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Getting Started - Section 1

Connections for simulation on the ISDN

The following diagrams show all the points on the ISDN

where you can connect and test using aurora

Sonata

in Simulation

mode. See Chapter 4 for full details.

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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

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