3Com T1/PRI manual Menu Option 14 Configuring the DS0 level service state

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Where:

BCT = blocked call type (A for analog calls, N for none, D for digital, B for both analog and digital.)

DS0# = DS0 number, 1–23 (24 is reserved as the D-channel)

The blocked call-type column has two subheadings: configured and current.

As changes are made to this screen, the configured and current column are updated to reflect the new configuration.

If DS0 call-type blocking commands were issued to the T1/PRI through Total Control Manager software or some other MIB browser, the current column displays the call-type being blocked by the command.

Menu Option 14 Configuring the DS0 level service state

This option allows you to remove or restore a DS0 from/to service.

The ability to selectively route calls on specific B-channels are useful for debugging.

Use the following syntax when configuring this option:

DSS: DS0# (for single DS0)

DSS: DS0#, DS0#, DS0#-DS0#,... (for multiple DS0s)

Where:

DSS = DS0 service state (I for In-Service, O for Out-of-Service)

DS0# = DS0 number, 1–23 (24 is reserved as the D-channel)

Menu Option 15 Configuring the Short Haul NIC line length

If you are using a Short Haul NIC in conjunction with the T1/PRI card, it provides a more reliable signal over shorter span line distances. The NIC provides a DSX-1 interface bypassing the need for a CSU.

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Contents Dual T1/PRI Version NumberDual T1/PRI 3Com Corporation 5400 Bayfront Plaza Santa Clara, California Contents Configuring the span line’s interface ID Dual T1/PRI Maintenance Trouble Clearing Page About this Reference Finding SpecificInformation This Reference If you are looking for Turn toIcon Description ConventionsThis table lists conventions used throughout this reference Supported Features AccessingOverview User InterfaceCallout # Dual T1/PRI Configuration Configuring SpanLines 1 Interface UI console’s main menuMenu Option 2 Configuring the span line’s line coding Menu Option 1 Configuring the span line’s framing modeFraming mode selects the T1 format This diagram represents this process Menu Option 4 Configuring the span line’s jitter attenuationMenu Option 6 Configuring for the Telco’s switch type Menu Option 7 Configuring the span line’s idle bit patternMenu Option 8 Mapping the span line’s DS0s to chassis modems DS0#sl#/ch#Menu Option 9 Configuring the span line’s signaling channel Menu Option 10 Configuring the span line’s interface IDMenu Option 11 Configuring span level call-type blocking Menu Option 12 Configuring span level cause codesFollowing types of cause codes are supported Menu Option 13 Configuring the DS0 level call-type blockingCause Code Type Default Cause Code Value Description DSS DS0#, DS0#, DS0#-DS0#,... for multiple DS0s Menu Option 14 Configuring the DS0 level service stateMenu Option 15 Configuring the Short Haul NIC line length Any changes made will take effect immediately Configuring Inbound CallRouting Menu Option 1 Selecting a Gateway to process digital callsConfiguring inbound call routing PHIDX#ph=PH#,ct=xIDP# Use the following syntax to assign a pool type to a pool ID IdptMenu Option 1 Saving configuration changes to Nvram Saved to Nvram will be restoredCard Menu Option 9 Allowing ISDN-GWC terminationMenu Option 2 Restoring configuration from Nvram Menu Option 3 Restoring the default configurationMenu Option 5 Configuring chassis slot devices Menu Option 4 Assigning timing source priorityMenu Option 8 Enabling automatic DS0 state change Menu Option 6 Configuring the modem routing methodMenu Option 7 Configuring the UI console password Configuring Software Fault Event Logging Menu Option 9 Companding Code ConfigurationDual T1/PRI Maintenance CommandsCommands and logging out of the user interface UI console Dual T1/PRIMenu Option 1 Resetting the highest priority timing source Menu Option 2 Resetting the PRI NACIssuing this command reboots the NAC Selecting option 1 from the main menu produces this screenMenu Options Forcing receiver reframe on the span linesForcing the NAC to master the TDM bus Menu Option 11 Disabling red Alarm LEDs Changing individual DS0 service statesChanging span line service state Connect/disconnect B-channel on span lines 1Command, from the console’s main menu Feature in the card configuration option of the main menuLogging Out UI ConsoleDual T1/PRI Status Displays Dual T1/PRI StatusDisplays From the user interface UI console’s main menuMenu Option 1 Checking power-up self test status RAMMenu Option 2 Checking the T1/PRI’s overall status Menu Option 3 Checking chassis slot device configurationsNo NAC is installed and assigned to that particular slot Menu Option 4 Checking DS0/modem channel status Menu Option 5 Checking the chassis’ Isdn gateway statusChecking span line 1 and 2’s DS0 status Checking span line 1 and 2’s alarm/event status Time slot is available and awaiting a callNetServer PRI NAC Time slots are mapped toDual T1/PRI Status Displays 8CHAPTER 4 Dual T1/PRI Status Displays Press Ctrl-Rto reset any of the counters on this screen Using the LEDs Indicate line signal conditionsTrouble Clearing Trouble clearing informationAlarm Severity Result LevelsCD 1 or Alrm 1 or Lpbk 1 or T1 Condition LED Color Layer 2 D-channel StatusCorrecting Alarm/Error Conditions Alarm/Error Level Trouble ClearingOff and signaling Channel Down Technical Specifications CertificationCurrent Draw Regulatory United States CompliancePhysical Dimensions EnvironmentShipping and Storage OperatingIndex Certification B-1INDEX-2