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Chapter 10 - Programming for the
Nexspan 50 or Nexspan 500 range
10.1 Introduction
The DECT service programming steps are described for NeXspan 50 or NeXspan 500 PBXs.
Note:
It is essential to follow the programming order given.
1 Deactivate the fibre tests (loop tests)
MMC XCALEN (Value 31)
2 Check the "local" type data routing
MMC XACHEM
Caution: do not forget the network dialling code for a multisite configuration.
3 Declare the TELBOR server
To download to the base stations: RHM XTGTOT (Total sub-group number 4).
4 Declare the radio zones
MMC XSERVI
In a multisite configuration, a cluster routing must be created in all the sites.
5 Declare the company/department profile
Associate a company profile using the MMCs XSERAC/XACHMT (Object COMPANY-
DEPT.) or the RESSOC tool (this requires a system reload).
6 Put the cards in service
To position and put into service LDS/LDT (software variant 23 for LDS and 28 for LDT)
cards, use the MMC XETBLS.
Caution: A 16-interface LDS/LDT card can only be fitted as a card with 16 line interfaces
(it cannot be fitted as an 8-interface card and the two cards are not
interchangeable). An 8-interface LDS/LDT 8 card always uses an entire trunk
(32 time slots), a 16-interface card uses 2 trunks (64 time slots).
7 Declare the cells
MMC XCELLU, Object: cells, registration zones: .0.
Start the declaration with cell 0 for single-site configurations (for multi-site: see chapter 13
Multi-site programming).
8 Declare the DECT parameters
MMC XLIGAB, Object: radio restrictions, Topic: DECT parameter.
The PARI number that identifies the system is always shown on a label on the outer casing.
The "RS" and "Rand f" numbers must be between 1 and 4 294 967 294 (they are used
during registration of the mobile).
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