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Hand Held ISDN Tester—User Guide
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How the Test Suite works
The Test Suite has five ‘one-button’ tests, each consisting of a
different set of ‘component’ tests which can be enabled or
disabled for a test run. Four of the tests are preconfigured to
allow you to select from a specific set of components. You can
configure the fifth test to suit your own requirements.
The preconfigured one-button tests
Four of the one-button tests are preconfigured with one or
more of the component tests most commonly used in line
provisioning. For example, the Available services test
contains components to test ISDN teleservices and a range of
supplementary services.
You can enable or disable each component before running the
test. For example, for Available services you can choose to
test only ISDN teleservices, or specific supplementary services.
Tip
To perform all the checks normally required during line
provisioning, run the four preconfigured one-button tests in
sequence with all components selected.
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The User Defined one-button test
The fifth one-button test is available for you to customise
with a set of component tests to suit your specific
requirements. For example, you could set up a test to check
channel availability and a series of supplementary services.
You will find instructions on how to set up a User Defined
one-button test in Chapter 6 section 1.
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