Provisioning Commands, Administration Commands

Provisioning Commands

Upon initial insertion of the Litespan H2TU-C into the Litespan system, configuration options are downloaded automatically to the line card and take precedence over the ADTRAN default provisioning options.

NOTE

The provisioning options stored in the shelf controller can be pre-configured by the user through the Litecraft Pro interface.

Table 6 and Table 7 list and define the available HDSL provisioning commands. The H2TU-C should be pre-provisioned as indicated under “Pre-Configurable Value.”

	Table 3. Administration Commands

TL1 Commands		Description

RMV-HDSL		Removes the Litespan H2TU-C from service (OOS)

RST-HDSL		Restores the Litespan H2TU-C to service (IS)

ENT-EQPT		Enters or assigns a unit to a slot position

DLT-EQPT		Deletes or unassigns a unit to a slot position

ED-HDSL or ED-T1		Edits the equipment

	Table 4. Cross-Connect Commands

TL1 Commands		Description

ENT-CRS-T1		Enters a cross-connection

DLT-CRS-T1		Deletes a cross-connection

RTRV-CRS-T1		Retrieves existing cross-connections

	Table 5. Maintenance Commands

TL1 Commands		Description

INIT-REG-HDSL or INIT-REG-T1		Clears performance monitoring data and sets all values to zero (0)

RTRV-PM-HDSL or RTRV-PM-T1		Retrieves performance monitoring data

RTRV-ALM-HDSL		Retrieves alarms

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AHDSL2 specifications

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