Chapter 3. Installation and Configuration Process
Vol. IV-3-4 Alcatel-Lucent
9500 MXC CT Menus
The File menu supports standard file management commands plus:
• A ‘New CT’ prompt, which brings up the CT start-up screen for opening
concurrent sessions to other Nodes/Terminals.
• Configuration Backup and Restore.
• Backup saves the current Node/Terminal configuration (as set by the most
recent Send action) to a user-selectable folder on your PC.
• Restore prompts for selection of the saved configuration from your PC, and
its loading back into a Node/Terminal.
The Edit menu provides access to:
• Cut, copy, paste from/to appropriate fields within CT screens, or from CT to an
external document.
• Preferences supports customization of:
• Diagnostic safety timers default to last setting used (default is On).
•Hide configuration correction and warning messages - for current session
(default is Off).
• Ignore close confirmations (default is Off).]
• CSV preferences. Selections are provided for the character to be used as the
separator in CSV file exports. Options are comma, semi-colon, tab, or
user-defined.
The Installation menu provides access to:
• Licensing screen (9500 MXC Node, IDU ES, IDU 20x).
• As-built report screen.
The Configuration menu provides access to:
• All configuration functions.
• Software maintenance.
• Security activation and de-activation.
All essential configuration data is captured in the CompactFlash card.
• For the 9500 MXC Node the card is fitted in the NCC.
• For 9500 MXC Terminals it is fitted through a slot in the rear of the IDU.
The CompactFlash allows the configuration to be held independent of any
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