78.6.2
LST,INT/SW: Displaying of Memory Contents with High-Level Access
In the high-level access mode, the user defines various output types (pre-defined in the MML interface) for memory definitions, or specifies groups of related memory contents.
If a selection of certain memory-elements is expected, this takes place by user-orientated terms (station number, loden, ..).
technical Notes
When using high-level memory definitions for displaying call processing memories, the DISPLAYER on principle always shows the memory content of the corresponding ’active’ processor. That means, it is not possible during a DISPS-connection with a processor in ’standby’-state, to output its memories using the high-level memory access. Since the addresses of memories are identically in a ’standby’- and an ’active’-Processor, it is possible to use the existing logical memory definition to output the data. This function remains in the current connected processor!
Status data (LST,SW,STA,..?) is output in words.
The output of device memories (DH and CP) for S0-bus stations is done with an other concept as for normal ports. The reason is, that a S0-bus port may have up to 8 terminal devices arranged. As normally the position (=DI) of a terminal device on S0-bus is unknown to the user, therefore this value is handled like a SERVICE INDICATOR (values see
Abschnitt 78.9
parameter ’DI’). In this case the DISPS puts out the position (TSI) and the device memories of ALL terminal devices which correspond to the given service. The TSI (terminal selection identifier) defines the physical position of a terminal device at the S0-bus. This method is only necessary if the user take circuit (CIR) or line address (LN), because in this cases a device is not addressed definitely. LODEN, STNO, CRF and DTI input select exactly one device and produce only an output of the device memories belonging to it! The LODEN of the terminal devices can be determined with the command LST,SW,LODEN,CIR/LN,.... and thereby the position (see column DI/TSI) is also shown.
Functional terminal devices on S0-bus need additional to the fix available device memories some special, with a dynamic LODEN addressable, dynamic device memories. It is necessary for running parallel transactions, and only usable during the connection exist. In the output it is identified with CRI (call reference internal). By existing connection at first the fix available device memories (TSI) are put out and subsequently if need be, the dynamic allocated device memories (CRI) follow.
Command Syntax
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Output for the Integration Test Team
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Output of the Boot Communication Area
LST,INT,BCA;
–
Output of the Backup Area of the Boot Communication Area
LST,INT,BCASA,HD,filename;
LST,INT,BCASA,SCREEN,[offset],[length],[continue];
A filename, which is not already existing, has to entered. Otherwise the command will be rejected with error message F29. This way an unintentional deleting of files is prevented.
Offset is the number, from which on the BCA-backup area should be displayed.
Length is the number of Bytes to be displayed. The AMO always interrupts after 2000 Bytes the output and gives the user the opportunity to terminate the function.
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Output of module data for PIT
LST,INT,BDTYT,[module_id];
The module-ID is a value of type DB_M_BG_KENNUNG_RNG and is to be entered as a hexadecimal number. If this is left out, the AMO displays the data of all existing modules.
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Output of the CPB-Pool-Header
LST,INT,CPBH;
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Output of the status-data for DC and PTI
LST,INT,STA,LTG,ltg_number;
LST,INT,STA,LTU,ltg_number,ltu_nummer;
LST,INT,STA,BOARD,ltg_number,ltu_nummer;mounting_slot;
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Output for Switching Process
LST,SW,outputtype,addressingtype,..
Just certain combinations of outputtype and addressingtype are valid. If an invalid combination is entered the input is rejected and the error message F15:"INPUT FOR "TYPE" AND "SEL" INCONSISTENT" occurs. Which combinations actually are valid can be seen in
Abschnitt 78.9
(parameter SEL).
Examples
The user wants to display the module data for the module TMBC (modul_identity: 30H).
Input:
*lst,int,bdtyt,30;
Output:
TABLE: DB_S_SWU_PER_BG_TYP_TBL
INDEX: 0009H ADDRESS: 50E8H:03AEH
CONTENTS HEX (ASCII)
0( 0) 013000001B3A5044 533A415053502F4C .0...:PDS:APSP/L
10( 16) 54472F4C4731312F 505A47544D424330 TG/LG11/PZGTMBC0
20( 32) 2020202020000120 2020202020202020 ..
30( 48) 2020202020202020 2020202020202020
40( 64) 2020202020202000 5801000000010A00 .X.......
50( 80) 0003 ..
DISPLAYER-INPUT IN BPA PLEASE:
The user wants to display the status-data for DC (device control) and PIT (peripheral initialization task) up to module level.
Input:
*lst,int,sta,board,1,1,25;
Output:
LTG: 1T LTG-A STATUS: 1000H LTG-B STATUS: 1000H
LTU: 1T LTU STATUS: 1000H
SLOT: 025T BOARD-TYPE: 01H BOARD STATUS: 1000H CIRCUITS: 04T
CCT LINE CCT STATUS LINE-CONN
00T 002AH 1000H 04H
01T 002BH 1000H 04H
02T 002CH 1000H 04H
03T 002DH 1000H 04H
DISPLAYER-INPUT IN BPA PLEASE:
The user wants to display the status of all available subunits of the station number 3100 for the service VOICE.
Input:
*lst,sw,sta,stno,3100,vce;
Output:
LTG: 01H
LINE: 0000H
CIRCUIT STATUS: 8H
AVAILABLE DEVICE (SUBUNIT) STATES
MAIN SU0 : 8H
FGND SU1 : 6008H
SU2 : 8H
CHECK SU3 : 8H
DISPLAYER-INPUT IN BPA PLEASE:
Output of all device memories which are involved into a S0-bus connection between a SET700 device (S0-Bus with Cornet-T) and a functional VOICE device after call setup ( ! device memories for dynamic call reference ! )
Input:
*LST,SW,DCLDC,STNO,3770,VCE;
Output:
LINKS OF THE CONCERNED DEVICES (HEXADECIMAL),
FROM THE CURRENT DEVICE ON PER THE FORWARD LODEN:
INDEX: 01D1H ADDRESS: 5158H:F781H
FORWARD LODEN: 8002 48A
BACKWARD LODEN: 8002 48A
ACTUAL CPB INDEX: 2
BACKGROUND CPB INDEX: 2
TABLE: DB_S_CP_DEV_TYPE
INDEX: 048AH ADDRESS: 5158H:FA3AH
CONTENTS HEX (ASCII)
0( 0) 1F .
TABLE: DB_D_CP_DEV_STATE
INDEX: 048AH ADDRESS: 5260H:0ECEH
CONTENTS HEX (ASCII)
0( 0) 4C L
TABLE: DB_D_CP_DEV_STATUS
INDEX: 048AH ADDRESS: 52A8H:F226H
CONTENTS HEX (ASCII)
0( 0) 08C00800 ....
TABLE: DB_D_CP_LOGICAL_DEV_TBL
INDEX: 048AH ADDRESS: 5250H:730AH
CONTENTS HEX (ASCII)
0( 0) 0001010CFFFF0000 FFFF0000F4F4F4F4 ................
10( 16) 0304000000F13802 0000000000000000 ......8.........
. .
. .
B0( 176) F4F4F4F4F4F4F4F4 F4F4F4F4F4F4F4F4 ...............
C0( 192) F4F4 ..
TABLE: DB_S_CP_DEV_TYPE
INDEX: 01D1H ADDRESS: 5158H:F781H <----- physical LODEN of device
CONTENTS HEX (ASCII)
0( 0) 2F /
TABLE: DB_D_CP_DEV_STATE
INDEX: 0002H ADDRESS: 52B0H:0024H <----- dynamic LODEN of device
CONTENTS HEX (ASCII)
0( 0) 43 C
TABLE: DB_D_CP_DEV_STATUS
INDEX: 0002H ADDRESS: 5290H:0B38H
CONTENTS HEX (ASCII)
0( 0) 00000000 ....
TABLE: DB_D_CP_LOGICAL_DEV_TBL
INDEX: 0002H ADDRESS: 5278H:A5D0H
CONTENTS HEX (ASCII)
0( 0) 0001030CFFFF0000 FFFF0000FFFF0000 ................
10( 16) 0300000000000000 0000000000000000 ................
. .
. .
B0( 176) F4F4F4F4F4F4F4F4 F4F4F4F4F4F4F4F4 ...............
C0( 192) F4F4 ..
TABLE: DB_D_CPB_TBL
INDEX: 0002H ADDRESS: 52A0H:06A6H
CONTENTS HEX (ASCII)
0( 0) 0100000100000000 008A040004030707 ................
10( 16) 0000000F0F0F0F0F 0F0F0F0F0F0F0F0F ................
. .
. .
260( 608) 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 ...............
270( 624) 0000000000000000 ..
DISPLAYER-INPUT IN BPA PLEASE:
The user wants to display all free facilities.
Input:
*lst,sw,free,all,1;
Output:
FREE LINE PATHS : 2DDH
DISPLAYER-INPUT IN BPA PLEASE:
The user wants to display all seized facilities.
Input:
*lst,sw,sz,all,1;
Output:
SEIZED POOL BUFFERS DH : 1H
SEIZED POOL BUFFERS PP (CMD) : 0H
SEIZED POOL BUFFERS PP (EVT) : 0H
SEIZED POOL BUFFERS CP : 0H
SEIZED B CHANNELS : 0H
SEIZED CALL PROCESSING BUFFERS: 0H
SEIZED DEVICES : DCH
SEIZED LINE PATHS : 21H
DISPLAYER-INPUT IN BPA PLEASE:
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