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SS-77 uTMS USER MANUAL 

DOC. NO: SS-77 uTMS (REVISION 08) 

 

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SEND <nn> 

Sends the number of records specified by <nn> on the MMI port that 
was used to enter the command. The records will be preceded by a 
line with the text: 
 
DataBlock 
 
Followed by the lesser of the number of requested records or that 
actual number in the buffer. This is followed by: 
 
TotalRecords x 
 
Where ‘x’ is the actual number of records sent. 
If the buffer is empty it sends the message “NO DATA<enter>”. 

 

UPS <n>

 

Sets the packet size of the UDP packet to be used when logging 
using UdpLog. <n> can be set from 0 to 7 giving the following values: 
 

Value 

Packet Size 

Comment 

0 

200 

Ensure that records are smaller ! 

1 

300 

 

2 

400 

 

3 

600 

 

4 

800 

 

5 

1000 

Default setting 

6 

1200 

 

7 

1400 

Compatible with previous firmware 

 

ULK <on/off> 

Use Link status . Default is ‘ON’. Input can be Y/N, T/F, E/D, 1/0 or 
ON/OFF. When enabled the buffer checks the physical link in relation 
to stopping or starting the LAN functions. When switched ‘OFF’ the 
Link Status is ignored and the LAN interface is started up just using 
some timing delays. 
 

PING <IP address or 
name> 

Sends 4 PING requests to the designated IP address or host-name. 
 

ECC <on/off> 

Enable Call Centre mode. Default is ‘OFF’. Input can be Y/N, T/F, 
E/D, 1/0 or ON/OFF. When this option is enabled the buffer will output 
call records on serial port 1. 
 
Note that when Serial Port 2 is used for logging it is necessary to 
ensure that Serial Port 1 is set up to use a baud rate the is the same 
or higher than Serial Port 2. 

MPW<password> 

Sets the password. When a LAN connection comes in you will be 
prompted for the new password. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for SS-77 uTMS

Page 1: ...SS 77 uTMS User Manual ...

Page 2: ...ocument 2009 05 19 Revision 02 PHO command 2009 10 01 Revision 03 IPS PABX 2010 01 21 Revision 04 ECC and PRT 2010 06 24 Revision 05 PABX Management 2011 05 13 Revision 06 Using NG Tool 2011 07 06 Programming Scenarios Revision 07 FTP CLIENT MMI password 2011 07 22 Revision 08 Through Connection 2011 08 12 ...

Page 3: ... TOOL 9 9 PROGRAMMING SCENARIOS AND EXAMPLES 16 10 COMMANDS 26 10 1 PABX MANAGEMENT MODE 32 10 2 TCP CALL BACK MODE 32 10 3 FTP TMS CLIENT 33 10 4 THROUGH CONNECTION LAN TO SERIAL PORT 1 34 10 5 REMOTE ACCESS TO SERIAL CONNECTED EQUIPMENT 35 11 DONGLE OPERATION 35 12 QUICK SETUP GUIDES 36 12 1 ASCII DATA COLLECTION VIA SERIAL PORT 36 12 2 DATA COLLECTION ON ALCATEL 4400 OMNI PCX 36 12 3 DATA RETRI...

Page 4: ...ES FEATURES Memory capacity of 8 megabytes Battery backup LEDs to indicate buffer status 10MBit or 100MBit Ethernet operation Dongle Function Built In tests for Supply voltages LEDs Hardware Reset Button Allows loading of default settings Audio Beeper Alerts users to status changes Warnings of system failures Data collection options Via Serial ports o Port 1 Baud rates from 1200 baud to 115200 bau...

Page 5: ...unit is operational Double flash indicates some data in the buffer 64 or more characters Triple flash indicates more data in buffer 2048 or more characters 50 full This LED flashes when buffer is 50 full 80 full This LED flashes when buffer is 80 full IP OK Indicates that the IP address is OK or that DHCP was successful if enabled TIME SVR Indicates the time server returned a valid time PABX RX In...

Page 6: ...ptions 8N1 7E1 7O1 7N1 8N2 7E2 7O2 7N2 o Handshake output for buffer full power down The Handshake will be set inactive when the Flash Memory is full and there is capacity for 100 characters left in the input buffer To prevent continuous up down the Handshake will be activated when in input buffer has been emptied If the data is not stopped by the handshaking line then excess data will be lost SER...

Page 7: ...rom the PABX system using the LAN interface The TMS software then collects data via the serial interface Refer to section 9 Programming Scenarios and Examples LAN to LAN Remote access to serially connected equipment Etc FCT Mux The following example shows how data can be collected from the PABX system using a LAN interface The TMS software then also collects the data via the LAN interface Refer to...

Page 8: ...1 Beeper Volume BPV 50 Auto Dump SAD Disabled Auto Dump Timeout SAT 10 seconds RoboDog Sync Char RSY R RoboDog Character count RCT 3 TMS Server UdpLog TMI Blank Not Set Time Server STS time a nist gov Time Zone STZ 120 minutes for South Africa DHCP UDH Enabled Use Ten MBit UTM Off Local IP address LIP 192 168 0 234 Subnet mask SNM 255 255 255 0 Gateway GWA 0 0 0 0 DNS IP address DNS 0 0 0 0 NetBIO...

Page 9: ... Software Programming Tool 7 2 Character Echo To function correctly with NetLog and other data collection packages the local echo of typed characters is disabled In order to view what is being typed it is necessary to enable local echo The simplest way to do this is to enter the command ECHO ON This will automatically be cancelled when the SS 77 is reset Alternatively one can enable echo in HyperT...

Page 10: ... Connected port A twenty second timer is started so that if no commands are sent to the PABX the link will be disconnected with the message PMS Disconnect Front To change the font size and type of the text displayed in the terminal screen Colour To change the terminal background colour and text colour Close Closes the NG Tool application Remote Firmware Upload This setting should be enabled when t...

Page 11: ... Sets the number of data bits and parity format for Serial Port 2 Through Connection The SS 77 has the ability to route the LAN socket 1 through the MMI serial port 1 Amongst other things this allows LAN access to the serial port on a PABX Note This mode of operation is only possible when LAN logging of the PABX is not used Enable Trough Connect This will enable a through connection between the LA...

Page 12: ...n enabled the buffer will discard old data and log the new data once the buffer is full Enable Call Centre Enables the Call Centre mode When this option is enabled the buffer will output call records on serial port 1 while logging the data simultaneously Note that when Serial Port 2 is used for logging it is necessary to ensure that Serial Port 1 is set up to use a baud rate that is the same or hi...

Page 13: ...me This will set the NetBIOS Name The default name is SS 77 ABCDEF where the ABCDEF is the last 6 characters of the MAC address The name can be set to any alpha numeric string up to 15 characters long MMI Listen Port Sets the port number for the SS 77 that it will listen on for MMI or NetLog connections via the LAN interface Use Link Signal When enabled the buffer checks the physical link in relat...

Page 14: ...Either FQDN format udplog co za or dotted IP 123 1 1 234 is suitable Dotted format will be necessary if no DNS server is available Note the addresses shown are not valid addresses merely examples of the format to be used TMS Server Port Sets the port number to use for communicating to Udp Logger The default port is 1122 Other values may be used if the UdpLog server installation requires it Time Se...

Page 15: ...ter sequence ASCII Vanilla ASCII using CR LF RoboDog Proprietary Security Stx Etx ASCII special start and end characters Default Log Port Sets the logging port to be used in the event that a generic translation option is used LAN Log Mode This sets the mode of the LAN logging socket Server The buffer will be passive and will wait for an incoming connection from the PABX Client The buffer will be a...

Page 16: ... date insertion is required Scenario 1 This explains how to setup the buffer to log data on the serial port and dump the data via LAN Description Main Screen Step 1 Connect a serial cable between the buffer serial port 1 and your PC Connect a serial cable between the buffer serial port 2 and the PABX Connect a LAN cable between the buffer and the network Step 2 Select the Com port to be used on th...

Page 17: ...fer should use Remember to disable Use DHCP when using a statis IP address Step 9 Ensure that the MMI port is set to 23 This would be the port that the Netlog client would connect to Step 10 Ensure that the Default Log Port is set Serial 2 This is where the PABX will be connecting to Step 11 Click on Upload Settings Step 12 Click on Save Reset Step 13 Configure NetLog to collect data from the buff...

Page 18: ...4 The UDP server address is sstelecoms dyndns org port 1122 Scenario 2 This explains how to setup the buffer to log data on the LAN port and dump the data via LAN to UDP Logger Description Main Screen Step 1 Connect a serial cable between the buffer serial port 1 and your PC Connect a LAN cable between the buffer and the network Step 2 Select the Com port to be used on the PC Step 3 Select Baud Ra...

Page 19: ...Udp Logger Step 9 Configure the Udp Logger IP or FQDN address in the TMS Server field Step 10 Set the Default Log Port to LAN Log Step 12 Set the LAN Log Mode to Client Step 13 Set the LAN Log IP Address to the PABX IP E g 192 168 0 221 Step 14 Set the LAN Log Remote IP to the PABX port E g 5003 Step 15 Under the TMS Settings Set the TMS Server Address E g sstelecoms dyndns org Step 16 Set the TMS...

Page 20: ...168 0 234 Scenario 3 This explains how to setup the buffer to log data on the LAN port and dump the data via the LAN interface using NetLog Description Main Screen Step 1 Connect a serial cable between the buffer serial port 1 and your PC Connect a LAN cable between the buffer and the network Step 2 Select the Com port to be used on the PC Step 3 Select Baud Rate 115200 Step 4 Once conneted The ve...

Page 21: ...sing a statis IP address Step 7 Set the Default Log Port to LAN Log Step 8 Set the LAN Log Mode to Client Step 9 Set the LAN Log IP Address to the PABX IP E g 192 168 0 221 Step 10 Set the LAN Log Remote IP to the PABX port E g 5003 Step 11 Click on Upload Settings Step 12 Click on Save Reset Step 13 Configure NetLog to collect data from the buffer on TCP port 23 ...

Page 22: ...fer is 192 168 0 234 Scenario 4 This explains how to setup the buffer to log data on the LAN port and dump the data via the Serial interface using NetLog Description Main Screen Step 1 Connect a serial cable between the buffer serial port 1 and your PC Connect a LAN cable between the buffer and the network Step 2 Select the Com port to be used on the PC Step 3 Select Baud Rate 115200 Step 4 Once c...

Page 23: ... Step 8 Set the LAN Log Mode to Client Step 9 Set the LAN Log IP Address to the PABX IP E g 192 168 0 221 Step 10 Set the LAN Log Remote IP to the PABX port E g 5003 Step 11 Click on Upload Settings Step 12 Click on Save Reset Step 13 Connect a serial cable between the buffer serial port 1 and your PC running NetLog Step 14 Configure NetLog to collect data from the buffer using the COM Port on the...

Page 24: ...s explains how to setup the buffer to log data on the Serial Port 2 and dump the data via Serial Port 1 using NetLog Description Main Screen Step 1 Connect a serial cable between the buffer serial port 1 and your PC Step 2 Select the Com port to be used on the PC Step 3 Select Baud Rate 115200 Step 4 Once conneted The version of the buffer firmware and the buffer status menu will be displayed on t...

Page 25: ...Default MMI Port Step 8 Under the Protocol Settings select Serial 2 as the default Log Port Step 9 Click on Upload Settings Step 10 Click on Save Reset Step 11 Connect a serial cable between the buffer serial port 1 and your PC running NetLog Step 12 Configure NetLog to collect data from the buffer using the COM Port on the PC with baud rate set to 115200 ...

Page 26: ...he non volatile memory This would normally only be used when one wishes to discard changes made so far RESET Resets the SS 77 This will cause the SS 77 to start running as if the reset button was pressed Any setup changes will be lost if they have not been saved DEFDAT Initializes the setup data Factory Settings except for the MAC address and the Dongle Secret Code TIM YYMMDDhhmmss Sets the curren...

Page 27: ...ial Port 2 4 Ethernet Socket 1 SDM Value Sets the serial port to be used in for MMI setup of the buffer If socket 0 is set up as a TCP listener then an incoming connection on that port will automatically become the MMI port While the TCP link is established the serial port control will be disabled Value Port Name 0 Serial Port 1 2 Serial Port 2 XLT Value Use the first few letters of the mode name ...

Page 28: ...ss of the timer server Either FQDN format time a nist gov or dotted IP 129 6 15 28 is suitable Dotted format will be necessary if no DNS server is available STZ time offset Set the time offset from UTC in minutes Negative for East positive for West South Africa the default is 120 SDI date parameters The SDI command is used to enable the insertion of the Date and Time either before the record or af...

Page 29: ...There are two ways to set the character either using Hexadecimal or by placing the literal character in normal round brackets Examples STX 41 will set the STX character to A STX A will also set the STX character to A ETX etx char This command will set the character that is to be used as the end of logging character The setting methods are the same as for STX TMI tms server Sets the address of the ...

Page 30: ...P This sets the PABX IP address It is the IP address of the PABX to which the SS 77 will connect to retrieve data CTRL Z The previously entered line will be displayed if this is the 1st character typed Note Only displays line if ECHO ON PHO Phone Home PHO 1 The technician types in the command PHO 2 The SS 77 sends an E record it is the next letter and corresponds to Enquire 3 UdpLog Responds with ...

Page 31: ...1000 Default setting 6 1200 7 1400 Compatible with previous firmware ULK on off Use Link status Default is ON Input can be Y N T F E D 1 0 or ON OFF When enabled the buffer checks the physical link in relation to stopping or starting the LAN functions When switched OFF the Link Status is ignored and the LAN interface is started up just using some timing delays PING IP address or name Sends 4 PING ...

Page 32: ...nd This allows any character to be sent from ASCII 0 to ASCII 255 0x00 to 0xFF Example PBXM727001ffffff002200000022FFFFFFFFFFFF This message is the logon header for a popular PABX Responses from to PABX are converted to the same PDU format and prefixed with PBXR space Example showing a login rejection message from a popular PABX PBXR 707201000000000000000000000008000000 10 2 TCP CALL BACK MODE TCP...

Page 33: ...96 213 211 32 Note the addresses shown are not valid addresses merely examples of the format to be used FTU username Sets the FTP Username Maximum length is 12 characters FTP password Sets the FTP password for Username Maximum length is 12 characters FTF filepath This selects the directory from which to extract the files or in the case of FTP push the directory for uploading the records FDL n Enab...

Page 34: ...is completely non responsive Commands can still be entered using the LAN MMI port if it has been set up In the event that SILENT MODE was turned on before the buffer was fully set up then it can be temporarily overridden by resetting and holding the button in until the message Exit Silent Mode is displayed This happens after about 5 seconds If the button is held too long then the unit will restore...

Page 35: ...ructs the buffer to enter remote setup mode from a UDP session Normally this will take place during an UdpLog chat session When the SETUPMODE has been entered all the normal MMI commands can be executed The command will timeout after 2 minutes of inactivity 11 DONGLE OPERATION CODE abc nmo This is the challenge of the Challenge Response dongle mode of operation Note There is no space between the c...

Page 36: ...enable the buffer to use DHCP Or Configuring the buffer to use a static IP UDH 0 To disable DHCP LI IP Address of Buffer Assigns a Static IP Address to the Buffer SM Subnet Mask GA Gateway Sets the default gateway DNS DNS Server Use the following settings for Alcatel 4400 Omni PCX XLT ALC Sets the Protocol translation to Alcatel 4400 PABX ALI PABX IP Address To set the PABX IP 12 3 DATA RETRIEVAL ...

Page 37: ... Pretoria Gauteng South Africa Tel 27 12 664 4644 Fax 27 86 614 5625 E mail info sstelecoms com Postal address Postnet Suite 48 Private Bag x 1015 Lyttelton 0140 Pretoria Gauteng South Africa Sales Support E mail sales sstelecoms com United Kingdom E mail uksales sstelecoms com Technical Support E mail support sstelecoms com ...

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