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File Transfer Management Function

File Transfer Management Function

Definition

This function is used to identify the equipment and to transfer files. The following services are offered:

Access

This function is accessible through:

    1. An asynchronous terminal connected to the network, via the MMI function.


Figure 10-1: File Transfer with an Asynchronous Terminal

    2. A management center (NMX range).


Figure 10-2: File Transfer With A
Management Center

    3. A personal computer, containing the OPALE software.


Figure 10-3: File Transfer With
a PC and OPALE Software

Certain services can be accessed only via a management centre or OPALE:

The following paragraphs describe the access to the MMI (Man Machine Interface) Function (asynchronous terminal).

Sequence of a file transfer session

In order to assure the file transfers this function uses a protocol of the transport type (OSI level 4). Therefore it is necessary to establish a session with the remote equipment.

Session level

The following menu is displayed:

TYPE COMMAND NUMBER 1 OPENING OF SESSION 2 RESERVED 3 END OF SESSION 4 END OF MMI

Code 1:

Set up of a simple session between two items of equipment and changeover to service level.

Code 2:

Reserved.

Code 3:

Return to welcome menu.

Code 4:

End of communication with MMI function.

Select code 1:

The following series of menus is displayed:

CHOOSE REMOTE EQUIPMENT 1 RESERVED 2 RESERVED 3 FastPADmp6, FastPADmp12, FastPADmpr


DNIC =

Data Network Identifier Code of "destination" equipment

ZO =

Identification of "destination" of the equipment

*AB = 99 =

Management function subscriber number

FAC-VAL =

Facilities and values in accordance with CCITT Recommendation X.25.

CALL DATA:

09 =

Internal subscriber number for "destination" equipment software management function.

PASSWORD =

Exists if it has been configured (TT by default).

Examples of remote equipment addresses:

· without facilities:

12340099,,09TT

· with RC and CUG facilities:

12340099,

01-01,

03-00

,09TT

RC

CUG

* For the "hardware identification" function, the data are different for each module. To access this service on each module, it is necessary to select:

· AB = 90 =

Hardware identification of module 0.

· AB = 91 =

Hardware identification of module 1.

· AB = 92 =

Hardware identification of module 2.

· AB = 99 =

Hardware identification of module on which the call was completed.

TYPE COMMAND NUMBER 1 EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION 2 CONFIGURATION DOWNLOAD 3 RESERVED 4 CONFIGURATION UPLOAD 6 EQUIPMENT RESET 9 HARDWARE IDENTIFICATION 11 END OF SESSION 12 END OF MMI

Description of services

Identification of equipment

This service indicates the identifiers of the Program and the Configuration files of the "destination" equipment.

Example:
FastPADmp MCX100-MCX200 PROGRAM VERSION: 0001 RELEASE: 0000 EDITION: 0000 351125526451 CONFIGURATION VERSION: EDITION: DATE: 20/04/94 USER:

Configuration download

This service makes it possible to download the contents of the configuration file from the "source" equipment to the "destination" equipment.

On-line program downloading

This service enables an operator to download a "compressed" operation software from OPALE or NMX to equipment in operation.

The downloaded software is stored by the "destination" equipment in a RAM buffer.

Changeover to this software is obtained by means of the reset service.

Configuration upload

This service makes it possible to upload the contents of the configuration file from the "destination" equipment to the "source" equipment.

Equipment reset

This service allows the resetting of the "destination" equipment. The configuration to be taken into account during the start-up is indicated in the service request (by default, fixed or removable).

Resetting takes place on the "software" version stored in the buffer zone of the RAM or on the operational software version stored in Flash PROM.

    1. Presence of a software version stored in RAM following on-line program downloading.

  When this version is valid, the module is reset with this version loaded in PROM after decompression. When this version is not valid, the module resets with the version present in PROM.

    2. No software version stored in RAM:

  the module resets with the preceding version in PROM.

Hardware identification

The following menu is proposed:

1 ZONE MANUFACTURER 2 CUSTOMER

If code 1 is chosen:

PASSWORD

After the password has been entered, the following appears:

1 CONSULT EEPROM 2 MODIFY EEPROM 3 END OF HW IDENTIFICATION

This zone is reserved for the manufacturer. It describes the structure of the hardware and firmware equipment.

FLASH SIZE (10=1Mb, 0C=768kb, 8=512kb): 08 RAM SIZE (20=2Mb, 8=512kb): 20 EEPROM SIZE (40=256kb, 20=128kb, 10=64kb, 8=32kb): 08 NB OF LINES (0=6 lines, 3=12 lines): 00 TRANSPUTER (0=ABSENT, 1=PRESENT): 00 REF 255xxxxx OF THE MPB: 00000000 SERIAL NUMBER OF THE MPB: 0000 REF 255xxxxx OF THE MTB: 00000000 SERIAL NUMBER OF THE MTB: 0000 DELIVERY DATE: 00/00/00 FACTORY RETURN DATE: 00/00/00 00/00/00 00/00/00 00/00/00 TYPE OF CODING (0=BCD, 1=binary): 0 FLASH PROM SIZE (00): 20 LPB STATIC RAM SIZE (00=0kb, 01=64kb, 04=256kb): 00 TRANSPUTER STATIC RAM SIZE (01=128kb, 04=512kb): 00 TYPE OF MACHINE (00=CP100/200, 01=CL100/200): 00 ETHERNET ADDRESS: 0000 0000 00 00
If code 2 is selected
PASSWORD

The default password is "IDENT"*.

After entering the password:

1 CONSULT EEPROM 2 MODIFY EEPROM 3 END OF HW IDENTIFICATION

then,

FIELD 1 8 characters FIELD 2 8 characters FIELD 3 8 characters FIELD 4 8 characters

This zone is available for the customer.

Remark: The modifications to be carried out field by field.

* To modify the password:

  Field 1:
  Field 2:
  Field 3:
  Field 4:
  type a carriage return on each of the lines (no modification); enter the new password in the box that is displayed.

Execution of a service

After the selection of a service the following menu appears:

TYPE COMMAND NUMBER 1 EXECUTION 2 NO EXECUTION

During the execution of a service, two types of messages may be displayed:

These messages are described below:

Service processing messages
COMMAND CANNOT BE EXECUTED

COMMAND NOT AVAILABLE:

command recognized but not operational

COMMAND ERROR:

command not recognized (e.g., syntax error)

THE CALLER REFUSES

service rejected by "source"

THE SERVICE:

FastPADmp equipment (to which the terminals connected)

THE CALLED PARTY

service rejected by "destination"

REFUSES THE SERVICE:

FastPADmp equipment, e.g., request for downloading of a configuration when configuration is already in progress.

FACILITY BEING PROCESSED

PROCESSING ERROR:

detection of an error during the execution of the service.

LINK BROKEN OFF AT LEVEL OF FACILITY

INCORRECT EXECUTION:

incorrect execution of service

CORRECT EXECUTION:

service correctly executed

TELECOMMUNICATION ERROR MESSAGES

CALLING ADDRESS ERROR:

syntax error in address of "called" equipment

FACILITY ERROR:

syntax error in facilities

CONNECTION REFUSED:

application level of "source" or "destination" FastPADmp equipment rejects call set up

BREAK OFF AT SESSION LEVEL:

call broken off by session level

VC BROKEN OFF:

virtual circuit broken off by network protocol

THE REMOTE PARTY REFUSES THE CALL

LEVEL 4 BREAK OFF:

call broken off by transmission level

CALL DATA ERROR:

syntax error in call data.


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