their actions. For more details of how to use these functions, refer to 235-105-250,
5ESS Switch System Recovery. The carriage return is used to execute emergency
functions.
The menu commands can be grouped into the following categories:
• Commands 14 and 15: These commands have a direct and immediate effect on
the system. Some commands force the AM into a particular configuration and
some release a forced configuration.
• Commands 20 through 43: These commands are preparation commands that
specify certain conditions prior to a system initialization. These conditions do not
take effect until an initialization command is given.
• Commands 50 through 58: These are the initialization commands. These
commands cause the conditions that were specified previously with commands 20
through 43 to take effect.
• Command 59: This command stops the 3B21 emulator, thus stopping the AM.
Note: This command should NOT be executed unless under the direction of
Customer Technical Support.
The severity of the initialization increases with the command number (command 54
has the greatest impact). The system can automatically trigger commands 50 through
53 during an initialization.
Command 54 can only be triggered manually and causes an AM initialization. This
takes these processors completely off-line.
Command 55 is normally required during the initial installation interval or when an
initialization from tape is required due to a massive corruption of disk data. During
this tape load, the system is off-line and call processing is disabled for a considerable
period of time.
The 51 through 58 commands when entered on the command line cause the system to
immediately enter an emergency action mode.
Once the emergency action has completed, the system is restored (automatically) to a
stable state and call processing resumes. The EAI page display disappears and the
MCC Page Display 111/112, AM Peripherals, is automatically displayed.
Caution: Commands from the EAI page display should only be used under
the direction of your technical assistance group. Improper use of the
commands on the EAI page can have a very negative impact on the integrity of
the system.
Each command executed is acknowledged either OK or NG. This acknowledgment
appears adjacent to the command entry area in the top left line of the display. After
entering a command, the input and response are displayed until the next character is
typed. Errors may be erased a character at a time by pressing the backspace key or by
pressing Ctrl h.
235-200-150
Feburary 2007
5ESS
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