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Clocking question 1

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SherWat

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Feb 12, 2016
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CS1000 7.6
In LD 73 I printed DDB which shows my clocking from TN 0-0-2 and also 16-0-7. The secondary PRI at 16-0-7 is no longer active. Could that cause issue on our primary PRI as far as static calls?
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Go to ld 60 and type ssck 0. Then show your results. Also in ld 60 type in lcnt 2 for loop 2 show results.
 
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All clocking tends to be done in LD 60 as loopback55 has suggested,

LD 60

SSCK 0 - Status of the System Clock Number 0.(Option 11 & 51 only)

SSCK 1 - Status of the System Clock Number 1. (Option 61/71/81)

Go to page 360 in the attached file.
 

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All clocking tends to be done in LD 60 as loopback55 has suggested,

LD 60

SSCK 0 - Status of the System Clock Number 0.(Option 11 & 51 only)

SSCK 1 - Status of the System Clock Number 1. (Option 61/71/81)

Go to page 360 in the attached file.
Sure spent many hours in that load and also ld 96.
 
Thanks everyone. No longer getting static calls - had nothing to do with the clocking as it was a carrier issue.
 
If you no longer have PRI in 16-0 you could just remove it
LD 96 dis the msdl/tmdi depending on what it is
LD 60 dis the loop associated with 16-0-7 if its not already (if you don't know the loop number LD 22 and prt the cequ)
LD 60 dis cc 16 0
Ld 73
REQ chg
TYPE ddb
MGCLK x16 0
LD 14 out the channels
LD 17 out the DCH
LD 17 cha cequ and remove the loop
 
CS1000 7.6
In LD 73 I printed DDB which shows my clocking from TN 0-0-2 and also 16-0-7. The secondary PRI at 16-0-7 is no longer active. Could that cause issue on our primary PRI as far as static calls?

If your system tries to track on the non-existent clock, it will fail and may go in to "Free-run" mode, (clocking on it's own processor). This can sometimes cause static if the clock signal between the CPU and the DTI/T1 are off.

But, as you found, in most cases, this is carrier issue.
 
So only remove the secondary clock, guessing you are on a multi group system I am mostly used to 1000E where it would be separate clock controllers
 
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