153.4.1 CHANGE-PSTAT

Reset a counter:
The statistics counter of levels BOARD1 and BOARD2 (quality counter for DIUC) can be reset.

Change the control table data:
The entries in the control tables for the first two counters of levels BOARD and CIR can be changed.

Switch on or switch off the veco statistics:
When switching on, the display of error messages can be activated or suppressed, and the statistics period (the time interval, after which the counters are reset) can be changed.

Change the message display thresholds:
These thresholds can be changed for each error class individually.

Change the switch condition of the veco statistics:
For every CP- or DH-device type, the display of error messages can be activated or suppressed individually.

Change the lock times for the automatic reactivation.
Up to 8 lock times can be changed for the automatic reactivation of boards / circuits / terminal devices / LTUCs.

Change the stabilisation times for the automatic reactivation.
One stabilisation time is possible for the equipment classes board / circuit / terminal device / LTUC.

Note

When changing the control table, the statistics counters on all levels are reset for all modules in the overall system. In doing so, the call processing system is deactivated for several seconds. For this reason, the change should not be made during the busy hour.
On the levels BOARD and CIR, the boards are divided into classes (see result of example 4 "display of control tables"). If for the values of the control tables are changed displayed for one board, the alteration, or display-output relates to all boards of the same class.

Procedure overview


Command Code	Parameter
CHANGE-PSTAT	TYPE=RESET,
	LEVEL=BOARD1,PEN=<number>,[FAULT=<param>];
	\| LEVEL=BOARD2,PEN=<number>,[FAULT=<param>];	(1)
	\|TYPE=CTRLTAB,
	LEVEL=BOARD,BOARD=<param>,[FAULT=<param>],
	[MAXCOUNT=<number>],[COUNTACT=<number>],
	[TIME=<number>] ,[DECREM=<number];
	\| LEVEL=CIR,LINE=<param>,[FAULT=<param>],
	[MAXCOUNT=<number>],[COUNTACT=<number>],
	[TIME=<number>] ,[DECREM=<number];	(2)
	\|TYPE=VECOGEN,[PERIOD=<number>],[MODE=<param>];	(3)
	\|TYPE=VECOLEVL,[ERROR=<param>],MAXCOUNT=<number>;	(4)
	\|TYPE=VECOSWCH,[ERROR=<param>],[CPTYPE=<hex>], [DHTYPE=<hex>],SWITCH=<param>;	(5)
	\|TYPE=LOCKTIM,LEVEL=<param>,{(min 1)TIM1=<number>,
	TIM2=<number>,TIM3=<number>,TIM4=<number>,
	TIM5=<number>,TIM6=<number>,TIM7=<number>,
	TIM8=<number>};	(6)
	\|TYPE=STABTIM,LEVEL=<param>,STIM=<number>;	(7)

Examples

Reset of all BOARD1-level counters for module DIUC at PEN 1-6-1.

Input:

CHANGE-PSTAT:TYPE=RESET,LEVEL=BOARD1,PEN=1-6-1;

Output:

H01: DIU-CAS 1-6-1 BOARD1 COUNTER RESET.

Reset of counter COUNT2 of BOARD1 level for module DIUC at PEN 1-6-1.

Input:

CHANGE-PSTAT:TYPE=RESET,LEVEL=BOARD2,PEN=1-6-1,FAULT=COUNT2;

Output:

H01: DIU-CAS 1-6-1 BOARD2 COUNTER COUNT2 RESET.

The fault counter COUNT1 of level BOARD for DIUC64 is deactivated by setting the threshold to 0 (valid as from Hicom 300 V3.2).

Input:

CHANGE-PSTAT:TYPE=CTRLTAB,LEVEL=BOARD,BOARD=DIUC64,FAULT=COUNT1,MAXCOUNT=0;

Output:

H02: THE CONTROL TABLE APPLIES FOR THE MODULE(S): DIUC DIUC64

Since the same control tables are used for DIUC and DIUC64 on the BOARD level, the change affects both types of module.

The threshold for COUNT2 of the CIR level for DIUC is set to 201. If the threshold is reached, the fault counter must be reduced by 100.

Input:

CHANGE-PSTAT:TYPE=CTRLTAB,LEVEL=CIR,LINE=DIUC,FAULT=COUNT2,MAXCOUNT=201,COUNTACT=100;

Output:

H02: THE CONTROL TABLE APPLIES FOR THE MODULE(S): DIUC DIUC64 DIUS2

The lock times 3 and 4 for teminal devices are changed, a maximum of 4 reactivation trials shall take place.

Input:

CHANGE-PSTAT:TYPE=LOCKTIM,LEVEL=DEV,TIM3=5,TIM4=10,TIM5=0;

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