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Fault isolation and correction using MMI maintenance commands
Testing and troubleshooting of the Fiber Remote Multi-IPE Interface
units and Remote IPEs can be performed from a local or a remote MMI
terminal by typing MMI commands on the terminal without loading system
diagnostic programs (overlays).
These commands provide current equipment status, perform superloop
and link testing, check equipment performance, print messages from log
files, and clear alarm and error logs.
Procedure 41
Displaying alarm and error logs to check the performance history
Step
This procedure uses MMI commands to display the superloop and the fiber-optic
link performance history.
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The Peripheral Controller card passed the self-test and is
functional. It must be enabled to turn off the red LED and
start processing calls.
Type ENXP x and press the Enter key to enable the card.
If the Peripheral Controller card passed the self-test,
but the problem persists, the Fiber Remote Multi-IPE
Interface, the fiber-optic link, or other cards that interface
with the Peripheral Controller card can be faulty.
If the response is:
TEST FAILED
The Peripheral Controller card failed the self-test and
is faulty, where xxxx specifies the cause of the fault.
An NPRxxx message may be displayed as a result of a
command activated self-test if the Peripheral Controller
card is missing or not configured.
Exit LD 32 by typing **** at the prompt.
Display Alarm:
Action
Log in on the MMI maintenance terminal.:
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REASON: xxxx
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