Mitel Technical Specification 22
Mitel Technical Specification 22
Mitel Technical Specification 22
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MiNET <strong>Specification</strong><br />
03 Voice analog loopback request Analog loopback established<br />
04 Dataset data loopback Dataset loopback established<br />
05 Local DTE loopback Local DTE loopback signal asserted<br />
06 Bphone test request Bphone test pass/fail<br />
07 Hardware revision request Return one-octet revision<br />
08 Software revision request Return one-octet revision<br />
09 RAM-based checksum prompt status Not initiated by system<br />
0A Remote DTE loopback Remote DTE loopback signal asserted<br />
0B Transducer register contents Return register contents<br />
0C RAM-based character checksum status Not initiated by system<br />
0D Boot firmware revision request BOOT firmware revision level: format and response<br />
same as Send Maintenance Data (0xC6), MTR-08<br />
The dataset data loopback is formed between the dataset's output to the attached DTE and the input from<br />
the attached DTE (i.e. the dataset output stream replaces the input stream from the DTE).<br />
The local DTE loopback is accomplished by the dataset signalling a DTE loopback request via an<br />
appropriate interface control lead. If supported in the DTE, the data stream from the dataset to the DTE will<br />
be reflected back to the dataset via an internal loopback in the DTE.<br />
Note - In some cases, the system may also need to wait for an appropriate indication from the DTE prior<br />
to commencing transmission of test data.<br />
The suite of tests available to the system is dependent on the nature of the terminal. For<br />
example, data loopback tests have no meaning for a telephone set.<br />
4.2.1.4 Request Set Reset (C7)<br />
The format of this command shall be as shown in Figure 7/MTS<strong>22</strong>-C.<br />
This command shall be used by the system to direct a reset of a terminal. The terminal's behaviour shall be<br />
equivalent to powerup.<br />
MT Octet 1<br />
Figure 7/MTS<strong>22</strong>-C<br />
Request Set Reset command format<br />
Note - When directed to a telephone set, this command and the resulting behaviour of the set shall not<br />
affect any peripherals which may be attached to the set's MiLINK port.<br />
A telephone set will take on the following default configuration following power up,<br />
reset, loss of DNIC synchronization, or receipt of a Request Set Reset command:<br />
- DTMF tones OFF for consoles, ON for others;<br />
- all output transducers OFF;<br />
- all delay updates cleared;<br />
- buffer number 1 mapped to the screen;<br />
- cursor locations set at (1,1);<br />
- cursors OFF; and<br />
- B1 channel to be used.<br />
The following set functions will be in an unknown state (i.e. may be temporarily used by the set for a<br />
special purpose, such as an indication of power up state):<br />
- line LCDs;<br />
- LEDs;<br />
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