Agilent Technologies auroraSonata

To Next Page

To Previous Page

Issue 2 - 07/00 4-3

Testing in Simulation Mode - Section 1

Connecting to the ISDN

The following diagrams show the points on the ISDN where

you can connect aurora

Sonata

for simulation when the

appropriate interface modules are fitted.

Main Page

Default Chapter5
- Table of Contents5
Welcome to Aurora9
- Section 1 - about the User Guide10
  - Intended Readers11
  - Aurora Expert for Windows14
- Section 2 - Introducing Aurora15
Getting Started27
- Chapter Summary28
- Section 1 - Preparing to Use Aurora29
- Section 2 - Using the Menus and Windows38
- Section 3 - Basic Operations42
First Steps in Testing47
- Section 1 - Setting up Aurora49
- Section 2 - Connecting a Basic Call89
Testing in Simulation Mode111
Chapter 4112
Section 1-Introduction112
Section 2-Physical/Line Quality Checks112
- Connecting to the ISDN113
- Section 1 - Introduction114
- Section 2 - Physical & Line Quality Checks125
- Section 3 - Channel Testing148
Section 3-Channel Testing148
- Checking Channels from the Test Suite148
- Section 4 - Testing Service Availability154
Section 4-Testing Service Availability154
- Bearer Services and Teleservices154
- Testing Services from the ISDN Test Suite156
- Checking TEI Availability for X.25161
- Section 5 - Supplementary Services164
Monitoring the Line195
- Connecting Aurora195
- Setting up Aurora Sonata for Monitoring195
Chapter 5 Sonata196
Sonata for Monitoring197
- Choosing the Monitor Output Destination199
- Setting the Idle Code200
- Setting up a Monitor Session201
- During Protocol Monitoring205
- Ending a Monitor Session205
- Changing Settings While in Monitor Mode206
- Reviewing a Stored Monitor Session207
Advanced Features & System Maintenance209
- Section 1 - Advanced Testing Features210
- Section 2 - Testing in Unattended Mode222
- Section 3 - System Maintenance225
- Section 1 - Decoding in Real Time233
  - Viewing the Simple Real-Time Decode233
  - Sending the Decode to the Serial Port236
- Section 2 - Capturing to Memory237
- Section 3 - Analysing the Decode Display244
Power Sources261
- Using External (Mains) Power262
- Using Battery Power263
- Section 1 - Technical Information270
- Aurora Sonata Specifications270
- Section 2 - Notes for Purchasers277
- Sonata281
Aurora Menus281
Disconnection & Clearing Cause Codes286
Introduction to ISDN297
Glossary & Abbreviations309
Index321
- Setting up Aurora Sonata for Monitoring329

Table of Contents

Related product manuals