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Davolink DV-332 - Verifying Used Channels and Call States

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DV-332 Analog/Digital User Guide
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Moreover, there is another way to check connection status as follows. If a state is
MULT_FRAME_EST, it is normally connected. And TEI_ASS means that it is not connected.
GW/DEBUG/LAPD> show 0 info ©
>>> LAPD context : 00 (0x017bf208) <<<
qid = 0x0000000a
sapi = 0 (0x00, 0x00)
tei = 0 (0x00, 0x00)
mode = NET
vs = 84 (0x54, 0xa8)
va = 84 (0x54, 0xa8)
vr = 21 (0x15, 0x2a)
rc = 0
state = 6 (MULT_FRAME_EST)
l3_initiate = 0
own_busy = 0
peer_busy = 0
ack_pend = 0
rej_except = 0
k_val = 1
t200 = 100
t203 = 6000
n200 = 3
n201 = 260
phy_id = 0
report = 0x003445f4
work = pm=34(0x22) len=4 data= 00 01 01 2b
GW/DEBUG/LAPD>
6.4.3 Verifying used channels and call states
You can check used channel status (both PRI and R2) as follows.
GW/CONFIG/DTRUNK> shline ©
==========================================================================
Channel Type configurations
==========================================================================
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
channel number | 1 2 3
| 01234567890123456789012345678901
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
channel type
[slot/port] [0/0] | FBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB | In Out Both Sig Frame Xundef

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