Limits; Powering Up The Sms - Nortel DMS-100 Series Maintenance Manual

Diagnostics results graph output
An example of the diagnostics results graph display output follows:
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Diag_id =did_cmr_diag(#7) – CMR Card Diagnostics.
res_num=FF(P=Pass,F=Fail,N=Not Run|Test Undefined,O=Other)
Diag Results Graph: P F N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N

Limits

The system loses the data the SMS footprint facility collects under the
following conditions:
1 Power loss causes outages in the SMS. These power outages result in
2 The data is not accessed in a maximum of 24 hours after the buffer locks.
3 The SMS restart is a result of a system action. Examples of system
4 The size of the footprint tool data area changes. The user can reload the
5 Do not pull a card from the shelf of the SMS unit that dropped. The card

Powering up the SMS

The SMS is part of the host office. The SMS powers up in the general host
office power up procedure. The following steps are required to power up the
SMS alone:
1
2 Set the switch on the power converter up to the ON position.
3 Hold the reset button on the power converter in and flip the correct
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DIAG GRAPH (#0F)
data loss.
actions include: a REX test, a manual SWACT, or a BSY operation.
SMS unit with a different load then the load that captured the data. This
action causes the size of the data area to change. A BCSn load can drop
activity after only a few seconds in service. To retrieve the data, the
system can load the BCSn–1 load in the SMS. The data area in the
BCSn–1 load must be as large or larger than the data area in the BCSn
load. If the operating system overwrites the load, the load is smaller
than the data area in the BCSn–1 load. An overwrite occurs when the
SMS reloads. The system cannot read the data when an overwrite
occurs.
can cause data loss.
>POST SMS
circuit breaker up at the same time. Release the circuit breaker. If the
SMS receives power, the circuit breaker stays in the ON position. If a
problem occurs with the power, the circuit breaker trips down to the OFF
position.
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