Checking a trunk to see if it's IDLE, BUSY, or DSBL 2

[hav0k99]

I work for a hospital and once in a great while a despartments overhead paging system goes down. They dial a 3 digit # and they get access to it. What happens is it goes into fast busy.

 

[ArchibaldJCox]

Stat the TN of the paging trunk in LD 32

STAT L S C U (Loop Shelf Card Unit)

If it's BUSY and no one is actually using it,

DISU L S C U
ENLU L S C U

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[hav0k99]

how can I find out what trunk card the overhead paging is set on?

 

[ArchibaldJCox]

LD 21
REQ: LTM
Carraige Return Through to list all routes

Find one with TYPE PAG


That's most likely it

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[hav0k99]

Find one with TYPE PAG"

thant's what is was missing thanks so much!

 

[haiqi]

you can see card which is trunk

you could do this:
ld 32
.stat 1
or
.stat 2,3,4

.disu tn
.enlu tn
.disc l s c u
.enlc l s c u

 

[Reusser]

I like to set a time force disconnect for prolems like this on a paging trunk - you will never have to reset again.

Ld 16
REQ chg
Type RDB
Rout <-- enter paging route
CNTL yes
timr TFD xx <-- enter the max time in seconds allowed to page (in 30 sec intervals) I usually set to 30

 

[hav0k99]

quote--I like to set a time force disconnect for prolems like this on a paging trunk - you will never have to reset again.

Ld 16
REQ chg
Type RDB
Rout <-- enter paging route
CNTL yes
timr TFD xx <-- enter the max time in seconds allowed to page (in 30 sec intervals) I usually set to 30 --unquote

So what does it actualy do? Does it reset the card every 30 seconds and how long doesit take to reset?

 

[Reusser]

with Timed forced disconnect, if someone access paging after timer expires (30sec) call will be disconnected and trunk will go idle - someone else can now use paging.