BGDAT - Display the Board Table

The AMO BGDAT is used to display the most important data of the UBGDAT Board Table. The UBGDAT, which content cannot be changed per AMO, is stored on the hard disk in the file :PDS:APSU/BGDAT00. The data of the UBGDAT is used by the AMOs BCSU and UCSU for the configuration of boards resp. shelves.

Cross Reference to Other AMOs:

AMO BCSU	:	Board configuration
AMO UCSU	:	Shelf configuration
AMO ZAND	:	System Data (TYPE=LOADWARE)

Destination Processor: BP (Switching Unit)

Functions

DISPLAY

display the UBGDAT board table

password class 0

Procedure Overview

DISPLAY-BGDAT

DISPLAY-BGDAT

[SORT=<param>];

This action is used to display the most important data of the UBGDAT board table, sorted by part number or board name.

Example

Input:

  display-bgdat;

Output:

                          UBGDAT BOARD TABLE                           
 POS Q-NUMBER   TYPE  BD-NAME FCTID CIRCUITS LINE-TYPE    LW-FILE      
 ======================================================================
 001 Q2012-X100 PER   TMEM       0       4   TMEM_NW      LG42/PZGTEMT0
 002 Q2025-X300 PER   TMBD       0       4   TMBD         LG03/PZGTMBD0
 003 Q2041-X    PER   SLMA       0      16   SLMA         LG06/PZESLMA0
 004 Q2064-X100 PER   TMLR       0       2   TMLR         LG17/PZGTMLW0
 005 Q2066-X    PER   TMAU       0       3   TMAU         LG14/PZGTMAU0
 006 Q2073-X  1 PER   TMLSL      0       4   TMLSL        LG24/PZGLSLS0
  .    .         .      .        .       .    .            .           
  .    .         .      .        .       .    .            .           
  .    .         .      .        .       .    .            .           
 172 Q7065-X    RG    APPS       0       0                             
 173 Q9556-X    PER   TMACH      0       8   TMACH        LG26/PZGMACH0
 174 Q9999-X1   RG    SO-BG      0       0                             
 175 QXXXX-X    RG    PNG        0       0                             
 ======================================================================
 PROGRAM SYSTEM: B0-EN0.10.027   PRODUCTION DATE: 06/24/03 10:25:00

The type and the Q-number (part number) of a board must be entered, if a board is configured. The boards of type PER, DIU, TMD, IPGW, RG, WGEN, SIUP and PERHW are configured with AMO BCSU and the boards of type AP, LTG and LTU with AMO UCSU. The function ID (FCTID) must only be entered if the board is a multifunctional board, which funktion must be defined when the board is configured. There exist also multifunctional boards which functions (at present maximal 2) can operate parallel, for instance, the STHC board.

The loadware for the different boards and board functions is stored in files on the hard disk. The path :PDS:APSP/LTG/ contains all loadware files. Only the last 13 characters of the loawdare file names are displayed by the AMO. The structure of the loadware file names is shown in the next figure.

                              1                   2                      
            1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7        
          +-------------------------------------------------------+      
          | : P D S : A P S P / L T G / L G 0 6 / P S E S L M A 0 |      
          +-------------------------------------------------------+      
                                                        | | | | |        
                                                        | | | | |        
                                LWTYP (4 characters) ---+-+-+-+ |        
                                                                |        
                                LWVAR (1 character) ------------+

The last character corresponds with the loadware variant (e.g. 0=Germany, K=USA). The four characters to the left of the loadware variant determine the loadware type (e.g. LWTYP=SLMA). For each loadware type that is used in the system, the corresponding loadware variant is stored in the database (by AMO BCSU). The value from the UBGDAT board table is used as default value. In the AMO BCSU the value can be specified also by the user (parameter LWVAR), if a value is needed that differs from the default value.
The settings for all used loadware types can be displayed with command DISPLAY-ZAND:TYPE=LOADWARE.
With command CHANGE-ZAND:TYPE=LOADWARE,LWTYP=xxxx,LWVAT=y it is also possible to change afterwards the loadware variant of a given loadware type.

Parameter description

SORT	sorted by
	Type of Input:	single value, optional
	Possible Values:	N	board name
	Possible Values:	Q	Q number (default value)

Error Messages

F01	F01: ACCESS ERROR; DMS ERROR CODE: @@@@@
F02	F02: NOT ENOUGH MEMORY