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    							NDA-24306 CHAPTER 5
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    INSTALLATION TEST PROCEDURE
    Note:
    For this test, there are three patterns for connections which possibly can be set up. Refer to Figure 024-1
    on the next page.
    NAP-200-024
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    Station to Station Connection Test
    START
    Confirm that a connection can be established between Station “A” and Station “B.”
    Station “A” goes off-hook.
    Station “A” hears dial tone.
    Station “A” dials the station number of Station “B.”
    Station “A” confirms that dial tone stops when the first digit has been dialed.
    Station “A” confirms that ringback tone is heard after dialing ends.
    Station “B” hears ringing on the telephone set.
    Station “B” lifts handset and answers the call.
    After answering, both Stations “A” and “B” confirm that they can talk with 
    each other.
    Stations “A” and “B” hang up. The connection is released.
    END
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    Figure 024-1  Station-to-Station Connection Test
    NAP-200-024
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    Station to Station Connection Test
    LC/
    ELC
    ORT dial tone, reorder tone
    Self-Node
    (ex. LN0)Other Node
         (ex. LN1)
    ISW
    Fusion Link
    FCCS LinkFusion Link STN ASTN B
    RG
    Dial
     
    TE
    LN
    Di
    al
     
    TE
    LNDi
    al
     
    TE
    LN
    LC/
    ELC
    ORT
    dial tone, reorder tone
    Self-Node
    (ex. LN0)
    ISW
    STN A
    STN B
    ORT
    dial tone, reorder tone
    Self-Node
    (ex. LN0)
    STN A
    
    
    
    ISW: Inter-node Switch
    LN: Local Node            TELN: Telephone Number
    LC/
    ELC
    LC/
    ELC
    STN B
    LC/
    ELC
       When Station A in IMG0/1 calls Station B in IMG2/3 of the same node.
       When Station A in IMG2/3 calls Station B in IMG0/1 of the same node.
       When Station A in IMG0/1 calls Station B in IMG0/1 of the same node.
       When Station A in IMG2/3 calls Station B in IMG2/3 of the same node.
    LC/
    ELC 
    						
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    3. SYSTEM INITIALIZED TEST
    3.1 Outline
    Tests are to be performed on the restart processing (reinitialization) and system changeover functions which en-
    able the system to restart its operations and services.
    3.2 System Initialized Test Procedure
    The System Changeover Test and Initialization Tests are to be performed per the NAP Numbers indicated to the
    right of each item in the following flowchart.
    START
    System Changeover Test:NAP-200-025
    System Initialization Test:NAP-200-026
    Circuit Card Initialization Test:NAP-200-027
    END 
    						
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    Test Outline
    Tests are to be performed to see if the ACT/ST-BY of the following equipment is normally changed over:
    1. Control Systems in each Local Node (LN)
    2. Control Systems in ISW
    3. Speech Path Systems in each LN (TSWM0/TSWM1)
    4. Speech Path Systems in ISW + all LNs as a whole
    5. PLO
    NAP-200-025
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    System Changeover Test
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    1. Control System changeover in each LN
    Follow the procedures below to perform the Control System changeover tests in each Local Node (LN). This
    test must be performed in each LN independently:
    Note:This changeover can also be performed via the CMODI/CMOD command. Refer to the “System Operations
    and Maintenance Manual.”
    Figure 025-1  DSP in ACT/ST-BY Mode (Local Node)
    NAP-200-025
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    System Changeover Test
    START
    Control System changeover 
    via MBR key on the CPR 
    DSP (PZ-DK224) On the CPR DSP on which CPU OPE lamp is illuminating, flip the 
    MBR key DOWN → UP → DOWN (OFF → ON → OFF).
    Lamp indication on the DSP changes to “DSP in ST-BY mode” as 
    shown in Figure 025-1.
    System messages “7-C” and “7-D” are displayed in succession.
    Control System changeover 
    via CPU SEL key on the 
    EMA card. (Forced 
    Changeover). Designate CPU changeover via CPU SEL key on the EMA (PH-
    PC40) card.
     CPU SEL key=UP:  CPU of No. 0 system goes active (ACT)
     CPU SEL key=DOWN:  CPU of No. 1 system goes active (ACT)
    Confirm the changed lamp indications on both DSP in ACT/ST-BY 
    mode as shown in Figure 025-1.
    END
    System messages “7-C” and “7-D” are displayed in succession.
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    MBR key
    DSP (Front View) DSP (Front View)
    MBR
    CPUOPEWOT
    IMG0
    IMG1IMG2IMG3
    STATUSSTATUS
    MBR
    CPUOPEWOTIMG0
    IMG3 IMG1
    IMG2
    : Lamp is OFF : Lamp is Flashing : Lamp is ON 
    						
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    2. Control System changeover in ISW
    Follow the procedures below to perform the Control System changeover tests in ISW:
    Note:This changeover can also be performed via the CMODI command. Refer to the “System Operations and
    Maintenance Manual.”
    Figure 025-2  DSP in ACT/ST-BY Mode (ISW)
    NAP-200-025
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    System Changeover Test
    START
    Control System changeover 
    via MBR key on the CPR 
    DSP (PZ-DK224)On the CPR DSP on which CPU OPE lamp is illuminating, flip the 
    MBR key DOWN → UP → DOWN (OFF → ON → OFF).
    Lamp indication on the DSP changes to “DSP in ST-BY mode” as 
    shown in Figure 025-2.
    System messages “7-C” and “7-D” are displayed in succession.
    Control System changeover 
    via CPU SEL key on the 
    EMA card.
    (Forced Changeover).Designate CPU changeover via CPU SEL key on the EMA (PH-PC 
    40) card.
     CPU SEL key=UP: CPU of No. 0 system goes active (ACT)
     CPU SEL key=DOWN: CPU of No. 1 system goes active (ACT)
    Confirm the changed lamp indications on both DSP in ACT/ST-BY 
    mode as shown in Figure 025-2.
    END
    System messages “7-C” and “7-D” are displayed in succession.
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    MBR key
    DSP (Front View) DSP (Front View)
    MBR
    CPUOPEWOT
    IMG0
    IMG1IMG2IMG3
    STATUSSTATUS
    MBR
    CPUOPEWOTIMG0
    IMG3 IMG1
    IMG2
    : Lamp is OFF : Lamp is Flashing : Lamp is ON
    Note:This figure assumes that the system adopts the fully-expanded configuration.
    DSP in ACT mode
    DST in ST-BY mode
    Legend 
    						
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    3. Speech Path System changeover in each ISW
    Follow the procedures below to perform the Speech Path System changeover tests in ISW:
    Note:This changeover can also be performed via the CMODI/CMOD command. Refer to the “System Operations
    and Maintenance Manual.”
    Note:If you change over from LNs, the entire system will be changed over. Therefore, it is best to change over
    from ISW.
    NAP-200-025
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    System Changeover Test
    START
    Change over the ACT/ST-BY of Speech Path Systems in ISW via key operation.
    On the active GT (PH-GT10) card in ISW, flip the MB key DOWN → UP → DOWN (OFF 
    → ON → OFF).
    Make sure that the ACT/ST-BY of all Speech Path Systems in LN0/1/2/3 are totally changed 
    over (Refer to Figures 025-3 and 025-7).
    Circuit cards to be checked
    
     TSW (PH-SW12)
     DLKC (PH-PC20)
    
     TSW (PH-SW12)
    
     MUX (PH-PC36)
    Analyze the system messages “7-E”, “7-F” and “1-T” to be displayed automatically.
    END
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    4. Total Speech Path System changeover
    Perform the total Speech Path System changeover test by referring to the flowchart below. As suggested in the 
    previous page, the ACT/ST-BY of Speech Path Systems can be differently set in every Local Node (LN). How-
    ever, excepting a particular case, the Speech Path changeover is normally performed on a system basis as shown
    in this page:
    Note:This changeover can also be performed via the CMODI/CMOD command. Refer to the “System Operations
    and Maintenance Manual.”
    NAP-200-025
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    System Changeover Test
    START
    Change over the ACT/ST-BY of the whole Speech Path Systems via key operation.
    On the active IOGT (PH-GT10) card in ISWM, flip the MBR key DOWN → UP → DOWN 
    (OFF → ON → OFF).
    Make sure that the ACT/ST-BY of all Speech Path Systems (in ISW and each Local Node) 
    are totally changed over (Refer to Figures 025-3, 025-5, 025-6 and 025-7).
    Circuit cards to be checked
      
     IOGT (PH-GT10)  TSW (PH-SW12)  TSW (PH-SW12)
     TSW (PU-SW00)  DLKC (PH-PC20)  MUX (PH-PC36)
     HSW (PH-SW01)  MUX (PH-PC36)
    Note:Check the whole cards in all LNs and ISW.
    Analyze the system messages 17-Y, 17-Z and 1-T to be displayed automatically.
    END
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    Figure 025-3  LEDs and Switches for Speech Path System Changeover
    NAP-200-025
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    System Changeover Test
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    green
    TSW ACT
    MB
    MBR
    PH-GT10
    IOGT: Active
    TSW ACT
    TSW ACTTSW ACT
    TSW ACT
    TSW ACTHSW ACT
    HSW ACTMUX ACTOPE/MB
    OPE/MB MUX ACT MBMB
    MB
    MB
    MB
    MB
    MBMBMB
    MBR
    TSW MBR TSW MBRTSW MB
    TSW MBRTSW MBTSW MBR
    TSW: Active HSW: Active TSW: Active MUX: Active DLKC: Active
    IOGT: ST-BY TSW: ST-BY HSW: ST-BY TSW: ST-BY MUX: ST-BY DLKC: ST-BY
    : Lamp is ON
    : Lamp is ON
    : Lamp is OFF
    : Lamp is OFF
    Legend
    green
    greengreen
    green
    green
    PU-SW00 PU-SW01 PH-SW12 PH-PC36 PH-PC20ISW
    LN 
    						
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    5. PLO changeover
    Perform the PLO changeover test referring to the flowchart below.
    NAP-200-025
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    System Changeover Test
    START
    Change over the ACT/ST-BY of the PLO systems in each LN via key operation.
    On the active PLO (PH-CK16-A) card in TSWM0, flip the MB key DOWN →  UP →  DOWN 
    (OFF → ON → OFF).
    Make sure that the ACT/ST-BY of the whole PLO systems (PLO in TSWM0 and CLK in 
    TSWM1) in the same Local Node (LN) are totally changed over. (Refer to Figures 025-4 and 
    025-7.)
    Circuit cards to be checked
    < TSWM0 >
     PLO (PH-CK16-A)        
    Note
    < TSWM1 >
     CLK (PH-CK18)           
    Note
    Note:
    Check the whole cards in the same node
    Analyze the system messages 7-U and 7-V to be displayed automatically.
    Repeat the steps above for all the remaining Local Nodes.
    Change over the ACT/ST-BY of the PLO systems in ISW via key operation.
    On the active PLO (PH-CK16-A/PH-CK17-A) card in ISWM, flip the MB key DOWN → UP 
    → DOWN (OFF → ON → OFF).
    Make sure that the ACT/ST-BY of the PLO systems (PLO0/PLO1 in ISWM) are securely 
    changed over. (Refer to Figures 025-4 and 025-6)
    Circuit cards to be checked
    < ISWM >
     PLO (PH-CK16-A/PH-CK17-A)          
    Note
    Note:
    Even though the PLO in ISWM is once
    changed over, the PLO/CLK in each LN are not
    changed over.
    Analyze the system messages 7-U and 7-V to be displayed automatically.
    END
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