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A microprocessor monitors functional alarms throughout the network and transmits them on a shared data bus. An engineer can access this alarm bus from any location using a PC to view terminal status. The same bus can set near and far end loops to help trace faults and test installations. This integrated maintenance system is supplemented by a service channel with digital and analog interfaces. The local terminal interface can control settings like frequency and power during installation and provide initial fault indications.

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Operation & Maintenance

A microprocessor monitors functional alarms throughout the network and transmits them on a shared data bus. An engineer can access this alarm bus from any location using a PC to view terminal status. The same bus can set near and far end loops to help trace faults and test installations. This integrated maintenance system is supplemented by a service channel with digital and analog interfaces. The local terminal interface can control settings like frequency and power during installation and provide initial fault indications.

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Operation & Maintenance

A microprocessor monitors all functional alarms and transmits them on a data bus extended throughout the network. The service engineer can access the alarm bus at any location using a PC, giving an overview of the terminal status. Using the same bus, near-end and far-end loops can be set in order to facilitate fault tracing and make an installation test. This integrated maintenance system is further supplemented by a service channel with digital and/or analog interface. The local supervision interface (display and switches) on the MMU can, for example, be used to set frequency, transmitter on/off and output power during installation. The local supervision interface can also give a first fault indication. See Section 10.2 on page 282. Two PC programs are available for installation and supervision of MINI-LINK E: MINI-LINK Netman, for centralized supervision MINI-LINK Service Manager (MSM), for local service of terminals, including installation and fault finding 22

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