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ISDN debug
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disturbedone
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Yes with any Coral system you can do this. You need a piece of software called TNW to analyze the trace once you have it.
You should be in KB0 to trace as there's a lot of info and if you're connected via modem it's just too slow to keep up with it.
Here's how to do it:
MSG,2,0 - set TNW_FORM to Yes
- set SIMPLE_FORM to Yes
- set EXTENDED_FORM to No
MSG,2,2 - set to 0 for KB0, or 4 for RMI
MSG,2,1 - set shelf, slots, ckts as required
- set codes to (2H) for all codes
- O : includes all items except those in parenthesis
- 1 : includes only the items in parenthesis
- 2 : includes all items in the system
- eg (0,1)= all shelf/cards/ccts except 1, (1,9)= only shelf/card/cct 9
MSG,2,0 - set STIMULI to Y and data should start to show immediately a call is made
* turn log to file on in Procomm for DOS(ALT-F1) and name the file isdn.log
* save when finished tracing
OR
* in Procomm for Windows, press the button for online capture. this file will be put in the subfolder called Capture under the Procomm folder
MSG,2,0 - set STIMULI to N when finished tracing
OR press Ctrl-V to stop the stimuli messages
* exit Procomm and put the file isdn.log in the same directory as the tnw files.
* run tnw_anlz.exe
Getting the TNW software might be an issue. You should call Tadiran to get this. You can make some sense of the trace but it's in hex so most of it is unreadable (you can see phone numbers if you look hard but that's about it).
You should be in KB0 to trace as there's a lot of info and if you're connected via modem it's just too slow to keep up with it.
Here's how to do it:
MSG,2,0 - set TNW_FORM to Yes
- set SIMPLE_FORM to Yes
- set EXTENDED_FORM to No
MSG,2,2 - set to 0 for KB0, or 4 for RMI
MSG,2,1 - set shelf, slots, ckts as required
- set codes to (2H) for all codes
- O : includes all items except those in parenthesis
- 1 : includes only the items in parenthesis
- 2 : includes all items in the system
- eg (0,1)= all shelf/cards/ccts except 1, (1,9)= only shelf/card/cct 9
MSG,2,0 - set STIMULI to Y and data should start to show immediately a call is made
* turn log to file on in Procomm for DOS(ALT-F1) and name the file isdn.log
* save when finished tracing
OR
* in Procomm for Windows, press the button for online capture. this file will be put in the subfolder called Capture under the Procomm folder
MSG,2,0 - set STIMULI to N when finished tracing
OR press Ctrl-V to stop the stimuli messages
* exit Procomm and put the file isdn.log in the same directory as the tnw files.
* run tnw_anlz.exe
Getting the TNW software might be an issue. You should call Tadiran to get this. You can make some sense of the trace but it's in hex so most of it is unreadable (you can see phone numbers if you look hard but that's about it).
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disturbedone
Vendor
I'd love to. Unfortunately it's frowned upon to help out like that 
Software should be obtained by Tadiran directly. What country are you in - I can give you contact details.
Software should be obtained by Tadiran directly. What country are you in - I can give you contact details.
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disturbedone
Vendor
Hmm, after some Googling it appears there's a company called TadiPol who distribute the Corals in Poland. I can't find any website or contact details for them. If you can find them in the phone book then I'd give them a call. If not, try contacting Tadiran head office and find out how to contact TadiPol.
TNW is a free piece of software. It's a tiny DOS like utility to analyze the hex in the trace.
Good luck.
TNW is a free piece of software. It's a tiny DOS like utility to analyze the hex in the trace.
Good luck.
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