Ericsson MRS3000, Руководство по обслуживанию на месте

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Uppgjord (även faktaansvarig om annan) - Prepared (also subject responsible if other) Nr - No.
KL/ECS/S/MK Magnus Lindahl MRS3000 PC programming tool
Dokansv/Godk - Doc respons/Approved Kontr - Checked Datum - Date Rev File
KL/ECS/S/MK 1997-04-06 A LZB 119 1661
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3.3.1
LP_Flags
If "LP Flags" is selected in the LP PROGRAMMING menu the following screen will appear:
cu200.mem Personality Parameters 1
General Flags FF
Four wire 1
Max CU OT channels 2
Max total OT channels 3
Save Load
F1 F2
For the interpretation of each independent entry see
MRS3000 PROGRAMMERS REFERENCE MANUAL.
You may move forward and backward inside the entries with the LEFT and RIGHT arrows.
You can toggle between Overwrite and Insert mode by pressing the INS key.
And you can erase digits either with the DEL key or the BACKSPACE key.
The changes you make on the entry will not really affect the entry in memory before you enter a carriage
return at the entry.
The
UP and DOWN arrows will move to the preceding/following entry.
If the user tries to get outside the current screen the screen will scroll down/up to show the
preceding/next entry if existent.
You will not be able to move pass the last entry in the table or before the first.
If the user wants to move in bigger steps the
PAGE_UP, PAGE_DOWN keys will scroll one full screen
in either direction.
Notice that if there isn't enough entries in either direction, i.e., you are standing on the top or end at the
table, the
PAGE_UP/PAGE_DOWN keys will have no action.
To move to the first entry in the current menu the user can press the
HOME key, and to move to the last
entry the user can press the END key.
With the function keys you will be able to select the following actions:
F1 Save
If you press the F1 key the whole configuration will be saved on a file selected by you.
F2 Load
If you press the F2 key, you will be asked for a new configuration to be read in to memory.
To leave this menu and get back to the LP PROGRAMMING menu, press the
ESC key.