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STLCNNX-Gives the status of station line circuit
NNX (NN = station line PC6 number; X = circuit
number on that PCB). The output format will be
a combination of two items. (See Notes 1 and 2.)
Station Type'
EKT
ATT
UNEQ
UNAS
Example:
REQ
Status2
BSY
DIS TTY
DIS CBL
DIS TLD
STLC002
CKT 2 EKT IDL
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Returns the REQ prompt when the printout is
complete.
SlTKNNX-Gives the status of trunk circuit NNX
(NN = trunk PCB number; X = circuit number on
that PCB). The output format will be a combina-
tion of two items. (See Notes 1 and 2.)
Trunk Type'
co
FX
WAT
TIE
CCSA
UNEQ
UNAS
Example:
REQ
Status*
IDL
BSY
DIS l-f-Y
DIS TLD
ST-i-K001
CKT 1 TIE IDL
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Returns the REQ prompt when the printout is
complete.
STDSNNX-Gives the status of DSS circuit NNX
(NN = PCB number; X = circuit number). The
output format will be IDL, BSY, DIS TTY, DIS
CBL, DIS TLD. (See Notes 1 and 2.)
Example:
REQ STDSOOi
CKT 1 IDL
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Returns the REQ prompt when the printout is
complete.
STRCNNX-Gives the status of DTMF receiver
00X/01X (OO/Ol = receiver PCB number ROO/
R01; X = circuit number in that cabinet). The
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output format will be IDL, BSY, DIS TTY, DIS
TLD, UNEQ, UNAS. (See Notes 1 and 2.)
Example:
REQ
STRCOOl
CKT 1 IDL
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Returns the REQ prompt when the printout is
complete.
NOTES:
1. Type: UNEQ = No PCBin thatposition.
UNAS = PCB is equipped but no
data is assigned.
2. Status: IDL = Idle.
BSY = Busy.
D/S 77-Y = Manually disabled
via 77-Y.
DIS CBL = Electronic/digital
telephone, port dis-
abled by soft-ware,
due to open cable.
DIS TLD = Software disabled
due to trafficioad (in-
dicates faulty PCB).
STCDXXX-Gives the status of all circuits on PCB
XXX (XXX = PCB location LXX, CXX, TXX, or
ROO/Ol ). Printout formats will be the same as for
STLC, SlTK, and STRC commands, but will list
all circuits on that PCB in the order of the circuit
number.
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Returns the REQ prompt when the printout is
complete.
CALL TNNX-Sets up a monitor link from Trunk
NNX to the remote test center:
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This command is used at a remote test
center to establish an audio link between the
system and the test center. The objective is
to command the system to select a particular
trunk (A) and to dial the number of a tele-
phone at the test center. When the call is
answered, a 440 Hz tone will be heard.
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Once a monitor link has been established,
other trunks can be tested. The trunk to be
tested (B) is seized by the keyboard terminal
command and then the test number (for
example: time, weather, tone, etc.) to be
dialed is entered via the terminal. The audio
responses are monitored at the test center.
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