Paradyne COMSPHERE 3610 Operator's Manual page 271

COMSPHERE
3600 Series
6700/6800
DSU DSU
ADp or DPII Mode
Stat:ID Identity
Confg:Dir
Test:Lpbk Loopback
Test:Devic Modem/Device Test
Report Terminal
Stat:TPwr
Power
Bckup:Bkup Standby Facility
Modem BERT &
Test:BERT Transmit Test
Pattern
— Send Message
— Trending Reports
—
1
The disruptive effect of most commands depends on the position of the addressed device in the circuit
and the setting of the Diagnostic Type configuration option. Commands addressed to a control DSU use
the NMS control channel (CC) or diagnostic channel (DC), and are nondisruptive to the primary data
channel. Since a tributary is remote, commands addressed to it can be disruptive unless the associated
DBMs are in Standby mode or the DSU is configured for nondisruptive mode.
E = If the DSU is configured for disruptive or mixed diagnostics, this command may cause errors
requiring retransmission of data. If the DSU is configured for nondisruptive diagnostics, this
command will not cause errors in the user data.
N = Nondisruptive.
D = Session-disruptive.
8
Session-nondisruptive but may cause errors requiring retransmission of data.
9
Command cannot be addressed to a tributary DSU by the ANALYSIS 6510 NMS if the firmware release is
less than 2.4.
12
A Standby facility addressed to a DBM/DBM-V/DBM-S/DBM-D performs a Dial Mode/Dial Standby
command.
13
To terminate the Transmit Test Pattern command, execute an Abort command to the tributary DSU instead
of using a TTP release command.
14
Session-disruptive depending upon test type.
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Table H-1
NMS Command Set
System
Controller Controller
Identity
— List Directory
Loopback
Device Test
Report Terminal
Power
Standby Facility
Modem BERT &
Transmit Test
Pattern
—
—
— —
(4 of 4)
ANALYSIS
6510 6510
Long Status
—
Loopback
Device Self
Test
—
12
—
—
—
—
Device
NOOP
July 1999
NMS Commands Reference
Disruptive
1
Effect
Control Trib
9
N E
N E
D D
D D
N E
8
E —
13
D D
N E
14 14
D D
N E
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