Northern Telecom NAC Installation Manual page 344

10-16 Operating modes
Procedure 10-2 (continued)
Switching from Training mode to Precutover mode for NAC 2 systems
Step Installer's action and system's response
11 Fields
The NAC Network Definition/Installation screen has nine fields:
Node Addr, Node Name, Short Name, Time Zone, Connection Baud, Connection
Port, Remote Login Port, Remote Login Directory Number, and Ntwk Link.
Node Addr
The Node Address (location code) for each Meridian MAX site must be three digits in
length but 000 to 099 are not considered valid entries. To enter the Node Address,
type in the three-digit address and press {RETURN].
Node Name
The Node Name for each Meridian MAX site. To enter the Node Name, press {PF3},
type the Node Name and press {PF3} again or type the Node Name and press
{RETURN}.
Short Name
The three character Short Name for each node. Each Short Name must be unique.
To enter the Short Name, press {PF3}, type the Short Name and press {PF3} again
or type the Short Name and press {RETURN}.
Time Zone
Indicates the time difference between the NAC and the Meridian MAX node. For
example, –2.0 would be the correct response if the NAC system was situated two
time zones to the east of the Meridian MAX node in question, meaning the node is
two hours behind the NAC. To enter the Time Zone, press {PF3}, type the Time Zone
number and press {PF3} again or type the Time Zone number and press {RETURN}.
Connection Baud
The specific baud rate that the Network Link uses to communicate with the Meridian
MAX node. To enter the baud rate, press {PF2}. Move the cursor to the selection and
press {RETURN} or enter the selection number and press {RETURN}.
Connection Port
The specific port identifier to which a Meridian MAX node is connected through the
Network Link. To enter the Connection Port, press {PF3}, type the Connection Port
number and press {PF3} again or type the Connection Port number and press
{RETURN}.
553-4011-110 Standard 1.0 November 1994
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