printer port, the user can log out from the maintenance terminal without 
first stopping the monitor process....