Parnum 253 or 252 not changeable

[albarf]

I have a problem with some analog Panasonic phones, we can't transfer any call. If I try to configure PARNUM 253 or 252 to set time for HOOK FLASH I always get an error:

ASPACARNUM=253,PARVAL=160;
ASPACARNUM=253,PARVAL=160;
SURE? (YES/NO)
<YES
NOT ACCEPTED
PARNUM
NOT CHANGEABLE

exist any other way to do this? my CADAP is

<CADAP;
CALENDAR DATA
IDENTITY=PRISMA
VERSION=LZY2035124/1/R1A
16:25:31
THU 29 NOV 2012
END



thanks a lot for any help..

 

[5755g]

we have panasonic kx-tsc11mxw parnum 253 is 60 and work properly i no have any idea for unchangebale your parnum...

 

[albarf]

thank you 5755g for the parnum parameter, that gonna be help full for me. I just need how to configure on my MD110.

 

[himdp]

Try-
ASUVPARNUM=253;

This will show whether the parameter is changeble for your market or not.(Look under the CHA column)
I suspect that it is not.

 

[fcpli]

Albart,

I am a little bit confused with the cadap;, this points that you have a BC9 (or maybe I am wrong?). In BC9 there are no aspac's over 200 (actually 192 was the highest one). There might also be a patch for this, you can see it with pclop:unit=eldp; (if you really are running BC9), because the aspac finds the parnum 253.
So, to be sure, print cnpip:unit=eldp, just to see what version you really have.
In BC9 the only way to change the hook flash time was with sacos (or pcasi).
But to continue with this, just send the printout.....

fcpli

 

[albarf]

thanks for answer fcpli and himdp, can you please post an example to do it with sacos or pcasi?? here are the outputs:

<ASUVPARNUM=253;
COMMAND UNKNOWN


<cnpip:unit=eldp;

PROGRAM UNIT INFORMATION
PU-NAME PU-NO PRODUCT NUMBER REV PATCH
ELDP H'195 2/CAA 111 8801/01 R2A YES
TYPE
B'0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0010 0000 0010
TYPEEXT
B'0000 0000 0000 0000 0010 0000 0110 0011
LOADED IN LIM
1

END



<pclop:unit=eldp;
PATCH LOG DATA

UNIT: ELDP LIM: 1
CI TYPE STATUS SIZE IA/SIGNO/ADDR CORRSTART
S64974A REL DATA CONF 34 000007F0 00004010
S67392A PROGRAM CONF 74 00001AE4 00004032
S67392A PROGRAM CONF 74 00001E32 0000407C
S67392A PROGRAM CONF 70 000002A2 000040C6
S67392A PROGRAM CONF 54 0000206C 0000410C
S68084A PROGRAM CONF 46 00001C70 00004142
S67741A REL DATA CONF 34 0000047D 00004170
S67741A REL DATA CONF 34 0000049A 00004192
RSL191 REL DATA CONF 34 00000781 000041B4
RSL191 REL DATA CONF 34 00000785 000041D6
END



<ASPAPARNUM=ALL;

APPLICATION SYSTEM PARAMETERS
PARNUM PARVAL
1 1
2 30
3 30
4 30
5 30
6 120
7 120
8 1
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
189 0
190 0
210 1
211 0

END

<

 

[fcpli]

albarf,

OK, this is BC9. The asuvp command is not included in that version. There are a couple of patches in ELDP, but I suppose they a made for authority code by Saudi Ericsson. So, please print out
sacop:unit=eldp,lim=1,sector=rel,addr=7f2;
The value in DATA shows your hook flash time in HEX.
Example:
sacop:unit=eldp,lim=1,sector=rel,addr=7f2;
MEMORY CONTENT ON ADDRESS POSITION
EXE A

ADDRESS 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F ISO
000007f0 03 28 14 40 02 07 00 28 0A 28 0A 28 03 04 03 28 .(.@...(.(.(...(
END
See the value in "2", which is H'14 (5*20=100ms),the steps are in 5ms intervals.

If you want to change it to e.g. 160 (=5*160=800ms), the value should be H'A0. Use a hex converter for the correct value (or count it yourself).
To change it: sacos:unit=eldp,lim=1,sector=rel,addr=7f2,data=a0;
To have this to take effect, you have to RFBOI all analogue boards ELU21/29, and also SFCEI;, or start the ELP6 with RFPUI:UNIT=ELP6,LIM=ALL; + SFCEI;
In case it won't work, just sacos the originaöl value of data (I suppose you have something like 14 there?)
If it works, make it more "civilized" (just in order to know afterwards what you have done) with
PCASI:CI=hflash,UNIT=ELDP,REV=2-R2A,SECTOR=REL,ADDR=7F2,DATA=a0; (or data is something else)
PCACS:CI=hflash,UNIT=ELDP;
Y;
PCCOS:CI=hflash,UNIT=ELDP;
Y;
NOTE: THIS FOR BC9 ONLY!!!!!

fcpli

 

[himdp]

fcpli.
I would recommend doing the whole thing with PCASI as you show in your second example. It is much safer than SACOS for the inexperienced user. It is more convenient as you do not need to know the previous value as a simply doing PCPAS will return to the default value. The PCASI is also a marker in PCLOP that a change has been made (can not be too sure what change is made without documentation however In adition you have the safety that it will only run in on the correct version.

Also,this has been covered before.

http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1555375

With acknowledgement to user pcasi
Ok, what is the hook flash time you need? Below is an example for 600 ms.

PCASI:CI=FLASH,UNIT=ELDP,REV=2-2A,SECTOR=REL,ADDR=7F2,DATA=78;
PCACS:CI=FLASH,UNIT=ELDP;
Y;
PCCOS:CI=FLASH,UNIT=ELDP;
Y;

 

[albarf]

thank you both for the great explanations fcpli/himdp, at this moment I waiting for my level 7 password of authority class my carrier must answer today.
I need to play with the value until the transfers works fine, the first one I gonna try is 60 because 5755g says they have similar phones working properly.

fcpli, my value in #2 is 00 (default?)


<sacop:unit=eldp,lim=1,sector=rel,addr=7f2;
MEMORY CONTENT ON ADDRESS POSITION
EXE A

ADDRESS 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F ISO
000007F0 03 24 00 40 02 07 00 28 0A 28 0A 28 03 04 03 28 .$.@...(.(.(...(



Again thanks a lot everyone for the greath support.

 

[himdp]

I believe that it should not be zero.
I would be interested to know what S64974A is doing as it is very close to 7f2.

Can you print this and post the result using -
PCASP:UNIT=ELDP,CI=S64974A;

 

[fcpli]

himdp,

Don't bother, this is the explanation of the patch:

/* Short.Descr : Cannot dial on decadic phones and inquiry fails */
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Fault.Descr.And.Explanation : */
/*!!!!!!!!!!!!FOR ALL MARKET USING STANDARD APPLICATION OF ELDP!!!!!!!!!*/
/* The value of BRKTM for ELP6 is incorrectly set to 200ms (40 x 5ms). */
/* Since this is a minimum time for detection of a break pulse is means */
/* that decadic phones will not work and it is not possible to make */
/* a recall from any analogue telephone. This value must be changed to */
/* 15ms (=3 x 5ms). */

And the code:

PCASI:UNIT=ELDP,CI=S64974A,REV=2-R2A,ADDR=7F0,SECTOR=REL,DATA=3;

Variables from PLEX:

CTRANSMITLEVEL - RELOAD INTEGER 8 - - #000007EE
C_DTS_B_CLEAR - RELOAD INTEGER 8 - - #000007EF
CBRKTM - RELOAD INTEGER 8 - - #000007F0
CCLRTM - RELOAD INTEGER 8 - - #000007F1
CHOOKFLASH - RELOAD INTEGER 8 - - #000007F2
CINQTM - RELOAD INTEGER 8 - - #000007F3

albarf,

The value given by 5755g is decimal, so the HEX value is H'3C accordingly...

fcpli

 

[fcpli]

himdp/albarf,

The default value in initial data is 00.

himdp,

Check this (initial data):

CCLRTM 8 - - 24 #000007F1
CHOOKFLASH 8 - - 00 #000007F2
CINQTM 8 - - 40 #000007F3

So, no worries

fcpli

 

[himdp]

fcpli, thanks for the info. agreed the is no problem with the patch.
Well done for bothering to fire up BC9 Plexview