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Failure to communicate. Telepacific Adtran putting out a partial PRI, 1st 8 channels and a "D" channel on 24. The circuit is good to the T-Berd, can make calls out on it.
The L2 LED does not come on and Telepacific people in the switch cannot see the "D" channel. Double and triple and quadruple checked programming, everything looks normal, can pull up a trunk, dial but the call never goes anywhere because the switch doesn't see the "D" channel.
Any great ideas?
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What slot is the Tepri card in? Single or double cabinet? Lastest software on the card?
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What kind of system is it? I had a similar problem happen to me, the problem that I had was that the dip switches on the PRI card was not in the correct positions. I was working on a os7100. Hope that helps/
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It is in a 7200, cabinet 1 slot 5 and set to clock off that cabinet/card position.
There is an expansion cabinet with just the voicemail. Main cabinet has 16 dil, 16 dli, combo trunk, MGI and TEPRIa.
System was installed in March but they found out they had a contract with their old dial tone vendor and it just expired, too expensive to buy out.
There are only two jumpers on the card (still at factory default), none on the top of the card as it shows in the most current manual I can find.
The card has a set of six LEDs on the top row of LEDs, not two sets of four as shown in the manual but the LED labels correspond to documentation.
The L2 LED won't light and Telepacific can't see the "D"channel. Grab any of the 8 trunks, get dial tone, dial a number and it won't go through and TP can't see any "D" channel info on their switch.
I've never once had a defective T-1 card on the DCS and never a defective TEPRI card on a 100 or 500 so it is hard to suspect the card but I don't know where else to go.
The TEPRIa card has been reseated three times, shows up in 806, has been restarted multiple times both in software and power down/power up.
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Try it out in slot 3. I seem to recall that when I once had one in slot 5 that I had that problem. If that fails what is the software level on both systems. You might want to get everything to the latest and greatest (sort of) software level.
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The Tepri card can go in slots 3,4 & 5 of the main cabinet but as Telcom say's I too would recommend slot 3, being the first clocking slot.
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Bunnie - a good start would be to go to the Samsung website and download 4.22 and the last PRI SW just posted in the last couple days. We have yet to see a bad PRI card (7000 series). One of the four pins makes no sense. USER/NETWORK -- and you want USER. When I think network, I think telco. Do you like how small the dip/pins are? - and covered with that film to boot??? 1.0 reading glasses + magnifying glass + LED light Also- plug in a loopback 1,2_4,5 - and see if the card syncs up with clock source, L2.
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Thank you so much for the loopback idea, I think 1 goes to 5 and 2 goes to 4, yes???
We could only find two jumpers. This is a TEPRIa card and it has a top row off six LEDs where the last pix available in the manual have two rows of four LEDs. There are no jumpers where the photo shows jumpers.
If anyone has an install sheet of the new TEPRIa card with the row of 6 LEDs on top, could you please contact me or send an email with a .pdf?
Thanks, I will try the loopback ASAP.
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Pin 1 and 2 are on, 3 and 4 are off. I believe this is the way the card is out of the box. These are the only jumpers/changes that should be made on the card.
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We also always use an Adtran CSU ace between the telco NIU and PRI card if the telco/carrier is not providing any type of CSU/DSU. I know that is not always done, but it is handy to be able to have the customer look at the NET/EQUIP led LOS lights and/or flip a switch to provide a loopback. They are cheap.
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