Harris Intraplex STL-160 Series, Руководство по установке и эксплуатации

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ACS-160 Series & STL-160 Series T1 Multiplexer Installation & Operation 5 – Remote Control
Version 2.11, August 2011
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Remote Control of Redundant CM-5RB Modules
The backup CM-5RB shelf address must be the same as the primary CM-5RB address. You cannot
talk to an inactive CM-5RB module over the remote port, but the primary module does respond
normally to ISiCL commands. When a backup module takes over the function of the primary
module, an ALERT condition is generated. A STATUS? query from a remote interface receives this
response:
* OK
> > > ALERT AT SHELF < < <
SWITCHED TO REDUNDANT COMMON MODULE;
When the backup module is activated, it can be remotely controlled. When the backup is ready to
return control to the primary module, all configuration information for the channel modules is
transmitted from the backup to the primary module before switching.
5.2.3.3 ISiCL WHO Command
Changes have been made to the WHO command for combined module and line redundancy, to
augment information about any CM-5RB module in the shelf. For this parameter, the multiplexer
responds to a “WHO” command by formulating a message with these elements:
● Network (shelf) address
The CM-5RB module’s identity, configuration mode (TERM, BTERM, DI-A or BDIA), and module
status
● Identity of any CM-5RB module redundancy partner, configuration mode (TERM, BTERM, DI-A, or
DI-B), and module status
● List of channel modules found in the shelf including SCB address and type ID. For example:
Command:
::WHO:;
<cr>
(carriage return)
Response:
* OK
FROM NET ADDRESS = <network address>
CM-5RB CONFIGURED AS TERM
CM-5RB CONFIGURED AS BTERM – FAILED
CHANNEL CARD <N1>, TYPE <ID1>
CHANNEL CARD <N2>, TYPE <ID2>
CHANNEL CARD <N3>, TYPE <ID3>
Where N is the card address and ID is card type identifier
5.2.3.4 Channel Module Remote Access
You can set up and remotely monitor most channel modules available for use with ACS-160
Series/STL-160 Series multiplexers. Specifically, you can issue these commands to channel modules
by using a sub-address of the form Cn, where n is the card address of the target channel module:
● STATUS?
● CONFIG?
● SET
Valid card addresses range from 1 to 36.
As discussed earlier, setting hardware switches on each channel module determines its card address.
In a 3RU shelf, setting the card address of each channel module to its physical slot number (3-18) is