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Connect the adapter cable (P/N 830‑0846‑01) P2 (DB25) to the end of the ACLK cable
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removed in 3. Tighten the connector with a slotted screw driver. This step reconnects the
ACLK4 signals to shelves 5100, 5200, 5300.
At the terminal, the EAGLE displays messages indicating return of ACLK to cards on
shelves 5100, 5200, and 5300 and BCLK normal.
Connect the secondary HS source clock cable (P/N 830‑0873‑xx) connector end to
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adapter cable (P/N 830‑0846‑01) P3 (DB15). Tighten the connector with a slotted screw
driver.
This step connects the customer secondary HS clock source to the TDM card through the
unused contacts of the ACLK4 connector J56.
After the cables are attached correctly, the EAGLE terminal returns the following
message:
tekelecstp 00-12-10 12:05:04 EST Rel 26.0.0
4277.0113
CLOCK SYSTEM
At the EAGLE terminal, reenter the clock status command to ensure that both primary
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and secondary BITS clocks are available again, enter:
rept-stat-clk
The output indicates whether the BITS clocks are running. In this example, the secondary
BITS clock is still active and the primary BITS clock is running but in standby mode.
tekelecstp 00-12-10 11:35:15 EST Rel 26.0.0
CARD LOC = 1114 (Active
PRIMARY BITS
= Active PRIMARY BITS
SECONDARY BITS
= Fault
PSTSSTAST
SYSTEM CLOCKIS-NRActive-----
# Cards using CLK A = 11
# Cards using CLK B = 3
# Cards using CLK I = 0
PSTSSTAST
Command Completed.
Refer to
2
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 1. If
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you check the system for clock alarms, the output should show no clock errors; enter:
rept-stat-trbl
Clock alarm(s) cleared
)CARD LOC = 1116 (Standby
= Active
SECONDARY BITS
= Fault
# Cards with bad CLK A = 0
# Cards with bad CLK B = 0
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