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schedule, use the
DUMP:ATPRM;
input command.
3.4.5.3 ATTS Data Input
The technician is required to provide session scheduling information, including the trunk group (TG), the TG
member, and the range of members to test during the session. The required input data may be entered through
RC/V screen prompts (ATTS test session data view) or by manual MML input commands.
To obtain a printout of the population for the ATTS TEST SESSION SCHEDULER DATA View 14.9 for a specific
scheduler, use the
DUMP:ATDTA;
input command.
Before setting up the ATTS sessions, some conditions to observe are as follows:

The specified TG number has an associated automatic trunk test table number (TEST MODE) and signaling
type on the TRUNK GROUP View 5.1. This signaling type must be valid with the scheduled test. There must
also be an AUTO TRUNK TEST View 14.1, defined with the test and the TEST MODE.

Individual test sessions with the same ATTS schedule are not allowed to overlap in time.
For detailed information on the ATTS RC views and the related RC views, refer to the Recent Change Manual.
3.4.5.4 ATTS Recent Change and Verify Access
A complete test schedule consists of a collection of ATTS sessions. The ATTS sessions are usually populated from
a trunk line work station (TLWS). The steps required to define the ATTS sessions are as follows:
(1) Access the 196 page (RC View).
(2) Verify that the TRUNK GROUP View 5.1 and the AUTO TRUNK TEST View 14.1 are populated correctly.
(3) Request the ATTS TEST SESSION PARAMETERS View 14.10.
(4) When all of the test schedule parameters are completed, access the ATTS TEST SESSION SCHEDULE
DATA View 14.9.
Each ATTS is enabled with the
ST:ATTS;
input command, and begins executing sessions according to their
scheduled week, day, and start time. The ATTS continues to execute as scheduled until the
STP:ATTS;
input
command is executed. The variables and domain values for the ATTS input commands are found in the Input and
Output Messages Manual. To obtain the status information for a schedule, use the
OP:ATTS; input command.
NOTE: Once a schedule is set up, the test type should not be changed. If it must be changed, the session data
(ATDTA) for that schedule must be deleted first. If the log file for that schedule already has data in it, when
the new schedule with the new test type is run, there may be REPT ATTS messages indicating that the old
results are being purged.
3.5 OPERATIONAL TESTS
3.5.1 GENERAL
Operational tests test the transmission characteristics of a trunk by measuring a signal from one exchange to
another. Operational tests are done as follows:

Automatically
- Maintenance personnel are allowed to automatically schedule routine trunk testing sessions for
specific days of the week, given a start time and duration.
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