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Agilent Technologies auroraSonata User Manual (336 pages)

Hand Held ISDN Tester

Brand: Agilent Technologies | Category: Test Equipment | Size: 2.28 MB

Table of Contents
5
Welcome to Aurora

9
- Section 1 - about the User Guide
  10
  - Intended Readers
    11
  - Aurora Expert for Windows
    14
- Section 2 - Introducing Aurora
  15
  - How You Can Use Your Aurora
    15
  - Supplied with Aurora
    16
  - How Aurora
    16
  - Sonata Fits Together
    16
  - Safety Advice
    17
  - Looking after Aurora Sonata
    17
  - A Look at Aurora Sonata
    18
Getting Started

27
- Chapter Summary
  28
- Section 1 - Preparing to Use Aurora
  29
- Section 2 - Using the Menus and Windows
  38
  - The Top Level Menu
    38
  - Moving through the Items in a Menu
    39
  - Selecting a Menu Item
    40
  - Using the Function Keys
    40
  - Exiting from a Menu or Option Window
    41
  - Switching between Windows
    41
- Section 3 - Basic Operations
  42
  - Getting On-Screen Help
    42
  - Adjusting the Volume
    43
  - Selecting an Interface
    44
  - Choosing the Operating Mode
    45
  - Entering Alphanumeric Information
    45
First Steps in Testing

47
- Section 1 - Setting up Aurora
  49
  - Sonata
    49
  - To Begin Setting up Aurora Sonata
    49
  - Setting up Aurora
    50
  - Sonata for ISDN Operation
    50
  - Changing the Basic Operation
    74
  - Configuring the Serial Port/Protocol Output
    78
  - Checking the Current Setup of Aurora
    83
  - Sonata
    83
  - Selecting the Default Settings
    84
- Section 2 - Connecting a Basic Call
  89
  - The Purpose of Connecting Calls
    89
  - Before You Start
    90
  - Making an Outgoing Call-Summary
    92
  - Making an Outgoing Call-Details
    93
  - Receiving an Incoming Call
    99
  - When a Call Is Connected
    102
  - Clearing an ISDN Call
    107
  - If Calls Are Not Possible
    109
Testing in Simulation Mode

111
Chapter 4

112
Section 1-Introduction

112
Section 2-Physical/Line Quality Checks

112
- Connecting to the ISDN
  113
- Section 1 - Introduction
  114
- Section 2 - Physical & Line Quality Checks
  125
  - Checking the Line Voltage
    125
  - Checking Layer 1
    126
  - Checking the Status of Layers 2 and 3
    131
  - Checking the Protocol Activity
    132
  - Detecting NEBE/FEBE (2B1Q)
    132
  - Bit Error Rate Testing (BERT)
    133
  - BERT on the D Channel
    146
- Section 3 - Channel Testing
  148
Section 3-Channel Testing

148
- Checking Channels from the Test Suite
  148
- Section 4 - Testing Service Availability
  154
Section 4-Testing Service Availability

154
- Bearer Services and Teleservices
  154
- Testing Services from the ISDN Test Suite
  156
- Checking TEI Availability for X.25
  161
- Section 5 - Supplementary Services
  164
  - Services Supported by Aurora Sonata
    164
  - Call Forwarding
    165
  - Call Deflection
    168
  - Testing Services During Call Setup
    169
  - Testing Services with a Connected Call
    178
  - Testing MCID During Disconnection
    185
  - Advice of Charge
    186
  - ISDN Sub-Addressing
    188
  - Testing Services from the ISDN Test Suite
    189
  - Testing Services Using the Keypad
    192
Monitoring the Line

195
- Connecting Aurora
  195
- Setting up Aurora Sonata for Monitoring
  195
Chapter 5 Sonata

196
Sonata for Monitoring

197
- Choosing the Monitor Output Destination
  
  199
- Setting the Idle Code
  
  200
- Setting up a Monitor Session
  
  201
- During Protocol Monitoring
  
  205
- Ending a Monitor Session
  
  205
- Changing Settings While in Monitor Mode
  
  206
- Reviewing a Stored Monitor Session
  
  207
Advanced Features & System Maintenance

209
- Section 1 - Advanced Testing Features
  210
  - Speed Dialling
    211
  - Call Screening
    214
  - Creating a Custom One-Button Test
    219
  - Using Self Calls
    220
- Section 2 - Testing in Unattended Mode
  222
- Section 3 - System Maintenance
  225
- Section 1 - Decoding in Real Time
  233
  - Viewing the Simple Real-Time Decode
    233
  - Sending the Decode to the Serial Port
    236
- Section 2 - Capturing to Memory
  237
- Section 3 - Analysing the Decode Display
  244
  - The Simple Decode
    244
  - Extended Decode
    245
  - The Detailed Decode
    249
Power Sources

261
- Using External (Mains) Power
  262
- Using Battery Power
  263
- Section 1 - Technical Information
  270
- Aurora Sonata Specifications
  270
  - Technical & Purchasing Notes
    270
  - User Interface
    271
  - Power Supplies
    272
  - Interface Specifications
    273
  - Regulations and Approvals
    275
  - Bert
    276
  - Product Safety
    276
  - Quality and Reliability
    276
- Section 2 - Notes for Purchasers
  277
- Sonata
  
  281
Aurora Menus

281
Disconnection & Clearing Cause Codes

286
Introduction to ISDN

297
Glossary & Abbreviations

309
Index

321
- Setting up Aurora Sonata for Monitoring
  329

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Agilent Technologies auroraSonata User Manual (336 pages)

Table of Contents

Welcome to Aurora

Getting Started

First Steps in Testing

Testing in Simulation Mode

Chapter 4

Section 1-Introduction

Section 2-Physical/Line Quality Checks

Section 3-Channel Testing

Section 4-Testing Service Availability

Monitoring the Line

Chapter 5 Sonata

Sonata for Monitoring

Choosing the Monitor Output Destination

Setting the Idle Code

Setting up a Monitor Session

During Protocol Monitoring

Ending a Monitor Session

Changing Settings While in Monitor Mode

Reviewing a Stored Monitor Session

Advanced Features & System Maintenance

Power Sources

Sonata

Aurora Menus

Disconnection & Clearing Cause Codes

Introduction to ISDN

Glossary & Abbreviations

Index

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