stability from the original active unit over the SWACT back. The system
drops new calls made after the SWACT. The system drops new calls made
before SWACT back. If a SWACT back is not successful, both units of the
XPM become system busy and return to service.
Note 1: After a SWACT back, operational measurements and peg counts
do not start again.
Note 2: The system does not support the SWACT controller feature
during XPM or CM overload.
The SWACT back ability is available for the following commands that you
issue:
SWACT
SWACT TEST
SWACT NOW
SWACT ALL
SWACT FORCE
TST REX NOW
BSY ACTIVE
BSY UNIT unit_no
where
unit_no is the number of the active unit
Note: The SWACT back ability is available for a rating exercise (REx) test
that the REx scheduler initiates. For more information on interaction
between this feature and REx tests, refer to Routine exercise test on page
1-42.
Feature AF5006, PM Diagnostic History, provides a database of information
on each XPM unit that subtends the DMS-100 switch. The SWACT
controller uses this information to determine if an inactive unit can maintain
activity if a warm SWACT occurs. The system resets the collected
information when the unit correctly gains activity.
DMS-100 Family SMS Maintenance Manual XPM10 and up
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