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Type ENLL loop and press Enter to enable the loop,
where loop is the Fiber Superloop Network card loop
number.
A message indicating that the Fiber Superloop Network
card is enabled and working is displayed on the console.
Observe the red LED on the Fiber Superloop Network
card. If it turns off, the Fiber Superloop Network card
is functioning correctly. If the LED continues to stay lit,
the Fiber Superloop Network card probably failed its
self-test and that message should be displayed on the
maintenance terminal.
If the NT1P61 Fiber Superloop Network card appears faulty, conduct
the self-test to verify that it is actually faulty before replacing it. This test
verifies the basic Fiber Superloop Network card functions and outputs a fail
or pass message after the test is completed.
To perform the self-test, follow the steps in
Fiber Superloop Network card self-test" (page
Procedure 26
Performing the Fiber Superloop Network card self-test
Step Action
1 Log in on the maintenance terminal as described in
maintenance programs" (page
2 At the > prompt, type LD 32 and press Enter to access the
Network and IPE Diagnostic Program.
3 Type DISL loop and press Enter to disable the Fiber Superloop
Network card, where loop is the Fiber Superloop Network card
loop number to be disabled.
4 Type XNTT loop and press the Enter key to start the self-test,
where loop is the Fiber Superloop Network loop number
specified for self-test.
If the response is:
TEST PASSED
The Fiber Superloop Network card passed the self-test
and is functional. The card must be enabled to turn off
the red LED and to start processing calls.
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