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LBI-39040AericssonzPI User’s ManualEDACS JessicaPBX Gateway

LBI-39040 INITIAL SETUP103.3. PI SOFTWARE INSTALLATIONThe PI Operating System is ROM resident. The PI application software is installed through a fl

INITIAL SETUP LBI-3904011Table 1 - Application Loading (Cont.)Type of Loading Application Expected Results8. The PI terminal willindicate the copy of

LBI-39040 INITIAL SETUP12Table 2 - CONFIG.DAT File LoadingType of Loading Procedure Expected ResultsJessica loading ofconfiguration datafrom the flopp

INITIAL SETUP LBI-3904013Table 2 - CONFIG.DAT File Loading (Cont.)Type of Loading Application Expected Results5. At the prompt for the next disk, remo

LBI-39040 INITIAL SETUP143.6. PASSWORD PROTECTION -- LOGINJessica allows local logins from the PI terminal and remote logins using Telnet or FTP over

CONFIGURATION FILES LBI-39040154. CONFIGURATION FILESConfiguration parameters are read from disk files on reboot or upon execution of the config -u co

LBI-39040 CONFIGURATION FILES16Table 4 - Site-Based Call Routing ParametersVariable Name Use Allowed ValuesSITE_ROUTING_PREFIX Specifies the first dig

CONFIGURATION FILES LBI-3904017Table 6 - Activity ParametersVariable Name Use Allowed ValuesALL_DEBUG_ENABLED If this is TRUE, the PI behaves as ifDIS

LBI-39040 CONFIGURATION FILES18The parameters in Table 7 simply select which of the ISDN records to record. The actual writing of all ISDN records is

CONFIGURATION FILES LBI-3904019Table 9 - Channel Assignment ParametersVariable Name Use Allowed ValuesROTATING_ASSIGNMENTS Specifies whether PI-IMCcha

LBI-390402Copyright  June 1994, Ericsson GE Mobile Communications Inc.NOTERepairs to this equipment should be made only by an authorized service tec

LBI-39040 CONFIGURATION FILES20Selecting E1 or T1 in Table 3 automatically sets the appropriate values for the entries in Table 13 below.Table 13 - PI

CONFIGURATION FILES LBI-39040214.2. ALLOW.DAT (TOLL CALL RESTRICTION)Call restrictions are stored in two different files which are read upon startup

LBI-39040 CONFIGURATION FILES22A user in class 0 calls “8564”. This call is not allowed since there is no entry in the table. Only numbers which are

CONFIGURATION FILES LBI-3904023If a user in class 14 calls the same number, he would pass through the permission table and proceed to the disallow tab

LBI-39040 CONFIGURATION FILES244.5. EXPORTS.DAT PARAMETERS (NFS ACCESS SETUP)The EXPORTS.DAT file applies to the NFS Server software feature. It def

CONFIGURATION FILES LBI-3904025Table 18 - ROUTES.DAT File ParametersParameter Meaningtype Keyword for the type of route being added, either host or ne

LBI-39040 CONFIGURATION FILES264.8. PRIORITY.DAT (PRIORITY SERVICE CHANNELS)Priority Service Channels are created and stored in the PRIORITY.DAT file

ACTIVITY LOGGING LBI-39040275. ACTIVITY LOGGINGActivity logging is useful for billing purposes or tracking the general activity of radios. To view ac

LBI-39040 ACTIVITY LOGGING284. LID [00000] or GID [0000]EDACS radio ID. LID is an individual radio or console ID (LIDs are 5-digit numbers). GID is

ACTIVITY LOGGING LBI-390402919. PHONE2[00]Phone number that was forwarded to. This field is present only on phone forwarding.20. DIGITAL or CLEAR and

LBI-390403TABLE OF CONTENTSPage1. INTRODUCTION...

LBI-39040 ACTIVITY LOGGING30CALL:[00008] INBOUND CLEAR LID[06044] [NORMAL_DISCONNECT]:PBXIMC[00] PBX[03] PHONE[] SITES: O[17] D[17] PRI[2/2] TOLL[

ACTIVITY LOGGING LBI-3904031******************************************************************************* Outbound Call/Rad

LBI-39040 ACTIVITY LOGGING32******************************************************************************* Group Inbound Call/Telep

ACTIVITY LOGGING LBI-3904033******************************************************************************* Radio-Initiated Feature C

LBI-39040 ACTIVITY LOGGING34******************************************************************************* Individual Inbound Cal

ACTIVITY LOGGING LBI-39040355.2. CALL EVENTSCall events that appear in the PI activity records are presented below1. CONSTRUCTIONInitiation of a new c

LBI-39040 ACTIVITY LOGGING3618. CONV_LIMITCall has exceeded the conversation limit. This parameter only applies to phone and common forwarded calls (

ACTIVITY LOGGING LBI-39040375.3. CALL STATESVarious call states that appear in the PI activity records are listed below.1. INACTIVE_CALLREFCall that h

LBI-39040 ACTIVITY LOGGING385.4. DISCONNECT REASON CODESThe following list contains disconnect reason codes that appear in the PI call activity recor

ACTIVITY LOGGING LBI-390403912. NO_PHONE_DIGITSOccurs when valid phone digits are not received by the PI during the setup of an outbound call.13. SYST

LBI-390404TABLE OF CONTENTS (Cont.)Page6.2. FILE MAINTENANCE AND UTILITY COMMANDS ...

LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX406. COMMANDS AND SYNTAXThis section of the document provides detailed information on specific commands, their syntax, a

COMMANDS AND SYNTAX LBI-3904041• callres with no options allows the user to view the call restrictions table which is stored internally in the PI. Th

LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX426.1.2. configconfig -- displays the current configurationUSAGE:config -fu [-g SM|CM|IMC|UI|PI|ISDN|ACT ] [-s name valu

COMMANDS AND SYNTAX LBI-3904043SITE_ID = 14CONVERSATION_LIMIT = 5HANG_TIME = 20VERBOSE_USER_DEBUG = FALSEALL_DEBUG_ENABLED = FALSEDISK_LOG_CALLS = TRU

LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX44EXAMPLE:The example below shows how to display the current date and time.pSH+> date19:46:30 Aug 4 19936.1.4. dbvdbv

COMMANDS AND SYNTAX LBI-39040456.1.5. passwdpasswd -- performs password managementUSAGE:passwd [login_name]DESCRIPTION:passwd changes (or installs) a

LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX466.1.7. rebootreboot -- reboots the systemUSAGE:reboot [-hs]DESCRIPTION:reboot performs an immediate and complete system

COMMANDS AND SYNTAX LBI-39040476.1.8. restrest -- restarts the Jessica applicationUSAGE:restDESCRIPTION:rest performs a restart of the Jessica applica

LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX486.1.10. shutdnshutdn -- shuts down JessicaUSAGE:shutdn [-i]DESCRIPTION:shutdn performs the shutdown of Jessica so that

COMMANDS AND SYNTAX LBI-3904049EXAMPLE:pSH+> snapNumber of call references: 2LID/ PBX IMC IMC Toll Orig Call # Call Phone #GID C

LBI-390405TABLE OF CONTENTS (Cont.)Page6.7. ENVIRONMENT COMMANDS ...

LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX506.1.14. versionversion -- displays software versionsUSAGE:versionDESCRIPTION:version displays the current software revi

COMMANDS AND SYNTAX LBI-3904051NOTES:Using cat to redirect output of a file to the same file, such as cat filename1 > filename1 or cat filename1 &g

LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX52Multiple files can be written to the destination directory since wildcards are allowed. If there is a collision (i.e.,

COMMANDS AND SYNTAX LBI-39040536.2.4. cmpcmp -- performs a byte-by-byte comparison of two filesUSAGE:cmp [-ls] filename1 filename2 [skip1] [skip2]DESC

LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX54NOTES:cp refuses to copy a file onto itself.The wildcard character "*" is not supported.EXAMPLE:pSH+> cp a

COMMANDS AND SYNTAX LBI-39040556.2.7. dudu -- displays the number of disk blocks used per directory or fileUSAGE:du [-sa] [filename ...]DESCRIPTION:du

LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX56DESCRIPTION:head copies the first n lines of each filename to the standard output. If no filename is given, head copie

COMMANDS AND SYNTAX LBI-3904057• f Forces each argument to be interpreted as a directory and lists the name found in each slot. This option turnsoff

LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX58EXAMPLE:pSH+> lsBITMAP.SYS activity cnfg log tmpFLIST.SYS backup e

COMMANDS AND SYNTAX LBI-39040596.2.12. mvmv -- moves or renames filesUSAGE:mv [-fi] filename1 filename2mv [-fi] directory1 directory2mv [-fi] filename

LBI-39040 INTRODUCTION61. INTRODUCTIONThis manual is a guide describing how to configure and use the Jessica Private Branch Exchange (PBX) Gateway’s P

LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX606.2.13. purgepurge -- purges system filesUSAGE:purge -q [-d YYYY MM DD HH] full_path/filenameDESCRIPTION:purge is a fi

COMMANDS AND SYNTAX LBI-3904061The files misc.dat, 1234.dat, and 1235.dat match. The files are deleted without inquiry.Note: It is not necessary to

LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX62EXAMPLE:pSH+> lsBITMAP.SYS FLIST.SYS config.log sep29.exp temp1pSH+> rmdir temp1pSH+> ls

COMMANDS AND SYNTAX LBI-3904063EXAMPLE:pSH+> tail -5l wan.logWAN Server Boot CompleteWAN_ACTIVITY_RECORD at Fri Oct 21 14:14:17 1994WAN Port [0] On

LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX64OPTIONS:• i Calls device driver initialization procedure.NOTES:The PI supports format specification 4 only; 1.4 Mbyte (

COMMANDS AND SYNTAX LBI-39040656.3.3. umountumount -- unmounts the file systemsUSAGE:umount volumeDESCRIPTION:umount unmounts a previously mounted fil

LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX66topic specifies the network statistical entity of interest, which may be one of the following:if Interface group statis

COMMANDS AND SYNTAX LBI-3904067EXAMPLE:pSH+> ping 190.1.2.3PING (190.1.2.3): 56 data bytes190.1.2.3 is alive.6.4.3. routeroute -- examines/modifies

LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX68EXAMPLES:pSH+> route -sDestination: Next hop: IF: Type: Subnet Mask:127.0.0.1 127.0.0

COMMANDS AND SYNTAX LBI-3904069• 7 Final wait 2. One side of the connection has received a request to close it, and is ready to proceed with theshutd

PI HARDWARE LBI-3904072. PI HARDWAREThis section provides a general description of the hardware of the PI. The figure below shows the architecture of

LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX706.5.2. clrclr -- clears the terminal screenUSAGE:clrDESCRIPTION:clr clears a terminal display, such as a VT100, or xter

COMMANDS AND SYNTAX LBI-3904071OPTIONS:None.NOTES:help on an individual command provides two additional types of information: whether the command is

LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX726.6. STATISTICS AND DIAGNOSTICS COMMANDSThe following commands provide statistical and diagnostics services associated

COMMANDS AND SYNTAX LBI-39040736.7. ENVIRONMENT COMMANDSThe following commands are associated with subtle characteristics of a user’s operational envi

LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX746.7.3. pushdpushd -- pushes the current directory onto the directory stackUSAGE:pushd directoryDESCRIPTION:pushd pushes

COMMANDS AND SYNTAX LBI-3904075EXAMPLE:pSH+> setenvCVOL=1.2CDIR=/SOFLIST=5LOGNAME=rootIND=0OUTD=0TERM=sunpSH+> setenv TERM vt100CVOL=1.2CDIR=/SO

LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX766.8. ADVANCED COMMANDSThe following section discusses commands which, in general, should not be used on the PI. Reaso

COMMANDS AND SYNTAX LBI-39040776.8.2. echoecho -- echoes arguments to the standard outputUSAGE:echo [-n] [argument ...]DESCRIPTION:echo writes its arg

LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX786.8.4. killkill -- terminates a taskUSAGE:kill task_name | -task_idDESCRIPTION:kill terminates a task named task_name,

COMMANDS AND SYNTAX LBI-39040796.8.6. mountmount -- mounts a file system volumeUSAGE:mount volume_name [sync_mode]DESCRIPTION:mount mounts a pHILE+ fo

LBI-39040 PI HARDWARE8TVME-712M I/O Transition ModuleThe TVME-712M is a separate circuit board which receives the PIC I/O lines from the P2 Adapter As

LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX806.8.8. setprisetpri -- sets task priorityUSAGE:setpri task_name | -task_id new_priorityDESCRIPTION:setpri sets the prio

COMMANDS AND SYNTAX LBI-39040816.8.10. suspendsuspend -- suspends a taskUSAGE:suspend task_name | -task_idDESCRIPTION:suspend suspends a task named ta

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TELNET COMMAND LBI-39040A-1APPENDIX A TELNET COMMAND

LBI-39040 TELNET COMMANDA-2telnet - user interface to a remote system using the TELNET protocolUSAGE:telnet [ host [ port ] ]OPTIONS:host - Specify th

TELNET COMMAND LBI-39040A-3? [ command ]Gets help. With no arguments, telnet prints a help summary. If a command is specified, telnet will print the

LBI-39040 TELNET COMMANDA-4?Prints out help information for the send command.set <argument> <value>Sets any one of a number of telnet vari

TELNET COMMAND LBI-39040A-5toggle <arguments> ...Toggle (between TRUE and FALSE) various flags that control how telnet responds to events. More

LBI-39040 TELNET COMMANDA-6NOTESAfter exiting telnet, the first character typed is always lost.Attempting to open a non-existent or non-responsive rem

FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOL COMMAND LBI-39040B-1APPENDIX B FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOL COMMAND

INITIAL SETUP LBI-3904093. INITIAL SETUP3.1. POWER CORD INSTALLATIONInformation for power cord installation for the PI/MUX cabinet is presented below

LBI-39040 FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOL COMMANDB-2ftp - file transfer programUSAGE:ftp [ host_address ]DESCRIPTIONARPANET standard File Transfer Protocol (FT

FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOL COMMAND LBI-39040B-3cd remote-directoryChanges the working directory on the remote machine to remote-directory.cdupChanges the

LBI-39040 FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOL COMMANDB-4hashToggles hash sign (#) printing for each data block transferred.help [ command ]Prints an informative me

FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOL COMMAND LBI-39040B-5mput directory-nameExpands wild cards in the list of local files given as arguments and performs a put for

LBI-39040 FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOL COMMANDB-6resetClears the reply queue. This command re-synchronizes command/reply sequencing with the remote FTP ser

FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOL COMMAND LBI-39040B-7user user-name [ password ] [ account ]Identify yourself to the remote FTP server. If the password is not

LBI-39040 FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOL COMMANDB-8FILE TRANSFER PARAMETERSThe FTP specification designates many parameters which may affect a file transfer.T