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16382 range and must not conflict with other unit ID numbers in the
System Manager's LID database. Number 16383 is the default for
uninitialized consoles and indicates to the MOM Controller Board that
the console is not configured. The Console Alias field defines an 8-
character alias for each console. The default alias is "CONS XX."
This alias is also used for display purposes, if a console initiates a call,
its alias will be displayed on other consoles which are monitoring the
call. There are three possible scenarios for Unit ID (LID) and Console
Alias based on the version of System Manager in use (discussed below).
System Manager 6.0 and greater
In systems with a System Manager running V6.0 or greater
software, the Unit ID (LID) and Console Alias fields are read only.
This data must be programmed at the System Manager and then
downloaded to the CEC/IMC Manager prior to Console User
Profile configuration. (See SYSTEM MANAGER DATABASE
UPLOADS.)
System Manager 5.0
In systems with a System Manager running V5.0 software, the Unit
ID (LID) and Console Alias fields may be edited. The Unit ID
values entered in these fields must be valid LIDs (existing at the
System Manager) and identified as consoles at the System
Manager, and be downloaded to the CEC/IMC Manager prior to
Console User Profile configuration. (See SYSTEM MANAGER
DATABASE UPLOADS.)
System Manager prior to 5.0
In systems with a System Manager running a version of software
previous to 5.0, the Unit ID (LID) and Console Alias fields may be
edited. The values entered in these fields must be valid LIDs at the
System Manager.
All consoles with a unit ID less than 16383 are contained in the console
unit ID database, and will be uploaded from the CEC/IMC Manager to
the MOM Controller Board if so requested by a CEC/IMC Manager
console upload from the
File Transfer system option. The LID
number in this field should match the selected console's LID in the
System Manager LID database in a trunked configuration. In a pure
conventional system, there is no System Manager database and the
console ID number must not conflict with any conventional ID number
in the system.