Option 11) equipment locations are shown as: Card & Unit 008 0 14 11 This location may be addressed as: 8 0 14 11 Options 61, 81, etc) equipment locations are shown as: Loop, Shelf, Card, Unit So, 32 units per card, 16 cards per shelf, 2 shelves per superloop = 1024 TN's (ip phones) per superloop! Port, can be 0 thru 31 (0-15 line card voice units) Shelf (IPE or Media Gateway) is either 0 or 1Ĭard slot, can be 0 thru 15 (depending on shelf type) A TN is a number represententing the physical port location, and must be known to make device changes to a deviceĪ TN is an equipment port address: TN = Loop Shelf Card Unit (abbreviated to: l s c u) LoopĪ 'Superloop' number is in multiples of 4, eg: 0, 4, 8, - 252.All trunks and stations are referred to by TN A TN (Terminal Number) is the equipment port to which a device is attached.The PBX thinks in terms of TN's, terminal numbers. 'Humans' think in terms of telephone numbers, or DN's. Also, prompts ending with a colon (:)Īllow the user to enter a question mark (?) for a list of valid responses to
Without having to exit one overlay and load another. These overlays has been loaded it is possible to add, print, and get the status of a set
With Release 19 (and later) software, LD's 10, 11, 20, and 32 are linked. Press to either use a default value or leave the current value unchanged. When entering commands and data, a good rule is: if you are not sure what to type, It is useful to use a terminal program that gives the user a scroll back buffer, whichĪllows reference back to previous commands without the need to print everything out. LOCK is the lockout period in minutes, and the default is 60 minutes. If you see OVL400 you are locked out, and will have to wait upto 60 minutes before you can try again! To print your lockout period, goto LD 22 and prt PWD (LAPW reguired). This will reload the background routines automatically.īe careful not to log in more than 3 time incorrectly! Load a (overlay) program by entering: LD XX, where XX represents the overlay (or load) number.Įxit/end the program by entering ****, or typing END
If you do not know your password, contact the installers of your system. Enter your password, and if it's correct, the system will respond with a prompt: > If there is no response check cables, the setting of any A/B switch, and set correct baud rate! To login: If the response is OVL000 >, then you are already logged.If the response is OVL111 nn IDLE, or OVL111 nn BKGD, then you are able to logon.If the response is OVL111 nn TTY, or OVL111 nn SL-1, then someone else is logged on.At the terminal (or PC running a terminal session), hit a couple of times:
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