Lucent Technologies Network Access Module - Manual (Page 65)

C-5
INA Module Maintenance Options
Each error statistic represents the sum of error events from all valid intervals including
the current interval. The message “9999” represents an overflow situation.
You can refresh the 24-hour total screen by pressing
→
Back and then pressing
→
24 hr
total again.
Current Events
The Current error event screen reports error statistics for the 15-minute interval that is
currently active. The elapsed minutes line displays the number of minutes that have
elapsed for the current interval. The elapsed minutes display ranges from 0 to 15 and is
rounded to the nearest minute. From your system programming console, use the
following sequence to access the Current screen. Be sure to select the corresponding
INA module slot number.
Menu: Maintenance
→
Slot
→
Slot#
→
Enter
→
Error Events
→
Current
The events reported are the same as for the 24 hour event totals screen.
You can refresh the Current screen by pressing
→
Back and then pressing
→
Current
again.
Selected Interval Events
The Selected Interval Events screen reports on error statistics for a specific 15-minute
interval from the past 24 hours. Ninety-six 15-minute intervals occur in a 24-hour
period. Interval 1 is the most recent 15 minute interval just before the current interval,
and interval 96 is the oldest interval. From your system programming console, use the
following sequence to select a specific interval from the Selected Interval Events screen.
Be sure to select the corresponding INA module slot number.
Menu: Maintenance
→
Slot
→
Slot#
→
Enter
→
ErrorEvents
→
Interval
→
Interval#
→
Enter
Note – Invalid intervals have all zeroes for error data, but no visual indication is given
to show that the interval is not valid. You can, however, compute the total number of
invalid intervals by subtracting the valid interval count on the 24-hour total screen from
96.
Clearing Error Events
The Clear Error Events screen causes error events for all intervals, including the current
interval, to be cleared. From your system programming console, use the following
sequence to access the Clear Error Events screen. Be sure to select the corresponding
INA module slot number.
Menu: Maintenance
→
Slot
→
Slot#
→
Enter
→
Error Events
→
Clear
To stop the clear event and retain all error events, press
→
Back or
→
Cancel. You will
return to the Error events screen.