Analogue extension, EX EXDDP Extension Directory Data Print

EXDDP :DIR=...; DIR = Directory number. Directory number for primary or secondary extensions. For value, consult the parameter description for analogue extension. ALL, & and && are permitted for this parameter. Example <EXDDP:DIR=ALL; EXTENSION DIRECTORY DATA DIR 6011 6013 6015 6016 CUST EQU CAT TYPE EL6 EL6 EL6 EL6 ICAT MCOST AUX

001-0-32-00 3 001-0-40-08 3 001-1-70-02 3 001-1-70-03 3

0000000 0000000 0000000 0000000

<EXDDP:DIR=6011; DIR 6011 EXCAP CUST EQU CAT TYPE ICAT MCOST AUX

001-0-32-00 3

EL6

0000000

Extension Category Print

EXCAP :DIR=...; DIR = Directory number. Directory number for primary or secondary extensions. For value, consult the parameter description for analogue extension. ALL, & and && are permitted for this parameter. EXAMPLE <EXCAP:DIR=ALL; EXTENSION CATEGORY FIELDS DIR 6011 6013 6015 6016 TRAF SERV CDIV ROC TRM ADC 0 0 0 0 BSEC 000000000 0 000000000 0 000000000 0 000000000 0

00121215 0215120700 011151100 000101 00121215 0215120700 011151100 000101 00121215 0215120700 011151100 000101 00121215 0215120700 011151100 000101

<EXCAP:DIR=6011; DIR 6011 EXCCP TRAF SERV CDIV ROC TRM ADC 0 BSEC 000000000 0

00121215 0215120700 011151100 000101 Extension Common Category Code Print

CAT =

Common category code. Common category code for parameters TRAF, SERV, CDIV and ROC.

For value, consult the parameter description for analogue extension. ALL, & and && are permitted for this parameter. CCAT = Check common category code in order to verify which extensions have stated common category code CAT. For value, consult parameter CAT in parameter description for analogue extension. EXAMPLE <EXCCP:CAT=ALL; EXTENSION CATEGORY CODE CAT 0 1 2 3 4 5 TRAF SERV CDIV ROC

00000000 0000000000 000000000 000101 00141415 0215120700 011151100 000101 00131315 0215120700 011151100 000101 00121215 0215120700 011151100 000101 00111115 0215120000 011151100 000101 00000000 0000000000 000000000 000001 Extension Directory Number Change

EXDNC

EXDNC :DIROLD=...,DIR=...; DIROLD = Directory number old. The present directory number. For value, consult parameter DIR in parameter description for analogue extension. & is permitted for this parameter. DIR = Directory number. The directory number which extension is to obtain after the change. For value, consult the parameter description for analogue extension. & is permitted for this parameter. EXAMPLE <EXDNC :DIROLD=4498,DIR=4600; EXTEI Extension Initiate

EXTEI:DIR=6011,EQU=1-0-32-00,TYPE=EL6,CAT=3,ICAT=0000000,TRM=0,ADC=000000000,BSEC=0; EXTEI:DIR=6013,EQU=1-0-40-08,TYPE=EL6,CAT=3,ICAT=0000000,TRM=0,ADC=000000000,BSEC=0; EXTEI:DIR=6015,EQU=1-1-70-02,TYPE=EL6,CAT=3,ICAT=0000000,TRM=0,ADC=000000000,BSEC=0; EXTEI:DIR=6016,EQU=1-1-70-03,TYPE=EL6,CAT=3,ICAT=0000000,TRM=0,ADC=000000000,BSEC=0; Digital key system telephone, KS KSDDP Key system directory data print

KSDDP :DIR=...; DIR = Directory number. OWN DIRECTORY NUMBER or ADDITIONAL DIRECTORY NUMBER. For value, consult parameter description for digital key system telephone. ALL, & and && are permitted for this parameter. EXAMPLE <KSDDP:DIR=ALL; DIR 6000 CUST EQU CAT 1 ADN ODN 1 0 CALALT TIMER

001-1-20-14

6012 6014

001-1-20-11 001-1-20-12

1 1

1 1

0 0

<KSDDP:DIR=6014; DIR 6014 KSDNC CUST EQU CAT 1 ADN ODN 1 0 CALALT TIMER

001-1-20-12

Key system directory number change

KSDNC :DIROLD=...,DIR=...; DIROLD = Directory number old. The present directory number. & is allowed for this parameter. For value, consult parameter DIR in parameter description for digital key system telephone. DIR = Directory number. The directory number that the extension will have after the change. & is allowed for this parameter. For value, consult parameter description for digital key system telephone. EXAMPLE <KSDNC :DIROLD=1147,DIR=2158;

KSEXI

Key system extension initiate

EXAMPLE KSEXI:DIR=6300,EQU=1-1-2013,ITYPE=24,CAT=1,CALALT=1,TRM=0,ADC=00000000000000,LANG=F,BSEC=0,TIMER=0; KSEXI:DIR=6301,EQU=1-1-2009,ITYPE=19,CAT=1,CALALT=1,TRM=0,ADC=00000000000000,LANG=F,BSEC=0,TIMER=0; KSEXI:DIR=6302,EQU=1-1-2006,ITYPE=19,CAT=1,CALALT=1,TRM=0,ADC=00000000000000,LANG=F,BSEC=0,TIMER=0; KSEXI:DIR=6313,EQU=1-1-2004,ITYPE=24,CAT=1,CALALT=1,TRM=0,ADC=00000000000000,LANG=F,BSEC=0,TIMER=0; KSEXI:DIR=6320,EQU=1-1-2010,ITYPE=19,CAT=1,CALALT=1,TRM=0,ADC=00000000000000,LANG=F,BSEC=0,TIMER=0; NADAP Number analysis data print

NADAP : [NUMTYP=... ] [,LIM=...] ; NUMTYP = Number type. States the number type to be printed out. For value, consult parameter description for number analysis. & is permitted for this parameter. If the parameter is omitted all number analysis data will be printed out. LIM = LIM number. States whether data from several LIMs are to be printed out for control of LIM uniformity. For value, consult parameter description for number analysis. & is permitted for this parameter. If the parameter is omitted read off will take place from one LIM only. EXAMPLE <NADAP; NUMBER ANALYSIS DATA TYPE OF SERIES NUMBER SERIES EXTENSION NUMBER SERIES 4590 - 4599 6000

6010 - 6030 6100 - 6360 6530 EXTERNAL DESTINATION CODE 100 749 91 - 99 OPERATOR INDIV. NUMBER SERIES 6001 - 6002 OPERATOR COMMON NUMBER SERIES 0 OPERATOR COM. DID. NUM. SERIES 0 ABBREVIATED COMMON NUMBER SERIES 323 530 5314 TYPE OF SERVICE CODE SERVICE CODE ANSWER GROUP CALL PICK UP 8 EXTERNAL NUMBER LENGTH DATA EXTERNAL NUMBER NUMBER LENGTH PROCEED TO SEND SIGNAL DATA EXTERNAL NUMBER POS. TYPE CALL DISCRIMINATION DATA EXTERNAL/INTERNAL NUMBER CAT 0 14 13 12 11 1 14 13 12 11 2 14 13 12 11 3 14 13 12 11 4 14 13 12 11 5 14 13 12 11 6 14 13 12 11 7490 14 13 11 7491 14 13 11 7492 14 13 11 7493 14 13 11 7494 14 13 11 7495 14 13 11 7496 14 13 11 7497 14 13 11 7498 14 13 11 7499 14 13 11 8 14 13 12 11 91 14 92 11 93 14 13 11 94 11 95 11 96 11 97 14 11 98 11 99 11 END NANSI Number analysis number series initiate

NANSI :NUMTYP=___,NUMSE=___; NANSI:NUMTYP=____,NUMSE=___&&____; NANSI:NUMTYP=____,NUMSE=___&____; NUMTYP = Number type. For value, consult parameter description for number analysis. NUMSE = Number series. For value, consult parameter description for number analysis. & and && are allowed for this parameter. But && is not allowed for NUMTYP = CP or AI, and & is not allowed for NUMTYP = CP. EXAMPLE <NANSI :NUMTYP=AC,NUMSE=0300&&0326&040&&050; EXECUTED

<NANSI:NUMTYP=AC,NUMSE=5314; EXECUTED

CNHUI

Configuration hardware update initiate

LIM =

LIM-number. & is permitted, a maximum of 5 values though. For value, consult parameter description for configuration. BPOS= Board position. For value, consult parameter description for configuration EXAMPLE < CNHUI :LIM=18; ORDERED CONFIGURATION HARDWARE UPDATE LIM 018 END CONFIGURATION HARDWARE UPDATE EXECUTED < CNHUI :BPOS=1-0-13; ORDERED CONFIGURATION HARDWARE UPDATE BPOS=001-0-13 END CONFIGURATION HARDWARE UPDATE EXECUTED SYDAP SYDAP ; 1.2 FUNCTION System data print NEW BOARD FOUND

The command produces a printout of system data which is common to the entire system, that is, transfer before answer allowed/not allowed, type of diversion with highest priority, maximum number of external lines in a conference call, conference release option, type of paging defined as standard paging and number of paging jobs which can be sent in connection with paging. 1.3 PRINTOUT

SYECP

System equipment configuration print

SYECP [:LIM=...];

LIM = LIM number. For value, consult parameter description for system data. &, && and ALL are permitted for this parameter. 3.2 FUNCTION

The command is used in order to print the number of initiated line individuals in a LIM or in the system. The listed type of extensions is of the type ordinary/primary or own directory number. If there is any type of line individual that has no individual initiated, the field for the number will be empty. If parameter LIM is omitted, a summary of initiated line individuals in the system will be presented. 3.3 PRINTOUT

SYSTEM EQUIPMENT CONFIGURATION INITIATED LINE INDIVIDUALS IN LIM ... INITIATED LINE INDIVIDUALS IN THE SYSTEM INTERNAL LINES: ANALOGUE DIGITAL CAS POTS ITS OPERATOR DATA DUAL PUBLIC LINES: ANALOGUE DIGITAL ISDN S0 ISDN S2M PRIVATE LINES: ANALOGUE DIGITAL APNSS DPNSS ISDN S0 ISDN S2M END ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

INTERNAL LINES: ANALOGUE DIGITAL CAS POTS ITS OPERATOR DATA DUAL PUBLIC LINES: ANALOGUE DIGITAL ISDN S0 ISDN S2M

Number of analogue extensions. Number of digital extensions. Number of CAS extensions. Number of POTS extensions. Number of ISDN extensions. Number of PABX operators. Number of data extensions Number of Dual access extensions

Number of analogue external lines. Number of digital external lines. Number of public lines for ISDN 2B+D. Number of public lines for ISDN 30B+D. Number of analogue external lines. Number of digital external lines. Number of private analogue DPNSS lines. Number of private DPNSS lines. Number of public lines for ISDN 2B+D. Number of public lines for ISDN 30B+D.

PRIVATE LINES: ANALOGUE DIGITAL APNSS DPNSS ISDN S0 ISDN S2M

SYEDP

System equipment data print

LIM =

LIM number. For value, consult the parameter description for system data. &, && and ALL are permitted for this parameter. EQU = Equipment position. For value, consult the parameter description for system data. & and && are permitted for this parameter. BPOS = Board position. For value, consult the parameter description for system data. & and && are permitted for this parameter. TYPE = Type of signalling diagram. Function block that administers the equipment position. For value, consult the parameter description for relevant application system, which can be found in a separate ASbinder. If the parameter is omitted, all types will be printed. 4.2 FUNCTION

The command is used in order to print data for:

y y y y

All initiated equipment positions in the given LIMs. Given signalling diagram in all LIMs. Given equipment positions. In those cases where the stated position is equipped with a board possessing more than 8 individuals the stated equipment position can be converted to the actual equipment position. Given board positions. In those cases where the stated board position is equipped with a board possessing more than 8 individuals the stated board position can be converted into the actual board position. PRINTOUT

4.3

SYSTEM EQUIPMENT DATA EQU . . . END BOARDID Board Identity. For value consult parameter BRDID in the parameter description for the relevant application system, witch will be found in a separate AS-binder. DIR Directory number. For value, consult the parameter description for system data. ROU/TRU Route/Trunk number. For value, consult the parameter description for system data. 4.4 EXAMPLE 1 BOARDID . . . TYPE . . . DIR ROU/TRU . . . . . .

Print the data for the equipment positions in LIM 1 which have signalling diagram for EL6. SYEDP :LIM=1,TYPE=EL6; SYSTEM EQUIPMENT DATA EQU 001-1-12-00 001-1-12-01 001-1-12-02 END BOARDID 2 2 2 TYPE EL6 EL6 EL6 DIR 1001 1002 1003 ROU/TRU

Extensions 1001-1003 are initiated as individuals 0, 1 and 2 respectively at a board with signalling diagram for EL6. The board is placed in the magazine 1 of LIM 1, and has board position 12. The board has the BOARDID=2. SYEVP System equipment vacancies print

SYEVP :TYPE= [,LIM=...]; TYPE= Type of signalling diagram. Function block that administers the equipment position. For value, consult the parameter description for the relevant application system, which can be found in a separate AS-binder.

LIM = LIM number. For value, consult the parameter description for system data. If the parameter is omitted the printout is valid for all LIMs. &, && and ALL are permitted for this parameter. 5.2 FUNCTION

The command produces a printout of free equipment positions of the specified type in the entire system or in given LIM. The command is used for obtaining a printout of free equipment positions for extensions, PABX operators, external lines, modems, integrated voice mail, paging equipment, and announcing machine equipment. The command does not support the following values for TYPE: CTL (cordless telephone line), IPL (Internet protocol extension), and TL65 (signalling, external lines). These values have no logical relation between equipment position and individuals. 5.3 PRINTOUT

SYSTEM EQUIPMENT VACANCIES EQU . . . END EQU Equipment position. Equipment position of device. For value consult the parameter description for system data. BOARDID Board Identity. For value consult the parameter BRDID in the parameter description for the relevant application system, which will be found in a separate AS-binder. BOARDID . . .

5.4

EXAMPLE

Print all free equipment positions handled by EL6. SYEVP :TYPE=EL6; SYSTEM EQUIPMENT VACANCIES EQU 001-0-41-04 END BOARDID 2

Equipment position 001-0-41-04 is free in LIM 1, magazine 0, board position 41 and individual number 4. The board interface number is 2. SYIDP System data own exchange number print

SYIDP ;

8.2

FUNCTION

The command is used to obtain a printout of the current exchange identity used in route optimization. 8.3 PRINTOUT

PRIVATE NETWORK EXCHANGE IDENTITY IS ... END

8.4

EXAMPLE

Print the current exchange identity used in route optimization. SYIDP ; PRIVATE NETWORK EXCHANGE IDENTITY IS 12345 END

The current exchange identity is 12345. SYTDP System time supervision data print

SYTDP ; 9.2 FUNCTION

The command produces a printout of time supervision data common to the entire system, that is, time for call diversion, time between repeated search code during paging. Time before release takes place when no answer is obtained when paging, limiting time for paging queue before alarm is given and limiting time for PABX operator queue time supervision.

9.3

PRINTOUT

CALL DIVERSION NO ANSWER LONG TIME =

Time for call diversion when no answer, long time in seconds.

CALL DIVERSION NO ANSWER SHORT TIME = OPERATOR QUEUE TIME LIMIT = PAGING INTERVAL = PAGING TIME NO ANSWER =

Time for call diversion when no answer, short time in seconds. Time set as limiting value for the PABX operator queue time in seconds. If the value is exceeded during traffic measurements, then the call is registered as delayed. Time between repeated sending of search code when paging in seconds. Time before release takes place when no answer is obtained from paging in seconds.

PAGING QUEUE TIME ALARM Time which indicates the limiting value before alarm is given for queue time during paging in LIMIT = seconds.

9.4

EXAMPLE

Print the time supervision data for a system with paging functions. SYTDP ; SYSTEM TIME SUPERVISION DATA CALL DIVERSION NO ANSWER LONG TIME = 15 CALL DIVERSION NO ANSWER SHORT TIME = 7 OPERATOR QUEUE TIME LIMIT = 30 PAGING INTERVAL = 20 PAGING TIME NO ANSWER = 120 PAGING QUEUE TIME ALARM LIMIT = 10 END

Time for call diversion when no answer, long time is 15 seconds and time for call diversion when no answer, short time is 7 seconds. The limiting value for registration of a call to the PABX operator as a delayed call is 30 seconds. Time between repeated sending of search code when paging is 20 seconds and the time before release of paging job takes place when no answer received in connection with paging is 120 seconds. Alarm is given when the queue time to a paging area during paging exceeds 10 seconds. ALLIP Alarm list print

ALLIP [: ALLCLA= ] ; ALLCLA = Print System Acknowledgement alarm Class The parameter can only assume the value: YES = To printout both active and system acknowledged alarms If the parameter is omitted only active alarms in the alarm log will be printed

19.2

FUNCTION

The command prints out all fault codes stored in the system's alarm log. For each fault code an alarm class, number of alarms with this fault code and a short slogan is printed out. For more detailed alarm information, see command ALLOP .

19.3

PRINTOUT

IDENTITY VERSION DATE TIME CODE

Identity of exchange. Version of program package and revision state. Printout date. Printout time.

Fault code. For value, consult parameter descriptions for fault codes (CODE). CLASS Alarm class number. For value, consult parameter CLA in parameter description for alarm. NOAF Number of active faults. The number of faults which exist in the system with this fault code. System acknowledged alarms are not included. EXPLANATION A short explanation of the fault code. For value, consult parameter descriptions for fault codes (CODE). NO ALARMS IN LOG ALREI NOT DONE ! Command ALREI has not been entered up to now and no alarms have been removed. Date and time when command ALREI has been entered the last time and alarms have been removed. 19.4 EXAMPLE 1 No alarms are stored in the alarm log.

LAST ALREI

Print out all active alarms. < ALLIP ; ALARM LIST IDENTITY: VOLVO-GBG VERSION: LZY2030118/R3A

DATE: 01APR86 CODE 5 15 24 769 1007

TIME: 07:31:05

CLASS NOAF EXPLANATION 3 2 3 3 4 1 2 1 1 1 PARITY CONTROL CIRCUIT FAULTY DEVICE BOARD FAULTY OR MISSING FAULTY PCM LINK (GJU) AIRCONDITION FIREALARM

ALREI NOT DONE!

END

The following can be read from the printout for code 5: An alarm with fault code 5 belonging to class 3 is stored in the alarm log. The slogan of the fault code is - PARITY CONTROL CIRCUIT FAULTY, i.e. parity control circuit on LPU-board is faulty.

19.5

EXAMPLE 2

Print out both active and system acknowledged alarms. < ALLIP : ALLCLA=YES; ALARM LIST IDENTITY: VOLVO-GBG VERSION: LZY2030118/R3A

DATE: 01APR96

TIME: 07:31:05

CODE 5 15 15 24 1007

CLASS 3 2 0 3 4

NOAF 1 2 1 1 1

EXPLANATION PARITY CONTROL CIRCUIT FAULTY DEVICE BOARD FAULTY OR MISSING DEVICE BOARD FAULTY OR MISSING FAULTY PCM LINK (GJU) FIREALARM

LAST ALREI : 01JAN96, 00:46:20

END

Alarm code 15 has both currently active alarm information and system acknowledged alarm information printed. ALLOP Alarm log print

CLA =

Alarm class number. If the parameter is omitted, a printout from all the alarm classes takes place starting in the highest alarm class. For value, consult parameter description for alarm. & is permitted for this parameter, but only a maximum of 5 values can be stated. GRP = Alarm group. If the parameter is omitted, a printout from all the alarm groups takes place. For value, consult parameter description for alarm. CODE = Fault code. For value, consult parameter descriptions for fault codes (CODE). ALP = Alarm position. For value, consult parameter description for alarm. Note If all the parameters are omitted, all the alarms in the alarm log will be printed.

20.2

FUNCTION

The command prints out detailed alarm information from the system's alarm log. For more concise information see command ALLIP . 20.3 PRINTOUT

IDENTITY VERSION DATE TIME CLASS DATE TIME ALP NOIF UNIT

Identity. Station identity. Version of program package and revision state. Printout date. Printout time. Alarm class number. For value, consult parameter CLA in parameter description for alarm. Date when the alarm was registered in the alarm log. Time when the alarm was registered in the alarm log. Alarm position. For value, consult parameter description for alarm. Number of identical faults. States how many times an identical error has occurred. Observe that all data in the alarm must be identical, not just the fault code. Faulty program unit. For value, consult parameter UNIT in parameter description for the relevant application system, which will be found in a separate AS-binder. Faulty equipment position. If value for LIM is missing the title is not printed out. If any other value is missing, a star (*) is printed, for example 004-*-**-**. Interface number for board pointed out as faulty. Is printed out if information is available. For value, consult parameter BRDID in parameter description for the relevant application system, which will be found in a separate AS-binder. Faulty side in GS (group switch). Is printed out for group switch alarm. Faulty GSM (module in the group switch). Is printed out for group switch alarm. Receipt date. Is printed out if the alarm is system acknowledged. Receipt time. Is printed out if the alarm is system acknowledged. ADD INFO. Only used INFs are printed out. No alarms are stored in the specified alarm class, alarm group or alarm log.

EQU BRDID

GSSIDE GSM RDATE RTIME INF1-4

NO ALARMS IN ...

FAULT CODE

The stated fault code is not stored in the alarm log.

NOT ALARMED ALREI NOT DONE ! Command ALREI has not been entered up to now and no alarms have been removed. Date and time when command ALREI has been entered the last time and alarms have been removed.

LAST ALREI

20.4

EXAMPLE 1

Print out all alarms stored in the alarm log. < ALLOP ; ALARM LOG IDENTITY: VOLVO-GBG VERSION: LZY2030118/R3A

DATE: 04APR86 CLASS: 3

TIME: 14:00:00

24 FAULTY PCM LINK (GJU) DATE 04APR86 TIME 10:27:59 ALP 3 NOIF 1 GSSIDE GSM 0 0

15 DEVICE BOARD FAULTY OR MISSING DATE 04APR86 TIME 10:59:59 ALP 4 NOIF 1 EQU 002-0-00-10 BRDID 16

CLASS: 1 45 LIM RELOADED AND RESTARTED DATE 03APR86 TIME 22:10:35 ALP 1 NOIF 2 EQU 003-*-**-**

CLASS: 0

52 DEVICE BOARD MANUALLY BLOCKED DATE 04APR86 RDATE 04APR86 TIME 12:00:08 RTIME 13:34:09 ALP 7 NOIF 1 UNIT ALR EQU BRDID INF1 1

1-3-41-00 19

ALREI NOT DONE!

END

The printout shows: The first alarm in the alarm log concerns a faulty PCM-line. The fault code for this type of error is 24. The alarm, having been generated once, belongs to alarm class 3. The other alarm in class 3 is fault code 15, DEVICE BOARD FAULTY OR MISSING. Fault code 45, LIM RELOADED AND RESTARTED, is present in alarm class 1 and fault code 52, DEVICE BOARD MANUALLY BLOCKED, is a system acknowledged alarm in class 0. 20.5 EXAMPLE 2

Print out alarm for fault code 24. < ALLOP :CODE=24; ALARM LOG IDENTITY: VOLVO-GBG VERSION: LZY2030118/R3A

DATE: 04APR86 CLASS: 3

TIME: 14:00:00

24 FAULTY PCM LINK (GJU) DATE 04APR86 TIME 10:27:59 ALP 3 NOIF 1 GSSIDE GSM 0 0

LAST ALREI : 01APR86, 00:46:20

END

The printout shows: Fault code 24 belongs to alarm class 3. The alarm is in position 3 in the alarm log. It has been generated once and concerns the PCM-line to side 0, in the group switch.

20.6

EXAMPLE 3

Print out the alarm stored on position 7 in the alarm log. < ALLOP :ALP=7; ALARM LOG IDENTITY: VOLVO-GBG VERSION: LZY2030118/R3A

DATE: 05APR86 CLASS: 0

TIME: 15:31:23

52 DEVICE BOARD MANUALLY BLOCKED DATE 04APR86 RDATE 04APR86 TIME ALP NOIF 1 UNIT EQU BRDID INF1 1

12:00:08 7 RTIME 13:34:09

ALR 1-3-41-00 19

ALREI NOT DONE!

END

The printout shows: In position 7 the fault code 52 - DEVICE BOARD MANUALLY BLOCKED - is stored. The alarm belongs to alarm class 0 and has occurred once. Someone has with a command blocked one alarm board. The alarm board is connected to the program unit ALR and is available in LIM 1, magazine 3, board position 41. The alarm board has the board identity 19. The board was deblocked and system acknowledged at 13:34:09.

20.7

EXAMPLE 4

Print out all alarms in alarm class 3 for alarm group SES. < ALLOP :CLA=3,GRP=SES; ALARM LOG IDENTITY: VOLVO-GBG VERSION: LZY2030118/R3A DATE: 05APR86 CLASS: 3 24 FAULTY PCM LINK (GJU) DATE 04APR86 TIME 10:27:59 ALP 3 NOIF 1 GSSIDE GSM 0 0 TIME: 16:30:00

15 DEVICE BOARD FAULTY OR MISSING DATE 04APR86 TIME 10:59:59 ALP 4 NOIF 1 EQU 002-0-00-10 BRDID 16

LAST ALREI : 01APR86, 00:46:20 END

The printout shows that two alarms are stored in alarm group SES in alarm class 3. ALREI Alarm receipt initiate

ALP = Alarm position. For value, consult parameter description for alarm. & is permitted, but only a maximum of 5 values can be stated. CLA = Alarm class number. For value, consult parameter description for alarm. LIM = LIM number. For value, consult parameter description for alarm. Note If all the parameters are omitted, all the alarms in the alarm log will be acknowledged.

21.2

FUNCTION

The command is used to acknowledge and remove alarms from the alarm log, either per position by stating parameter ALP, per alarm class by stating parameter CLA, or per LIM by stating parameter LIM. If no parameter is stated all alarms are acknowledged. 21.3 EXAMPLE 1

Acknowledge alarm position 6, 7 and 8 in alarm log.

< ALREI :ALP=6&7&8; EXECUTED

21.4

EXAMPLE 2

Acknowledge all alarm class 4 alarms in the alarm log. < ALREI :CLA=4; EXECUTED

21.5

EXAMPLE 3

Acknowledge all alarms in LIM 4. < ALREI :LIM=4; EXECUTED

21.6

EXAMPLE 4

Acknowledge all alarms in the alarm log. < ALREI ; EXECUTED

21.7

COMMAND CATEGORY

Dangerous = No Sequence number for authorization code: 0307

22 22.1

ALSII

Alarm serviceman input initiate

FORMAT

ALSII :BPOS=,ALI=[,TEXT=]; BPOS = Board position. For value, consult parameter description for alarm. ALI = Alarm board input. For value, consult parameter description for alarm. TEXT = Text information. If the parameter is omitted no text is obtainable. For value, consult parameter description for alarm. 22.2 FUNCTION

The command specifies a particular external input on an alarm board as serviceman input. This makes it possible to inform a PABX operator (by means of a symbol on the PABX operator console) if a serviceman is present or not. In addition, if an audible alarm output is defined in the system it will be activated each time a new alarm is generated, if the serviceman is present. (When the serviceman input is active.) The audible alarm can be acknowledged by a serviceman if an audible alarm acknowledge input has been defined. Only one serviceman input per LIM is permitted. Several serviceman inputs can be defined per system. If any of these inputs are active, the PABX operator is informed of the presence of a serviceman. When an alarm occurs, all audible alarm outputs in the system are activated if any of the serviceman inputs are active CADAP Calendar function data and system identity print

CADAP ; 2.2 FUNCTION

This command is used for printing out the system identity, program package version, program package R-state, and time and date. 2.3 PRINTOUT

IDENTITY= SYSTEM IDENTITY NOT VALID VERSION= SYSTEM VERSION NOT VALID CALENDAR TIME NOT VALID time date

System identity, for example VOLVO-GBG. The system identity has not been defined. Program package version and R-state are specified here. Program package version and R-state are not defined in the system. Time and date are either invalid due to reload of the system or affected by a system restart. The time of the calendar. The date of the calendar.

2.4

EXAMPLE 1

Print out calendar data and system identity. < CADAP ; CALENDAR DATA

IDENTITY=VOLVO-GBG VERSION=LZY20350101/1-R1A 08:40:22 FRI 12 FEB 1993 END

The program package version is LZY 203 50101/1 and the program package R-state is R1A. 2.5 EXAMPLE 2

Print out calendar data and system identity. < CADAP ; CALENDAR DATA SYSTEM IDENTITY NOT VALID SYSTEM VERSION NOT VALID 10:05:30 MON 15 FEB 1993 END

The program package version, the program package R-state and the system identity are not set, but the system has valid time and date. CATII Calendar function time initiate

DATE = Date. For value, consult parameter description for calendar data. TIME = Time. For value, consult parameter description for calendar data. CALIB = Calibration. This parameter can assume the values BEGIN and END. BEGIN END Specified when a correct time is entered at calibration start. Specified when a correct time is entered at calibration end. The system now calculates the time deviation and sets the correct calibration values. Minimum calibration time is 55 hours.

If the parameter is omitted, the clock is set without influencing the calibration. 5.2 FUNCTION

The command has the following functions:

y y y Note

To set the correct time and date To initiate start of calibration To initiate stop of calibration. The calibration values are thereafter calculated If the TIME parameter is specified, the command must be keyed (press CR) at precisely the minute change-over. The TIME parameter is specified down to the minute level and the system sets the seconds to 00.

5.3

EXAMPLE 1

Set start time from which the calibration value is to be calculated. Note The command must be sent (CR must be pressed) at precisely the minute change-over since it contains the TIME parameter.

< CATII :DATE=1986-02-20,TIME=09-25,CALIB=BEGIN; EXECUTED

5.4

EXAMPLE 2

Request calculation of a new calibration value. Note The command must be sent (CR must be pressed) at precisely the minute change-over since it contains the TIME parameter.

< CATII :DATE=1986-02-22,TIME=22-17,CALIB=END; EXECUTED

5.5

EXAMPLE 3

Set correct date in the system. < CATII :DATE=1986-02-20; EXECUTED

5.6

EXAMPLE 4

Set correct time in the system. Note The command must be sent (CR must be pressed) at precisely the minute change-over since it contains the TIME parameter.

< CATII :TIME=13-30; EXECUTED

5.7

EXAMPLE 5

Set both time and date in the system.

Note

The command must be sent (CR must be pressed) at precisely the minute change-over since it contains the TIME parameter.

< CATII :TIME=13-30,DATE=1986-02-20; EXECUTED

RFEXI RFEXI ; 2.2

Restart function exchange initiate

FUNCTION

Restart of the entire system. All program units in all LIMs obtain start signals for restart phase 1, start phase 1.5 and restart phase 2. In restart phase 1 all necessary variables are initiated and time measurement is requested. In start phase 1.5 all program units can exchange information with one another. In restart phase 2 the program units are prepared for traffic. As the restart affects program units that are active I/O-administrative, the printout will be issued as a result printout after the restart. A condition in order to get the command executed is that the system is started in start phase 2.

2.3

PRINTOUT

RESTART EXCHANGE STARTED LIM:S END STARTED LIM:S FAILED LIM:S PARTLY FAILED LIM:S FAILED LIM:S PARTLY FAILED LIM:S FAILED PU:S

LIMs that could be restarted. LIMs that could not be restarted. LIMs that were partially restarted, that is contain one or more program units that could not be restarted. If more than four program units could not be restarted, this is indicated by three asterisks (*) after the fourth program unit. Program units that could not be restarted.

FAILED PU:S

2.4

EXAMPLE

Restart a 10 LIM:s system. < RFEXI ; RFEXI ; SURE? (YES/NO)

<YES; ORDERED LOGGED OFF RESTART EXCHANGE STARTED LIM:S FAILED LIM:S PARTLY FAILED LIM:S FAILED PU:S 1 10 END LOGGED OFF

LIMs 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10 were restarted, LIM 2 was restarted except for program unit SGM, LIM 7 was restarted except for program units PTM, ALR, DERS2, MMP and a few others, LIM 4 failed to restart. RFBOI Restart function board initiate

RFBOI :BPOS=...[,RESET=...]; BPOS = Board position. Board position containing board to be restarted. For value, consult parameter description for restart. & is permitted for this parameter, however no more than 5 board positions may be stated. RESET = Reset type. The value can be either SOFT or HARD. If the parameter is omitted, default value will be SOFT. 1.2 FUNCTION

Restart of device board. Device board on specified board position receives activation signal. The command is used on change of device boards. The following device board cannot be activated by command: GJUL-board.

1.3

PRINTOUT

RESTART BOARD STARTED BOARD:S FAILED BOARD:S EXECUTED STARTED BOARD:S FAILED BOARD:S

Device boards that could be restarted. Device boards that could not be restarted.

1.4

EXAMPLE

Restart device board in LIM 1, magazine 0 on board position 40 and device board in LIM 2, magazine 1 on board position 20. < RFBOI :BPOS=1-0-40&2-1-20; RFBOI :BPOS=1-0-40&2-1-20; SURE? (YES/NO) <YES; EXECUTED

Device board in LIM 1, magazine 0 on board position 40 could be restarted, device board in LIM 2, magazine 1 on board position 20 could not be restarted. 1.5 COMMAND CATEGORY

Dangerous = Yes Sequence number for authorization code: 6303

2 2.1

RFEXI

Restart function exchange initiate

FORMAT

RFEXI ; 2.2 FUNCTION

Restart of the entire system. All program units in all LIMs obtain start signals for restart phase 1, start phase 1.5 and restart phase 2. In restart phase 1 all necessary variables are initiated and time measurement is requested. In start phase 1.5 all program units can exchange information with one another. In restart phase 2 the program units are prepared for traffic. As the restart affects program units that are active I/O-administrative, the printout will be issued as a result printout after the restart. A condition in order to get the command executed is that the system is started in start phase 2.

2.3

PRINTOUT

RESTART EXCHANGE STARTED LIM:S END STARTED LIM:S FAILED LIM:S FAILED LIM:S PARTLY FAILED LIM:S FAILED PU:S

LIMs that could be restarted. LIMs that could not be restarted.

PARTLY FAILED LIM:S

LIMs that were partially restarted, that is contain one or more program units that could not be restarted. If more than four program units could not be restarted, this is indicated by three asterisks (*) after the fourth program unit. Program units that could not be restarted.

FAILED PU:S

2.4

EXAMPLE

Restart a 10 LIM:s system. < RFEXI ; RFEXI ;

SURE? (YES/NO) <YES; LOGGED OFF

LIMs 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10 were restarted, LIM 2 was restarted except for program unit SGM, LIM 7 was restarted except for program units PTM, ALR, DERS2, MMP and a few others, LIM 4 failed to restart. 2.5 COMMAND CATEGORY

Dangerous = Yes Sequence number for authorization code: 6304

3 3.1

RFLII

Restart function LIM initiate

FORMAT

RFLII :LIM=...; LIM = LIM number. LIM to be restarted. For value, consult parameter description for restart. & is permitted for this parameter, although no more than 5 LIMs may be stated. 3.2 FUNCTION

Restart of LIM. Program units in a stated LIM receive start signals for restart phase 1, start phase 1.5 and restart phase 2. In restart phase 1 variables are being initiated and time measurement is requested. In start phase 1.5 all program units can exchange information with one another. In restart phase 2 program units are prepared for traffic. The I/O-LIM can only be restarted separately if it is to be restarted by command.

If a LIM containing active I/O-administrative program units is restarted the printout will be issued as a result printout after the restart. Conditions in order to get the command executed are that the specified LIMs are blocked and that they are started in start phase 2.

3.3

PRINTOUT

STARTED LIM:S FAILED LIM:S PARTLY FAILED LIM:S FAILED PU:S

LIMs that could be restarted. LIMs that could not be restarted. LIMs that were partially restarted, that is contain one or more program units that could not be restarted. If more than four program units could not be restarted this is indicated by three asterisks (*) after the fourth program unit. Program units that could not be restarted.

DUSYI

Dumping system initiate

DUSYI [:DUMP= ][,PRINT= ]; DUMP Type of dump. This parameter states the extent of the dump to external backup, i.e. if dump of all program code and data shall be = made or only changes since the previous system dump. It can only accept the values: CHANGES The data of changed active common function units will be copied to passive common function units. Program code for units with any changed code will be dumped. All exchange data in LIMs with any = changed exchange data will be dumped to external backup. ALL = All passive common function units will be updated and all program code and exchange data will be dumped. Load of possible standby sides will be ordered.

If the parameter is omitted, only changes will be dumped. PRINT Type of printout. This parameter can only take the values: = RESULT Information about the dump is presented as a result printout. The terminal will be free for use during execution of the dump. It is possible to break a system dump which uses result printout with command = DUBRI . ALL = A detailed printout of each event during the system dump is given.

If the parameter is omitted, the detailed printout is used.

10.2

FUNCTION

The command initiates a system dump in reload format. Program code and exchange data will be dumped to one of the reload directories (REL1 or REL2) on external backup with regard to the DUMP parameter. One local backup in each LIM is updated with all exchange data for the LIM, even if nothing has been changed. If it is the first system dump, i.e. there is no valid reload directory, the dump will be done to REL1 and finished with a copy to REL2 so that both directories will be valid for reload. The dump consists of the following parts: y y y y y y y Updating of passive common function units. Dump of exchange data to local backup in all LIMs. Dump of program code to external backup. Dump from local backup to external backup. Dump of LIMs' program code and data from local backup to external local backup. Check reading of external backup. Updating of possible standby sides. See below.

The following is valid for LIMs with duplicated control system: Load of standby side will be ordered if program code has been dumped to external backup. If no program code has been dumped, the standby side will be updated with exchange data. Only the parts a, b and g are performed if external backup does not exist. Part e is only performed in LIMs with external local backup. 10.3 PRINTOUT 1 (PRINT=ALL)

SPEXI

Special Purpose Extension Initiate

SPEXI :DIR=..., OPT=... [,NDC=]; DIR = Directory number. For value, consult parameter description for special purpose extension. & is permitted for this parameter. OPT = Option. Function code for the function which is to be initiated. For value, consult parameter description for special purpose extension. & is permitted for this parameter.

NDC = Non-dialled connection number. Hot-line number. The parameter is not optional in the common sense. It must be stated when parameter OPT has the values N or D. For value, consult parameter description for special purpose extension. 2.2 FUNCTION

The command allows one or more extensions, one, two or all of the following functions alarm extension direct hot-line delayed hot-line automatic answering master extension

An alarm extension is an extension which may be called even when it is busy, i.e. a call to the alarm extension is connected in the conference mode. The alarm extension function can only be initiated for an analogue extension, for the extra (additional) directory number on a digital telephone set, and for a cordless extension. It is highly recommended to avoid the initiation of a cordless extension as an alarm extension. If a direct hot-line or a delayed hot-line shall be initiated, then the non-dialled connection number must also be stated, number to be called when the calling party goes off hook, e.g. an external number or a procedure. Direct hot-line and delayed hot-line cannot be initiated at the same time. An automatic answering extension is an extension which is connected directly when called. The extension does not have the clear signal. An extension with automatic answering may be used for, for example, telephones with loudspeakers, speech message equipment and dictation machines. The automatic answering function can only be initiated for analogue extensions. A master extension is an extension which is permitted to order group do not disturb, bypass of an extension with group do not disturb activated or follow me for an internal group hunting group by dialling predefined procedures. 2.3 EXAMPLE 1

Initiate extension 3800 as a hot-line extension with non-dialled connection number 0000947C401164 (route access code 00, international prefix 009, country code 47, second dial tone (normal PTS signal) and subscriber number 401164). Let the extension, at same time be an alarm extension. SPEXI : DIR=3800, OPT=N&E, NDC=0000947C401164; EXECUTED

2.4

EXAMPLE 2

Initiate extension 3801 as a hot-line extension with non-dialled connection number 0005C11E13D11675. The translated number consists of the route access code 00 and destination code 05 and after destination code a PTS is expected. When a PTS is received or time out expires next digits shall be 11. After digits 11 a PTS signal is expected followed by DTMF digit sending, if time out expires the external line is disconnected. If the PTS is received next digits shall be 13. After digits 13 a PTS signal is expected and if time out expires DTMF digit sending is performed. After that next digits shall be 11675. SPEXI : DIR=3801, OPT=N, NDC=0005C11E13D11675; EXECUTED

SPEXP

Special Purpose Extension Data Print

SPEXP :DIR=...; DIR = Directory number. For value, consult parameter description for special purpose extension. ALL, & and && are permitted for this parameter. 3.2 FUNCTION

The command states which of the following extra functions exist for the extension y y y y y Alarm extension, i.e. an extension where all its calls are connected via conference equipment, which means that it is always possible to make a call to this extension even when it is busy. Direct hot-line, i.e. an extension which is automatically connected to a preset number (non-dialled connection number). Delayed hot-line, i.e. an extension which is, after a short delay, automatically set up to a preset number (non-dialled connection number). If dialling within the delay time, the telephone works as an ordinary telephone. Master extension, i.e. an extension which is permitted to order group do not disturb, bypass of an extension with group do not disturb activated or follow me of an internal group hunting group by dialling predefined procedures. Automatic answering extension, i.e. an extension which is connected momentarily to an incoming call. The extension does not have the clear signal. An extension with automatic answering may be used for, for example, telephones with loudspeakers, speech message equipment and dictation machines.

If the extension is a hot-line extension, the non-dialled connection number is also printed out.

3.3

PRINTOUT

SPECIAL PURPOSE EXTENSION DATA DIR END OPT Option. (Function) For value, consult parameter description for special purpose extension. NDC Non-dialled connection number. For value, consult parameter description for special purpose extension. OPT NDC

3.4

EXAMPLE

Make a printout of all the extensions with initiated extra function. SPEXP : DIR=ALL; SPECIAL PURPOSE EXTENSION DATA DIR 3800 3801 3810 3822 OPT NDC N, E 0000947C401164 N D A 0005C11E13D11675 3850

3840

END

Extensions 3800 and 3801 are direct hot-line extensions. Extension 3800 has non-dialled connection number 0000947C401164 (route access code 00, international prefix 009, country code 47, second dial tone, subscriber number 401164). Extension 3801 has non-dialled connection number 0005C11E13D11675. The translated number consists of the route access code 00 and destination code 05 and after destination code a PTS is expected. After digits 11 a PTS signal is expected followed by DTMF digit sending. In case of time out the external line is disconnected. After digits 13 a PTS signal is expected and in case of time out DTMF digit sending is performed. The last digits are 11675. Extension 3810 has the function delayed hot-line with non-dialled connection number 3850. Extension 3800 is also an alarm extension. Extension 3822 has automatic answering. Extension 3840 is a master extension. BLDBI Blocking device board initiate

BLDBI :BPOS= ; BPOS = Board position. For value, consult parameter description for blocking. 2.2 FUNCTION

All individuals stated on the board are manually blocked by this command. Existing traffic is not interrupted but new traffic cannot be initiated. A printout will be obtained when all individuals are free. If traffic is in progress ORDERED is printed out and a time supervision starts that will terminate the command after 3-10 minutes, if it was not terminated before then. This means that if traffic is still in progress after 3-10 minutes a list of busy individuals will be printed out when the terminal is used next time. Blocking will take place as soon as the individuals become free. How many minutes it will be, depends on intensity of the telephony traffic (A-level) in the system. As the printout is a result printout (ORDERED is written on the terminal) it is not obtained until the terminal is logged off or another command is keyed. Blocking will take place when the individuals have become free. The command cannot be used for GJUL or LPU-boards. For I/O-boards terminal individuals will not be blocked. Note When the I/O board which handles the system's backup is manually blocked, the backup will be inaccessible.

2.3

PRINTOUT 1

The traffic has ceased before the three minutes of time supervision have passed. DEVICE BOARD FREE END

2.4

PRINTOUT 2

Traffic is still in progress when the time supervision has stopped. BLOCKING DEVICE BOARD INITIATE BUSY EQU END BUSY EQU Equipment position on stated board that still has traffic in progress. For value, consult parameter EQU in parameter description for blocking. 2.5 EXAMPLE 1

Block all individuals on a board placed in LIM 18, magazine 1, board position 32. BLDBI :BPOS=18-1-32; EXECUTED

When the command was initiated no traffic was in progress.

2.6

EXAMPLE 2

Block all individuals on a board placed in LIM 18, magazine 1, board position 32. BLDBI :BPOS=18-1-32; ORDERED DEVICE BOARD FREE END

When the command was initiated the traffic was in progress, but traffic has now ceased and the blocking has been executed.

2.7

EXAMPLE 3

Block all individuals on a board placed in LIM 18, magazine 1, board position 32. BLDBI :BPOS=18-1-32; ORDERED BLOCKING DEVICE BOARD INITIATE BUSY EQU 018-1-32-02 018-1-32-04

END

After the end of the time supervision the traffic over the individuals 2 and 4 on the board stated by the command is still in progress. These individuals will be blocked when they are free of traffic. The remaining individuals are blocked. BLDBE Blocking device board end

BLDBE :BPOS=...[,ALLFM=]; BPOS = Board position. & is permitted, but with a maximum of 5 values. For value, consult parameter description for blocking. ALLFM = All fault marks. Only YES can be stated. The command is then not only de-blocking the manual blocking, but also clears all fault markings for the board to zero. If the parameter is omitted, then it is only manual blocking which is removed. 1.2 FUNCTION

The command removes manual blocking of all individuals on a device board or clear all fault markings for the individual to zero. The command cannot be used for GJUL or LPU-boards. For further information on fault markings, see BLOCKING in the description for command BLFDP in this command description. 1.3 EXAMPLE 1

Remove manual blocking on a board placed in LIM 18, magazine 1, board position 32. BLDBE :BPOS=18-1-32; EXECUTED

1.4

EXAMPLE 2

Remove manual blocking and all fault markings for the individuals on a board placed in LIM 3, magazine 1, board position 12. BLDBE :BPOS=3-1-12,ALLFM=YES; EXECUTED

BLEQI

Blocking equipment position initiate

BLEQI :EQU=...; EQU = Equipment position. & is permitted, but with a maximum of 5 values. For value, consult parameter description for blocking. 4.2 FUNCTION

Manual blocking of indicated individual. Existing traffic is not interrupted and the printout is obtained when the device is free from traffic. If traffic is in progress ORDERED is printed out and a time supervision starts that will terminate the command

after 3-10 minutes, if it was not terminated before then. This means that if traffic is still in progress after 3-10 minutes a list of busy individuals will be printed out when the terminal is used next time. Blocking will take place as soon as the individuals become free. How many minutes it will be, depends on intensity of the A-level traffic in the system. As the printout is a result printout (ORDERED is written on the terminal) it will not be obtained until the terminal is logged off or another command is keyed. The command cannot be used for GJUL or LPU boards nor for terminal individuals on I/O boards. For IP device boards (ELU32/IPLU) this command blocks the whole board, regardless of the indicated individual. 4.3 PRINTOUT 1

The traffic has ceased before the 3 minutes of time supervision have passed. DEVICE FREE END

4.4

PRINTOUT 2

Traffic is still in progress when the time supervision has stopped. BLOCKING EQUIPMENT POSITION INITIATE BUSY EQU END BUSY EQU Equipment position on stated board that still has traffic in progress. For value, consult parameter EQU in parameter description for blocking. 4.5 EXAMPLE 1

Block individual 1 on a board placed in LIM 18, magazine 1, board position 32. BLEQI :EQU=18-1-32-1; EXECUTED

When the command was initiated no traffic was in progress.

4.6

EXAMPLE 2

Block individual 1 on a board placed in LIM 18, magazine 1, board position 32. BLEQI :EQU=18-1-32-1; ORDERED DEVICE FREE END

When the command was initiated the traffic was in progress. Traffic has now ceased and the command has been executed. 4.7 EXAMPLE 3

Block individual 1 on a board placed in LIM 18, magazine 1, board position 32. BLEQI :EQU=18-1-32-1; ORDERED BLOCKING EQUIPMENT POSITION INITIATE BUSY EQU 18-1-32-01 END

For the equipment position, stated in the command, the traffic is still in progress after completion of the time supervision. The position will be blocked as soon as it is free from traffic. BLEQE Blocking equipment position end

BLEQE :EQU=...[,ALLFM=]; EQU = Equipment position. & is permitted, but with a maximum of 5 values. For value, consult parameter description for blocking ALLFM = All fault marks. Only YES can be stated. The command is not only de-blocking manual blocking but also clears all fault markings for the individual to zero. If the parameter is omitted, then it is only manual blocking which is removed. 3.2 FUNCTION

Removes manual blocking of device individual or clears all fault markings for the individual to zero. The command cannot be used for GJUL or LPU-boards nor for terminal individuals on I/O-boards. For IP device boards (ELU32/IPLU) this command removes the manual blocking or clears all fault markings of the whole board, regardless of the indicated individual. A description of fault markings is given under the title BLOCKING in command description for command BLFDP . 3.3 EXAMPLE 1

Remove manual blocking for individual 3 on a board placed in LIM 2, magazine 0, board position 21. BLEQE :EQU=2-0-21-3; EXECUTED

3.4

EXAMPLE 2

Remove manual blocking and all fault markings for individual 7 on a board placed in LIM 4, magazine 0, board position 13.

BLEQE :EQU=4-0-13-7,ALLFM=YES; EXECUTED

BLFDP

Blocked and faulty device print

BLFDP :[LIM=...][,TYPE=]; LIM = LIM number. & is permitted, but with a maximum of 5 values. For value, consult parameter description for blocking. TYPE = Type of device. For which type printout is to be given For value, consult parameter description for blocking. 5.2 FUNCTION

The command is used to initiate printout of blocked, line blocked or disturbance marked devices of indicated type. If LIM and TYPE are omitted, all fault marked individuals of the system are printed out. For generic extensions (e.g. TYPE=CT), only the board status is shown, not the status of the individuals. For IP device boards (ELU32/IPLU) it is not possible to only block one individual, this command shows the first EQU position to indicate that the whole board is blocked. 5.3 PRINTOUT

FAULTY DEVICES EQU END EQU Equipment position. For value, consult parameter description for blocking. If the equipment number is omitted in the printout, the printout concerns individual connected to the individual on the equipment number stated in the previous line of the printout. BOARDID Interface identity for boards. For value, consult parameter BRDID in parameter description for the relevant application system, which will be found in a separate AS-binder. BOARDID BLOCKING DISTMARK LINELOCK

BLOCKING Blocking variable. This value embraces 16 positions. Each position where a digit 1 is placed indicates a certain kind of fault marking or blocking. The positions are named B0-B15. B0 is at the far right. B0 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 Manual blocking via command, of individual on the device board. Internal blocking during handling of exchange data. Faulty device board. Faulty device or line fault. Fault in equipment connected to a device board. (For example digital telephone set, DTS) Blocked by equipment outside the system, for example another exchange which is not a digital system. Device program in start phase.

B7 B8 B9 B10 B11B15

Individual is blocked as a result of manual blocking of device board via command. Temporary marking that manual blocking of busy individual has been initiated. Temporary marking that manual blocking of device board has been initiated, this individual is busy. Blocking caused by external equipment. Vacant

DISTMARK Disturbance marked YES NO Disturbance marked, will only be used as last choice. No disturbance marked.

LINELOCK Line blocked YES No Device individual is blocked due to line error. No fault found on line.

5.4

EXAMPLE 1

Print out all fault marked devices in LIM 2 and 3. BLFDP :LIM=2&3; FAULTY DEVICES EQU BOARDID BLOCKING B'0000000000000001 B'0000000000100000 DISTMARK LINELOCK NO YES NO YES

002-0-21-03 02 003-1-12-00 09 END

In LIM 2, magazine 0, board position 21, individual 3 is indicated as manually blocked, but is not disturbance marked or line locked. The board position is equipped with the board type ELU which is stated by H'02. In LIM 3, magazine 1, board position 12 individual 0 is indicated. The interface identity of the board is 9 (BTU3). Individual 0 is blocked by supervision equipment outside the system and is both disturbance marked and line locked.

5.5

EXAMPLE 2

Printout all fault marked devices in LIM 18 of type PABX operator. BLFDP :LIM=18,TYPE=OL;

FAULTY DEVICES EQU 018-1-32-05 END BOARDID BLOCKING 05 B'0000000000000001 DISTMARK LINELOCK NO NO

In LIM 18, magazine 1, board position 32 a board of interface identity 5 (ELU5) is placed. Individual 5 on the mentioned board is of PABX operator type and is manually blocked. The individual is not disturbance marked or line locked. 5.6 EXAMPLE 3

Printout all fault marked devices in LIM 30 of type cordless terminal. BLFDP :LIM=30,TYPE=CT; FAULTY DEVICES EQU 030-1-20-00 END BOARDID BLOCKING 108 B'0000010000000000 DISTMARK LINELOCK NO NO

In LIM 30, magazine 1, board position 20 a board of interface identity 108 is placed. The complete board is of cordless terminal type and is blocked by external equipment, in this case base stations. The board is not disturbance marked or line locked.