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3610, Руководство оператора

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DSU Operations
4-33 3610-A2-GB91-90 July 1999
Phone
The local telephone number (Phone) feature is used to
store the local DBM’s telephone number. The DSU does
not use this number in any of its operations; rather, the
entry provides a convenient way to track the telephone
number for future reference. The local telephone number
is available in the Local branch only if a DBM is installed.
It is always available in the Remote branch, even though
the remotely addressed DSU may not have a DBM. It is
installed in order to accommodate the addition of a DBM
at a remote site.
Refer to COMSPHERE 3600 Series Data Service
Units, Models 3610 and 3611, Dial Backup Module and
SNA Diagnostic Interface Options, Applications Guide to
learn how to access this subbranch.
Network Address
The network address (Addr) is the network address of
the local DSU. Each DSU in the network must have a
network address, which should be set during the
installation of the DSU. After the initial entry, it can be
changed from the local DCP or the NMS. The network
address is only available from the Local branch.
To access Network Address from the top-level menu,
make the following selections:
•
Local (F1)
•
Confg
•
Addr
The following submenu appears after selecting Addr:
F1
Net Address:
Load
Save
F2
F3
F1
Net Address: 255
Undo
F2
F3
The current stored address displays. If the numeric
field of the address displays ???, then the configuration
has been corrupted and you must restore the network
address.
If the DSU’s protocol mode is set to DPII and the
Diagnostic General configuration option, Diagnostic
Connection (Diag Conn) is set to CC, then the address is
displayed in DATAPHONE II addressing mode. Refer to
the
Addressing section of Chapter 1.
F1
Net Address: 1
Undo
F2 F3
CAUTION
If two tributaries are set to the
same network address,
diagnostic communication is
lost to both of the tributaries.
On the display above, press F1 or F2 to change the
DSU’s network address, a number in the range of 1 to
255. Note that the network address consists of three fields:
the unit’s digit field, the ten’s digit field, and the
hundred’s digit field.
Use the or key to move the cursor to the digit
position you want to change, and press the F1 or F2 key to
increment or decrement the digit value. The Undo
selection restores the network address as originally
displayed (in this example, 255). The addresses wrap
around.
After any desired changes have been made, press the
key to return to the previous display to save the entry.
The changed network address is not displayed or stored in
permanent memory until after the F2 key is pressed.
CAUTION
Do not use Save until after you
have displayed (loaded) and, if
necessary, edited the local
network address.