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Contents: SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS ________________________________________________________________________ 5 WELCOME TO FIGARO VERSION 6_________________________________________________________________ 6

Available Managers _________________________________________________________________________ 6 PASSWORD DIALOG____________________________________________________________________________ 6

Conversion Tasks ___________________________________________________________________________ 7 Test Commands_____________________________________________________________________________ 7 Other Facilities_____________________________________________________________________________ 7

MAIN WINDOW _______________________________________________________________________________ 8 General Buttons ____________________________________________________________________________ 9 Speed Panel Buttons _________________________________________________________________________ 9 Task Panel _______________________________________________________________________________ 10 Status Panel ______________________________________________________________________________ 10 Hint Panel________________________________________________________________________________ 10

COMMAND EDITOR ___________________________________________________________________________ 10 COLOR AND FONT SETTINGS ____________________________________________________________________ 12 CONFIGURATION _____________________________________________________________________________ 12

Settings Tabsheet __________________________________________________________________________ 13 Sizes Tabsheet_____________________________________________________________________________ 13 Alerts Tabsheet ____________________________________________________________________________ 13 TCP/IP Tabsheet___________________________________________________________________________ 13 Terminal Window __________________________________________________________________________ 14

USERKEYS __________________________________________________________________________________ 14 TRANSMIT MANAGER _________________________________________________________________________ 15

Buttons in Transmit Manager_________________________________________________________________ 15 FIGARO EDITOR _____________________________________________________________________________ 16

Editor “Hot keys”__________________________________________________________________________ 17 FILE MANAGER______________________________________________________________________________ 20

File handling Options _______________________________________________________________________ 20 Associated File Types _______________________________________________________________________ 20

TASK MANAGER _____________________________________________________________________________ 22 Following functions can be delayed ____________________________________________________________ 22

COMMAND MANAGER _________________________________________________________________________ 23 SAE MANAGER ______________________________________________________________________________ 25

Make SAE report___________________________________________________________________________ 25 CONVERSION MANAGER _______________________________________________________________________ 27

Valid device types __________________________________________________________________________ 27 File types allowed in PSTN / ISDN-mode________________________________________________________ 27 ISDN-E Conversion ________________________________________________________________________ 28 File types allowed in ISDN-E-mode ____________________________________________________________ 28 Conversion Survey _________________________________________________________________________ 29 Grids ____________________________________________________________________________________ 30 Found Tabsheet ___________________________________________________________________________ 30 Made Tabsheet ____________________________________________________________________________ 30

PARAMETER MANAGER________________________________________________________________________ 31 Generate New Command Sequence ____________________________________________________________ 31 Modify Existing Command Sequence ___________________________________________________________ 31

EMG MANAGER _____________________________________________________________________________ 32 RP - EM MANAGER___________________________________________________________________________ 32 BUTTONS IN EMG- AND RP-EM MANAGERS _______________________________________________________ 33

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C3-FILE MANAGER ___________________________________________________________________________ 33

Buttons in C3-file Manager __________________________________________________________________ 34 Commands available in C3 Manager ___________________________________________________________ 34

LI-LIC MANAGER ____________________________________________________________________________ 35 DEVICE MANAGER ___________________________________________________________________________ 36 COMPARE MANAGER__________________________________________________________________________ 37 DUALSIGHT_________________________________________________________________________________ 38 FIND EMPTY REGIONAL PROCESSORS _____________________________________________________________ 40 PCORP MANAGER ___________________________________________________________________________ 40 RP-EM ADDRESS MANAGER____________________________________________________________________ 41 TOOLBOX __________________________________________________________________________________ 41

Toolbox Tool Survey________________________________________________________________________ 42 EMG MENU ITEMS ___________________________________________________________________________ 43

EMRP ___________________________________________________________________________________ 43 EMTS ___________________________________________________________________________________ 43 SULII / IUDCI ____________________________________________________________________________ 43 SLOCI ___________________________________________________________________________________ 44 SULIE / IUDCE ___________________________________________________________________________ 44 RODEI __________________________________________________________________________________ 44 SEPRM __________________________________________________________________________________ 44 EXAL0___________________________________________________________________________________ 45 SULII / LIBA______________________________________________________________________________ 45 SULIE / LIBA _____________________________________________________________________________ 45 IUDCI / LIBAE ____________________________________________________________________________ 46 IUDCE / LIBAE ___________________________________________________________________________ 46 IUSCC / SUSCC ___________________________________________________________________________ 46 IUPBI / LIPRAE ___________________________________________________________________________ 47 IUPBE / LIPRAE __________________________________________________________________________ 47

MAINTENANCE MENU ITEMS____________________________________________________________________ 47 Command Log_____________________________________________________________________________ 47 Select / Unselect Command __________________________________________________________________ 48 Find “NOT ACCEPTED“ ___________________________________________________________________ 48

SAE MENU ITEMS ____________________________________________________________________________ 49 SAACP __________________________________________________________________________________ 49 SAAEP __________________________________________________________________________________ 49 Include / Exclude step SAE ___________________________________________________________________ 49 Split C1 __________________________________________________________________________________ 49 Find SAE Fault Codes ______________________________________________________________________ 50 Step SAE _________________________________________________________________________________ 50 Calculate NIU_____________________________________________________________________________ 50

APT MENU ITEMS ____________________________________________________________________________ 51 SLOCI control_____________________________________________________________________________ 51 EXDEP __________________________________________________________________________________ 51 STBSP ___________________________________________________________________________________ 51 DTSTP __________________________________________________________________________________ 51 TPSTP___________________________________________________________________________________ 51 NTSTP___________________________________________________________________________________ 52 SLFAP___________________________________________________________________________________ 52 SLOMI __________________________________________________________________________________ 52 SUACP __________________________________________________________________________________ 52 BLORP __________________________________________________________________________________ 53 ALLIP ___________________________________________________________________________________ 53 SUSPP __________________________________________________________________________________ 53 EXROP __________________________________________________________________________________ 54 BLURP __________________________________________________________________________________ 54 SEQAP __________________________________________________________________________________ 54



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APZ MENU ITEMS ____________________________________________________________________________ 55

Deblock EMG _____________________________________________________________________________ 55 Block EMG _______________________________________________________________________________ 55 Delete EMG ______________________________________________________________________________ 56 Define EMG ______________________________________________________________________________ 56 EXEGP to EXHMP_________________________________________________________________________ 57 EXHMP__________________________________________________________________________________ 57 Alphanumeric Terminal _____________________________________________________________________ 57 Change Ethernet Port_______________________________________________________________________ 57

REGENERATION MENU ITEMS____________________________________________________________________ 58 EXRPP __________________________________________________________________________________ 58 EXRUP __________________________________________________________________________________ 58 EXEMP __________________________________________________________________________________ 58 C7SPP___________________________________________________________________________________ 59 C7STP___________________________________________________________________________________ 59 C7SDP __________________________________________________________________________________ 59 C7LDP __________________________________________________________________________________ 59 C7RSP___________________________________________________________________________________ 60 C7SUP __________________________________________________________________________________ 60 C7RUP __________________________________________________________________________________ 60 EXSCP __________________________________________________________________________________ 60 EXCLP __________________________________________________________________________________ 60 NSDAP __________________________________________________________________________________ 61 NTCOP __________________________________________________________________________________ 61 GSSTP___________________________________________________________________________________ 61 DTIDP __________________________________________________________________________________ 61 DTQSP __________________________________________________________________________________ 62 DTFSP __________________________________________________________________________________ 62 TPCOP __________________________________________________________________________________ 62 TPIDP___________________________________________________________________________________ 62 TPFSP___________________________________________________________________________________ 62 TPTIP ___________________________________________________________________________________ 62 EXEGP __________________________________________________________________________________ 63 EXEPP __________________________________________________________________________________ 63 EXEDP __________________________________________________________________________________ 63 EXPOP __________________________________________________________________________________ 63 Universal Regeneration Tool _________________________________________________________________ 64

CONVERT MENU ITEMS ________________________________________________________________________ 64 EXEGP to SLPBP__________________________________________________________________________ 64 EXEGP to SULCP _________________________________________________________________________ 64 EXNRP __________________________________________________________________________________ 64 SLPBP___________________________________________________________________________________ 65 SULCP __________________________________________________________________________________ 65 SULGP __________________________________________________________________________________ 65 SURSP __________________________________________________________________________________ 65

ACCESS 910 MENU ITEMS ______________________________________________________________________ 65 EXCGP __________________________________________________________________________________ 66 EXMCP__________________________________________________________________________________ 66 EXPUP __________________________________________________________________________________ 66 EXTGP __________________________________________________________________________________ 66 EXTCP __________________________________________________________________________________ 66 NNUPP __________________________________________________________________________________ 67

INDEX _____________________________________________________________________________________ 67



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System Requirements

Microsoft Windows 95 / 98 / Millennium Edition / 2000 / XP or NT 4.0 • • • • • •

min. 266 MHz processor (2.4-3.2 MHz CPU is recommended to convert huge datafiles) 64 Mb RAM (512 or more recommended to convert huge datafiles) Sound Blaster 16 or compatible soundboard 20 Mb free hard disk space A fast videocard is required when working with maximum screen buffer (decrease buffer size if you loose data)



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Welcome to FIGARO version 6

FIGARO is the most comprehensive test- and support program ever developed to the Ericsson AXE system. The program benefits by a modern and user friendly Windows® interface, easy to use also for inexperienced PC-users. It provides an integrated environment with proficient tools and managers, inter-working with an advanced terminal emulator. Tools and managers can be customized according to your preferences and needs, enabling you to solve almost any test- and support job - rational and efficient. Because the program can generate 98% of all commands required by a test- and support technician, working with APZ, GSD, EMG and IOG, extension, conversion or function change is easy, and there is no need to waste time finding parameters and examining fault codes. The risk of sending wrong commands or parameters is minimized, allowing you to deliver excellent work without disturbing subscribers and

maintenance staff. Hot keys and shortcuts are using WinFIOL and MS-Word® layout, making program zapping easy. Log files and command files are named automatically, according to predefined rules, everywhere in the program, with logical and unique names, saving all your work and documentation for later use, with a minimum of file handling.

Available Managers • RP-EM Manager • EMG Manager • Device Manager • SAE Manager • Command Manager • Compare Manager • LI-LIC Manager • C3-file Manager • PCORP Manager • Conversion Manager • Parameter Manager • ToolBox • RP-EM Address Manager • Empty RP Manager

Password Dialog

On program execution, the enter password dialog is presented. The dialog informs you about license conditions, application system and version build. Double click the graphics to get the compilation date. The initial password is found on the CD-ROM cover inlet, and has to be entered correctly to access FIGARO. After successful access you can change the password according to your preferences from the Options | Change Password menu item.



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Conversion Tasks DIAX to DIAX or EMG in the same or other plant (Exc. ISDN) •

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EMG to EMG or DIAX in the same or other plant (Incl. ISDN and ISDN-E) EMG to EAR / Access 910 EXAL0, 2 to EXAL0, 2 in same or other plant RSS to SSS and vice versa RT, RT2 to RT2, RT3 TUP/C7BT to ISUP/UPDN 4, 16 or 32K GSD to 16, 32 or 64K GSD APZ upgrade using function change method

Test Commands New EMG or extension of operating EMG (PSTN/POTS or ISDN-E BA/PRA subscribers) Private meters External alarm receivers RP, EM, CLM, SPM, TSM, SNT and DIP extensions IO ports and Ethernet ports Blocking, deblocking, erasure and redefinition of EMG. Select or generate commands on basis of C3 file. (EMG, RP, EM, GSD, SNT and more) Generation of data to ICS. (ISDN Call Simulator)

Other Facilities Read all Size Alteration Events one by one. Sort and split Size Alteration Events. Calculate and check Size Alteration Events. Change Size Alteration Events in step. Generate various reports concerning Size Alteration Events. Read, compress and handle command log. Select commands from files. Compare two files with equal format, with sort option before comparison. Compare corrections and software status online using DualSight. Find program corrections not confirmed. Add and delete response check. Calculate RP-address plugs and bus number. Find empty or separated RP’s. Calculate LIB-board positions. Search log files for fault codes and generates commands for repeated transmission. Test fault marked subscribers. Clean alarm list. Reduce alarm list during network disturbances. Regenerate almost any printouts used during test, conversion and operation. Regenerate almost any C1, C3 and C9 datafile. Handle alarm call bookings during function change and fault situations. Generate custom designed command sequences. Modify parameter values with a mouse click. Handle RP, EM, SNT, DEV and EMG. Delayed transmission of commands and files.



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Main Window

FIGARO offers a standard Windows user interface with drop down menus, customizable panels and a desktop area normally occupied by the main terminal. The menus give access to all functions and managers. Hot keys and toolbars provide speed access to most used features. Panels can be hidden if more desktop space is needed, but if visible, they give information about pending tasks, open files, current command etc. The terminal window holds up to 2500 lines, and text search is optional. One or more lines can be marked as a block, which is subject of printing, saving to file or input to ALEX. Terminal contents can be saved on exit and reloaded on program start. To mark a block, click with the mouse where the block shall start, hold the Shift button down while clicking where the block shall end. If you right click over a command the hole command becomes selected and is subject of dragging to the command editor or retransmission by pressing the Line button.. The command panel, at the bottom of the form, is the place where you do all work with manual typing of commands. To make life easier, you can benefit of a lot of sophisticated aids as for instance: Easy access to save- and loadable command history list - holding up to 1000 commands with various recall options. Six sets of predefined - but customizable userkeys with automatic parameter setting. Automatic syntax analysis of commands, prior to execution with logfile option. If “>“ is appended to a command, the response will be logged to a file named according to the expected filename in the ToolBox, if the printout has to be regenerated or examined. Syntax of logfile name is [Command_AXEname.LOG ] Both the terminal window and the command panel can be customized concerning colors and fonts. The hint panel gives useful hints and information about keyboard settings, date, time and terminal (I/O). Online help is available all over the program using F1-key or Help-buttons



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General Buttons Shortcut Description

Alt-X Close dialog, manager or program.

Open File Manager and select file or perform any file operation.

Clear the attached window.

F1 Open help index with links to other subjects.

Open About FIGARO dialog.

F2 Open configuration dialog F3 Select transmitfile using File Manager F4 General transmission of active object (E.g. command editor, block or line) F10 Select logfile using File Manager or close currently open logfile F11 Focus Terminal window. (Make topmost, or open if it’s closed)

Speed Panel Buttons

Shortcut Description

F2 Open Configuration dialog. (Transmission parameters, buffer size, sound etc.)

Open Task Manager for delayed execution of commands and files.

Open ToolBox with about 50 tools useful to file (re)generation and control.

Open Conversion Manager to move subscribers from one AXE to another.

Open SAE Manager to read or change Size Alteration Events.

Open Command Manager to select commands and handle command log.

Open C3-File Manager to generate or reverse commands from a C3-file.

Open Device Manager when working with a sequence of devices.

Open RP-EM Manager to manage RP. EM, SNT, DEV, CLM, TSM etc.

Open EMG Manager to manage EMRP, EMRPD, TS, TSB, SUID, EQM etc.

Open LI-LIC Manager to work with LSM and LIB-boards.

Open Parameter Manager to generate commands or modify parameter values.

Open Find Empty RP tool.

Open Compare Manager to compare to files with equal format.

Open RP-address Manager to find correct plug-number and switch setting.

Open PCORP Manager to search for passive program corrections.



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Task Panel

The Task panel gives information about delayed functions. Pending Tasks: Number of jobs defined in Task Manager. Next Time: Time of next job execution from Task Manager. Next Task: Next command, program or file to execute from Task Manager.

Status Panel

The Status panel gives information about active files and commands. Transmitfile: Name of active transmitfile. Logfile: Name of currently open logfile. Command: Command currently under execution.

Hint Panel

The hint panel gives useful hints and information about keyboard settings, date, time and terminal (I/O)

Command Editor

Icon Shortcut Command Editor Buttons Ctrl-A Mark all text in command editor Ctrl-B Transmit STX character Ctrl-C Copy marked text to Windows clipboard Ctrl-D Transmit EOT character Ctrl-E Transmit ENQ character Ctrl-P Transmit MCLOC / EXIT command Ctrl-Q Transmit XON character Ctrl-S Transmit XOFF character Ctrl-V Paste clipboard contents into command editor Ctrl-X Cut marked text to Windows clipboard Ctrl-Z Transmit SUB character Ctrl F1-F12 Userkeys - Pick user defined commands Ctrl-Tab Move cursor to next parameter PgUp Scroll terminal window up one page PgDn Scroll terminal window down one page ↑↓ Scroll and pick from the command history list

Toggle Auto Save screen contents and command history on exit.

Enter Transmit command editor contents to AXE and add command to history list.

Transmit command ALLIP with selected. Use drop down menu to select optional

parameter.

Confirm a command.



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Icon Shortcut Command Editor Buttons (continued)

Inhibit a command.

F10 Open logfile using File Manager or close currently open logfile. Use drop down menu

to customize settings.

Enable or disable Syntax Analysis function. Syntax analysis adds missing semicolon,

deletes text after semicolon, unused space and comments. Note! Syntax analysis is global and affects all transmission of commands towards AXE from editors and managers. It’s recommended to disable the feature while working with FILUTIL, whereas work with TEST SYSTEM and program corrections normally is possible with the feature enabled.

Enable or disable Auto Lookup feature. When the function is enabled, an incremental

search is performed from the command history, to recall previously sent commands.

Enable or disable Slaveprinter function. It’s recommended printing selected text from

terminal window instead of using slave printer. Use drop down menu to customize settings.

Transfer command editor contents to the Task Manager, for delayed execution.

Toggle Auto Resend option. If a command responds with “FUNCTION BUSY”, it’s

repeated until acceptance or Auto Resend function is disabled. Use drop down menu to toggle auto resend of user ID and password option.

Toggle Local Mode. Transmit command MCLOC or EXIT.

Toggle CPT Mode: Transmit command PTCOI or PTCOE. Use drop down menu to

select APZ type. (Only required, if you work with CPT commands)

Switch between buffered transmission and TTY-transmission. (IOG11/20-APN)

Note! Not valid using IOIM, MTU or TCP/IP protocol.

Select Userkey set from drop down menu or click to open dialog with access to userkey

editor. User defined commands are available from the combo box attached to the command editor or by pressing the hot keys Ctrl + F1..12 when command editor has focus. Note! Empty parameter fields are filled, if the parameter is known. Valid for DATE, TIME, DAY, EMG, DIP, SDIP, SNT, IO, POS and EXCHANGE parameters

Extract the command from the command editor contents, and places it on the Windows

clipboard available for ALEX. Use Ctrl-V or “Paste” to place clipboard contents in the Find field and press Enter to find a hyperlink to the command description.

Clear command editor.

Save Command History list to the file FIGARO.CMD. The history list is reloaded on

program start. The file is also useful in an editor or the Command Manager. Drop down menu item: • Save command history list. • Clear command history list. • Transmit marked command from command historylist. • Transmit marked block, in reverse order, from command history list using

Transmit Manager. • Transmit entire command history list in reverse order. (Max. 1000)

Open dialog for customizing terminal and command editor Colors and Fonts. Use

dropdown menu to switch between uppercase, lowercase or combined letters in the command editor. (see below)



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Color and Font Settings

Use the Color and Font Settings dialog to customize the terminal and command editor appearance. Use the button or Options | Color and Font menu item to open the dialog. The terminal is divided into seven color items, which can be set individually. Text and Background are mandatory items, and the checkboxes have no effect. The other five items will have the same color as the Text, unless you mark the checkboxes, then they will have the color from the corresponding color bar. Click on the item caption to open the color picker and select the desired color for the item. If you want the Headings to be invisible, simply select the background color for the item. The Custom items will affect any received line containing one of the slogans, if checked. The slogans are subject of editing. Note that terminal colors are disabled using the Fast TCP terminal option.

Beware not to select a Text color used as background anywhere in the program, because copy and paste via the clipboard, will make the text disappear. The Command Editor Colors are divided into three items and works exactly like the Terminal items. Clicking on one of the font panels, will open the font picker, and you can select any installed font and their characteristics (italics, underlined etc.). It's recommended to use a fixed font to obtain nice columns in the printouts, and a useful font named "FIGARO FIXED" is installed with the program and used as default. Click on the Dialogs Background panel to select your desired color for various dialogs, but not managers. Default colors and fonts are installed for each item, and you can always retrieve these by pressing one of the Default buttons. No change will take effect until you press the button.

Configuration

Use the radio buttons and checkboxes on Port / Protocol, Baud Rates, Parity / Stop bits tabsheets, to set transmission parameters as desired. Press the Default button to set all transmission parameters to default position for each protocol, with one mouse click. Now you only have to change settings, if your current IOG20 session alters from 19200 baud – IOG11 from 9600 – TTY session alters from 4800 – MTU session from 1200 baud and IOIM session from 300 baud. The Free / Seize button enables you to free or seize the selected COM-port, for access from other applications using MS-Windows® multitasking. COM-state LED turns green when seized by FIGARO, which is default; otherwise it’s red. On Language tabsheet, you can choose between nine different languages. The choice affects serial transmission of national 8 bits ASCII-characters, by translating them into an unused 7 bits character.



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Settings Tabsheet Save Save configuration settings on exit Log On Send logon when entering a command from a

logged off terminal Log Off Log off when “ORDERED” is received END; Send END automatically when required EXIT; Send EXIT automatically when required Arrange Arrange all windows on desktop according to

Windows | Tile and Cascade menu items selection Sound Acoustic advises when a file is opened or closed Music Play music when opening certain dialogs or clicking

an image Hide Hide Command Editor during file transmission

Sizes Tabsheet

Command history

Number of commands (Max. 1000) residing in command history list and the file FIGARO.CMD if saved

Terminal Sizes

Number of lines in all terminals

Alerts Tabsheet Here you can enable / disable alert on NOT ACCEPTED, prompt received, END of printout or custom string, and select standard or customized .WAV file to be played, when alert string is received from AXE. This is useful when you have to wait long time for a command response. (E.g. FCDAT or SYBUP) Offset LogOn option 5xx1 Print alarms on NVT 5x1x Specify NVT 51xx Logon to CP-SB

TCP/IP Tabsheet After selection of TCP / IP protocol from the Protocol tabsheet, you have to set the port and IP address of the desired host, and connect your client socket to this host. If available, FIGARO is delivered with a complete database containing all host addresses in your Telnet. The AXE field performs an incremental search in the database as you enter characters, and the host field is updated every time a matching host is found. Just press the Connect button to open an IP session, and hopefully the AXE will answer with usercode / password request and optionally NVT request. To add or delete a host item, click anywhere in the grid until the cell turns into a dotted rectangle, and press Ctrl-Ins to add or Ctrl-Del to delete an item. Edit a new blank cell or any other cell with Host or IP

Address information, and click the Host title cell to perform an ascending alphabetic sorting. The changes can be saved manually pressing the Save button or automatically on exit, if Config | Settings | Auto Settings | Save is turned on. If you want a special logOn to AXE, (e. g. to CP-SB) change the port settings by selecting one of the available values from the combobox. The hint balloon on the Port field can help you to remember the offset.



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Terminal Window Note! Use standard Windows navigation keys (Shift - Ctrl - Arrows - PgUp - PgDn - Home - End) or mouse dragging, to select text in the terminal window, and click anywhere in the terminal window to clear marked blocks.

Icon Shortcut Terminal Buttons Ctrl - C Copy the selected text to the Windows® clipboard. (Can be pasted into any editor)

F5 Send logOn towards AXE. Connection state is available from the terminal caption. (Logged On,

Logged Off, Reading, Writing, Dialog, IOG11/20-APN etc.) If Configuration | Settings | Auto LogOn is selected, a LogOn request is sent automatically, when a command is sent and connection state is Logged Off

F9 LogOff from connected AXE. If Configuration | Settings | Auto LogOff is selected, a LogOff

character is sent automatically, when an “ORDERED” string is received from AXE, and connection state is Logged On

F12 Send a break signal towards AXE to interrupt a printout session and connection state is Reading.

If connection state is Dialog, (TCDLI, INMCT etc.) the dialog session is terminated. If connection state is FILUTIL - Ctrl-Z is sent towards the APN-processor, otherwise EXIT; is sent

Retransmit the selected (highlighted) command from terminal window. A syntax analysis is

performed to remove preceding prompt and spaces, prior to transmission

Search for entered text string in the terminal window

Load the terminal window with the file ….FIGAROxx\SYSTEM\FIGARO.CNS

Save the terminal window to the file ….FIGAROxx\SYSTEM\FIGARO.CNS

Print the selected text on the standard Windows® printer. (Use Shift, Ctrl and mouse to mark and

right click to unmark) The button is enabled, only when one or more lines are marked. It’s recommended using this feature instead of the traditional slave printer function

Save the selected text to a custom file.

Extract command or heading from highlighted line, and transfer it to the Windows® clipboard for

use with ALEX. Paste it into the “Find” field using Ctrl-V or select “Paste” from the Edit menu, for a link to corresponding description.

Fast TCP/IP terminal. Enable this option to skip all terminal features (e. g. colors and alerts) to

receive / log huge printouts in a few seconds.

Userkeys FIGARO supports six sets of userkeys with fast access from a dropdown menu, available from the userkey icon above the command editor. Each set has a maximum of 12 commands with corresponding hotkeys Ctrl-F1..Ctrl-F12, when the command editor has focus. The commands are also visible and selectable from the combo box attached to the command editor (rightmost arrow). The Config Userkeys dialog is opened by clicking the icon, and allows you to edit any command and Save all sets to the file FIGARO.KEY, from where they are loaded on program start. To edit a command, simply click it slowly twice or press spacebar to transform the line into an editor, perform the edit and press Enter to finalize the operation. If Options | Config | Auto Save is enabled, the same set will be active next time you start

FIGARO, otherwise the topmost tabsheet from last Save operation will be active. Pressing the Ok button will force the topmost tabsheet; to represent the active userkey set. Note! Parameter values can be left empty and FIGARO will try to insert a relevant value at runtime.



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Transmit Manager The Transmit Manager gives full control over file transmission, much the same way a CD player allows you to play music CD’s.

Preferences: • Pause and resume transmission • Stop transmission • Restart transmission • Jump to next / previous command • Select resume point from list • Send single command from list • Edit a command in the list • Scroll fast - or step by step through the list • Command counter with current / total display • Time display for start time and expected finish time • Graphic indicators for progress and wait timer (@T) • Graphic indicator for commands executed per minute • Reset wait timer. • Wait or ignore when NOT ACCEPTED is received

Buttons in Transmit Manager Pause / Resume - transmission is paused. You can step, scroll and send manually in Pause mode. (Off button is yellow in Pause mode)

Wait / Ignore – Action to take when NOT ACCEPTED is received.

Run - resume transmission after pause, or restart from first command if finished or stopped. (Off button is green in Run mode)

Stop - finish transmission at current point. You can restart by pressing the Run-button. (Off button is red in Stop mode)

Previous - Reverse one command. (Only in Pause mode)

Next - Step to next command. (Only in Pause mode) Transmit list – Highlighted command is executed next. In Pause mode, you can step forwards and backwards using the spin buttons, or scrolls using the Scroll Knob. Double

click to transmit highlighted command, or click twice to transform the list item into an editor for modification of the command, before you resume transmission. Scroll Knob - In Run mode, the knob follows the Progress indicator, and has no function. In Pause mode, you can perform fast scroll through the command list by dragging the knob to desired resume point. Use Previous – and Next button to fine tune the point.



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FIGARO Editor

FIGARO provides a powerful integrated megabyte editor, with direct access to AXE port and useful formatting and modification options, designed to serve any demand concerning AXE commands and printouts. The editor works with both ASCII text format and Rich Text Format. (Each character can be formatted individually with own font, size, color, bold, italics, underline etc.) Note! During load and save operations, rich text format is valid only if file extension is .RTF, all other extensions are considered as normal ASCII text format. RTF-files can be imported / exported both by MicroSoft-Word and FIGARO. Old MS-DOS® and WinFIOL files can be edited due to a code page switch option. (Modify | Toggle Charset menu item) Import and export of UNIX formatted files is possible. Unlimited editors can be open simultaneously, with individual toolbar and “pop up” menu attached. The pop up menu corresponds to the Edit drop down menu. (Right click your mouse anywhere in the editor to activate the Pop up menu) Editor contents can be transmitted to the connected AXE-port as a file (F6) or as a marked block (F7) or line by line (F8). Transmission of multiple commands is performed by the Transmit Manager. Blocks are marked by mouse dragging or hot keys from the pop up menu. The status line at the bottom of the editor gives information about cursor position and modification status. The editor provides automatic URL detection, and turns the URL into a blue underlined font ready to click for Internet / intranet access.



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Editor “Hot keys” Del Delete the character at the cursor or a block, if any marked Ins Toggle insert / overwrite mode ↑ Move the cursor one line upwards ↓ Move the cursor one line downwards ← Move the cursor one character to the left → Move the cursor one character to the right PgUp Scroll the text one page upwards PgDn Scroll the text one page downwards Home Move the cursor to start of the line End Move the cursor to end of the line Ctrl-PgUp Go to start of document Ctrl-PgDn Go to end of the document Ctrl-→ Move the cursor to the right next word Ctrl-← Move the cursor to the left next word Ctrl-A Mark all text Ctrl-B Se Ctrl-F (MS-Word® compatible hot key) Ctrl-C Copy marked text from the active editor to the clipboard Ctrl-E End marking of a block Ctrl-F Open find dialog for input of text string to search for in the active editor Ctrl-G Open Go to line number dialog Ctrl-H Se Ctrl-R (MS-Word® compatible hot key) Ctrl-I Import selected file with start at the cursor position Ctrl-P Export selected text to file Ctrl-M Start marking of block Ctrl-N Insert new line at the cursor Ctrl-O Mark from the cursor to the end of document Ctrl-R Open replace dialog for input of text strings to find and replace in the active editor Ctrl-T Mark from start of document to the cursor Ctrl-V Paste the clipboard contents into the active editor at the cursor position Ctrl-X Cut marked text from the active editor to the Windows clipboard Ctrl-Y Delete line at the cursor Ctrl-Z Undo last edit Shift-Ctrl-Z Redo last undo operation



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Editor buttons

Icon Description Menu items Shortcut

Close the editor. If the file is modified the Save query dialog is opened. If the file is untitled, the File Manager is opened for input of a filename

Open the File Manager and select a file to replace the currently loaded file

• Open • Open Unix File • Import

Ctrl-I

Save the editor contents to disc. If the file is untitled, the File Manager is opened for input of a filename

• Save • Save As • Save as Unix File • Export • Move to Command Manager • Move to Parameter Manager

Ctrl-S

Print the document on the Windows® standard printer

Transmit the editor contents to AXE using the Transmit Manager

• Transmit General • Transmit All - Transmit the document to

AXE using the Transmit Manager • Transmit Block - Transmit marked block to

AXE using the Transmit Manager • Transmit Line - Transmit AXE-command

at the cursor to AXE and confirm if necessary

• Move to Command Manager • Move to Parameter Manager

F4 F6 F7 F8

Edit functions • Undo

• Redo • Cut • Copy • Paste • Delete • Find • Replace • Find Next • Goto Line Number • Import • Export • Move to Command Manager • Move to Parameter Manager

Ctrl-Z Shift-Ctrl-Z Ctrl-X Ctrl-C Ctrl-V Ctrl-Del Ctrl-F Ctrl-R F3 Ctrl-G Ctrl-I



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Modify functions • Fix Broken Lines - Recover commands

broken in two lines • Extract Commands - Extract all valid AXE

commands from the document, and remove all blank, headings and comments from the text file

• Syntax Analysis - Perform a syntax analysis for exceeding space characters or missing semicolon

• Remove Blank - Remove all non text lines from the text file

• Remove Headings - Remove all AXE identity lines from the text file

• Remove Comments - Remove all comments (!xxx!) from the text file

• Toggle Charset - Switch between Windows-default and Code page from CONFIG.SYS (Æ, Ø and Å in DOS-files)

• Insert Response Check – Specify and insert control characters into the document. (@E, @S @/ORDERED/..)

• Delete Response Check - Delete control characters from the document.

• Insert AutoLog – Add @L and @C control characters to the document, to force response logged in a file.

• Convert to / from DKS – Toggles between DKS (OMSYS or TelNet) format and standard IOG11/20 format.

Edit options • Bold - Toggle Bold status.

• Italics - Toggle Italics status. • Underline - Toggle Underline status. • Left - Align line or block to the left. • Center - Align line or block centered. • Right - Align line or block to the right. • Bullets - Toggle bullets status. •

• •

Background color - Select a color for editor wallpaper. Foreground color – Select your font color. Word Wrap - Toggle automatic linefeed if line width exceeds editor width.

• Ruler - Left and right margin

Marking options • Mark All Text

• Mark Start of Block • Mark End of Block • Mark to Cursor • Mark From Cursor

Ctrl-A Ctrl-M Ctrl-E Ctrl-T Ctrl-O

Choose font for entire document or marked block.

Set font size for entire document or marked block.



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File Manager

The File Manager is the platform for all file handling. The manager is shown every time a file has to be opened, saved, transmitted, executed, copied etc. The manager contains a filename editor, a directory tree and a file list - separated by a splitter - and Allocation and Information panels.

File handling Options • Edit - in internal editor or transferred to MS-Word® (.DOC) or WordPad (.WRI) • Transmit - immediately or using Task Manager (.CMD, .C3? and . filer) • Execute - immediately or using Task Manager (.EXE, .COM and .BAT filer) • Log - Open as logfile immediately or using Task Manager (.LOG and .LOC filer) • Copy - drag and drop copy of single or selected files is possible • Print - on the Windows standard printer • Rename - to new filename • Save - with current or new filename • Delete - individually, selected or per wildcard • Attributes - set file attributes (e.g. read only) • Directory - make or remove directories

Associated File Types Log File Command File CMD Response File Convert Manager Input

*.LOG *.CMD *.LOC *.CMI

User Keys SAE Manager ToolBox Input Console Dump (screen)

*.USR *.SAM *.INP *.CNS



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Icon Shortcut Buttons in File Manager

Perform the default action or execute the associated program

Close File Manager

Edit selected file in Figaro’s internal editor

Transfer the selected file to the Command Manager and close the File Manager

Transfer the selected file to the Parameter Manager and close the File Manager

Transfer the selected file to the Transmit Manager, close the File Manager and start transmission

(.CMD, .C3? or . files only)

Add selected file to the Task Manager

(.CMD, .C3?, .LOG, .LOC, .COM, .EXE or .BAT files only)

Open Delete file(s) dialog. (See below)

Print selected file on Windows standard printer according to the Options | Printer Setup dialog

The selected file is opened as logfile and the File Manager is closed ( .LOG or .LOC files only)

Copy selected file(s) to entered destination. (Note! drag and drop copy is possible)

Move selected file to entered destination

Rename selected file to entered name

Open File attributes dialog. (See below)

Make new folder

Remove selected folder including files and subfolders

Select view style from drop down menu

Delete file(s) dialog File attributes dialog



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Task Manager

Use the Task Manager to handle all time-delayed functions.

Following functions can be delayed • Transmission of single command (Any valid command) • Transmission of a command file (.CMD or .C3? files) • Opening of a log file (.LOG files) • Execution of a program. (.EXE, .COM or .BAT files) Commands can be transferred from command editor to the Task Manager, where desired execution time can be adjusted. Transmit files, log files and executable files can be transferred from the File Manager to the Task Manager. Commands can be entered and appended the task table, and you can browse for files to add using the file browser. The icon is global access to the Task Manager. Information about pending task, next task and next time is always visible, if the Task Panel, above the Terminal Window, is visible. You can delete items from the task table by marking it, and pressing the Erase Item button. The entire table can be cleared using the Clear List button. Note, that no task is executed while the Task Manager is open, and closing the manager by pressing the Cancel button, will clear the manager. To activate the timer and close the manager, press the Activate List button.



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Command Manager

The Command Manager is designed to handle any kind of text file as a command file. A sophisticated compress function allows you to erase all text, not part of a valid AXE-command. (E.g. comments, headings or command responses in a .LOC-file) Commands can be syntax analyzed for needless space and proceeding / subsequent characters, and broken commands can be fixed. The real benefit of the manager is the ability to Tag / UnTag the commands, either manually by clicking the checkbox left to the commands or by use of the panel located in the lower right corner of the form. If you e.g. wants to handle alarm call bookings separately by use of the ToolBox | APT | SUACP tool, then first tag All commands and then untag Per wildcard the text string “SUAC”, before you press the Transmit tagged button. Most used wildcards are available from the combo box attached to the edit field. Tagged commands can be transmitted as a block, saved to a file, moved to an editor or the Parameter Manager. Single commands and the entire table, can be transmitted too. Transmission of single commands from the table or the build in command editor can be investigated in the terminal window, whereas transmission of several commands is performed by the Transmit Manager. The command editor allows manual input of any command, turning the manager into an independent tool, particular useful when handling AXE-commandlog. A combo box is attached to the command editor where recent sent commands are stored and can be recalled using ↑↓ keys. An information panel informs you about number of commands, tagged commands and loaded file. Pressing SYBFP-button forces the manager to fetch information about commandlog subfile to execute after SYSTEM RELOAD. When this information is available the IOFAT-button becomes active, and a press will start reading the actual subfile, and build the command table simultaneously. Now it is easy to handle and activate the commandlog.



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Icon Shortcut Buttons in Command Manager

Open button - activate the File Manager for choice of an ASCII-text file

Save button - activate the File Manager allowing you to name and save the entire command table

or only all tagged commands to a file

Edit button - move tagged commands, if any, to an editor, otherwise the entire command table is

moved and the manager is closed

Move commands to the Parameter Manager

Delete the highlighted line from the command table

Open dialog for searching for text in the command table

Fix all AXE commands broken in two lines

Perform a syntax analysis of the command table. All needless space and proceeding / subsequent

characters are deleted

Perform a compression of the command table. All lines not containing a valid AXE-command are

deleted. Comments and commands surrounded by ! are deleted too

Transfer output to the Transmit Manager, close the Command Manager and start transmission

Transfer all tagged commands to the Transmit Manager, close the Command Manager and start

transmission

Transmit the highlighted command

F5 Send LogOn towards AXE

F9 LogOff from connected AXE

F12 Send a break signal towards AXE to interrupt a printout session

Generates a corresponding command with parameters in the command editor. SYBFP command

fetches information about RELCMDHDF-subfile to be executed after reload. IOFAT command will read the subfile and build a mirror of the commandlog in the manager. SYCLE deactivates the commandlog, and SYCLI activates the commandlog, and SYCSI generates a new subfile.



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SAE Manager

The SAE Manager offers a unique way to handle Size Alteration Events. During load of a logfile containing either an SAAEP-printout or SAAII-commands, the grid cells are filled with information about each Event represented in the logfile. A particular Event can be found using Search Up –Down or -Global function, by entering a value and / or a BLOCK name to the fields and press one of the buttons. When found, all information from the underlying Recommendation grid are visible on the information panel, and the Event can be changed to recommended - or desired value with one mouse click, even if it has to be changed in small steps. The manager determines, whereas it is an increase or a decrease. When changed, the cell row is indent marked with a * and the previous value is preserved for use in reports.

The grid can be sorted according to your preferences by a click on the title cell. The recommendation grid contains application information about each Event, and is subject of change according to local terms and rules. Information from the Foundations panel is used in formulas when calculating the recommendations, and they are updated when a base Event is changed. Recommendation grid contents can be saved in a file named FIGARO.SAE and Event grid contents can be saved in a file with extension .SAM for continued work or report generation later. The communication can be watched on the build in terminal. Sent commands can be recalled from the combo box attached to the command editor, using the ↑↓ keys. After finished work you can change exchange ID, make a new backup using the command buttons, and make various reports to your administration using the build in Report Generator.

Make SAE report SAE reports are generated on basis of Event grid contents from the SAE Manager. If an Event matches the selected Event type and Block / NI mask, it’s included in the report. Format and destination of the report are selected by checking the radio buttons on the form. Check the Incl. Rec. box to add recommended values to the report, but note that it’ll increase the progress time considerably. Simply press the button to generate the report.



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Icon Shortcut Buttons in SAE - Manager

Open File Manager and select resource file to load into the SAE Manager.

Valid resources are: C1- file format with SAAII commands or DATA FILE INFORMATION with SAAEP:SAE=ALL; or one SAAEP command per Event

Open File Manager and select a previously saved .SAM file to load into the SAE Manager

Save information from Event grid to a .SAM file for later use

Clear all indent marks. (*)

F2 Read the selected SAE from the connected AXE and update NI and NIU in Event grid

F6 Change the selected SAE to recommended or desired NI

F7 Change the selected SAE in steps to the recommended or desired NI

F8 Inhibit SAE stepping in progress, for instance if a FAULT CODE is received

Open Report Generator (se below)

F5 Send LogOn towards AXE

F9 LogOff from connected AXE

F12 Send a break signal towards AXE to interrupt a printout session

F10 Close a currently open logfile

Generate corresponding command in the command editor

Report Example

FIGARO Size alteration report: AXESIM - Discrepant Events. Time: 12-11-01 22:21:17 SNB´s: 16575 RP´s: 146 SNT´s: 409 LIBAE´s: 1088 LIPRAE´s: 52 ISUP´s: 2272 EMG´s: 18 CJ´s: 9976 SAE BLOCK NI Old NI NIU Rec NI 43 135 - 83 46 1350 30 850 47 2700 413 1700 50 270 15 170 53 70 - 17 66 512 - 170 79 4896 - 9984 87 342 - 409 88 135 2 83 144 1350 - 850 180 1500 - 3000 192 810 - 570 301 9760 - 6810 302 32 - 64 303 32 - 36



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Conversion Manager

Conversion manager in PSTN (POTS) mode

The conversion manager is a powerful tool, enabling you to transfer all data concerning a group of subscribers from one exchange (CP) to another, without loosing data. Enter information about device numbers before and after the conversion to the topmost grids. The cells are programmed and linked to perform automatic update of corresponding cells during edit. Select DETY and mode (PSTN/POTS or ISDN-E). Select a unique output directory for current device sequence. All settings can be saved to a .CMI file for later use, using the button, and recalled using the button. Now you can Open input files to the before-tables, located under the four left tabsheets, according to normal command hierarchy and are ready to make all commands required to regenerate SNB’s with new device numbers, by use of the command buttons.

Valid device types LI3 – LIRA1 - LIRA2 – DLI – LIBA – LIPA – LIBAE – LIPRAE – LIPRAGS – LIMA – LIBAMA – LIPRAM - BL3

File types allowed in PSTN / ISDN-mode DEVICE STATE DETAILS - STDEP •

• • • • • • • • • •

SUBSCRIBER DATA - SUSCP (,LIST) PBX NUMBER DATA - SUPXP SUBSCRIBER CLASS DATA - SUSPP SUBSCRIBER KEYWORD DATA - SUKWP EQUAL ACCESS, SUBSCRIBER… - SUEAP SUBSCRIBER LOCATION NUMBER - SULNP ACCESS PARAMETER DATA - SUAPP SPECIAL EQUIPMENT DATA - SUSEP (SEPRM2 and SEEOS) EXTERNAL ALARM DATA - ALEXP ALARM RECEIVER DATA - ALRDP



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During load of a file containing static data (STDEP, SUSCP or SUPXP), the corresponding grids located under the rightmost tabsheets are updated with all information extracted from the files. Rows can be sorted with a mouse click on the title cell for each column. Command buttons are enabled when required information is available. Now just press the desired command button to generate all commands required to mirror the input data - modified with factors and other settings. Output is presented on the Output tabsheet and is subject of transfer to the Transmit Manager, Command Manager, Parameter Manager or an editor. Note! Commands are resident but can be saved to a file, using the button. Parameter handling can be customized according to national requirements by changing information in the various dialogs presented when pressing certain command buttons. Changes are saved automatically when the dialogs are closed.

ISDN-E Conversion ISDN-E conversion is much the same as PSTN conversion. Tabsheet captions and cell structure of the grids is changed. Refer to the detailed document Fig_Conv.doc for further information.

File types allowed in ISDN-E-mode DEVICE STATE DETAILS - STDEP •

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

SUBSCRIBER DATA - SUSCP ACCESS PARAMETER DATA - SUAPP SUBSCRIBER LOCATION NUMBER - SULNP ALARM RECEIVER DATA - ALRDP EXTERNAL ALARM DATA - ALEXP ISDN-E END USER DATA - IUSCP ISDN-E ACCESS RELATED NUMBER VALIDATION DATA - IUANP ISDN-E ACCESS PARAMETER DATA - IUAPP ISDN-E END USER SERVICE DATA - IUSPP ISDN-E PBX SUBSCRIBER DATA - IUPBP ISDN-E PBX DEVICE DATA - IUPDP ISDN-E PBX HUNT GROUP DATA - IUPHP ISDN-E PBX NUMBER VALIDATION DATA - IUPVP ISDN-E SUBSCRIBER KEYWORD DATA - IUKWP ISDN-E SUBSCRIBER SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICE DATA - IUSSP LAYER 1 DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER ACCESS SUPERVISION DATA - DTL1P LAYER 2 DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER ACCESS SUPERVISION DATA - DTL2P LAYER 3 DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER ACCESS SUPERVISION DATA - DTL3P

Default ISDN-E access parameters can be customized after pressing the SS Convert button in ISDN-E mode.



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Conversion manager in ISDN-E mode

Conversion Survey

Printout

Command

Def

Undef.

PSTN / POTS

ISDN-E

DEVICE STATE DETAILS STDEP SUSCP X X SUBSCRIBER DATA SUSCP SULII SULIE X PBX NUMBER DATA SUPXP SUPLI SUPLE X SUBSCRIBER CLASS DATA SUSPP SUSCC X SUBSCRIBER KEYWORD DATA SUKWP SUKWI X EQUAL ACCESS, SUBSCRIBER CARRIER ACCESS CODE… SUEAP SUEAC X SPECIAL EQUIPMENT DATA SUSEP SUPMI SUPME X ACCESS PARAMETER DATA SUAPP SUAPC X X SUBSCRIBER LOCATION NUMBER SULNP SULNI X X EXTERNAL ALARM DATA ALEXP ALEXL ALEXE X X ALARM RECEIVER DATA ALRDP ALRDL X X ISDN-E END USER DATA IUSCP IUDCI IUDCE X ISDN-E ACCESS RELATED NUMBER VALIDATION DATA IUANP IUANI IUANE X ISDN-E ACCESS PARAMETER DATA IUAPP IUAPC X ISDN-E END USER SERVICE DATA IUSPP IUSCC X ISDN-E PBX SUBSCRIBER DATA IUPBP IUPBI IUPBE X ISDN-E PBX DEVICE DATA IUPDP IUPDI IUPDE X ISDN-E PBX HUNT GROUP DATA IUPHP IUPHI IUPHE X ISDN-E PBX NUMBER VALIDATION DATA IUPVP IUPVI IUPVE X ISDN-E SUBSCRIBER KEYWORD DATA IUKWP IUKWI X ISDN-E SUBSCRIBER SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICE DATA IUSSP IUSOC X LAYER 1 DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER ACCESS SUPERV… DTL1P DTL1I DTL1E X LAYER 2 DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER ACCESS SUPERV… DTL2P DTL2I DTL2E X LAYER 3 DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER ACCESS SUPERV… DTL3P DTL3I DTL3E X




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Grids

STDEP, SUSCP- and SUPXP- grids contains all actual parameters and administration data concerning each subscriber to convert. Device numbers are currently not modified with conversion factors, but certain categories are added or deleted. E.g. default appended categories, later deleted manually. Cell data is not subject of modification, but command output can be transferred to an editor before transmission. Tabsheet captions alter when switching between PSTN / POTS and ISDN-E mode.

Found Tabsheet The “Found” tabsheet contains useful statistic information’s designed for comparison with “Made” tabsheet and Transmit Manager information. All warnings must be examined.

Made Tabsheet Generated commands are summarized on the “Made” tabsheet. After transmission of the commands, it is recommended to perform a NOT ACCEPTED check of the .LOC file to avoid loose of data (Use ToolBox | Maintenance | Find NOT ACCEPTED tool). When all commands are executed successfully, you can notify the Sent column. If Comments or Manuals are registered, the output must be checked and perhaps edited. Comments are normally PNB / SEPRM / SEEOS individuals from another device sequence, and subjects for miscalculation if conversion includes several device groups which are not consecutive. Manuals are data (E.g. BGS / BGC) which the manager is not capable to convert. All warnings must be examined.


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Parameter Manager

The Parameter Manager is useful to generate command sequences with fixed parameters and consecutive individual numbers. Search, replace and modification of parameter values in all ordinary text files are optional. All generated commands can as usual be transferred to Transmit Manager, Command Manager or an editor if sophisticated edit operations are required. Otherwise, the Output field acts as a simple editor for minor modifications. Output can also be saved to a file for later use.

Generate New Command Sequence 1. Spin Commands counter to desired sequence length 2. Fill out Command and Parameter 1 [ ..Parameter 5 ] fields 3. Select Step values from combo boxes for each parameter. Select 0, if the parameter is fixed 4.

Press Make Commands button to generate output

Modify Existing Command Sequence 5.

Press button to select a command file from File Manager or use previously generated commands

6. Enter a unique text string to the Search for field. (E.g. LI3-) 7. Enter a unique text string to the And field. (E.g. &&- if you are working with a sequence,

and want to modify both parameter values at a time without affecting other device types in the file)

8. Enter a value constant to the Modify with field 9.

Press button to add or subtract the value from the Modify with field, to or from a numeric value following immediately after the text from the Search for field

10. Enter new text to the Replace with field 11.

Press button to replace all occurrences of the Search for text with the Replace with text

12.

Press button to delete all lines containing the Search for text

13.

Press button to delete all lines not containing the Search for text



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EMG Manager To work with the EMG manager, simply open a logfile containing an ”EMGEM SOFTWARE UNIT AND EQUIPMENT DATA” printout (EXEDP response). A tree view is generated, reflecting the EMG on all levels. Expand / collapse the tree according to your preferences, either in general or per node. When a node is selected, all command buttons applicable are enabled, and pressing one of the buttons will generate a complete corresponding command in the command editor ready to transmit towards AXE. Direct transmission of a command is also possible by changing switching the Auto Send button. The communication can be watched on the build in terminal. If a command execution deletes equipment in the AXE, the corresponding node and all child nodes can be deleted either manually or automatically.

Sent commands can be recalled from the combo box attached to the command editor, using the ↑↓ keys. Print commands are subject to transmission, despite of not referring to the selected node. The parent node is used if applicable; otherwise, the ALL parameter is used.All nodes can be check marked (√), either manually or automatically, during a block / deblock process. Use the Find button to search for a node containing the entered text string.

RP - EM Manager

The RP-EM Manager works exactly like the EMG Manager (se above) apart from the reference, which is a logged ”EM DATA” printout (EXEMP response). The tree view generated, reflects the RP, EM, SNT and DEV levels.



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Buttons in EMG- and RP-EM Managers

Icon Shortcut Description

Open File Manager and select EXEDP / EXEMP logfile as reference for the outline

On: Transfer command to command editor for transmission.

Off: Transmit command immediately.

Open: Corresponding node is deleted when EMGEM equipment is undefined

Closed: Undefine commands leave the tree complete

Check marks are toggled for selected node and all child nodes, after transmission

of a block- or deblock command, if button is down. Green if enabled, otherwise red

Delete selected node and all child nodes manually. Can also be deleted automatically by opening

the padlock (se above)

Close currently open logfile, allowing you to generate a logfile from the manager by appending >

to EXEDP / EXEMP commands

Clear the tree. Tree is cleared when selecting a new reference

Close EMG / RP-EM manager. Tree and command history is retained for later use. Clear

manually to dispose memory, if you have finished work

Search for a node containing the entered text string

Full expand of all nodes or selected node

Full collapse of all nodes or selected node

C3-file Manager

During load of a C3-commandfile, the contents are analyzed, and the command buttons are activated, if they are relevant. The panel can switch between five different command modes: Test, define, undefine, block and deblock. Press the buttons in the order you desire to build the output needed to do your task. If one or more C3-file lines are marked as a block, the manager works only with the marked commands. Marking is performed using the standard Windows® hotkeys (Shift or Ctrl + left mouse button), unmark using right mouse button. Generated commands can be deleted or moved up- or downwards in the output table as desired. Output can be saved to file, transferred to Transmit Manager, Command Manager, Parameter Manager or Editor.



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Buttons in C3-file Manager

Icon Shortcut Description

Open button activates the File Manager for choice of C3-file

Change the compression mode of a C3-file. Select Uncompressed, Compressed, New / Change or

Delete / Remove from the dropdown menu

Open dialog for searching for text in the C3-file

Clear C3- or Output field. Note that the Output field is cleared on exit, but C3-field stays resident

Transfer output to the Transmit Manager, close the C3-manager and start transmission

Save button activates the File Manager allowing you to name and save the Output to a file

Transfer output to an editor and close the C3-manager

Transfer output to the Command Manager and close C3-manager

Transfer output to the Parameter Manager and close C3-manager

Delete the selected command from the output table

Move the selected command upwards in the output table

Move the selected command downwards in the output table

Commands available in C3 Manager Mode:

Test Block Deblock Define Undefine BLRPE BLRPE EXRPI EXRPEFCRWS EXRUI EXRUEBLRPI BLRPI EXEMI EXEMEBLEME BLEME GSCOI GSCOEBLEMI BLEMI NTCOI NTCOEBLODE BLODI BLODE EXDUI EXDUEGSBLE GSBLE EXEGI EXEGEGSTEI EXEPI EXEPEGSBLI GSBLI EXEUI EXEUENTBLE NTBLE EXEEI EXEEENTTEI EXSTI EXSTENTBLI NTBLI EXPOI EXPOEBLCLE BLCLI BLCLE EXCLI EXCLEBLTBE BLTBI BLTBE EXCMI EXCMERECEI EXAMI EXAMESNSEI EXAII EXAEESNSTI EXAOI EXAOEBLSTE BLSTI BLSTE EXHMI EXHME

GNSAI GNSAE DPRBC DPRBC DBTxx DBTxx

Pressing the All button, correspond to a press on all active command buttons in logical order.



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LI-LIC manager

The LI-LIC manager is designed to serve operation - and maintenance technicians working with faulty LIB-boards, and installation test technicians working with new EMG-EM’s. In FIGARO | ToolBox, several tools are available to generate test commands (SLOCI or SLOMI) on basis of SLFAP or STBSP printouts. Sequences of unlimited length can be tested by input to SLOCI-tool, command responses can be examined and commands can be generated for repeated test of fault suspected devices. If you have a fault suspected device, you can enter the number to the edit field, and the manager will calculate it’s physical position depending of the LIC-type setting. (1 - 4 generation SDM / LSM plus 1 – 2 generation ISDN2 are supported) The calculated EM-number is valid, only if first device number of the EMG is a multiple of 2048, 1024 or 512, and the device numbers of the EM’s are consecutive. So it’s always a good idea to press the EXPOP-button to locate the magazine. Use the BLODI / BLODE-buttons to block and deblock all devices on selected board before and after replacement, and perform test of the new board by pressing the SLOCI-button. The EXSTI / EXSTE-buttons are for use when a board is appended or removed permanently, and EXDEP / STDEP-buttons are useful to watch the connection- and seizure state. The SLOMI-button performs a line measurement with program 11 as default. If you switch on the Auto Send button, commands are transmitted immediately, and otherwise commands are placed in the command editor for execution. By checking the All boxes rightmost to the command buttons, the device sequence is extended to range over all 128, 64 or 32 devices within the magazine. If you select a LIB-board by a mouse click - the first device number of the board within the current magazine range is written in the edit field. You can in this way select by position, if the device number is unknown.



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Device Manager

Enter device type (DETY) and one single device number (Single Device), from the sequence of individuals you are working with. The manager will calculate the corresponding SNT name and First / Last Device number of your actual sequence. You can now expand / collapse your sequence as desired, by clicking the spin buttons attached to the First / Last Device fields. Now just press desired command button to generate a command sequences, according to the Include T0 / T16, Route and Step settings. You can e.g. generate an EXPOE command for each device in a sequence, if the application system requires so, and even reverse the output by inverting the Sort radio button.

Device types with DIGITAL PATH SUPERVISION can be supplied with a test DIP, with one single mouse click on the Test DIP button. Output can as usual be transferred to the Transmit Manager, Command Manager, Parameter Manager or Editor.

Icon Buttons in Device Manager

Test DIP. Generates complete commandset, to define and deblock test DIP's for the entire device sequence, including initial data and supervision data.

Clear Input- or Output field. Note that the all fields are cleared on exit

Transfer output to an editor and close Device Manager

Transfer output to the Transmit Manager, close Device Manager and start transmission

Transfer output to the Command Manager and close Device Manager

Transfer output to the Parameter Manager and close Device Manager

Move the selected command upwards in the output table

Move the selected command downwards in the output table

Delete the selected command from the output table

Save button, activates the File Manager, allowing you to name and save the Output to a file



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Compare Manager

Use the Compare Manager to perform a comparison between two versions of a file with equal format. Load the reference file into the left field and the compare file into the right field, and press the button to initiate the comparison. The files will be compared line by line, and progress is always visible in the status field at the bottom of the form. If a mismatch occurs, progress is paused. The unequal lines are topmost in the fields, and are copied to the mismatch fields, from where they can be viewed, printed or filed. Headings are always ignored, and unequally terminated lines are modified. If a displacement occurs due to added / deleted data in one of the versions, the files can be positioned to next match by pressing the Previous Next or Find Next button. The comparison can then be resumed by pressing the button. Certain files e.g. LAEIP logfiles, can be difficult to compare, because the software units are not printed in the same order. The Compare Manager splits files into parameter columns, with sort option connected to topmost title cell, allowing you to sort both windows after e.g. SUNAME, and in that way perform a comparison. The result can be saved or printed if desired.

By calling the Ignore Substring dialog, it is possible to ignore up to three substrings. It can be necessary if you for instance want to compare

STDEP- or SUSCP-logfiles, where DEV or DETY has changed during subscriber conversion.

The position of a substring can be located using the Text Position function.

If the Mask field contains a text string, all lines including the mask will be ignored.

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DualSight

DualSight is an autonomous program, which can be called either from MicroSoft® Windows® or from the FIGARO environment. The program is designed to fulfill AXE administration staff demands, concerning online AXE software comparison on block or assembler level, and to gather and compare software and hardware information from all AXE exchanges connected to your LAN. The program benefits of two equal terminals - Terminal A and Terminal B - each with own command line, TCP/IP address database and port settings, and both hooked on to the Windows® socket for fast LAN communication. A LASIP:BLOCK=ALL; response is received within 5-8 seconds.

On the Language tab sheet, you can choose between nine different languages. The choice only affects serial transmission of

national 8 bits ASCII-characters, by translating them into an unused 7 bits ASCII-character.

Select Terminal A tabsheet and enter AXE name to the AXE edit field, or pick desired AXE from the database grid and press the leftmost Connect button to ping the node. If you want to use the dual terminal feature, repeat the above procedure for Terminal B, but press the rightmost Connect button to ping. Terminal connections are shown in the upper statusbars. Now you can enter usercode, password and commands to one of four different

command lines, depending on whether the command shall be sent to one of the terminals, both terminals or all nodes specified in the Terminal A database. A node in the Terminal A database can be excluded from the "Send to All" command forwarding, by entering a "N" to the nodes All field. This is useful if you for instance use different usercodes in certain exchanges. The "Send to All" function does not work until you have entered optional usercode and password once. Press the Enter ↵ key to transmit the command. The previously sent command can be recalled using the up- and down arrow keys. Each terminal is provided with Log On, Log Off and Break buttons, to establish, release and interrupt a command session. Because the terminals are cleared prior to command transmission, the "Send to All" feature gives no meaning unless the response is logged. DualSight offers two log methods of free choice:




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You can either select to log in individual files, each containing the command response for one command, or in one huge logfile containing all the command responses. Selecting the individual option, will place a number of files named

COMMAND_AXENAME.LOG in the current folder, whereas the common option will name the file COMMAND_ALL.LOG. The Log checkboxes are located under the Terminal A tabsheet and are as default unchecked. Every time you transmit a valid AXE command, the receiving terminal is cleared, making the two terminals subjects of comparison. When printouts are finished, the total number of lines and characters are shown in the lower status bars, giving you information about, whether the terminal sizes are equal or not. If you want a more closely comparison, then press the Compare button. If the terminal contents are equal, you are informed about that, otherwise the toolbar turns into a compare panel with buttons to navigate through the terminals.

Press the button to initiate the comparison. The terminals will be compared line by line. If a mismatch occurs, progress is paused. The unequal lines are highligted in the terminal windows and are copied to the Result form, from where they can be viewed, printed or saved to file. Headings are always ignored, and unequally terminated lines are trimmed.

The Mismatch dialog is shown every time a displacement or mismatch is found, with an option to Cancel the comparison. If a displacement occurs due to added or deleted data in one of the printouts, the lines can be

positioned to next match by pressing the Previous Next or Find Next Match button. The comparison can then be resumed by pressing one of the buttons. Certain printouts e.g. LAEIP responses, can be difficult to compare, because the software units are not printed in the same order. Version 1.0 of DualSight does not support terminal sorting, but the terminal contents can be saved to files, by a mouse click in the window. You can then use the FIGARO Compare Manager to split files into parameter columns, with sort option connected to topmost title cell, allowing you to sort both windows after e.g. SUNAME, and in that way perform a comparison.

By calling the Ignore Substring dialog, it is possible to ignore up to three substrings. It can be necessary if you for instance

want to compare STDEP- or SUSCP-printouts where DEV or DETY has changed during a subscriber conversion or a PCORP printout where correction sizes are unequal. The position of a substring can be located using the Text Position function. If the Mask field contains a text string, all lines including the mask will be ignored.

When the comparison is done or cancelled, the Result dialog becomes visible with valuable information to examine, file or print.


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Find Empty Regional Processors

RP’s not controlling at least one EM, can cause severe fault situations during CP-side switch and function changes. It’s recommended, always to search for empty RP’s prior to such tasks. Select a logfile containing an EXRPP:RP=ALL; printout in the EXRPP-field. An outline including all RP’s is now shown with twins presented as child nodes. The EXEMP-field is now enabled, and here you have to select a logfile containing an EXEMP:RP=ALL,EM=ALL; printout. All RP’s controlling at least one EM are deleted from the outline, which now hopefully remains empty. Otherwise, you are asked if you want commands to delete the RP’s generated. In case of acceptance these are presented in the rightmost field and are subject to transmission as usual. If any manually separated RP’s (MS) are found during load of the EXRPP logfile, they are listed in the All Separated RP’s field. If a RP is in state MS during function change or test loading of backup, it will loose contact to CP-

EX, and underlying EM’s can’t handle traffic. So it’s important to make sure that all RP’s are in correct state before starting these jobs. The required logfiles can be easily generated by sending the above-mentioned commands from the command editor using > option. Output can as usual be transferred to the Transmit Manager, Command Manager, Parameter Manager or an editor.

PCORP Manager

The PCORP manager traverses a PCORP:BLOCK=ALL; logfile for corrections not confirmed. Using the Open button, you can select the desired logfile from the File Manager and watch the progress in the window and the result on the status line in the bottom of the manager. The window contents can be printed on the MS-Windows® standard printer. To compare two versions of PCORP logfiles, use the Compare Manager. Se also DualSight for information about comparison of corrections on assembler or block level.



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RP-EM Address Manager Easy and simple calculation of RP-address plug number, RP-bus interface number, EM- address plug number /switch positions.

ToolBox

The ToolBox consists of five tabsheets. Input-, Tools- and Output tabsheets are always visible. The two remaining tabsheets holds contents of optional input- and output files. The Input tabsheet holds various strings, values, and settings concerning your current AXE / EMG. You can enter values to the fields, for use with the various tools. Field contents can be saved to a .INP file for later use and of cause retrieved, using the Load and Save option.



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The 80+ tools are available from the Tools tabsheet. Click on the tool you want to use. Press the Help button to get online help for the selected tool. The required input fields - if any - are now visible in the Mandatory Input Box, and these are mirrors of the values from the Input tabsheet. If a logfile is needed for input, both the command to generate the

logfile and a suggested filename is ready to use. If the logfile exists, it is loaded into an input file viewer, where you can watch and edit the contents prior to execution of the tool. If the tool generates one or two outputfiles, they are prenamed too. When you send the predefined print command with the autolog character added (> after a command), a logfile will be generated in the ToolBox Folder with the suggested logfile name, and is ready for use when you return to the ToolBox. If a logfile with a predefined name does not exist , you can browse for it. A green check icon tells, if filenames and input values are valid. Certain tools opens it’s own dialog for customization of output. All output generated, is saved in files with the Suggested Initiate / End names, and appended the Output tabsheet list, from where it can be transmitted, edited or transferred to other managers for modification. If more than one output file is selected (checked),

the transfer is restricted to editor windows, because only one manager at a time can be open. You can also examine the command files prior to transmission from the build in file viewer by pressing the View button.

Toolbox Tool Survey EMG SAE APT APZ REGEN. CONVERT MAINTENANCE EAR EMRP… SAACP → SLOCI Deblock EMG… EXRPP… EXEGP Command Log… EXCGP EMTS… SAAEP → C1 EXDEP Block EMG… EXRUP EXEGP Select / Unselect… EXMCP SULII / Incl. / excl. Step STBSP Delete EMG… EXEMP… EXNRP Find NOT ACC… EXPUP SLOCI Split C1 File SLFAP Define EMG… C7SPP SLPBP EXTGP SULIE / Step SAE… SLOMI EXEGP C7STP SULCP EXTCP RODEI Find SAE Fault DTSTP EXHMP… C7SDP SULGP NNUPP SEPRM Calculate NIU… NTSTP AT… C7LDP… SURSP EXALO ALLIP Ethernet Port… C7RSP IUDCI / LIBAE SUACP C7SUP IUPBI / SUSPP… C7RUP IUSCC / EXROP… EXSCP IUDCE / BLURP… EXCLP… IUPBE / SEQAP… NSDAP BLORP NTCOP… TPSTP GNACP GSSTP… DTIDP DTQSP DTFSP EXEGP EXEPP EXEDP… EXPOP Universal… NTIDP TPCOP TPIDP TPTIP TPFSP



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EMG Menu Items

EMRP Fill out form and press OK button to generate: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension EMRP EMG CMD

Function: Generates EMRP test file on basis of Input data. The command file is provided with all necessary control characters and response checks. Use tool only if no C3 file is available, else use C3 Manager.

EMTS

Fill out form and press OK button to generate: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension EMTS EMG CMD

Function: Generates EMTS test file on basis of Input data. The command file is provided with all necessary control characters and response checks. Use tool only if no C3 file is available, else use C3 Manager.

SULII / IUDCI Input: • DETY (LI3, DLI, LIRA2, LIBA or LIBAE) • First SNB • Last SNB • First DEV • Last DEV Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension SULII or IUDCI EMG CMD

Function: Use tool to connect subscribers consecutively prior to individual test. Reference: Use EMG │ SULIE to disconnect subscribers after SLOCI and individual test.



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SLOCI

Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension SLOCI EMG CMD

Input: • First DEV • Last DEV • DETY (LI3, LIRA2, LIBA or LIBAE) Function: Use tool to perform command controlled individual test. Hint: Use APT │ SLOCI control tool to search for failed tests in logfile after transmission of output file.

SULIE / IUDCE Input: • First SNB • Last SNB • First DEV • Last DEV • DETY Function: Use tool to disconnect subscribers after individual test.

RODEI Input: • First SEPRM • Last SEPRM Function: Use tool to test SEPRM operation points. Requirements: Connection cable and meter equipment. Hint: Edit @T control character to get more time to move location. Advantage: Enables a single technician to perform test.

SEPRM Input: • First SEPRM • Last SEPRM • First DEV • First SNB • DETY Function: Use tool to perform individual test of SEPRM devices. Requirements: Connection cable and meter equipment.

Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension SULIE or IUDCE EMG CMD

Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension RODEI EMG CMD

Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension SUPMI EMG CMD SUPME EMG CMD



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EXAL0 Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension ALEXI EMG CMD ALEXE EMG CMD

Input: • First EXAL0 • Last EXAL0 Function: Use tool to perform individual test of EXAL0 devices. Requirements: Test plug. a b c 2 4 6 8 Etc. Hint: Insert a test plug in alarm interface after transmission of ALEXI-file, and check that all alarms are ceased. If OK then transmit ALEXE-file.

SULII / LIBA Input: • First SNB • Last SNB • First DEV • Last DEV Function: Use tool to connect consecutive LIBA devices with SNB numbers in step of 10 for use with ICS test equipment, reserving 10 SNB's for MSN numbers. Hint: If no step is desired use EMG │ SULII to connect devices.

SULIE / LIBA Input: • First SNB • Last SNB Function: Use tool to disconnect LIBA devices if SNB numbers are connected in step of 10 using EMG │ SULII LIBA tool. Hint: If SNB's are consecutive, use EMG │ SULIE to disconnect devices.

Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension SULII EMG CMD

Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension SULIE EMG CMD



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IUDCI / LIBAE

Input: • First SNB • Last SNB • First DEV • Last DEV Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension IUDCI EMG CMD

Function: Use tool to connect consecutive LIBAE devices with SNB numbers, in step of free choice, for use with ICS test equipment, reserving SNB's for MSN numbers. It’s optional to include Access number commands. Hint: If no step is desired use EMG │ SULII to connect devices.

IUDCE / LIBAE

Input: • First SNB • Last SNB • First DEV • Last DEV Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension IUDCE EMG CMD

Function: Use tool to disconnect LIBAE devices, if SNB numbers are connected in step using EMG │ IUDCI / LIBAE tool. Hint: If SNB's are consecutive, use EMG │ SULIE to disconnect devices.

IUSCC / SUSCC Input: • First SNB • Last SNB Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension IUSCC or SUSCC EMG CMD

Function: Use tool to provide consecutive subscribers with categories, properties or supplementary services, specified in the dialog box.

The step facility is designed for use with ISDN subscribers, allowing you to reserve SNB's for MSN numbers. Predefined values are available from attached combo boxes. Check the AN field to add a ,AN parameter to the IUSCC command if you want to refer to the Access number.



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IUPBI / LIPRAE

Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension IUPBI EMG CMD

Input: • First SNB • Last SNB • First DEV • Last DEV Function: Use tool to connect consecutive LIPRAE devices with SNB numbers, in step of 1, for use with PCS test equipment. In addition all commands for DIP, GAM and PBX are generated.

IUPBE / LIPRAE Input: • First SNB • Last SNB • First DEV • Last DEV Function: Use tool to disconnect consecutive LIPRAE devices with SNB numbers, previously defined using EMG │ IUPBI / LIPRAE tool.

Maintenance Menu Items

Command Log

Input:

Prefix Suffix Extension IOFAT AXE LOG

Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension CmdLog AXE CMD

Function: Transfers all commands matching the selected compress method to the output file, skipping all empty lines, headings and block numbers.

Hint: Use command IOFAT:FILE=RELCMDHDF-X;> to generate logfile.

Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension IUPBE EMG CMD



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Select / Unselect Command

Input: • Select input file from ToolBox • Enter search mask to Mask editor • Set Select / UnSelect switch. Output: • Select output file from ToolBox or accept the predefined name and

press Select button.

Function: • If Select, the tool transfers all commands matching the search mask to the output file. • If UnSelect, the tool quits all commands matching the search mask and transfers all other to the output. Hint: When working with command log use Maintenance │ Command Log or AXE-Tools │ Command Manager.

Find “NOT ACCEPTED“

Input: • Select input file containing command responses from

ToolBox • Control the Search for checkboxes and press Find

button. Output: • Select output file from ToolBox or accept the predefined

name.

Prefix Suffix Extension NotAcc AXE CMD

Function: Counts the occurrences of the “Search for” text strings in the selected logfile and transfers the preceding command(s) to the output for repeated transmission. The reason for NOT ACCEPTED is appended the command as a comment.



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SAE Menu Items

SAACP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension SAACP AXE LOG SAAEP AXE CMD

Function: Transforms a SAACP logfile to a SAAEP command-file, enabling you to print out all SAE values applicable for your current exchange. Hint: Use command SAACP;> to generate Input file. The tool is required, only if you are working with APZ 211, otherwise you can use SAAEP:SAE=ALL; to print all Size Alteration Events. Reference: Use AXE-Tools │ Compare Manager to match two versions of SAAEP-files. Output file is valid input to AXE-Tools │ SAE Manager.

SAAEP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension SAAEP AXE LOC SAAII AXE CMD

Function: Generates a C1 format command file containing SAAII-commands on basis of SAAEP information, enabling you to manually compare all valid SAE values with actual documentation. Reference: Output file is valid input to AXE-Tools │ SAE Manager. Hint: For APZ 211 use SAE │ SAACP to generate input. For APZ 212 use SAAEP:SAE=ALL;> to generate input.

Include / Exclude step SAE Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension SAAII AXE CMD SAEIncl AXE CMD

SAEExcl AXE CMD Function: Splits a SAAII_AXE.CMD file (C1-format) into one file including all Size Alteration Events, that requires alteration in steps (SAEIncl) and another excluding the same events (SAEExcl). The tool is useful to convert all SAE’s from one CP to another. Hint: The output files are transmittable after insertion of response check without resulting in FAULT CODE 22 or 42. (Response check menu item is located in Editor-popup menu). Reference: Output files are valid input to AXE-Tools │ SAE Manager.

Split C1 Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension SAAII AXE CMD SAEHwa AXE CMD

SAETra AXE CMD Function: Splits a SAAII_AXE.CMD-file (C1-format) into one file containing hardware events, (SAEHwa) and another containing traffic events. (SAETra) Reference: Output files are valid input to AXE-Tools │ SAE Manager.



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Find SAE Fault Codes Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension SAAII AXE LOC SAEFC AXE CMD

Function: The tool performs a search in a file containing SIZE ALTERATION RESULT printouts for values in FCODE and UCODE fields. If a code is found, the command sent is transferred to the output for repeated transmission. The fault codes are appended as comment.

Step SAE Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension SAEStep AXE CMD

Function: Use tool to increment / decrement Size Alteration Events when alteration in steps is required. Information: The generated file is transmittable due to inserted control characters. Reference: Stepping Size Alteration Events can be performed from SAE manager in a much smarter way.

Calculate NIU

Input: • Select file from input editor. • Alter Settings to match input file contents. • (Default settings matches number of EXPOI commands) • Press Run button. Output: • Result values (Total records, Used records and Free records). Function: Calculates the amount of free and seized records in the Size Alteration Events represented by the variable logged in input file. Hint: Transmit the predefined file C:\FIGAROxx\Test\NumberUsed.CMD prior to calculation of SAE=51.



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APT menu Items

SLOCI control Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension SLOCI EMG LOC Repeat EMG CMD

Function: Search through logfile containing SLOCI responses, and generates command(s) for repeated test of fault suspected devices, including comment(s) to be displayed during execution.

EXDEP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension EXDEP AXE LOG EXDRE AXE CMD

EXDRI AXE CMD Function: Connect / disconnect routes to / from devices. Hint: Use command EXDEP:DEV=XXX&&-YYY;> to generate logfile.

STBSP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension STBSP AXE LOG SLOCI AXE CMD

BLODI AXE CMD Function: If DETY is LI3, LIRA2, LIBA or LIBAE and parameter FTYPE is present in Input, a SLOCI command is written to the SLOCI-file. If the device state is MBL, a BLODI command is written to the BLODI-file. This is useful to re-establish blocking state after function change, reload etc. Hint: Use command STBSP:DETY=XXX;> to generate logfile.

DTSTP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension DTSTP AXE LOG DTBLI AXE CMD

DTBLE AXE CMD Function: Generates DTBLI / DTBLE commands for all DIP’s with state MBL in Input. This is useful to re-establish blocking state after function change, reload etc. Hint: Use command DTSTP:DIP=ALL;> to generate logfile.

TPSTP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension TPSTP AXE LOG TPBLI AXE CMD

TPBLI AXE CMD Function: Generates TPBLI / TPBLE commands for all SDIP’s with state MBL in Input. This is useful to re-establish SYNCHRONOUS DIGITAL PATH blocking state after function change, reload etc. Hint: Use command TPSTP:SDIP=ALL;> to generate logfile.



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NTSTP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension NTSTP AXE LOG NTBLI AXE CMD

NTBLE AXE CMD Function: Generates NTBLI / NTBLE commands for all SNT’s with state MBL in Input. This is useful to re-establish blocking state after function change, reload etc. Hint: Use command NTSTP:SNT=ALL;> to generate logfile.

SLFAP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension SLFAP AXE LOG SLOCI AXE CMD

Function: Generates SLOCI commands on basis of input. Use tool to remove alarm SUBSCRIBER LINE XXX BUFFER IS 90% FULL. Hint: Use command SLFAP:DETY=XXX,FT=ALL;> to generate logfile.

SLOMI Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension SLFAP AXE LOG SLOMI AXE CMD

Function: Generates SLOMI commands with measure program (MP) 11 on basis of input.

SUACP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension SUACP AXE LOG SUACI AXE CMD

SUACE AXE CMD Function: Use tool to re-establish alarm call booking after system reload or to transfer alarm call bookings to other AXE during malfunction. Hint: Use command SUACP:ACTIME=ALL;> (,ND=0 and ,PN=0) to generate logfile. It’s possible to include all three alarm call types in the same input file.



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BLORP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension BLORP AXE LOG BLORI AXE CMD

BLORE AXE CMD Function: Use Tool to reestablish the ROUTE BLOCKING STATE after a SYSTEM RELOAD, or to open all blocked routes. Hint: Use command BLORP;> to generate logfile.

ALLIP Input:

Prefix Suffix Extension ALLIP AXE LOG

Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Clean AXE CMD

Function: Generates commands to clear checked alarm type from list. Hint: Use command ALLIP;> to generate logfile. Reference: See also APT │ SEQAP.

SUSPP Input:

Prefix Suffix Extension SUSPP or IUSPP AXE LOG

Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension SUSCC or IUSCC AXE CMD

Function: Use tool to change subscriber category (SCL) or supplementary services (SS), for all SNB's present in input file to the SCL… / SS… specified in the input box. Hint: Use command SUSPP:SCL=scl[&scl];> to generate logfile or IUSPP:SSTY=ssty[&ssty] if ISDN-E.



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EXROP Input:

Prefix Suffix Extension EXROP AXE LOG

Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension EXROE AXE CMD EXROI AXE CMD

Function: Regenerates command set to delete / insert / block / deblock all routes present in the input file. Hint: Use command EXROP:R=XXXXXXX;> to generate logfile. If you want to block only SUS routes, to block for subscriber services during function change, transmit the predefined file EXROPSUS.CMD and select BLORE / BLORI in the Input box.

BLURP

Input:

Prefix Suffix Extension BLURP AXE LOG

Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension BLURE AXE CMD BLURI AXE CMD

Function: Use tool to reduce alarm list during major network disturbances or when working in separated central processor (CP), and to recover BLOCKING SUPERVISION when situation is normal. Hint: Use command BLURP:R=ALL;> to generate logfile.

SEQAP Input:

Prefix Suffix Extension SEQAP AXE LOG

Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension SEQSE AXE CMD SEQIR AXE CMD

Function: Use tool to reduce alarm list during major network disturbances, and to recover SEIZURE QUALITY SUPERVISION when situation is normal. Hint: Use command SEQAP:R=ALL;> to generate logfile. Reference: See also APT │ ALLIP.



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APZ menu items

Deblock EMG

Input:

Prefix Suffix Extension EXEDP EMG LOG

Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Deblock EMG CMD

Function: Use tool to deblock new EMG or EMG equipment prior to installation test or subscriber conversion. Hint: Use command EXEDP:EMG=XXX,EM=XXX;> to generate logfile.If command EXEGP:EMG=XXX; and EXEGP:EMG=XXX,CSTINFO; is appended, Deblock EMG tool generates all commands to deblock EMG control equipment. Multiple EMG’s are allowed if print sequence is as above.

Block EMG Input:


Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Block EMG CMD

Function: Use tool to block EMG or EMG equipment before you delete the EMG. Hint: Use command EXEDP:EMG=XXX,EM=XXX;> to generate logfile. If command EXEGP:EMG=XXX; and EXEGP:EMG=XXX,CSTINFO; is appended, Deblock EMG tool generates all commands to block EMG control equipment.

Restriction: If one or more EM controls ISDN subscribers, you need to remove hardware information before blocking of EM is allowed. Use APZ ⎜ EXHMP to generate required commands. Multiple EMG’s are allowed if print sequence is as above.



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Delete EMG

Input:


Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Delete EMG CMD

Function: Generates commands enabling you to delete EMG or EMG equipment on basis of equipment list. Use tool after external conversion to remove A1 APZ alarm "EMG CONTROL DOWN".

Hint: Use command EXEDP:EMG=XXX,EM=ALL;> to generate logfile. If command EXEGP:EMG=XXX; and EXEGP:EMG=XXX,CSTINFO; is appended, Deblock EMG tool generates all commands to delete EMG control equipment. Multiple EMG’s are allowed if print sequence is as above. Use APZ ⎜ Block EMG tool before you transmit the Output.

Define EMG Input:


Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Define EMG CMD

Function: Generates commands enabling you to redefine the EMG present in the Inputfile Use tool to mirror an EMG during EMG/SNB conversion, to ensure that approved data are used. Hint: Use command EXEDP:EMG=XXX,EM=ALL;> to generate logfile. If command EXEGP:EMG=XXX; and EXEGP:EMG=XXX,CSTINFO; is appended, Define EMG tool generates all commands to define EMG control equipment. Multiple EMG’s are allowed if print sequence is as above. Use APZ ⎜ Deblock EMG tool afterwards to open all EQM and DEV.

Restriction: Certain parameters are left empty due to lack of information. (POS, EMRP etc.)



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EXEGP to EXHMP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension EXEGP EMG LOG EXHMP EMG CMD

Function: Generates EXHMP:EMG=emg,EM=ALL; commands for each EMG present in the input file. This is the first step to take, if you want to read all hardware modules in your AXE, because the current application system (local 12.7) does not allow EMG=ALL parameter. Hint: Use command EXEGP:EMG=ALL;> to generate logfile. Use APZ ⎜ EXHMP to regenerate the output file.

EXHMP

Input: Prefix Suffix Extension

EXHMP AXE or EMG LOG or LOC

Output: Prefix Suffix Extension

EXHME EMG CMD EXHMI EMG CMD

Function: Generates commands enabling you to insert / delete and deblock / block ISDN hardware modules / devices.

Alphanumeric Terminal

Output: Prefix Suffix Extension IOIOI AXE CMD IOIOR AXE CMD

Function: Insert / delete AT device. Warning: Don't use tool to remove your current session. Restriction: AT-device state must be IDLE to be removed.

Note: Currently no support of CPT, X25 and TCP/IP ports.

Change Ethernet Port

Output: Prefix Suffix Extension TCPIP AXE CMD

Function: Change the IP address of the specified port. Warning: Don't use tool to remove your current session. Restriction: Port must be disconnected from HUB before change.



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Regeneration menu items Regeneration tools enables you to convert an AXE-printout to two command files. One file enabling you to remove the data concerned and another similar to the file previously used to insert the data in the exchange. The files may be subject of editing before you can use them, but they are very useful during conversion of APT, APZ or GSD and removal of hardware.

EXRPP


EXRPP AXE LOG


EXRPE AXE CMD EXRPI AXE CMD

Function: Regenerates command set to delete / insert all RP's present in input file. Hint: Use EXRPP:RP=XXX;> to generate input file.

EXRUP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension EXRUP AXE LOG EXRUE AXE CMD

EXRUI AXE CMD Function: Regenerates command set to delete / insert all regional software present in input file. Hint: Use EXRUP:RP=XXX;> to generate input file.

EXEMP


EXEMP AXE LOG


EXEME AXE CMD EXEMI AXE CMD

Function: Regenerates command set to delete / insert all EM's present in input file. Hint: Use EXEMP:RP=XXX,EM=XX;> to generate input file.

Restriction: If only one of the RP’s in a pair is specified, this must be the equal number.



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C7SPP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension C7SPP AXE LOG C7SPE AXE CMD

C7SPI AXE CMD Function: Regenerates command set to delete / insert all signaling point data present in input file. Hint: Use C7SPP:SP=XXX;> to generate input file.

C7STP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension C7STP AXE LOG C7STE AXE CMD

C7STI AXE CMD Function: Regenerates command set to delete / insert all signaling terminal data present in input file. Hint: Use C7STP:ST=XXX;> to generate input file.

C7SDP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension C7SDP AXE LOG C7SDE AXE CMD

C7SDI AXE CMD Function: Regenerates command set to delete / insert all signaling device data present in input file. Hint: Use C7SDP:DEV=XXX;> to generate input file.

C7LDP


C7LDP AXE LOG


C7LAE AXE CMD C7LAI AXE CMD

Function: Regenerates command set to activate / deactivate all CCITT7 link sets present in input file. Hint: Use command C7LDP:LS=XXX;> to generate input file.



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C7RSP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension C7RSP AXE LOG C7RSE AXE CMD

C7RSI AXE CMD Function: Regenerates command set to delete / insert all CCITT7 route supervision data present in input file. Hint: Use C7RSP:DEST=XXX;> to generate input file.

C7SUP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension C7SUP AXE LOG C7SUE AXE CMD

C7SUI AXE CMD Function: Regenerates command set to delete / insert all CCITT7 route supervision data present in input file. Hint: Use C7SUP:LS=XXX;> to generate input file.

C7RUP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension C7RUP AXE LOG C7RUE AXE CMD

C7RUI AXE CMD Function: Regenerates command set to delete / insert all CCITT7 route supervision data present in input file. Hint: Use C7RUP:DEST=XXX;> to generate input file.

EXSCP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension EXSCP AXE LOG EXSCE AXE CMD

EXSCI AXE CMD Function: Regenerates command set to connect / disconnect all semipermanent connections from switch during GSD conversion. Hint: Use command EXSCP:NAME=ALL;> to generate input file.

EXCLP


EXCLP AXE LOG


EXCLE AXE CMD EXCLI AXE CMD

Function: Regenerates command set to connect / disconnect all EMG control links from switch during GSD conversion. Hint: Use command EXCLP:EQM=ALL;> to generate input file.



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NSDAP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension NSDAP AXE LOG NSCOE AXE CMD

NSCOI AXE CMD Function: Regenerates command set to delete / insert all clock references present in input file. Hint: Use command NSDAP;> to generate input file.

NTCOP Input:

Prefix Suffix Extension NTCOP AXE LOG

Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension NTCOE AXE CMD NTCOI AXE CMD

Function: Regenerates command set to delete / insert all SNT's present in input file. Hint: Use NTCOP:SNT=XXX;> to generate input file.

GSSTP

Input: Prefix Suffix Extension GSSTP AXE LOG


GSCOE AXE CMD GSCOI AXE CMD

Function: Regenerates command set to delete / insert all CLM / SPM / TSM's present in input file. Hint: Use GSSTP;> to generate input file.

DTIDP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension DTIDP AXE LOC DTIDC AXE CMD

Function: Regenerates DIP initial data. Useful during conversion of GSD. Hint: Use DTIDP:DIP=XXX;> to generate input file.



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DTQSP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension DTQSP AXE LOC DTQSC AXE CMD

Function: Regenerates DIP quality supervision data. Useful during conversion of GSD. Hint: Use DTQSP:DIP=XXX;> to generate input file.

DTFSP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension DTFSP AXE LOC DTFSI AXE CMD

Function: Regenerates DIP fault supervision data. Useful during conversion of GSD. Hint: Use DTFSP:DIP=XXX;> to generate input file.

TPCOP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension TPCOP AXE LOG TPCOI AXE CMD

TPCOI AXE CMD Function: Regenerates command set to delete / insert all SDIP's present in input file. Useful during conversion of GSD. Hint: Use command TPCOP:SDIP=ALL;> to generate logfile.

TPIDP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension TPIDP AXE LOG TPIDC AXE CMD

Function: Regenerates SDIP initial data. Useful during conversion of GSD. Hint: Use TPIDP:SDIP=XXX;> to generate input file.

TPFSP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension TPFSP AXE LOG TPFSC AXE CMD

Function: Regenerates SDIP fault supervision data. Useful during conversion of GSD. Hint: Use TPFSP:DIP=XXX;> to generate input file.

TPTIP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension TPTIP AXE LOG TPTII AXE CMD

TPTIE AXE CMD Function: Regenerates commandset to delete / insert all SYNCHRONOUS DIGITAL PATH TRAIL TRACE IDENTIFIER DETAILS. Useful during conversion of GSD. Hint: Use TPTIP:DIP=XXX;> to generate input file.



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EXEGP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension EXEGP AXE LOG EXEGE AXE CMD

EXEGI AXE CMD Function: Regenerates EXEGI commands in reverse order, forcing application system to use the same TS, CD and ATL individuals as former used. Useful during APZ conversion with function change and data transfer. Hint: Use EXEGP:EMG=XXX,CSTINFO;> to generate input file.

EXEPP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension EXEPP EMG LOG EXEPE EMG CMD

EXEPI EMG CMD Function: Regenerates command set for all EMRP's present in input file. Several EMG's are allowed. Useful during APZ conversion with function change and data transfer. Hint: Use EXEPP:EMG=XXX,EM=XXX;> to generate input file.

EXEDP Input:


Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension EXEEE EMG CMD EXEEI EMG CMD

Function: Regenerates EXEUI / EXEEI command set. Useful to copy existing EMGEM data if C3 file is missing or bad. Use Editor ⎜ Search and Replace to match EMG and EM parameters to desired values.

Hint: Use EXEDP:EMG=XXX,EM=XX;> to generate input file. Several EMG's are allowed. Use the Filter option, if you want to trig the tool on 1 - 4 particular strings. This is useful if you e.g. want to remove a particular SUID from all EMRP’s in a EXEDP:EMG=ALL,EM=ALL; printout.

EXPOP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension EXPOP AXE LOG EXPOE AXE CMD

EXPOI AXE CMD Function: Regenerates command set to delete / insert all position data present in input file. Hint: Use EXPOP:XXX=XXX,XXX=XXX;> to generate input file or transmit the predefined file EXPOPALL.CMD. (Several commands are allowed in the same logfile).



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Universal Regeneration Tool

Use the Universal Regeneration Tool to regenerate AXE commands from any printout, where parameters are present in columns. Count the Tabulator position and Parameter length in FIGARO's editor, where the character offset is available from the statusbar. Select your logfile from the Input field, and Command and Parameter values. (only one parameter is mandatory) Press the Ok button, and watch the result. Depending on the printout type, a little modification can be required, but the editors compress and replace options can possibly help.

Convert menu items

EXEGP to SLPBP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension EXEGP AXE LOG SLPBP AXE CMD

Function: Converts an EXEGP printout to a SLPBP command file. This is the first step to take, when you have to find the EMRPD’s with power board data to convert using Convert | SLPBP tool. Hint: Use EXEGP:EMG=ALL;> to generate input file.

EXEGP to SULCP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension EXEGP AXE LOG SULCP AXE CMD

Function: Converts an EXEGP printout to a SULCP command file. This is the first step to take, when you have to find the EMG’s with line circuit data to convert using Convert | SULCP tool. Hint: Use EXEGP:EMG=ALL;> to generate input file.

EXNRP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension EXNRP AXE LOG EXNRI AXE CMD

EXNRE AXE CMD Function: Converts EMG test number data. Useful during EMG conversion. Hint: Use EXNRP:EMG=ALL;> to generate input file.



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SLPBP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension SLPBP AXE LOC SLPBC AXE CMD

Function: Converts power board data. Useful during EMG conversion. Hint:. Use Convert | EXEGP to SLPBP to generate input file.

SULCP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension SULCP AXE LOC SULCC AXE CMD

Function: Converts line circuit data. Useful during EMG conversion. Hint: Use Convert | EXEGP to SULCP to generate input file.

SULGP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension SULGP AXE LOC SULGI AXE CMD

Function: Converts line group data. Useful during EMG conversion. Hint: Use SULGP:EMG=ALL;> to generate input file.

SURSP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension SURSP AXE LOG SURSC AXE CMD

Function: Converts EMG class data. Useful during EMG conversion. Hint: Use SURSP:EMG=ALL;> to generate input file.

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EXCGP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension EXCGP EMG LOG EXCGI EMG CMD

Function: Converts GS Control Link data. Useful during EMG conversion. Hint: Use EXCGP:DEV=ALL;> to generate input file.

EXMCP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension EXMCP EMG LOG EXMCI EMG CMD

Function: Converts Multiple Access Connection data. Useful during EMG conversion. Hint: Use EXMCP;> to generate input file.

EXPUP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension EXPUP EMG LOG EXPUI EMG CMD

Function: Converts Plug-in Unit data. Useful during EMG conversion. Hint: Use EXPUP:MACCG=xxx;> to generate input file.

EXTGP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension EXTGP EMG LOG EXTGI EMG CMD

Function: Converts Test Group data. Useful during EMG conversion. Hint: Use EXTGP:MACCG=xxx,SR=y;> to generate input file.

EXTCP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension EXTCP EMG LOG EXTCI EMG CMD

Function: Converts Test Connection data. Useful during EMG conversion. Hint: Use EXTCP:MACCG=xxx;> to generate input file.



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NNUPP Input: Output:

Prefix Suffix Extension Prefix Suffix Extension NNUPP EMG LOG NNUPI EMG CMD

Function: Converts Network Node Port data. Useful during EMG conversion. Hint: Use NNUPP:MACCG=xxx;> to generate input file.

Index

C

C3-File Manager;9 Clipboard;10;11;14;17 Command Manager;6;9;11;21;23;24;28;31;33;34;36;40;48 Compare Manager;6;9;37;40;49 Configuration;9;12;14 Conversion;6;9;27;28;29 Conversion Manager;6;9;27 CPT Mode;11

D

Delete;56 Device Manager;6;9;36

E

Editor;10;11;16;17;18;33;49;63 EMG Manager;6;9;32

F

File Manager;9;11;18;20;21;22;24;26;31;33;34;36;40 Foundations;25

L

LI-LIC Manager;6;9 Local Mode;11

P

Parameter Manager;6;9;21;28;31;34;36;40

R

RP-EM Manager;6;9;32

S

SAE Manager;9;49 SAE manager;50 Size Alteration Events;50

T

Task Manager;9;10;11;20;21;22 ToolBox;6;8;9;30;35;41

U

Userkey;11;14

W

WinFIOL;6;16


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