Explaination of the LSLT Command

[PaulMcGuinness]

Hi All,

Once again, I'm decoding another PABX for our Asset Manager application... I need to know how to interpret the information I have been provided with. Below is a list of the card types I have found (so far). Can someone please let me know the following for each card:-

If it is an Extn or Trunk Card, and if it is Digital, Analog or Hybrid, and what it's max circuit capacity is...

Card ID Extn/Trunk ? Digital/Analog Max Capacity
==========================================================
CCS DLI
DTI
EXTN
EXT I/F
GP I/O
MF4
OP CON
SHF I/F
SPARE
SSFP16
TK CODEC
UTC
TK I/F


Also, please list any other cards (with the same details) that I might come across.

Many thanks in advance,

[Bend's over to the floor intoning "I'm not worthy"....]

Paul

 

[biglebowski]

FUNCTION

To list the allowed and current uses of a specified slot, a specified shelf or all flexible slots in the system. Alternately, the command lists out the slots that can be configured for a specific equipment type.

Note: The media card is not recognised by the system software. Indication of flexibility in the use of slots 9 and 10 in Realitis DX systems may be compromised by the presence of a media card.

On systems with configurable slots, the telephony backplane can accommodate cards for other equipments in the trunk interface slots which are not required for trunk interface cards. Thus the trunk numbers which would have used these slots become unavailable and are removed from their trunk main groups. Such trunk main groups are termed 'sub-equipped'.

Note: @ appears against unavailable trunks on the LTK and LTKD listings (also on LTDT and LTPS listings at maintenance level).

PARAMETERS

XXYY: Physical address of slot (2 digits each for shelf and slot) to list allowed use of slot.
Physical address of slot (2 digits each for shelf and slot) followed by C to list current use of slot.
Physical address of shelf (2 digits) to list allowed use of slots in shelf.
Physical address of shelf (2 digits) followed by C to list current use of slots in shelf.
A to list allowed use of all slots in the system.
A followed by C to list current use of slots in the system.
Equipment type (see below) to list slots allowed/used for specific equipment.
Equipment type (see below) followed by C to list slots currently used by specific equipment.

ALI - analogue link interface
BASIC - BRAIF
CEC - common equipment card
DLI - digital link interface
DTI - digital terminal interface
EXTN - extension interface
FIXED - slots with a fixed configuration
iSDT - iSDT interface
MFC - MFC (universal digital signal processor)
OP - operator console interface
SPARE - spare slots
SSFP16 - 16-channel multiline/ACD interface or digital multiline interface
SSFP8 - 8-channel multiline/ACD interface or digital multiline interface using the upper 8 channels only
TK - analogue trunk interface
UTC - trunk controller

OUTPUT
Single slot entered

<address> <type> * <type> <type> <type> <type>
<type> <type> <type> <type> ...

or

<address> <type> FIXED

where

<address> physical address of the shelf and slot.
<type> * current equipment type (see below).
<type> equipment type allowed to use the slot (see below).

Current equipment type:

ALI analogue link interface
ATM ATM interface
ATPC analogue trunk protocol controller
ATPCTK protocol controller trunk
BASIC BRAIF
BYPASS bypass interface
CAS DLI CAS digital link interface
CCS DLI non-Q.931 CCS digital link interface (i.e. DASS or DPNSS)
CEC common equipment card
CONF conference card
DTI digital terminal interface
DTPC digital trunk protocol controller
EXT I/F extension interface of a two-card group
EXTN single-card extension/CODEC interface or CODEC of a two-card extension group

GP I/O GPIO with modem
iSDT iSDT interface
MDSC modular digital switch controller
MF4 MF4 card
MF5 MF5 group card
MFC MFC (universal digital signal processor)
OP CON operator console interface
PAD packet assembler/disassembler processor
PAD I/F packet assembler/disassembler rate adaptor and interface
PSD packet switch device
Q931 DLI Q.931 CCS digital link interface
RISC RISC CPU
ROT REG rotary register
SH I/F shelf interface
SPARE slot which is currently 'fixed' as spare

SSFP16 16-channel digital multiline or multiline/ACD interface
SSFP8 8-channel digital multiline or multiline/ACD interface
TG tone generator
TK analogue trunk interface
TK CODEC CODEC of a six-card trunk group
TK I/F analogue trunk interface
UPI universal peripheral interface
UTC trunk controller
?????? slot containing 'undefined' equipment type

Equipment type allowed:

ALI analogue link interface
BASIC BRAIF
CEC common equipment card
DLI digital link interface
DTI digital terminal interface
EXT I/F extension interface of a two-card group
EXTN single-card extension/CODEC interface or CODEC of a two-card extension group
iSDT iSDT interface
MF4 MF4 card
MFC MFC (universal digital signal processor)
OP CON operator console interface
SSFP16 16-channel digital multiline or multiline/ACD interface
SSFP8 8-channel digital multiline or multiline/ACD interface

TK I/F analogue trunk interface
UTC trunk controller

Shelf or A entered

<address> <type> * <type> <type> <type> <type>
<type> <type> <type> <type> <type>
...
<address> <type> FIXED
<address> <type> * <type> <type> <type> <type>
<type> <type> <type> <type> <type>
...

where

<address> physical address of the shelf and slot.
<type> * current equipment type (as previous).
<type> equipment type allowed to use the slot (as previous).

Single slot entered followed by C

<address> <type>

where

<address> physical address of the shelf and slot.
<type> current equipment type (as previous).

Shelf or A entered followed by C

<address> <type>
<address> <type>
<address> <type>
...

where

<address> physical address of the shelf and slot.
<type> current equipment type (as previous).

Equipment type entered

<address>
<address>
...

<address> *

where

<address> physical address (shelf, slot) allowed to contain this equipment, * indicates slot(s) where current type is this equipment.

Equipment type entered followed by C

<address>
<address>
...
<address>

where

<address> physical address (shelf, slot) where current type is this equipment.

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When I was born I was so suprised I didn't talk for 18 months

 

[PaulMcGuinness]

Many thanks - much appreciated.

Any chance of posting the entire doc you pasted that from?

Kindest regards,

Paul

 

[biglebowski]

That was copied from the EP's and all there is for LSLT but there is more info for individual card descriptions but will be too much info too copy.

When I was born I was so suprised I didn't talk for 18 months

 

[PaulMcGuinness]

Sorry for the dumb-ass questions, but I am a Mitel user

I really need to find the simplest set of commands to obtain the following information:-

1. List of Cards, their capacity (i.e. No of circuits), the version / firmware

2. List of Extensions, which card they are on, the extn no, the type of handset, firmware/sw ver (if applicable), class-of-service, if it's 'out of service' and anything else useful.

4. List of Trunks (see list of Extensions)

Thanks again,

Paul

 

[biglebowski]

1. LSLT will show what card is installed and what card may be installed but to show capacity you will have to use the relevant command for each individual slot type (this won't show the f/w though)
2.LEX A will list all extns equip no. and COS but will not show the handset type (may do on ver newer than 6.3)
3.LTK A

When I was born I was so suprised I didn't talk for 18 months

 

[PaulMcGuinness]

I'm pretty much there... the only things I can't get at the moment are:-

1. Firmware for a card / handset
2. Type of Handset (i.e. What model of digital handset)
3. Routing info:-

i.e. 90 following by 10 digits routes over trunk group 5 and strips 1 digit prior to outpulsing...