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Table 11-3. Command Facility Configuration
Option Default Description
1. Time 00:00:00 The system time. At power-up, the Multiserver requests the time from
locally attached feeder muxes to make sure that the network agrees on
the time of day. If there are no local feeder mux units, time starts at
00:00:00. During a keypad warm reset or default value node reset, the
time resets to 00:00:00.
After you select this option, the following is displayed:
ENTER TIME: [HH:MM:SS]:
Type in the hour, a colon (:), the minute, a colon, and the second(s) in
24-hour time. (If the time is 1:00 pm, the display should read 13:00:00.)
Press
N to continue to the the next menu option (the date) or press <cr>
to re-display the Command Facility Parameters menu. Press M to abort
the process and return to the Command Facility Main Menu.
2. Date 00/00 System date in mm/dd (month/day). The month and day will reset to
00/00 if a hardware reset or default value node reset is performed.
After you select this option, the following is displayed:
ENTER DATE: [MM/DD]:
Type in the month, a slash, and the day.
Press
N to continue to the the next menu option (Event Reporting) or
press <cr> to re-display the Command Facility Parameters menu. Press
M to abort the process and return to the Command Facility Main Menu.
3. Event Reporting Off Toggle on or off. An event is a normal change of state in the system. No
action is required. The events are reported to the location defined in
option 7, Output Event/Alarm Reports, detailed below.
4. Alarm Reporting On Toggle on or off. Alarms are messages that report errors in the system
which directly affect the Multiserver’s performance ability. The alarms are
reported to the location defined in option 7, Output Event/Alarm Reports.
5. Switch Statistics On Toggle on or off. Switch statistics are messages about switching
Reporting conditions: class number, name, number of connects, connect failures,
and maximum number in queue. This is part of the system statistics
period report.
Switch Statistics is option 7 of the Status/Statistics menu, which is
discussed fully in Section 11.6, Status/Statistics, and Table 11-7.
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- Table of Contents 10
- Table of Contents (continued) 10
- 1. Specifications 14
- Async Channel Characteristics 15
- Sync Channel Characteristics 15
- Multiserver 5000 (continued) 15
- MS1 Voice/Fax Cards 17
- General Specifications 17
- Analog Specifications 17
- CHAPTER 1: Specifications 18
- Signaling Specifications 18
- Digital Specifications 18
- MS1 56K CSU/DSU Module 19
- MS RLB Module 19
- MS1 NMS Module 20
- MS1 V.35 Converter/DCE 20
- X.21 Converter/DCE 20
- 2. Introduction 21
- CHAPTER 2: Introduction 22
- 2.2 Feeder Muxes 22
- 2.12 Manual Text Conventions 26
- Default Node Default Node 29
- Unit Number ID 29
- INGLE LINK POINT-TO-POINT 31
- DISTRIBUTED STAR 35
- 4. Base-Unit Installation 36
- Warning! 37
- Channel Numbers 39
- 5. Module Installation 42
- 5.4 Blank Back Panel 45
- 5.5 Disassembly Procedures 45
- NUMBER 1 47
- 5.6 Installation Procedures 49
- DIMPLES ON TOP OF BACK PANEL 51
- BLANK BACK PANEL 51
- NSTALLING CONVERTERS 53
- EMOVING CONVERTERS 53
- 6. Getting Started 54
- CHAPTER 6: Getting Started 55
- 6.3 The Command Facility 55
- 6.4 Reset Defaults 57
- 6.5 Name the Local Node 58
- 6.6 Quick Setup 60
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1212 63
- EZ423 EZ423 65
- Crossover Cable 65
- 7.4 The Sync Data Channel 66
- (DTE, DB25) 67
- MS RLB COMMPAK 69
- Local Multiserver 69
- Remote Multiserver 69
- 7.6 Testing the RLB Module 70
- 7.7 Voice/Fax Channels 71
- 8.1 Types of Links 72
- 8.2 Avoid Node Duplication 72
- CHAPTER 8: Link Configuration 75
- 9. Data-Channel Configuration 84
- ONTROL SIGNALS 87
- Protocol Data Rate (bps) 91
- Multiserver DTE 93
- Constant Controlled 93
- 9.3 Asynchronous Channels 95
- Option Default Description 101
- 9.4 Copy Channel Parameters 104
- 10. Switching Configuration 108
- Option Description 109
- Important! 111
- 10.4 Synchronous Connections 113
- ODE/CLASS CONNECTION 115
- ATRIX CONNECTION 115
- Channels 116
- Parameters 117
- 10.8 Classes 120
- Async Channel 131
- 11. Administration 132
- CHAPTER 11: Administration 133
- Table 11-1. Reset Options 134
- 11.2 The Command Mode 135
- Table 11-2. The Command Mode 136
- 11.4 Messages 142
- Table 11-5. Dialog Messages 144
- 11.5 Network Security 146
- 11.6 Status/Statistics 148
- 11.7 Link Administration 156
- 11.8 Channel Administration 156
- 12. Diagnostics 159
- CHAPTER 12: Diagnostics 161
- Facility 161
- 12.5 Testing the Network 165
- 13. LCD/Keypad 167
- LCD/Keyboard Menu Flow Chart 169
- 13.2 Banner Message Display 170
- CHAPTER 13: LCD/Keypad 171
- 13.4 Menu Functions 171
- 13.5 Administration 171
- Important 172
- 13.7 Configuration 176
- Appendix A: Worksheets 177
- Display Messages Worksheet 190
- Record of Passwords 192
- Appendix B: Cabling Diagrams 193
- LEAVE A1 EMPTY 206
- RJ-48 CONNECTOR 206
- RJ-48 AT BOTH ENDS 206
- OF CABLE 206
- Cabling for the NMS Module 207
- (RS-232) 208
- CONVERTER 208
- (EHN071-005M) 210
- Cabling for Use with Tandem 212
- Appendix C: Defaults 213
- Voice/Fax Module 220
- Voice/Fax Module (continued) 221
- NMS Module 222
- Appendix D: Messages 223
- Screen Display Messages 224
- LCD Messages 236
- Appendix E: Indicators 241
- HP ENQ/ACK 247
- Table F-1. Spool Mode 248
- TOP VIEW 249
- MULTISERVER 5000 250
- Glossary 254
- Review System Message Log 266
- Menu Functions (password) 266
- Menu Flow Diagram 267
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