Checking The Peripheral Controller Card Tracking Status - Nortel CS 1000M HG Manual

132 Remote IPE maintenance
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Peripheral Controller card fault isolation and correction
The Peripheral Controller card provides a communication interface between
the Superloop Network card and the IPE cards housed in the Remote IPE
module.
Problems with the Peripheral Controller card can be caused by hardware
faults, incorrect configuration, a disabled Peripheral Controller card, or
continuity problems between the card and IPE cards connected to the
peripheral bus. To isolate and correct problems related to the Peripheral
Controller card, follow the procedures below.
Procedure 39

Checking the Peripheral Controller card tracking status

Step
The Peripheral Controller card can display tracking information, which
shows the status of the Peripheral Controller card phase-lock loop and to
what clock source it is locked. To obtain this information, execute the RPED
l s command in Network and Signaling Diagnostic Program LD 30.
To obtain the Peripheral Controller card tracking status:
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Superloop Network card can be faulty. To verify the integrity
of the network bus and connections between the Superloop
Network card and other network and intelligent peripheral
equipment cards interfacing with the Superloop Network card,
go to Procedure 39 "Checking the Peripheral Controller card
tracking status" (page
If the response is
TEST FAILED REASON: xxxx
XPEC NOT CONNECTED
The Superloop Network card failed the self-test and is faulty,
where xxxx can be one of the following values:
0 – ROM checksum failed
1 – FLASH checksum failed
2 – A21 #1 faulty
3 – A21 #2 faulty
4 – R71 faulty
Replace the Superloop Network card as described in
Remote IPE equipment" (page
be displayed as a result of a command activated self-test if the
Superloop Network card is missing, not configured, and so on.
Exit LD 32 by typing **** at the prompt.
Action
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