Carrier Access Access Navigator user manual Provision Drop DS1 Circuits to Subscriber

Provision GR-303 Service

Provision “Drop” DS1 Circuits to Subscriber

Provision “Drop” DS1 Circuits to Subscriber

1.Show drop DS1 settings with the following command: show ds1 <n>

Example: show ds1 9

The show command will produce a message showing the DS1 settings. For example, the message for DS1 number 1 might look similar to the following:

Settings for DS1 9:	CA DS1# 9
Circuit ID:
Up/Down:	DOWN
Framing:	ESF
Line Coding:	B8ZS
Type:	DROP
Clock Source:	NORMAL
Line Build Out:	CSU ATTEN FOR -15dB
Loop Code Detection:	ON
Loop Back:	OFF
Line Termination ID:	0 (for switch DS1s only)
Remote Device MGMT:	CA IP 192.168.201.1
PPHONE Call Connection:	Enabled
FDL Type:	None
P-Phone:	In Service
Send Code:	NONE		1 hour	1 day
Performance Thresholds:	15 min.
unavailable seconds:	--------		-------	------
		0	0	0
severely errored seconds:		0	0	0
errored seconds:		0	0	0
sev. errored frame seconds:		0	0	0
degraded minutes:		0	0	0
linecode violations:		0	0	0

NOTE: In the above message, loop back is a test function that is turned off during normal service. Line Termination IDs are used only for GR-303 switch DS1s.

FDL Status does not appear if FDL Type is none.

P-Phone settings only appear in the Access Navigator / GR-303 Host with P-Phone option, when the Remote Management type is CA IP with P-Phone enabled and the remote device is an Adit 600. (If P-Phone isn’t enabled, the setting will list it as disabled.) (See Provision Remote Adit 600 via IP DS0 on page 13-1.)

2. If drop DS1 settings are correct, skip remaining steps.

Access Navigator - Release 1.8 August 2003 10-21