altolabado
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How do I after stat in ld 60 how do I find my set if I am online and wishing to see my set info LD 80 .trad feature?
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dragon1293
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try using "trac 0 XXX" in ld 80 (xxx=ext#)
It should give you where your call connected.
If you have I think RLS 24 or above, you might want to try the Enhanced trace command:
ENTC 28 0 0 15 10 -- enables command on tn 28 0 0 15 for 10 minutes.
followed by
GOTR executes the command
STPT stops the trace command (or it can timeout)
See if that helps
It should give you where your call connected.
If you have I think RLS 24 or above, you might want to try the Enhanced trace command:
ENTC 28 0 0 15 10 -- enables command on tn 28 0 0 15 for 10 minutes.
followed by
GOTR executes the command
STPT stops the trace command (or it can timeout)
See if that helps
load 60 stat tells you which t1's channels are busy. the above command in load 80 trace against your set.. another good one is trac 0 acod access code for the route, find that by doing a ld 21 ltm... gives your route (rdb) numbers the prt rdb xx look for the acod and trac that
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