Mitel Sx-2000 Llightware 32, Release 1.0 Technicians Handbook

							Index
211
G
Getting help 77
H
Hard disk
backing up
 166
checking for errors 94
formatting, non-redundant system 
140
recovery 140
removal and replacement 143
Help
displaying
commands
 77
explanations 77
I
Identifying
cards
 94
firmware 92
system resource shortages 92
J
Joining a redundant system 101
Jumper settings, PRI NT and LT 28
Jumpers, on CEPT interface assembly 
27
L
Languages, selecting 77
Line appearances, displaying 86
Line Termination, PRI 28
Link, displaying status of 108
Listing the active features
for a plid
 105
for an extension 105
Loading software
into a card’s processor
 94
on non-redundant systems 168
on redundant systems 179
Locating
an extension or trunk
 105
where a number is used 105
Logging out 77, 215
Logs
checking parameters
 90
deleting 90
setting file size 90
starting, ending, printing 85
M
Main controller card, replacement 147
Main controller, activity status 102
Maintenance
port characteristics
 215
Maintenance mode, switching to 78
Message center
backing up
 100
restoring 100
MFRDs, changing 194
MICRO LIGHT cabinet
card layout
 11
valid card combinations 12
Mounting a volume 102
Moving phone users 61
N
Network Termination, PRI 28
Non-dial in trunks, programming 66
Non-redundant system
checking
 157
checklist 155
control cabinet card layout 10
Numbers, locating where used 105
O
OPS line card switches 26
Options, enabling 194
P
Parity
console port
 80
DNIC port 80
Partitioning and joining 101
Password
changing
 78
resetting 78
PCM links, testing 95 
						

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Peripheral cabinet
adding
 17
card layout 15
Peripheral interface cabling 29
Peripheral interface cards
table of
 20
Peripheral nodes
powering down
 137
powering up 138
Peripheral switch controller card, 
replacement
 148
Phone attributes, changing 60
Pin designations, for USCO 29
Ports, printer 48
Powering down
control node
 136
DSU nodes 137
peripheral nodes 137
Powering up
control node
 138
DSU nodes 139
peripheral nodes 138
PRI card, Line Termination 28
PRI card, Network Termination 28
Printing
assigning a default printer
 84
cancelling a print job 83
CDE forms 81
checking the queue 83
log files to a local printer 81
programming ports 48
to LPR3 81
Programming
attendant consoles
 57
call rerouting always 63
dial in trunks 67
DISA dial in trunks 67
DISA non-dial in trunks 68
non-dial in trunks 66
printer ports 48
the telephone directory 59
voice stations 52
Q
Queue, checking print queue 83
Quitting desktop mode 77
R
Reading maintenance logs 89
Recovering from a corrupted hard disk 
140
Recovery, system dimensions 132
redundant file coruption, fixing 133
Redundant system
checking
 158
checklist 155
control cabinet card layout 9
scheduling an activity switch 91
switching activity 91
Refreshing the terminal screen 80
Removing
a faulty hard disk
 143
courtesy down request 87
Replacing
circuit cards
 146
control resource card 149
faulty hard disk 143
main controller card 147
peripheral switch controller 148
Resetting passwords 78
Resources, identifying shortages 92
Restoring
a volume
 102
the database 99
Returning a busy circuit or trunk to 
service
 87
RSD Copier Functionality 162
RSD, formatting 163
S
Saving the database 99
Scheduling
an activity switch
 91
Selecting a different language 77
Session logs 85 
						

							Index
213
Setting
alarm thresholds
 86
card settings 24
the size of the SMDR log file 90
Showing
alarms
 85
faults 85
Software
displaying the revision
 79
displaying the version 79
loading on non-redundant systems 
168
loading on redundant systems 179
Stepping back through commands 79
Swapping users 107
Swapping users’ phones 62
Switches
on CRC
 24
on DS1 formatter card 27
on E & M trunk card 25
on OPS line card 26
Switching
activity (redundant systems)
 91
terminal from screen mode to print 
mode
 84
to maintenance mode 78
Synchronization
displaying information
 109
of the clock source 109
SYSID mismatch, recovery 132
System dimension mismatch 132
System resources, displaying 86
T
Tape, formatting 164
Telephone directory, programming 59
Terminal
refreshing screen
 80
switching to print mode 84
Testing
circuits
 88
digital trunks 108
PCM links 95
trunks 88
Time, changing or reading 79
Trunks
locating
 105
returning to service 87
testing digital trunks 108
Turning diagnostics on/off 92
U
USCO pin designations 29
Users
deleting
 107
moving 61
moving, adding, swapping 107
swapping 62
V
Voice stations, programming 52
Volume
backing up, restoring
 102
displaying information 102
enabling, disabling access 103
formatting 104
mounting, dismounting 102 
						

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