Mitel Sx 200 Ml Pabx Lightware 16 Instructions Guide
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Reports Level Functions Status - Entire Bay To obtain an equipment status report on an entire bay, press the following softkeys: SHOW STATUS BAY/SLOT/CCT (enter the required bay number, press the RETURN key, and enter only the RETURN key for the slot, circuit, and sub-circuit prompts) ENTER Status - Specific Card Slot To obtain an equipment status report on a specific card slot, press the following softkeys: SHOW STATUS BAY/SLOT/CCT (enter the required bay and slot numbers, pressing the RETURN key after each one; enter only the RETURN key for the circuit and sub-circuit prompts) ENTER Status - Specific Circuit (or Subcircuit) To obtain an equipment status report on a specific circuit, press the following softkeys: SHOW STATUS BAY/SLOT/CCT (enter the required bay, slot and circuit numbers, pressing the RETURN key after each one; enter only the RETURN key for the sub-circuit w0n-M) ENTER Status - Specific Extension To obtain an equipment status report on a specific extension number, press the following softkeys: SHOW STATUS EXT-NUM (enter the required extension number, then press the RETURN key) ENTER March 1997 Issue 1 Revision 0 5-7
RS-232 Maintenance Terminal 3:98 PM l+JRN-97 alarm status = NO RLRRM > 86 SS CC SC SOFTWRRE-ID EX,TK TVPE 8G PWR MTSTRT SWSTRT HWSTRT 0080 - - dsP off avail - - 0100 - - Pcm tiff avail busy busy 0101 - - PCrn off avail free idle 0102 - P=m off avail free idle 0103 - p=m off auail free idle 010q - PC off avail free idle m 0105 - Pcm off avail free idle 0106 - - Pcm off avail free idle 0107 - - Pcm off avail free idle DEUICE STflTUS < l- 6-MT-DWR 2- 3- q- 5-CRNCEL 7-MT-DWR-HEH 8-UP-l-PRGE 9-DOWN-l-PflGE 0- 5-8 Figure 5-2 Example of EQUIPMENT STATUS Report Issue 1 Revision 0 March 1997
Reports Level Functions Table 5-3 summarizes the terms used in the equipment status report: Table 5-3 Terms Used In the Equipment Status Report Term Meaning BB The bay in which the device is located ss The card slot in which the device is located cc The circuit number of the device SC The sub-circuit number of the device (where applicable) SOFTWARE-ID Type of device installed and its software identification number ( SWID ) EX/l-K The extension or trunk number of the device (where applicable); a number up to five digits in length. TYPE The circuit type; one of the following: ons - ONS line circuit set - COV line circuit ops - OPS line circuit dnic - DNIC line circuit rcvr - DTMF Receiver module moh - Music On Hold module lsgs - CO trunk circuit Tl - Tl trunk circuit dncon - DNIC console cutvr - cutover sensor ups - UPS sensor lamp - ONS lamp test did - DID trunk e&m - E&M trunk pcm - pcm channel BG PWR MTSTAT dsp - digital signal processor Background diagnostics enabled; either “on” or “off” Boot diagnostics enabled; either “on” or “off’ The current maintenance status; one of the following: avail - available to CP and maintenance progr - programmed in CDE but not installed unprog - installed but not programmed in CDE suspt - suspect - failed diagnostic test once Page 1 of : March 1997 Issue 1 Revision 0 5-9
RS-232 Maintenance Terminal Table 5-3 Terms Used In the Equipment Status Report (continued) Term SWSTAT Meaning bsout - busied-out by maintenance - failed diagnostic test at least twice, or busied-out by maintenance user flty0 faulty with no passes fltyi faulty with one pass flty2 faulty with two passes flty3 faulty with three passes flty4 faulty with four passes flty5 faulty with five passes flty6 faulty with six passes The current call processing (CP) software status; for lines and trunks, one of the following: altms - alternate music acdwt - ACD wait bsout - busied-out bst - receiving busy tone cwait - using Auto Attendant overflow dlgrd - using Auto Attendant kspag - directed or broadcast paging idlks - receiving broadcast page bsgks - receiving directed page onstk - using ONS Voicemail feature colre - CO line is reserved campd - camped on on dialg - dialing dnd - do not disturb error - receiving reorder tone hfi - handsfree idle hfree - handsfree ringing hfs - handsfree suspended hold - consultation hold idle - idle lockd - locked-out wcm3 - rwing parkd - parked (held by attendant) Page 2 of 2 5-10 Issue 1 Revision 0 March 1997
Reports Level Functions Table 5-3 Terms Used In the Equipment Status Report (continued) Term Meaning HWSTA T rngbk - ringback rngng - ringing t-s232 - data station is establishing RS-232 protocol stowd - stowed (hard or call hold) suspd - suspended talkg -talking tkd - trunk dial wdtrx - data station waiting for dtrx response wfjct - waiting for call resources (receiver, channel) wflin - waiting for line The current call processing (CP) software status, for receivers ; one of the following: free - ready for use by CP busy - currently in use by CP down - currently unavailable to CP The current hardware statu$one of the following: idle - available to CP busy - busy down - card not present - unavailable to CP dwnld - downloading prompts to a SUPERSET 430TM telephone maint - maintenance busy - busied-out by maintenance diagnostics Page 3 of 2 March 1997 Issue 1 Revision 0
RS-232 Maintenance Terminal Show Status - SWID This operation enables a user to show software status by selecting a device type. To obtain an equipment status report on a software identifier, press the following softkeys: SHOW STATUS SWID (press one of the softkeys shown in Table 5-4) ENTER The system outputs the equipment status data in the applications area of the screen. Where the data requires more space than is available on the screen, the user is prompted to request more datavia the 8-UP-I-PAGE or 9-DOWN-I-PAGE softkeys, or to cancel the output via the CANCEL softkey. 5-12 Table 5-4 Software Identification ( SWID ) Types Softkey SW-STATION SW-CO-TRUNK SW-RECEIVER SW-DID-TRUNK SW-CONSOLE SW-TIE-TRUNK SW-LINE SW-DISA-TRUNK SW-DTMF-GEN SW-CAP SW-SET SW-TRUNK-GRP SW-DATA-STN SW-HUNT-GRP Device Types single line port CO trunk - 6 cct LS/GS or 4-cct CO receivers show the 32 pseudo receivers and the “real” receivers on the receiver module(s) DID trunks - 6 cct digital console TIE trunk - E&M module SUPERSET line work areas 6 cct LSIGS DTMF generator call announce port SUPERSET 401 +TM / SUPERSET 410TM /SUPERSET 420TM / SUPERSET 430 trunk group dataset - standalone hunt group Issue 1 Revision 0 March 1997
Reports Level Functions Device Status Reports 5.5 Device status reports display call processing information for devices (sets, stations, consoles, trunks, receivers, etc.) that are programmed into the system. A device status repot-t displays the call processing work area (CP-DWA) of a device. Figure 5-3 shows an example of a CP-DWA of a tie trunk. 3:28 PH l+JRN-97 alarm status = NO RLRRM I 88 SS CC SC SOFTWRRE-ID EX/TK TYPE 8G PWR MTSTRT SWSTRT HWSTRT 0060 - 0100 - 0101 - 0102 - 0103 - 010q - 0105 - 0106 - 0107 - - dSP off - pcm off - wm off w off - w off p=m off - vm off - wm off - pcm Off auail avail avail auail auail auail auail avail avail - - busy busy free idle free idle free idle free idle free idle free idle free idle I DEUICE STRTIJS l- 6-MT-OWfl 2- 3- q- 5-CRNCEL 7-MT-OWR-HEM 8-UP-l-PRGE 9-OOWN-l-PRGE 0- Figure 5-3 Device Status Report To display the CP-DWA for a device, press the following softkeys: REPORTS SHOW STATUS BAY/SLOT/CIRCUIT (enter the PLID.... of the desired device. Note that you can also specify a device by its extension/trunk number, or by its software identification (SWID)) CP-DWA The device status report for the device appears on the terminal screen. Softkeys, available at the bottom of the report, allow you to display the device status reports of other devices that are connected to, or interacting with, the currently displayed device. Note that pressing a softkey will have no effect if the softkey does not apply to the current state of the device. For example, pressing the OTHER softkey when a device is not connected (in conversation) with another device, has no effect on the display. March 1997 Issue 1 Revision 0 5-13
RS-232 Maintenance Terminal Monitor Ti Trunk Activity 5.6 The user can monitor the activity on the ST bus to the Ti Trunk Module by displaying a Monitor Ti Trunk Activity report on the maintenance terminal screen. A Monitor Ti Trunk Activity report provides data for the DSTi, DSTo, CSTi, and CSTo buses. This feature also allows the user to perform the following functions: l Send a yellow alarm to the receiving end l Put the Tl Trunk card into analog loopback mode l Manually select the synchronization source for the Tl link l Send data values down the selected trunk l Change the transmit and receive gains l Change the A 6 signaling bits l Put selected trunks into digital loopback. Figure 5-4 shows a sample Monitor Tl Trunk Activity report. q ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ae ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee%e ee ee ee FF q FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF q eeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeli ee ee ee ee ee ae ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee q FC e3 e3 a3 e3 e3 e3 e3 e3 e3 e3 e3 e3 e3 e3 e3 e3 e3 e3 e3 e3 e3 e3 e3 e3 e3 e3 43 e3 e3 Fc t i eeeieeei Press UPBRTE fur update of screen data.1 5:Ol Pil 19-tlm-97 alarm status = MflJlM SX-200 tlL LIGHTURRE 16 1.0 17-llfw1997 Reports ill3 1 e e inact no 1 tlQ yes nci ieel 1 1-TRUNK-NM 2-YELLOW 3- 4-LOOPBRCK 5-CRNCEL 6-UPBRTE 7-MRNURL I g-RETURN I B-HORE-KEYS I Figure 5-4 Monitor Tl Trunk Activity Report 5-14 Issue 1 Revision 0 March 1997
Reports Level Functions To display a Monitor Tl Trunk Activity report, press the following softkeys when in maintenance mode: REPORTS SHOW STATUS BAY/SLOT/CIRCUIT (enter PLID.....) LINK-STATUS (This softkey only appears if the affected circuit is a Ti circuit) TRUNK-NUM Enter the circuit location on the Ti Trunk Card (24 Tl circuits per Ti Trunk Card) ENTER Data from the DSTi, DSTo, CSTi, and CSTo buses of the selected trunk is presented on the screen. To send test data, press the following softkeys: TRUNK-NUM Enter the circuit location on the Tl Trunk Card (24 Tl circuits per Tl Trunk Card) ENTER MORE-KEYS Enter the test data - hex 00 to FF (Note: if 00 is entered, no test data is sent; if nothing is entered, test data 00 is sent) ENTER To manually change the clock source while monitoring, press the following softkeys: MANUAL Enter the bay number of new source and press RETURN * Enter the slot number of new source and press RETURN * ENTER * This number must be the locations of a functioning Tl Trunk Card. To return to the original clock source: AUTO ENTER To start a loopback test: LOOPBACK INTERNAL/EXTERNAL/CLEAR (See notes) ENTER Note: 1. 2. 3. 4. March 1997 Issue 1 Revision 0 5-15 INTERNAL LOOPBACK causes the DX to route transmit data signals back into the receive channels. EXTERNAL LOOPBACK causes the DX to route receive data signals back out to the transmit channels. CLEAR clears the ioopback test that is currently in progress. If the Tl link is not in synchronization, or is transmitting a yellow alarm, or if the TX or RX pads are not set to zero, the data received is altered. Bit 0 changes because of the transmission of AB bits.
RS-232 Maintenance Terminal Table 5-5 provides definitions for the softkey commands that you can enter from the maintenance terminal to test the Ti link. Table 5-5 Softkey Definitions Softkey TRUNK-NUM CANCEL YELLOW RETURN MANUAL AUTO SEND TxPadz RxPad Tx/AB-00 Tx/AB-01 Tx/AB-10 Tx/AB-11 LOOPBACK - INTERNAL LOOPBACK - EXTERNAL LOOPBACK-D UPDATE Definition Prompts for target trunk. Defaults to 01. Valid is 01-24, Goes back to REPORTS LEVEL form. The default settings for ail control signals will be set, Toggles bit that forces the Tl module to send a yellow alarm to the far end or removes the yellow alarm condition (bipolar). Goes back to the SHOW STATUS summary form. This softkey will allow the user to change the sync source. The user will be prompted for Bay/Slot. This softkey will restore the original synchronization mode. Prompts user for data to be transmitted. Data is sent continuously down the channel currently selected. Valid input is 00-FF (hex). Increments transmit attenuation control bits. Increments receive attenuation control bits. Transmits A = 0 , B = 0 Transmits A = 0 , B = 1 Transmits A = 1 , B = 0 Transmits A = 1 , B = 1 Analog loopback. Toggles the loopback relay for the card. Loops the signals back through the hardware in the card. External loopback causes the DX to route receive data signals back out to the transmit channels. External loopback function sends PABX “A” “B” signaling bits, not incoming “A” “B” bits. Digital loopback. Toggles the ioopback bit for the selected channel, The DSl channel is looped internally to replace the corresponding receive channel. This softkey updates the values on the screen 5-16 Issue 1 Revision 0 March 1997