Tmdi Maintenance Commands - Avaya CS 1000 Maintenance Manual

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TMDI maintenance commands

The Maintenance Overlays for the TMDI card have been enhanced. LD 60 is no longer used
for TMDI card and loop maintenance. Only LD 96 is used to handle enabling and disabling of
TMDI cards and their associated loop. Following are the descriptions of LD 96 command
enhancements for TMDI:
Table 45: TMDI maintenance commands
DIS TMDI x
DIS TMDI x ALL
ENL TMDI x (FDL)
ENL TMDI x ALL
RST TMDI x
SLFT TMDI x
STAT TMDI (x FULL)
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Command
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Description
Disable TMDI card x.
Disables the TMDI card and various applications on
the TMDI. If a DCH is configured on the TMDI, the
DCH is released and the DCH application is disabled.
The TMDI associated loop is also disabled. Active
calls are force disconnected. All channels are
disabled.
Enable TMDI card x and force a download. This
command only works if TMDI is disabled (loop also
disabled). It attempts to force download all required
applications to TMDI card and then re-enable the card.
When download is completed without error, ENL TMDI
x ALL or ENLL x in Overlay 60 is required to re-enable
the TMDI L1 application and the loop. Under normal
conditions, option FDL to force download f/w to the
TMDI card is not required. If the TMDI card does not
have the latest f/w, the f/w is automatically
downloaded after ENLTMDI x command is enabled.
Force download f/w to the TMDI is only required if a
new PSDL file is created for TMDI f/w. Once the f/w is
downloaded, it burns into the flash on the card. If this
card is disabled and re-enabled again, force download
to the card is not necessary.
Enable the TMDI card and various applications on the
card. Also enables the associated loop. If a DCH is
configured on the TMDI, a background audit enables
and establishes the DCH, once the loop is up. DCH
layer 3 should be established within about 30
seconds.
Reset TMDI card x.
Invoke self-test on TMDI card x.
Get TMDI status.
November 2011