3Com T1/PRI manual Selecting option 1 from the main menu produces this screen

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Selecting option 1 from the main menu produces this screen:

Command

1 Reset to Highest Priority Timing Source

2 Reset PRI NAC

3Enter/Exit span-to-span pass-thru loopback mode

4Force Receiver Reframe on Span Line 1

5Disconnect Call on Span Line 1 B-CHANNEL(s)

6Force Receiver Reframe on Span Line 2

7Disconnect Call on Span Line 2 B-CHANNEL(s)

8Force TDM-Bus Mastership on Card

9Enter/Exit LoopBack Command on Span Line 1 10 Enter/Exit LoopBack Command on Span Line 2 11 Turn off Red Alarm LED on Span Lines

12 Connect/Disconnect B-Channel on Span Line 1

13 Connect/Disconnect B-Channel on Span Line 2

14 Change individual DS0 Service States on Span Line 1 15 Change individual DS0 Service States on Span Line 2 16 Change DS0 Service States for entire Span Line 1 17 Change DS0 Service States for entire Span Line 2

Enter menu selection and press Return or press Esc to exit.

Many of the Command Menu options have corresponding configurable parameters in other menus of the UI console. Issuing commands will not affect the configured parameters except at the time of initial execution.

Menu Option 1 Resetting the highest priority timing source

This action causes re-arbitration of the clock to the highest priority source available.

Menu Option 2 Resetting the PRI NAC

Issuing this command reboots the NAC.

Any configuration changes that are not saved to NVRAM will be lost when the NAC reboots.

Menu Option 3 Enter/Exit span-to-span pass-thru loopback mode

This option allows for a span-to-span loopback, where all of the DS0s on span 1 are connected to all of the DS0s on span 2 through the time slot interchanger (TSI). This command will drop calls.

This option is useful for testing purposes.

There will not be a prompt to authorize dropping calls if initiated from the command line interface (CLI).

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Version Number Dual T1/PRIDual 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 If you are looking for Turn to About this ReferenceFinding Specific Information This ReferenceThis table lists conventions used throughout this reference ConventionsIcon Description User Interface Supported FeaturesAccessing OverviewCallout # Interface UI console’s main menu Dual T1/PRI ConfigurationConfiguring Span Lines 1Framing mode selects the T1 format Menu Option 1 Configuring the span line’s framing modeMenu Option 2 Configuring the span line’s line coding Menu Option 4 Configuring the span line’s jitter attenuation This diagram represents this processMenu Option 7 Configuring the span line’s idle bit pattern Menu Option 6 Configuring for the Telco’s switch typeDS0#sl#/ch# Menu Option 8 Mapping the span line’s DS0s to chassis modemsMenu Option 12 Configuring span level cause codes Menu Option 9 Configuring the span line’s signaling channelMenu Option 10 Configuring the span line’s interface ID Menu Option 11 Configuring span level call-type blockingCause Code Type Default Cause Code Value Description Menu Option 13 Configuring the DS0 level call-type blockingFollowing types of cause codes are supported Menu Option 15 Configuring the Short Haul NIC line length Menu Option 14 Configuring the DS0 level service stateDSS DS0#, DS0#, DS0#-DS0#,... for multiple DS0s Any changes made will take effect immediately Menu Option 1 Selecting a Gateway to process digital calls ConfiguringInbound Call RoutingPHIDX#ph=PH#,ct=x Configuring inbound call routingIDP# Idpt Use the following syntax to assign a pool type to a pool IDMenu Option 9 Allowing ISDN-GWC termination Menu Option 1 Saving configuration changes to NvramSaved to Nvram will be restored CardMenu Option 4 Assigning timing source priority Menu Option 2 Restoring configuration from NvramMenu Option 3 Restoring the default configuration Menu Option 5 Configuring chassis slot devicesMenu Option 7 Configuring the UI console password Menu Option 6 Configuring the modem routing methodMenu Option 8 Enabling automatic DS0 state change Menu Option 9 Companding Code Configuration Configuring Software Fault Event LoggingDual T1/PRI Dual T1/PRI MaintenanceCommands Commands and logging out of the user interface UI consoleSelecting option 1 from the main menu produces this screen Menu Option 1 Resetting the highest priority timing sourceMenu Option 2 Resetting the PRI NAC Issuing this command reboots the NACForcing the NAC to master the TDM bus Forcing receiver reframe on the span linesMenu Options Connect/disconnect B-channel on span lines 1 Menu Option 11 Disabling red Alarm LEDsChanging individual DS0 service states Changing span line service stateUI Console Command, from the console’s main menuFeature in the card configuration option of the main menu Logging OutFrom the user interface UI console’s main menu Dual T1/PRI Status DisplaysDual T1/PRI Status DisplaysRAM Menu Option 1 Checking power-up self test statusNo NAC is installed and assigned to that particular slot Menu Option 3 Checking chassis slot device configurationsMenu Option 2 Checking the T1/PRI’s overall status Menu Option 5 Checking the chassis’ Isdn gateway status Menu Option 4 Checking DS0/modem channel statusChecking span line 1 and 2’s DS0 status Time slots are mapped to Checking span line 1 and 2’s alarm/event statusTime slot is available and awaiting a call NetServer PRI NACDual T1/PRI Status Displays 8CHAPTER 4 Dual T1/PRI Status Displays Press Ctrl-Rto reset any of the counters on this screen Trouble clearing information Using the LEDsIndicate line signal conditions Trouble ClearingLayer 2 D-channel Status Alarm Severity ResultLevels CD 1 or Alrm 1 or Lpbk 1 or T1 Condition LED ColorAlarm/Error Level Trouble Clearing Correcting Alarm/Error ConditionsOff and signaling Channel Down Regulatory United States Compliance Technical SpecificationsCertification Current DrawOperating Physical DimensionsEnvironment Shipping and StorageCertification B-1 IndexINDEX-2
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