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Media Processing Server System Operator’s Guide
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VRC Rear Panel
The rear panel of the VRC contains indicators, switches, and connectors for
maintenance, configuration, and connection to other system components. The
following illustration shows the VRC rear panel.
PWR ON
NORMAL
MIN ALARM
MAJ ALARM
ALARM
MAJ MIN
NC C NO
A
BCD
ENET-A
ENET-B
CSL
ON
OFF
TEST
SLOT
5
6
S5 S6
NIC
EXT CLK A
EXT CLK B
0
CHASSIS ID
NC C NO
MC1 IN
MC1 OUT
EXTERNAL SENSORS
VRC Rear Panel
Item Function
CHASSIS ID selector
switch
Used to assign the chassis number. Each chassis in the system is assigned a unique
number, starting at 0 and running consecutively.
EXT CLK A and EXT
CLK B connectors
BNC connectors used to obtain synchronization reference clocks for the CT bus from an
external source. The CT bus is the means by which voice and audio data is transmitted
throughout the TMS.
TEST / ON / OFF
switches (slots 5 and 6)
Three position rocker switch used to turn power to the slot on or off, or to test the associated
power supply.
ALARM relays Used to connect to external indicators for major and minor alarms. Common (C), normally
closed (NC), and normally open (NO) contact connections are provided.
EXTERNAL SENSORS
relays
Can be used to connect to external sensors for system indication of up to four separate
events (A,B,C,D). CAUTION: Voltage and current limitations. Do not connect to line
level signals.
PWR ON indicators
(S5, S6, and NIC)
Illuminates green when power is applied to slot or NIC.
NORMAL indicators
(S5, S6, and NIC)
Illuminates green when the module in the associated slot or NIC is operating properly and
there are no alarms or system faults.
MINOR ALARM
indicators (S5, S6, and
NIC)
Flashes yellow when a minor alarm is active for the slot or NIC. Accompanied by audible
indication (beep). To reset, press the RESET switch on the FCP. Use as a troubleshooting
aid - alarms are promulgated to the Alarm Viewer (see Alarm Viewer on page 39).
MAJOR ALARM
indicators (S5, S6, and
NIC)
Flashes red when a major alarm is active for the slot or NIC. Accompanied by audible
indication (beep). To reset, press the RESET switch on the FCP. Use as a troubleshooting
aid - alarms are promulgated to the Alarm Viewer (see Alarm Viewer on page 39).
CSL connector Console connector, reserved for future enhancement.
ENET A and ENET B
connectors
RJ45 connectors used to connect the dual rail chassis Ethernet to the LAN.
- Release 6.0 1
- (Software Release 2.1) 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Intended Audience 8
- How to Use This Manual 9
- Organization of This Manual 10
- EY NAME> 12
- Trademark Conventions 13
- Copyright Information 14
- HylaFAX Facsimile Software 14
- Introduction 15
- System Operator Tasks 17
- System Terminology 18
- System Configurations 19
- PeriView 21
- PeriView Workstation 22
- System Startup 23
- Monitoring and 23
- Shutdown 23
- TMS Startup/Shutdown 25
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- Starting/Restarting PeriView 30
- System Monitoring 30
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- Ethernet Hub Indicators 32
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- Front Control Panel 35
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- VRC Rear Panel 36
- AUDIOCONSOLE 37
- HUB B HUB A 37
- Alarm Viewer 39
- Logging off a Node 40
- System Shutdown 41
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- Command Line Functions 45
- Command Line Interaction 47
- Command Line Editing 48
- Command Control 50
- Online Documentation 52
- Status Monitoring 53
- System Date/Time 56
- Solaris Management Console 56
- SRP Status 57
- Component Status 57
- Monitor Component Status 58
- Phone Line Status 60
- Span Status 62
- Table 2: 68
- CCM Status 69
- Application Status 69
- VMM Status 71
- Host Status 74
- Table 6: 76
- System Statistics Reports 78
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- Report Scope window 80
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- Voice Processing 83
- Applications 83
- Activating Playback MMF Files 87
- Start and Restart Line Order 95
- Deactivating MMF Files 98
- Voice Processing Applications 101
- ,<appname> 106
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- Caller Message Recording 117
- Activating Record MMF Files 119
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- Backing up and Restoring 121
- Working with Directories 122
- File Listing 124
- File Removal 124
- Backup Devices and Options 125
- Guidelines for Backup 126
- Command Summary 126
- Determining Directory Size 127
- Backup Tips 127
- Backup/Restore Methods 128
- Disk to Disk Backup Procedure 128
- Execution 131
- Configure 132
- Backing Up with tar 134
- How to ... Back Up with tar 135
- Restoring with tar 136
- Backing up with ufsdump 136
- MENU> on the desktop 137
- MENU> on Programs 137
- is 9uf / 139
- attempts 139
- Restoring with ufsrestore 142
- Backing Up with cp (Copy) 143
- Preparation 144
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- Sample Mirrorbu Screen Output 146
- # mirrorbu 146
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- Sample Log Output 147
- 0n /dev/md/rdsk/d25 148
- 0n /dev/md/rdsk/d26 148
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- Methods on page 128 149
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- Troubleshooting 151
- Troubleshooting 152
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- SRP Log File 161
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- Manual 162
- Printer and Modem Setup 163
- Modem Setup 165
- The Administration Tool 165
- Alternate Console 166
- MPS Directory Structure 167
- Solaris Directory Structure 170
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