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AMIS on Octel 350 adding a site
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Well we would need more info that that to be able to help. It could be the Crashpilot is not setup right.
If you can post a screen shott of the nose and amis setups from the 350
Ken Means
"I find that the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have."
- Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826)
If you can post a screen shott of the nose and amis setups from the 350
Ken Means
"I find that the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have."
- Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826)
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We added node 912, using the old "stare and compare" method, also I was wondering what is crash pilot?
- OctelNet Administration - 50497
- Valid Node Numbers and Message Queues -
Node A/D Number of Total The oldest message to
# Node Name Pri Messages Minutes be delivered in queue
---- --------- --- --------- --------- ----------------------
909 PERRYOPOLIS A:
910 ANYTOWN A:
912 Canton A:
915 DHP A:
921 CASCI A:
922 N.CAMERIDIAN A:
923 RUNMERIDIAN A:
924 PORTALS A:
925 UCP A:
926 Cumberland A:
930 test A:
End of List; A/D = Analog/Digital; Pri = Priority; ()* = Future Delivery Time.
Enter 'P' to print the list, or any other key to return to the Network Menu.
Also on this table we added 8N, since all access codes are actually 4 digits starting with 8, ie 8912
Menu 15 - Network Management 50497
- Dialing Sequence Table for AMIS Analog Networking -
Entry Maximum
No Type Prefix Total Digits Dialing Sequence
-- ---- -------- ------------ --------------------
1 1 N 10 N
2 2 91N 11 9P1N
3 4 87N 10 87N
4 4 8N 10 8N
5
6
7
8
9
10
- OctelNet Administration - 50497
- Valid Node Numbers and Message Queues -
Node A/D Number of Total The oldest message to
# Node Name Pri Messages Minutes be delivered in queue
---- --------- --- --------- --------- ----------------------
909 PERRYOPOLIS A:
910 ANYTOWN A:
912 Canton A:
915 DHP A:
921 CASCI A:
922 N.CAMERIDIAN A:
923 RUNMERIDIAN A:
924 PORTALS A:
925 UCP A:
926 Cumberland A:
930 test A:
End of List; A/D = Analog/Digital; Pri = Priority; ()* = Future Delivery Time.
Enter 'P' to print the list, or any other key to return to the Network Menu.
Also on this table we added 8N, since all access codes are actually 4 digits starting with 8, ie 8912
Menu 15 - Network Management 50497
- Dialing Sequence Table for AMIS Analog Networking -
Entry Maximum
No Type Prefix Total Digits Dialing Sequence
-- ---- -------- ------------ --------------------
1 1 N 10 N
2 2 91N 11 9P1N
3 4 87N 10 87N
4 4 8N 10 8N
5
6
7
8
9
10
What did you put in the node profile for the CCITT number
Ken Means
"I find that the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have."
- Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826)
Ken Means
"I find that the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have."
- Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826)
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AMIS can be tricky and one of the things it needs is the right CCITT number. It is like a serial number to the systems. Are you sure that the farend is using that CCITT number?
Also what do you hear when you try to send to the node?
The next thing i would do is pull up the online CDR and look at what is going on when you try to send to node 912.
The CCITT number is usually 1#xxx#xxxxxxx for the base outside number of the amis node.
Can you post what you are using for the numbering plan on that node?
Ken Means
"I find that the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have."
- Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826)
Also what do you hear when you try to send to the node?
The next thing i would do is pull up the online CDR and look at what is going on when you try to send to node 912.
The CCITT number is usually 1#xxx#xxxxxxx for the base outside number of the amis node.
Can you post what you are using for the numbering plan on that node?
Ken Means
"I find that the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have."
- Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826)
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Ken, I couldnt get the whole thing, but here is the left side of the screen print. Also when I try to forward Octel seems happy to do it, "to enter the AMIS network press##" then enter access code, "then enter the number of the person you want to send to" press # again, she answers "message sent" also Ken how do I monitor CDR on octel, i feel an RTFM coming my way......
Node Number: 912
Transmission Type: 0 - Normal
Number of Digits in a Mailbox: 4
NameNet Type: 0 - COS-based
NameSend: 0 - None
Phone Number: 89128691 <==AMIS F.E.
Dialing Sequence: 8N
Access Type: 0 - Direct Dial
Max Simultaneous Analog Transmissions: 1
IP Address: 0.0.0.0 Fallback: 0 - None
Name Transmission Allowed: Y Play Node Name: Y
ASCII Name Check: 1 - Check All Msgs
Node Number: 912
Transmission Type: 0 - Normal
Number of Digits in a Mailbox: 4
NameNet Type: 0 - COS-based
NameSend: 0 - None
Phone Number: 89128691 <==AMIS F.E.
Dialing Sequence: 8N
Access Type: 0 - Direct Dial
Max Simultaneous Analog Transmissions: 1
IP Address: 0.0.0.0 Fallback: 0 - None
Name Transmission Allowed: Y Play Node Name: Y
ASCII Name Check: 1 - Check All Msgs
Menu 20 and then the online CDR option and then 2 put in the node number and it will show you what if anything it is doing. If you set up an amis node in the octel you just need to add a prefix in the node so you can address the messages.
Ken Means
"I find that the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have."
- Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826)
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