Nortel DMS-100 Manual page 411

5-62 Emergency power conservation recovery procedures
Emergency power conservation
Restoring the MSB7 to duplex operation
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297-8021-545 Standard 14.02 May 2001
LINK 0: ENET 0 0 13 00;CAP MS;Status:OK
LINK 1: ENET 1 0 23 00;CAP MS;Status:MBsy
LINK 2: ENET 0 0 13 01;CAP MS;Status:OK
LINK 3: ENET 1 0 23 01;CAP MS;Status:MBsy
LINK 4: ENET 0 0 13 02;CAP MS;Status:OK
LINK 5: ENET 1 0 23 02;CAP MS;Status:MBsy
LINK 6: ENET 0 0 13 03;CAP MS;Status:OK
LINK 7: ENET 1 0 23 03;CAP MS;Status:MBsy
Determine if the network on your switch is a junctored network (JNET) or
enhanced network (ENET).
If the network
is JNET
is ENET
Determine the MSB7 unit that is manual busy (0 or 1). Note the manual busy
speech link numbers (0 to 31) that associate with the MSB7 unit. Even
numbered speech links (0, 2, 4 ... 30) associate with MSB7 unit 0. Odd
numbered spee[Ach links (1, 3, 5 ... 31) associate with MSB7 unit 1.
Note: Speech link numbers 5 to 30 do not appear in the example in step
11. The speech links that associate with MSB7 unit 1 are manual busy.
Record the network plane number, network module (pair) number, and
network link number for each speech link recorded in step 13.
Note: A JNET example response appears in step 11. In this example,
speech link 2 associates with network plane 0, network module number 3,
and network link number 28.
To access the NET level of the MAP display, type
>NET
and press the Enter key.
To access the network link level for the first network link that you return to
service, type
>LINKS n
and press the Enter key.
where
n
is the network module number recorded in step 12
To return the first network link to service, type
>RTS plane_no link_no
and press the Enter key.
where
(continued)
Do
step 13
step 19