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Refer to 5 for output legend
Note:
There should be no bad clocks present in the output of the rept-stat-clk
command. If bad clocks are present, contact the
assistance.
Verify that you don't have any new alarms, refer to the recorded output obtained in 4. If
13.
you check the system for clock alarms, the output should show no clock errors; enter:
rept-stat-trbl
Note:
There should be no clock error messages present in the output of the rept-stat-
trbl command. If clock error messages are present, contact the
Support (MOS)
Perform the following to prepare the open end of the second new high‑speed source and
14.
composite clock cable, currently the ACTIVE, (P/N 830‑0873‑xx or P/N 830‑1189‑xx) for
connection to the customer's high‑speed and composite clock sources.
Remove the outer insulation to expose the wires.
a.
Cut back any unused wires as shown in
b.
Slide on a 1‑1/2 inch length of shrink‑wrap tubing.
c.
Center the tubing on the end of the cable insulation before shrinking tubing with a
d.
heat gun.
Ensure that each tie‑wrap strap is cut flush with the tie‑wrap head so that no sharp
e.
edges are exposed.
Caution:
A system with DS0A links cannot run without a composite clock source. Take
extreme caution when replacing the composite clock source cables. Remove
one cable at a time and confirm between removal that the other composite
clock source is active.
Remove the ACTIVE clock cable on the control shelf by removing the ACTIVE composite
15.
clock connector of cable (P/N 830‑0226‑xx) from the appropriate connector (J48 or J49)
on the control shelf backplane.
At the terminal, the EAGLE displays the following alarms:
tekelecstp 00-12-10 12:17:10 EST Rel 26.0.0
* 4306.0167 * CLOCK SYSTEM
tekelecstp 00-12-10 12:17:10 EST Rel 25.0.0-26.0.0
** 4307.0169 ** CLOCK SYSTEM
tekelecstp 00-12-10 12:05:04 EST Rel 25.0.0-26.0.0
for assistance.
Figure
1114-P clock failed
1114-P, 1116-P clocks failed
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