About The System Inventory Screen; Module Serial Numbers; Bridge Modules - Avaya MERLIN MAGIX Maintenance And Troubleshooting Manual

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

About the System Inventory Screen

The System Inventory screen provides the following information:
Line 2 on the System Inventory screen indicates the slot number.
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Line 3 indicates the board name.
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Line 4 indicates the hardware vintage which shows the revision level of the processor board's
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firmware.
For slots other than Slot 00, line 5 indicates the firmware vintage which is the boot ROM
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release number for the board software, followed by the official software version number.
For slots other than Slot 00, line 6 indicates the application vintage which is the revision levels
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of the ROM pairs on the processor board.

Module Serial Numbers

Beginning in MERLIN MAGIX Release 1.5, serial numbers are provided on the System Inventory
screen for the following modules:
024-TDL
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100 DCD
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100R INA
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412 LS-ID-TDL
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MERLIN Messaging System
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The module serial numbers for these modules also appear in the System Information Report.
A serial number indicates the year and month of manufacture, the location of manufacture, and a
counter number that is unique to that module. The digits are arranged as follows:
First two digits are the year manufactured.
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The next two letters show the place of manufacture.
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The next two digits are the month manufactured.
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The last six digits are the unique counter number.
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For example, in the serial number 99DR11034567, "99" is the year, "DR" represents Denver, "11"
indicates November, and "034567" is the unique counter.

Bridge Modules

If the system includes a bridge module (an empty slot that has been programmed), the System
Inventory screen does not recognize it. When replacing or adding modules, make sure bridge
module slots remain empty, and that no modules are installed to their right.
System Inventory
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