NEC Neax 2400 Imx Wireless System Manual
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CHAPTER 6 ND-70290 (E) Pag e 3 14 Revision 3.0 SYSTEM OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 2. Make-busy Set and Cancel of ZT and B Channel Make-Busy Set Figure 6-3 Make-Busy Set of ZT and Each B Channel Make-Busy Cancel Figure 6-4 Make-Busy Cancel of ZT and Each B Channel START END MAKE-BUSY SET OF ZT AND EACH B CHANNELUse MBCSL command. For details, refer to Chapter 5. START MAKE-BUSY CANCEL OF ZT AND EACH B CHANNELUse MBCSL command. For details, refer to Chapter 5. END
ND-70290 (E) CHAPTER 6 Page 315 Revision 3.0 SYSTEM OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 2. ZT PEG COUNT FOR TRAFFIC CONTROL 1. General Below are some items that can be measured in the traffic control of ZTs. TOTAL NUMBER OF OUTGOING CALLS : Number of calls from PS (excluding the case where the call was released without dialling and where the caller originates a call via a trunk and encounters all routes busy.) NUMBER OF COMPLETED OUTGOING CALLS Note 1 : Number of all calls which have received the answer signals. TOTAL NUMBER OF TERMINATING CALLS: Number of calls to PS NUMBER OF COMPLETED TERMINATING CALLS TO INDIVIDUAL PS: Total number of calls which have terminated to Individual PS NUMBER OF TERMINATING CALLS TO LINE KEYS Note 2 : Total number of calls which have terminated to the line keys NUMBER OF TERMINATING PAGING CALLS Note 3 : Total number of paging calls NUMBER OF COMPLETED TERMINATING PAGING CALLS Note 3 : Total number of paging calls which have terminated NUMBER OF UNANSWERED CALLS : Number of calls directed to PS which ended up unanswered due to the PS whose power OFF or Out of Zone NUMBER OF HANDOVER ATTEMPT : Number of the handover occurrence attempted NUMBER OF COMPLETED HANDOVER : Number of handovers completed between channels occurred in ZTs NUMBER OF PS LOCATION REGISTRATION REQUESTS: Number of the messages sent in the events of location registration in cases where the power is turned on, handover takes place between calling areas or entered a certain area out of the zone NUMBER OF ALL ZT B CHANNELS IN BUSY STATE: Number of Busy State of all channels of the ZT calling area are engaged upon receiving certain call NUMBER OF ABNORMAL ACCESSES : Number of cases where the PS authentication is not verified correctly due to the inconsistent data information between PS and the system
CHAPTER 6 ND-70290 (E) Pag e 3 16 Revision 3.0 SYSTEM OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE Note 1: Only the ZTs in its calling area designated by the ACSPL is measured. Note 2:Line key incoming call service is not available. Note 3:Paging incoming call service is not available. NUMBER OF TIMES THE T CHANNEL CANNOT BE CONNECTED Note 1 : How many times the designated T channel could not be connected after channel setup request was received by the PS NUMBER OF TIMES SQUELCH DISCONNECTED Note 1 : Number of occurrences of the squelch disconnection NUMBER OF ZT CHANNEL CHANGEOVER Note 1 : How many times changeover between channels occurred in ZT
ND-70290 (E) CHAPTER 6 Page 317 Revision 3.0 SYSTEM OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 2. Operation Procedures The following chart explains the operation procedure concerning ZT Peg Count. Note 1:Whether or not the System Scanning Function is provided is determined by the command AIOC. Note 2: Scanning data is printed out when the display of the MAT is initial. Initial display appears after a dedicated time. START END Assign the calling area number desired to be measured.1) Select 17 (ZT Peg Count) as the type of traffic measurement. Automatically printed out from the MAT printer. 2) 3) Order the suspension of the measurement. Data reading starts. Is traffic data printed out automatically? 1) 1) On the lapse of measurement time YES NO ATRF Command For details, refer to Chapter 5. DTFP Command For details, refer to Chapter 5. ATRF Command For details, refer to Chapter 5. ACSPL Command For details, refer to Chapter 5. Note 2
CHAPTER 6 ND-70290 (E) Pag e 3 18 Revision 3.0 SYSTEM OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 3. DISPLAY OF PS STATION DATA 1. General The designated PS station data can be displayed by selecting the corresponding Tenant number and the Station number. 2. Operation Procedures START END Select PS tenant number and station number to be displayed.DPSN Command For details, refer to Chapter 5.
ND-70290 (E) CHAPTER 6 Page 319 Revision 3.0 SYSTEM OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 4. REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE OF CSINT CIRCUIT CARD/ZT This section explains how to replace CSINT circuit card and ZTs. Refer to the “System Operations and Maintenance Manual” for the PBX for circuit cards that are not covered here. 1. Replacement procedure of CSINT Circuit Card Confirm the BLn1 (n=0~3) is flashing and other BL lamps light off (Not used). START Turn ON the MBR key of the corresponding circuit card. Turn ON the MB key of the circuit card. Extract the CSINT circuit card from PIM. Adjust switch settings on a new card referring to those on the extracted card. Turn the MB key off. Return the MBR key on the CSINT circuit card off. END When inser ting the new card, set the MB key ON.Insert the new card.
CHAPTER 6 ND-70290 (E) Pag e 3 20 Revision 3.0 SYSTEM OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 2. Replacement Procedure of ZTs START Unscrew the ZT. END Tu r n t h e P O W E R S w i t c h O F F on the back of the ZT. Extract the ZT. Using the command MBCSL in the MAT, make the port that corresponds to a given ZT in a busy state. Disconnect the communication cable and the power cable (in case it is used) from the ZT. Secure the mounting place onto a cer tain location with furnished screws to install the ZT. Turn the POWER ON the Switch on the back of the ZT. Using the command MBCSL in the MAT, make the por t corresponding to a given ZT in a make-busy cancel state. Connect the communication cable and the power cable used prior to the replacement to a new ZT.
ND-70290 (E) CHAPTER 6 Page 321 Revision 3.0 SYSTEM OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 5. SYSTEM MESSAGE This section describes the system messages concerning the ZT. Other system messages are to be explained in “The System Operations and Maintenance Manual” for the PBX. 1. Detection of WIRELESS SYSTEM (PCS) Fault “26-L” WIRELESS SYSTEM Failure Report 2. Detection of ZT Fault When the detected trouble or faulty part concerns the ZTs, the following messages appear. “25-J” ZT Operation Start “25-K” ZT Set Up NG “25-L” ZT Fault “25-M” ZT Fault Recovery “25-N” ZT Carrier Fault System Messages and its reason MESSAGE NAME MEANINGSYSTEM MESSAGE ZT Operation Start Indicates ZT is put into normal operation. 25-J ZT Set Up NG Indicates ZT start-up ends in failure. 25-K ZT Fault Indicates ZT Fault. [SUP] 25-L ZT Fault Recovery Indicates ZT Fault recovery 25-M ZT Carrier Fault Indicates ZT Control Carrier Fault 25-N Wireless System Failure ReportIndicates WIRELESS SYSTEM Fault [MN] 26-L
CHAPTER 6 ND-70290 (E) Pag e 3 22 Revision 3.0 SYSTEM OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 3. Detail of Each Message a. “25-J” ZT Operation Start b. “25-K” ZT Set Up NGDetail message data 1: XX XX 00 00 00 00 00 00 - Detail message data 1: XX XX XXXX00 00 00 00 - Set UP NG KIND 00: ZT Restart Process 01: ZT Status Adjustment 02: ZT Bch Status Adjustment Set UP NG Factor 00~04 : Not Used. 05~08 : System-ID down load processing NG. 09~0A : System-ID down load processing timeout. 0B~0D : ZT Data down load processing NG. 0E~10 : ZT Data down load processing timeout. 11 : CS-ID setting NG 12 : CS-ID setting timeout. 13 : Carrier decision order processing NG 14 : Carrier decision order processing timeout. 15~16 : Not Used. 17 : ZT make busy processing NG 18 : ZT make busy processing timeout. 19 : B channel make busy/cancel processing NG. 1A : B channel make busy/cancel processing timeout. 1B : B channel initialization processing NG 1C : B channel initialization processing timeout. 1D~1F : Not Used. 20 : ZT operation parameter change processing NG. 21 : ZT operation parameter change processing T.O. 22 : ZT Status request processing NG. 23 : ZT Status request processing timeout. 24~ : Not Used. Detected ZT GL MG U ZT which sends notification GL MG U
ND-70290 (E) CHAPTER 6 Page 323 Revision 3.0 SYSTEM OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE c. “25-L” ZT Fault 1: XX XX XXXX XX XX00 00 - Additional information Fault meaning 00: Fault report receive - Power ON execute 01: Fault report receive - Line Watchdog Detect 02: Fault report receive - Air Watchdog Detect 03: Fault report receive - Line Soft Detect 04: Fault report receive - Air Soft Detect 05: Fault report receive - Line-Air Detect 06: Fault report receive - LCCH Send Time Out 10: ZT Operation Stop 20: ZT Period Diagnosis NG - Time Out 21: ZT Period Diagnosis NG - Retry-out 22: ZT Period Diagnosis NG - SYS-ID unmatch 23: ZT Period Diagnosis NG - Additional ID Unmatch 24: ZT Period Diagnosis NG - ZT Status Unmatch Additional information XX XX PBX information 00: Inactive 01: Make busy 02: In Operation ZT information 00: Inactive 01: Make busy 02: In Operation 25: ZT Period Diagnosis NG - ZT Bch Status Unmatch Additional information XX XXXX PBX information 00: In Operation - idle 01: In Operation - busy 02: Make Busy ZT information 00: In Operation - idle 01: In Operation - busy 02: Make Busy Detected Bch 01: B1 02: B2 03: B3 Detected ZT GL MG U