NEC NEAX2400 ICS, Руководство по программированию

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NEAX2400 IPX Feature Programming Manual
NDA-24297, Issue 1
Page 477
Maintenance Printout M-15
M-15 Maintenance Printout
General Description
The NEAX2400 IPX can provide a hard copy of maintenance and system management data via the
MAINTENANCE ADMINISTRATION TERMINAL (MAT) [M-18] printer.
Operating Procedure
Refer to the NEAX2400 IPX Office Data Specification.
Service Conditions
The following hard copy reports can be obtained
1. History printout for command execution: When the command is executed, the following information will
be printed
• Office Name
• Command Name
• Date and time of execution of the specific command.
• Parameter date and other information typed in by MAT [M-18] operator.
• Date and time of command completion.
2. System Message printout: The system message will be printed automatically, and/or when the command
is executed.
3. Traffic and Peg count printout: The traffic and peg count will be printed automatically by request from the
MAT [M-18].
4. Office Data printout: The office data lists can be printed to include telephone number list, trunk data list,
and access code data list.
Interactions
1. All other printouts are automatically printed in conjunction with the operation of the MAT or in requesting
Traffic Data. See MAINTENANCE ADMINISTRATION TERMINAL
[M-18] .
2. The MAINTENANCE PRINTOUT as described will be assigned to Port 1.
3. If Port 1 is used for MAINTENANCE PRINTOUT, another port must be used for REMOTE
MAINTENANCE [R-7].
4. For Automatic MAINTENANCE PRINTOUT via the MAT, assign the MAT port in System Data 1, Index
116 as data 42H. Assign the destination of System Messages in Index 39 as Port 0. Index 86, Bits 4 & 7
assigned as data “1”.
5. Indexes 116 - 123, which were used for IOC port attribute data assignment, are assigned in the AIOC
command.
Programming
STEP 1: ASYD - System Data 1, Index 38, Bits 0-7. Each Bit represents a corresponding I/O port. Designate by
programming which port will accommodate a printer. Port 0, Bit 0 is always an MAT.
System Data 1, Index 39, Bits 1-7. Each Bit represents a corresponding I/O port. Designate the
destination of System Messages by programming which port will receive the Maintenance Printout.
Port 0, Bit 0 is always a MAT.