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Here is the method as per Mitel TSB 06-5191-00069 How to identify the platform types: ie. MX, MXE, AX,
This document is to provide a way to identify the controller type via either maintenance command or via bootup sequence from RTC Shell
Body/Solutions
Each system is assigned with a unique number to determine the platform types as follows:
Table 1: PlatformFamilly number
For CX =64
For MX = 200
For Lite = 250
For AX = 300
For LX = 1000
For MXe = 2000
On RTC shell, if one type "sysGetPlatformFamily" ( without quote), one should use table 1 to determine the platform
Alternatively, during the bootup sequence, one can identify the platform number ( table 1) from bootup ROM as follows:
The following is an extract of 3300 bootup sequence and is to illustrate where to obtain the platform number.
There are 2 places that one can get this platform information:
Location 1: During the initial bootup ROM from RTC shell.
MITEL SYSTEM ROM R2.1/1 Aug 16 2006 (103)
CCA Number : 56007690 RA.4
System Model : 00520001 F2000 <-----F2000 in which 2000=MXe
CPU Model : 8280 R0a10
Reset Config : 04043640
Bus Clock (MHz) : 100
CPM Clock (MHz) : 250
Core Clock (MHz) : 450
Internal Memory Map : f0000000
Main Memory (MB) : 512
Local Memory (MB) : 0
Flash Memory (MB) : 2
MAC Address : 08000f21d05a
POST Bypass : 0
Watchdog Bypass : 0
Slot Id
Location 2: In the middle of bootup sequence
Look for "DW pool created with ., platform: 2000" as follows:
......
MiSslClientConnectSSL(): SSL_CTX_get_verify_result() returned certificate is not
yet valid
ENABLING COMMANDS
Management Layer SUCCESSFULLY started.
Start DHCP service
Start DNS-QryMgr service
MCC initializing with ST TDM Bus connectivity @ 8Mbs.
0x35923c0 (tAppStartup):
DW pool created with 1536 buffers, platform: 2000 <------This is MXe
Initialized and enabled Mcc1.
Initialized and enabled Mcc2.
Dsp List Filename: "/sysro/DspConfig/dsplist.txt"
Dsp Config Filename: "/sysro/DspConfig/dspConfig3300.txt"
Dsp Card Type Filename: "/sysro/DspConfig/DspCardType.txt"
Dsp Type Filename: "/sysro/DspConfig/DspType3300.txt"
Dsp Dynamic Loading Filename: "/sysro/DspConfig/loading3300.txt"
Test Result
Mitel has other commands to obtain platfrom.
If one type " GetPlatformType", one has to use the following Table for conversion
For CX = 4
For MX = 3
For Lite = 2
For AX = 6
For LX = 1
For MXe = 5
*******************************************************
Occam's Razor - All things being equal, the simplest solution is the right one.
This document is to provide a way to identify the controller type via either maintenance command or via bootup sequence from RTC Shell
Body/Solutions
Each system is assigned with a unique number to determine the platform types as follows:
Table 1: PlatformFamilly number
For CX =64
For MX = 200
For Lite = 250
For AX = 300
For LX = 1000
For MXe = 2000
On RTC shell, if one type "sysGetPlatformFamily" ( without quote), one should use table 1 to determine the platform
Alternatively, during the bootup sequence, one can identify the platform number ( table 1) from bootup ROM as follows:
The following is an extract of 3300 bootup sequence and is to illustrate where to obtain the platform number.
There are 2 places that one can get this platform information:
Location 1: During the initial bootup ROM from RTC shell.
MITEL SYSTEM ROM R2.1/1 Aug 16 2006 (103)
CCA Number : 56007690 RA.4
System Model : 00520001 F2000 <-----F2000 in which 2000=MXe
CPU Model : 8280 R0a10
Reset Config : 04043640
Bus Clock (MHz) : 100
CPM Clock (MHz) : 250
Core Clock (MHz) : 450
Internal Memory Map : f0000000
Main Memory (MB) : 512
Local Memory (MB) : 0
Flash Memory (MB) : 2
MAC Address : 08000f21d05a
POST Bypass : 0
Watchdog Bypass : 0
Slot Id
Location 2: In the middle of bootup sequence
Look for "DW pool created with ., platform: 2000" as follows:
......
MiSslClientConnectSSL(): SSL_CTX_get_verify_result() returned certificate is not
yet valid
ENABLING COMMANDS
Management Layer SUCCESSFULLY started.
Start DHCP service
Start DNS-QryMgr service
MCC initializing with ST TDM Bus connectivity @ 8Mbs.
0x35923c0 (tAppStartup):
DW pool created with 1536 buffers, platform: 2000 <------This is MXe
Initialized and enabled Mcc1.
Initialized and enabled Mcc2.
Dsp List Filename: "/sysro/DspConfig/dsplist.txt"
Dsp Config Filename: "/sysro/DspConfig/dspConfig3300.txt"
Dsp Card Type Filename: "/sysro/DspConfig/DspCardType.txt"
Dsp Type Filename: "/sysro/DspConfig/DspType3300.txt"
Dsp Dynamic Loading Filename: "/sysro/DspConfig/loading3300.txt"
Test Result
Mitel has other commands to obtain platfrom.
If one type " GetPlatformType", one has to use the following Table for conversion
For CX = 4
For MX = 3
For Lite = 2
For AX = 6
For LX = 1
For MXe = 5
*******************************************************
Occam's Razor - All things being equal, the simplest solution is the right one.
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