BusinessPhone Communication Platform 6.0
Dialogs

## Onboard Tracing

The Onboard Tracing dialog shows all cards and their firmware version that could be found by the BMS. BMS can trace BTU-B, BTU-D, ELU-D3, MFU, MFU2, IPU, and ICCU2 cards. If a card cannot be traced (either because tracing on this cards is not supported, or the firmware version does not support tracing, or the card has is offline) this card is greyed-out.

Note

You need to have an online connection to a system to start the onboard tracing!

#### CARD - Information about the hardware

- Pos.:
  The card slot in the BusinessPhone cabinet. “Sub”-cards on MFU or similar cards show the same (the MFU’s) slot number.
- Type:
  The card type. If the card is part of another card that other card will be shown in braces.
- Rev.:
  Firmware version
- Status:
  OK means that the card is available and online.

#### Tracing - Information about the trace

- Status:
  The tracing status of a card.
- Action:
  If an action is possible, it is displayed here. Click on the link to submit the appropriate command to the BusinessPhone.
- Options:
  This link is used to set the trace options. (see also Settings for BTUB and Settings for ICCU)
- Memory:
  To read out the RP memory, if appropriate.
- Size:
  The size of memory that is used by existing trace data, except for IPU and ELUD cards. For these cards a correct determination is not possible prior to reading the memory, using the read link will get correct data, though.
- Start Addr.:
  The start address of the trace data region.
- · End Addr.: The end address of the trace data region.

### To run the onboard tracing:

- In the Configuration directory tree, open the “Maintenance” menu and select “Onboard Tracing”.
- Click on “start” in the Tracing Action column. This will start the tracing process.
- Check that the Tracing Status shows “running”.
- Make an incoming ISDN call, answer the call, and terminate the call.
- Click on “STOP” in the Tracing Action column. This will stop the tracing process.
- Click on “read” in the Tracing Memory column. This will open the Trace Download dialog.
- In the Trace Download dialog, click on the Save -> View button. The trace file is saved and will open in a new browser window called “Onboard trace decoding”.
- In the Onboard trace decoding browser window, click on the HELP link to see all explanations.

Revision: B © Ericsson Enterprise 2004