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Table of Contents .........................................................................................................................................i Chapter 1: Document Overview ................................................................................................................1 1.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................1 Purpose ...............................................................................................................................1 Intended Audience...............................................................................................................1 1.2 Document Contents ...................................................................................................................1 1.3 Related Documents ...................................................................................................................2 1.4 Document Change History ........................................................................................................2 1.5 Interfaces and Test Access .......................................................................................................3 1.6 Interfacing Procedure ................................................................................................................4 Chapter 2: Prerequisites ............................................................................................................................5 2.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................5 2.2 4TEL Equipment ........................................................................................................................5 Hardware .............................................................................................................................5 TSC 720 Software Configuration.........................................................................................5 2.3 Switch Equipment ......................................................................................................................6 2.4 Tools required............................................................................................................................6 2.5 Test data required .....................................................................................................................6 Lines for Test Port Check ....................................................................................................6 Chapter 3: Switch Access Port Check......................................................................................................9 3.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................9 3.2 Switch Access Port Check Procedure .......................................................................................9 Chapter 4: 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 RMU 745 Configuration and Turn Up...................................................................................11 Introduction ..............................................................................................................................11 Personality Module Configuration............................................................................................11 Power Up Check......................................................................................................................14 RMU Sample Line Check ........................................................................................................14
Chapter 5: Test Port Checks ...................................................................................................................15 5.1 Introduction ..............................................................................................................................15 5.2 Test Port Check Procedure .....................................................................................................15 Appendix A: RMU 745 Test Bus Terminations ......................................................................................17 Appendix B: Interface Check Sheet........................................................................................................21 Appendix C: Interface Confirmation after MAX 2000B Retrofit............................................................23 Appendix D: SULIM Command Summary ..............................................................................................25
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Glossary .....................................................................................................................................................27 Index ...........................................................................................................................................................31
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Figure 1-1: Figure 2-1: Figure 2-2: Figure 4-1: Figure 4-2: Figure A-1: Figure A-2: Figure A-3: Figure B-1:
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RMU 745 in an EWSD Switch - block diagram .............................................................3 Test Port check sheet ...................................................................................................7 EWSD Switch Cluster example ....................................................................................8 Printed Circuit Board Removal ....................................................................................12 Control Board Configuration........................................................................................13 RMU 745 Rear Panel..................................................................................................17 P12 Connector Pinout.................................................................................................17 Matrix Connector Detail ..............................................................................................18 Test Port Check Sheet................................................................................................22
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Table 1-1: Table 4-1: Table A-1: Table A-2:
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Document Development History.....................................................................................2 Personality Module (390-017-00) Jumpers ..................................................................12 Test Matrix Test Port Locations (X1 connector)...........................................................18 V.24 Matrix Control Port Characteristics......................................................................19
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Chapter 1: Document Overview
1.1 Introduction
This chapter provides an overview of the System 7000 EWSD/SULIM interface, as well as a very brief overview of the interface configuration and test procedures in this document. This chapter contains the following sections:
Section 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6
Title Document Contents Related Documents Document Change History Interfaces and Test Access Interfacing Procedures
Purpose
This document describes how to configure and test a System 7000 SULIM interface in an EWSD switch.
Intended Audience
The intended audiences for this guide are those people responsible for engineering, installation and configuring the System 7000 SULIM interface in an EWSD switch.
1.2 Document Contents

The chapters in this guide contain the following information: Chapter 2, Prerequisites, defines the procedures and conditions which are required to be fulfilled prior to carrying out the instructions in this document, and indicates test data which should be ascertained prior to testing the interfaces. Chapter 3, Switch Access Port Check, provides a short procedure to verify the proper operation of the Switch Access Port via the SULIM Access Manager unit. Chapter 4, RMU 745 Configuration and Turn Up, gives the RMU 745 configuration setting for operation in an EWSD switch. Chapter 5, Test Port Checks, describes the checks to be carried out on switch Test Ports in the EWSD host or remote sites which have been allocated for connections to an RMU 745 (via a matrix outlet). Appendix A, RMU 745 Test Bus Terminations, provides wiring diagrams of the RMU 745 digital Test Bus connections. 1
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Appendix B, Interface Check Sheet, provides illustrations of forms to be used during the Interface checkout. Appendix C, Interface Confirmation after MAX 2000B Retrofit, provides instructions for re-establishing the proper interface after a MAX 2000B Matrix has been retrofitted to a RMU 745. Appendix D, SULIM Command Summary, provides SULIM commands and acks sent using DTMF signalling. The last appendix is a glossary of terms used in this document.
1.3 Related Documents

Refer to the following documents for more information on the RMU 745 and the TSC 720:
4TEL RMU 745 Installation Guide 4TEL RMU 745 Maintenance Guide 4TEL TSC 720 SULIM Access Manager Guide 4TEL TSC 720 System Configuration Guide 4TEL TSC 720 Installation Guide 4TEL Installation and Commissioning Guide
1.4 Document Change History

Table 1-1 lists the development history of this document: Table 1-1: Document History
Issue Level
Issue 1 Issue 2 Issue 3
Date
May 1996 August 1997 March 1998
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1.5 Interfaces and Test Access
This 4TEL application is used to test lines that reside in an EWSD switch with SULIM line testing capabilities, via appropriately configured Digital Line Units (DLUs) on LTG-B. Figure 1 is an overview of the connection of 4TEL to the EWSD switch.
DLU 1 TB2 RMU 745 Matrix Control Comms Line 4TEL 4TEL System Controller (ethernet (thinwire)) Switch Access (control) Ports SAM 4TEL Terminal (up to 16) EWSD Matrix for Test Bus Test Ports DLU 2 (up to 16)
LTG-B
LTG-B Switch Network
DLU n
LTG-B
SULIM
PSTN
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Figure 1-1: System 7000 Interface for an EWSD (SULIM) Switch - block diagram The TSC 720 controls line access and connection, while the SULIM Access Manager (SAM) implements the tone (DTMF) interface to the EWSD SULIM. This tone interface allows 4TEL to: Learn line access data from the switch Request test access to a line Control test bus connection, and Release test access.
The EWSD SULIM control/access ports are hereafter referred to as Switch Access Ports.
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Once access data is learned, the TSC determines which RMU can gain metallic access to the line to be tested. Each RMU 745 installed for EWSD line testing requires a 4x16 test bus matrix (MAX 2000B). The matrix allows up to sixteen distinct 4-wire connections to be mapped to the RMU backplanes single 4-wire output, Test Bus 2. Each of the matrices sixteen 4-wire connections run to an individual DLU located in the EWSD switch. Hereafter, the sixteen 4-wire matrix connections are referred to as Test Ports. Note: Line access and connection at EWSD remotes is accomplished in the same manner as at an EWSD host switch.
1.6 Interfacing Procedure

Configure and test the 4TEL/switch interfaces as follows: 1. 2. Check that the prerequisites in Chapter 2 have been met. Check that Switch Access Ports are operating properly as described in Chapter 3. Set up each RMU 745 in the switch as described in Chapter 4. Check each switch Test Port connected to the above RMU 745s as described in Chapter 5.
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Chapter 2: Prerequisites
2.1 Introduction
This chapter briefly describes the requirements which must be met before attempting to set up and test the 4TEL/switch interfaces. This chapter contains the following sections:
Section 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5
Title 4TEL Equipment Switch Equipment Tools Required Test Data Required
2.2 4TEL Equipment

Hardware
The following 4TEL equipment must be installed before checking the System 7000 EWSD/SULIM interface: TSC 720, RMU 745, and the SAM.
TSC 720 Software Configuration

The following configuration tasks, as described in the TSC 720 System Configuration manual, must be completed before checking the 4TEL/EWSD (SULIM) interface: One TSC Port must be configured for each Switch Access Port used by the SAM unit: Connection Type must be Dialup DTMF Each Port Number must be unique
Each Switch Access Port used by the SAM unit must be configured: Connection Type must be Dialup DTMF Port Timeout must be 3 minutes
Each RMU 745 must be configured with the proper MU Matrix Port number and Test Port (DLU) number.
Note: The Switch Test Matrix number is not used in this application.
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2.3 Switch Equipment

This Interface Guide will enable 4TEL to be interfaced to Switch Access and Test Ports in an EWSD switch running version 6.2 or a compatible software release, with SULIM access capability and properly configured, built-in DLUs on LTG-B. Compatibility with future builds and software releases can be checked by consulting Teradyne.
2.4 Tools Required

To complete the interface configuration and test procedures, the following tools are required: A voltmeter for detecting switch battery voltage at the switch Test Ports. A handset (micro telephone) is used to busy out telephone lines. A PC or VDT, capable of communicating with the TSC 720.
2.5 Test Data Required

A number of "Test Lines" and associated switch data have to be known to check the Switch Learn and Test Access functions. 1. Fill in the preliminary information on the Test Port check sheet. An example is shown in Figure 2. Note: The complete check sheet is included in Appendix B. 2. Identify and record a Test Line for each Test Port for Test Access function checks as described in the section Lines for Test Port Check.
Lines for Test Port Check

Identify a Test Line for each Test Port connected to an RMU 745 matrix port and note it on the Test Port check sheet. The following procedure uses an example, illustrated in Figure 2 and Figure 3, for clarification. Note: Test Port on the checksheet is the ID code of the DLU connected to the associated MU matrix port. The term Test Port does not refer to the number of the test bus. The Test Line may be any telephone line which: is accessible via the Test Port in question
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is free from service affecting faults - the moderate fault condition on a Sample Line is acceptable can be busied out conveniently.
On the Test Port check sheet list the following, for each Test Port: 1. In the first column (MU Matrix Port), list each port of the MAX 2000B matrix which is connected to a DLU. In the second column (Test Port (DLU)), enter the ID Code (number) of the DLU to which the matrix port is connected.
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Note: 4TEL software must use the switch DLU ID codes to identify Test Ports. The switch will respond to a Test Access request by providing a test connection between the DLU and the line specified in the request if this is possible. If 4TEL is not using the correct Test Port number, the test result will usually be an open-circuit condition.
TEST PORT CHECK SHEET
MU NAME: SATMU1
DISTRICT
SATURN
EXCHANGE
ALPHA
TEST PERFORMED BY:

NAME SIGNATURE JOHN F. SMITH
John F Smith
DATE
10/12/99
Demand test idle line
MU Matrix Port 1 2 3 4
Test Port (DLU) 0010 0020 0030
Test Line 7777777 4789999 7888888
Figure 2-1: Test Port check sheet 3. Enter the number of the chosen Test Line in the third column.
Note: Each MU matrix (MAX 2000B) port must be connected to a unique DLU.
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EWSD Host System Controller SAM SULIM Port
RMU 745 #1 in out in out Matrix in out in out TLC, TLD TLA, TLB TLC, TLD TLA, TLB TLC, TLD TLA, TLB TLC, TLD TLA, TLB MU1/2 MU1/3 MU1/4 DLU DLU DLU MU1/1 DLU
Test Lines 7777777 4789999 7888888
RMU 745 #2 in out in out TLC, TLD TLA, TLB TLC, TLD TLA, TLB MU2/2 MU2/1
EWSD REMOTE DLU DLU
Matrix
RMU 745 #3 in out Matrix in out TLC, TLD TLA, TLB TLC, TLD TLA, TLB MU3/2 MU3/1
EWSD REMOTE
DLU DLU
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Figure 2-2: EWSD Switch Cluster Example Note: There is only one Test Port connection per DLU.
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Chapter 3: Switch Access Port Check
3.1 Introduction
This chapter provides a short procedure to verify the proper operation of the 4TEL Systems switch access function.
3.2 Switch Access Port Check Procedure

The Switch Access Ports assigned to 4TEL, and the communications links between 4TEL, the SAM unit, and these ports should be checked to ensure that they are configured and connected for operation with 4TEL. This procedure can be performed where the TSC 720 terminal is located. 1. From a TSC terminal, attempt to test a phone line that exists in the EWSD switch. Monitor the dial-out lines on the SAM to determine if the SAM dials the SULIM port in the EWSD. If the SULIM port answers, proper signaling between the SAM and SULIM is indicated by DTMF tones. If the SULIM port does not answer, determine whether DTMF tones are reaching the SULIM unit. If they are, there may be a switch-related problem. If they are not, refer to the 4TEL TSC 720 SULIM Access Manager Guide for troubleshooting information.
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Chapter 4: RMU 745 Configuration and Turn Up
4.1 Introduction
This chapter describes how to configure the RMU 745 in an EWSD switch, and how to verify proper RMU 745 operation. This chapter contains the following sections:
Section 4.2 4.3 4.4
Title Personality Module Configuration Power Up Check RMU Sample Line Check
The following procedure should be carried out on each RMU 745 installed in the EWSD host and remote sites to ensure that the RMU is set up for the correct switch interface.
4.2 Personality Module Configuration

Follow the procedure below to gain access to the Personality Module (PM) and Control Board, and set switches and jumpers to the correct settings.
CAUTION: When removing or working on RMU 745 printedcircuit boards, observe the normal precautions for handling devices which are sensitive to static discharge.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Ensure that the RMU 745 is powered off. Remove the RMU 745 front panel. See Figure 4(b). Remove the RMU 745 Control board with PM. See Figure 4(c). Identify the PM and SW1 on the Control p.c.b. - See Figure 5(a). Set the Personality board jumpers correctly. See Figure 5(b) and Table 2. On SW1, set switch keys 1-8 to 00000100. See Figure 5(c). Re-install the Control board and the front panel.
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(a) Power down unit
Retaining Screws
(b) Release front panel retaining screws and remove panel
(c) Remove Boards

Personality Module (PM)
381-019 Option Board 381-329 Control Board 381-172 DCMU

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Figure 4-1: Printed Circuit Board Removal
Table 4-1: Personality Module (390-017-00) Jumpers
Link
LK1 ) LK2 ) LK5 ) LK3 ) LK4 ) LK6 ) LK7 )
Setting
Not used in this application Not used in this application Not used in this application A-B A-B Out Out
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1
390-017-00
3
8 ABC 1
J3
LK3 LK2 LK1 K1 D1 K2 LK4
ABC
LK7
LK6 LK5
R1
32
R2
K3 D2 K4
32
J2
J1
Rear
Control Board
PM SW1
Front
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SW1
8 SW1 Key Closed
Figure 4-2: Control Board Configuration
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4.3 Power Up Check

Use the following procedure to verify proper power up of each RMU 745: 1. 2. Isolate the RMU 745 from the switch battery supply momentarily. Check that the indicator lights correspond to an error-free bootup: The Control Board (CB) ALARM indicator (LED) should flash during the bootup sequence and should be unlit at the end of the bootup sequence The Measure indicator light (LED3) on the DCMU board should flash during self-calibration (part of the bootup sequence) and should be unlit at the end of the bootup sequence The Alarm (OB) light should flash during the bootup sequence and should be unlit at the end of the bootup sequence.
If the RMU 745 does not power up correctly, refer to the RMU 745 Faultfinding document for troubleshooting instructions.
4.4 RMU Sample Line Check

The RMU 745 must be able to dial back to the repair or service bureau via its Sample Line. Check that the Sample Line has been properly provisioned by using a handset to call back on the Sample Line (refer to the Figure A-2 in Appendix A).
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Chapter 5: Test Port Checks
5.1 Introduction
This chapter describes how to test each of the host and remote site Test Ports connected to an RMU 745 matrix port, i.e., verifying access to the EWSD via each connected DLU. Note: It may be necessary for two people (who are in communication via a telephone line) to carry out the following procedure. One person can input the commands to the TSC while the second uses the voltmeter to monitor the appropriate Test Pair at a remote site. This may also be necessary at the Host, unless the Switch Access Ports and RMU 745 are in close proximity.
5.2 Test Port Check Procedure

Check each Test Port according to the following procedure: Note: 4TEL software must use the switch DLU ID codes to identify Test Ports. The switch will respond to a Test Access request by providing a test connection between the DLU and the line specified in the request if this is possible. If 4TEL is not using the correct Test Port number, the test result will usually be an open-circuit condition. 1. 2. 3. Access 4TEL in an appropriate manner. From the Test Port check sheet, identify the first port to be tested. Check that the Test Line given against the Test Port to be tested is idle. Using 4TEL, perform a Demand Test on the idle line, and check for the correct response. 4TEL should detect Office Battery, any Cable present, etc. Refer to the Acceptance Procedure in the 4TEL Installation and Commissioning Guide for typical Demand Test results. Busy out the line, then perform a second Demand Test on the line. 4TEL should detect the busy line. Again, refer to the Acceptance Procedure in the 4TEL Installation and Commissioning Guide for typical Demand Test results. The Test Port check procedure is concluded when all of the Test Ports connected to the test matrix have been checked in the above manner.
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Appendix A: RMU 745 Test Bus Terminations

The four-wire Test Bus connection to the test matrix is terminated on P12 on the RMU 745 rear panel - see Figure 6.
C32 A32
X2
C1
X1
P13 Port # 3 DTE Port # 1 DCE Port # 2 DTE J12 P12
J23 P11
J22
J21
DC voltages present on J21, P11, P12, P13, and J12 Figure A-1: RMU 745 Rear Panel
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P12 is a wire-wrap pin field at which terminations and interface test measurements may be made. The Digital Test Bus pins are A/B 13 and A/B 14 as shown in Figure 7.
P12
A 1 5 10 15
A A A
Earth Exch batt
20
25
Test bus 2 (digital 4-wire) Test in pair Test out pair
10
B B B
20
25
Sample line pair
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Figure A-2: P12 Connector Pinout
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The MU (test) matrix detail is shown in Figure 8 and Table 3.
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Figure A-3: Matrix Connector Detail
Table A-1: Test Matrix Test Port Locations (X1 connector)
MU Matrix Port
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Switch side (in) Pinout [a leg, b leg]

C1, A1 C3, A3 C5, A5 C7, A7 C9, A9 C11, A11 C13, A13 C15, A15 C17, A17 C19, A19 C21, A21 C23, A23 C25, A25 C27, A27 C29, A29 C31, A31
Subscriber side (out) Pinout [a leg, b leg]

C2, A2 C4, A4 C6, A6 C8, A8 C10, A10 C12, A12 C14, A14 C16, A16 C18, A18 C20, A20 C22, A22 C24, A24 C26, A26 C28, A28 C30, A30 C32, A32
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Communication between the RMU 745 and the matrix is accomplished over a V.24 matrix control port, whose characteristics are shown in Table 4. Table A-2: V.24 Matrix Control Port Characteristics BAUD RATE: PARITY: INTERFACE: 1200 baud None CCITT V.24 CHARACTER SIZE: STOP BIT FLOW CONTROL: 8 bits 1 stop bit None
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Appendix B: Interface Check Sheet

It is advised that lines suitable for testing the switch Learn and Test Access functions together with associated data are identified prior to carrying out the test procedures in this publication. The following pages contain examples of suitable check sheets on which to record such data.
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The Test Port check sheet in Figure 9 is used for the switch Test Ports connected to the RMU 745 digital Test Bus via the matrix. Fill in a line for each Test Port connection, assigning a test line which may be used to check test access via the port.
TEST PORT CHECK SHEET

MU NAME:
DISTRICT TEST PERFORMED BY:

NAME SIGNATURE
EXCHANGE
DATE
MU Matrix Port
Test Port (DLU)
Test Line
Sheet
of
Figure B-1: Test Port Check Sheet
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Appendix C: Interface Confirmation after MAX 2000B Retrofit

Certain RMU 745 equipment has been installed without being equipped with a MAX 2000B Matrix. In order to expand system capabilities, a MAX 2000B matrix can be retrofitted to the RMU 745 unit. After a MAX 2000B Matrix has been retrofitted to an RMU 745, it is necessary to re-establish and test the interface to accommodate the new capabilities. Follow the instructions in Chapters 2 through 5. Pre-existing connections should be spot checked to see that they have not been disturbed.
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Appendix D: SULIM Command Summary

SULIM commands and acks are sent using DTMF signalling. Ack from SULIM to TSC Ack from TSC to SULIM Connect TU TB inward Connect TU TB outward Dial digit X sent to SULIM DLU ID request to SULIM DLU ID sent to TSC Line Status sent to TSC F F FA6 FA7 F4X F82 D50XXXX (X: 09) C: subscriber idle D: subscriber busy E: congestion F79 FA9 789
Release access line to SULIM Release line from test SULIM answer code
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Glossary
Glossary
B
Baud rate Signal modulation rate. The baud rate is equivalent to digital bits per second if each signal represents one bit. BInary digiT (BIT): An element in binary notation which can take the two values "0" (ON) or "1" (OFF).
Bit
C
CU 4TEL switch-based Control Unit which communicates with the switch processor via switch Control Ports to set up test access and communicates with a 4TEL MU to make measurements on the accessed line. The Control Interface or Control Port is the communications port via which an LTS will carry out Learn and Test Access transactions with the switch processor. A Test Access request will specify the required line using the line DN or EN and the Measurement Interface via which the line will be accessed. See Control Interface above.
Control interface
Control port
D
DLU Digital Line Unit: a frame in the EWSD which contains the subscriber line circuits. Directory Number: The "telephone number" which telephone users use to access a particular line (or group of lines) on the PSTN. Where the line is in a hunt group the number will access the first idle line in the group. Test Access to a specific line in the group can only be obtained by using the EN (see below).
DN
E
EN Equipment Number: Identifies a unit of switch equipment on which a single telephone line may be terminated. The EN enables individual lines in a hunt group to be accessed. External Test Equipment Siemens Digital Electronic Switch System (switch).
ETS EWSD
F
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GP Group Processor
Glossary
L
LMCP LTG LTGA LTGB LTGC LTS Subscriber Line Measuring Circuit Line/Trunk Group Line Trunk Group A Line Trunk Group B Line Trunk Group C Line Test System: A system (such as 4TEL) which is interfaced to switch Test Access and Control Ports to access and test telephone lines Function that enables a 4TEL CU to access line data from the switch and build or modify the CU routine testing database.
Learn
M
MAX 2000 Measurement Interface (MI) Matrix to connect EWSD test ports to RMU745 Test Bus. The Measurement Interface or Test Port is a switch interface at which the switch will provide test connection to the line to be tested via a Test Matrix. The LTS will have test bus connections to a number of Measurement Interfaces to facilitate Test Access to all lines to be tested by the LTS. The term "MI" is used in certain switch technologies (e.g. System 1240) for the software parameter which identifies a particular Measurement Interface. Modem MOdulator/DEModulator: Device which converts digital information into analogue, voice-frequency form for transmission over a normal telephone line and converts received transmissions back to digital information. Measurement Unit. 4TEL test head installed in switch which accesses and measures the characteristics of local telephone lines under the control of the 4TEL System Controller.
MU
P
PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network: Telephone network provided for public use by a PTO or private company. Public Telephone Organization: PSTN provider, sometimes known as PTT. Set of rules governing the format and exchange of data between two
PTO Protocol
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devices such that reliable communications is maintained.
Glossary
R
RMU Remote Measurement Unit
S
SAM SLCA SLMA SN SULIM Switch SULIM Access Module Subscriber Line Circuit Analog Subscriber Line Module Analog Switch Network Subscriber Line Measuring System Communications switch or automatic telephone switch providing switched connections between telephone lines (e.g. trunk lines) terminated on the switch. 4TEL central control computer that provides central control of the switchbased CUs and MUs and processes the measurement data received from these devices.
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TAL Test Access Location: a 4TEL software identifier which represents one or a group of commoned switch test access mechanisms to which 4TEL is connected. The TAL links; groups of switch lines switch test access mechanisms (one or more) which provide access to them; and 4TEL MU Test Buses which are connected to that mechanism and thus have access to all of the lines in the group.
Glossary
A TAL is unique to the groups of lines which it covers and thus represents exclusive access. In other words, no line "owned" by a TAL may be owned by another TAL. However, a 4TEL MU may be connected with more than one TAL and, conversely, a TAL may be connected with more than one MU. TB TE Test matrix Test Bus Test Equipment Test Access equipment to which a number of line modules are connected. The line modules are the switch equipment providing termination for subscriber's lines. The test matrix can provide a test access connection between any Test Port connected to the matrix and any line termination connected to the matrix. See Measurement Interface. EWSD DLU Test Bus leads looking toward the subscriber. EWSD DLU Test Bus leads looking toward the C.O. Test Unit
Test Port TLA, TLB TLC, TLD TU
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Index
C
Control Board configuration, 13 RMU 745 PM configuration, 11
S
SAM, 3, 9 SULIM Access Manager, 3 switch access, 9 port configuration, 5 switch software, 6 system controller, 28, 29
D
Digital Line Unit, 3, 27 DLU, 3, 4, 6, 27 Test Port configuration, 5 DLU ID code, 7, 15
M
matrix, 15, 22, 28, 30 connections, 18 control port, 19 Matrix, 4, 6 MU port configuration, 5
T
test bus, 22, 28 connections, 17 Test bus, 3 Test Port configuration, 5 number, 6 TSC 720, 3, 9 TSC software configuration MU matrix port, 5 Switch Access Port, 5 Test Port, 5 TSC port, 5
P
Personality Module, 11
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Section 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6

1.2 Document Contents

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LTG-B Switch Network

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TEST PORT CHECK SHEET

TEST PERFORMED BY:

Demand test idle line

Test Port (DLU) 0010 0020 0030

Test Line 7777777 4789999 7888888

Demand test busy line

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EWSD Host System Controller SAM SULIM Port

Test Lines 7777777 4789999 7888888

EWSD REMOTE DLU DLU

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Chapter 3: Switch Access Port Check

Chapter 3: Switch Access Port Check

3.2 Switch Access Port Check Procedure

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Chapter 3: Switch Access Port Check

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Chapter 4: RMU 745 Configuration and Turn Up

Chapter 4: RMU 745 Configuration and Turn Up

Section 4.2 4.3 4.4

4.2 Personality Module Configuration

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Chapter 4: RMU 745 Configuration and Turn Up

(a) Power down unit

(b) Release front panel retaining screws and remove panel

(c) Remove Boards

381-019 Option Board 381-329 Control Board 381-172 DCMU

P.C.B. Ejector Handles

Figure 4-1: Printed Circuit Board Removal

Table 4-1: Personality Module (390-017-00) Jumpers

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1 SW1 Key Open

8 SW1 Key Closed

Figure 4-2: Control Board Configuration