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Tests / 413 Card edge loopback Norstar ICS T1 network The card edge loopback test loops the outgoing signal on the DTI back to its internal received signal path. Signal paths to the external network are disconnected. Continuity loopback Norstar ICS T1 network P0881590 Issue 02 Modular ICS 4.0 Installer Guide
Tests / 414 The continuity loopback test shorts the tip and ring pair of the receive signal path with the transmit signal path. This test allows you to check the metallic continuity of the external wiring. Tests initiated from Norstar Loopback tests, except for the continuity test, are started and stopped in Maintenance programming under the heading Loopback tests. The continuity test is started and stopped using a button on the DTI faceplate. Only one test at a time can be run on a trunk cartridge. You can exit Maintenance, or move on to another programming task while the loopback test is running. While the loopback test is running, the green Òin ServiceÓ LED on the DTI flashes. Tests initiated by the central office If the internal CSU is administered on line loopback and payload loopback tests can also be invoked and stopped by the central office. In order to be able to run a payload loopback test, the DTI must be configured for extended superframe format. Starting a line, payload or card edge loopback test Installer password required Give notice that you are running a loopback test. Calls on all T1 or PRI lines on the DTI will be automatically dropped when a loopback test is invoked. Use the Page feature to notify people using the system that a test is about to begin and that calls will be disconnected. Start with the display showing BERT-DN tests. 1. Press ‘. The display shows Loopback tests:. P0881590 Issue 02 Modular ICS 4.0 Installer Guide
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Norstar-PLUS Modular ICS 4.0 Instal
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ii / Contents Networking features 6
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iv / Contents Programming sequence
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vi / Contents General troubleshooti
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viii / Contents Modular ICS 4.0 Ins
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2 / Regulations For equipment with
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4 / Regulations Users should ensure
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6 / Regulations Your connection to
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8 / Regulations Ñ A call is unansw
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10 / Regulations Modular ICS 4.0 In
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12 / How to use this document Modul
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14 / What’s new with Norstar ¥ C
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16 / What’s new with Norstar Modu
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18 / Welcome to ISDN Analog versus
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20 / Welcome to ISDN ¥ Layer 3: Al
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22 / Welcome to ISDN ¥ Multi-Line
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24 / Welcome to ISDN ¥ The System
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26 / Welcome to ISDN BRI-U2 and BRI
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28 / Welcome to ISDN S loops suppor
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30 / Welcome to ISDN ¥ the system
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32 / Welcome to ISDN Modular ICS 4.
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34 / Working with ISDN Ordering ISD
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36 / Working with ISDN Supported IS
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38 / Working with ISDN you are supp
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40 / Working with ISDN provider), t
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42 / Working with ISDN DISA DN = 12
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44 / Working with ISDN The followin
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46 / Working with ISDN programming
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48 / Networking with Norstar ¥ cal
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50 / Trunks and target lines Teleph
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52 / Trunks and target lines When a
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54 / Trunks and target lines Tips -
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56 / Trunks and target lines enter
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58 / Remote system access Remote sy
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62 / Networking features A restrict
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64 / Networking features password t
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66 / Networking features Leading Di
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72 / Networking features Netwk #: 5
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84 / Customer Use Hardware: ICS, a
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96 / Data Solutions ¥ WAN bridging
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98 / Data Solutions Video conferenc
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100 / Data Solutions Modular ICS 4.
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102 / Planning the installation Pla
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104 / Planning the installation *Th
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126 / Planning the installation Mod
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128 / Installation å å å å å
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130 / Installation If you are insta
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132 / Installing the cartridges Car
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136 / Mounting the modules (for a f
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138 / Installing the ROM Software C
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140 / Inserting a cartridge PCB is
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142 / Inserting a cartridge Shortin
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144 / Inserting a cartridge Analog
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146 / Inserting a cartridge Twelve-
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158 / Connecting the wiring Connect
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160 / Connecting the wiring Norstar
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162 / Connecting the wiring Port 3
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164 / Connecting the wiring Pin Wir
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172 / Connecting the wiring DTI wir
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176 / Connecting the wiring To veri
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178 / Connecting the wiring TC Slot
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180 / Connecting the wiring Modular
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182 / Connecting the wiring TC slot
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184 / Connecting the wiring TC slot
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186 / Norstar telephones Tips - The
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188 / Installing ISDN BRI terminal
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190 / Installing ISDN BRI terminal
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192 / Installing optional equipment
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194 / Installing optional equipment
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196 / Powering up the system Poweri
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198 / Powering up the system System
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200 / Programming The tables give a
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202 / Programming Programming overv
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204 / Programming The programming o
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206 / Programming The most common d
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208 / Programming Viewing long tele
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210 / Programming You can also use
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212 / Programming User data which w
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214 / Programming Modular ICS 4.0 I
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216 / Startup programming 2. Press
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218 / Programming Programming After
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220 / Programming programming. This
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222 / Terminals&Sets Terminals&Sets
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232 / Terminals&Sets Setting Descri
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238 / Terminals&Sets Tips - Filter
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242 / Terminals&Sets CLASS assignme
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244 / Terminals&Sets Modular ICS 4.
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246 / Lines Setting Loop start Anal
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248 / Lines Enable Trunk Cartridges
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250 / Lines Tips - You can only cha
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252 / Lines BRI trunks on target li
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254 / Lines You should change the A
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258 / Lines For E&M or DID lines co
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260 / Lines Restrictions Preventing
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262 / Lines Default filters for rem
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264 / Services telephone begins to
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268 / Services The installer can se
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274 / Services examples shown above
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298 / System prgrming System prgrmi
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498 / Index programming 194 trouble
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512 / Index DTI 49 E&M 52 ground st
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