BusinessPhone Communication Platform 6.0
Dialogs

## Hardware Details

This dialog shows the hardware layout of the system, like the used slots, the type of board etc. Furthermore, this dialog shows if an upgrade of the CPU-D4/D5 and of the peripheral boards is possible. You can also shut down and activate a board, if you need to reconfigure the cabinet hardware.

To access the dialog, click on the “Boards” menu in the Configuration directory tree. The context menu appears. Select “Hardware details” from the context menu to open the dialog.

### General Information

LZY Information | Shows the entire central system software.
RYS Information | Shows a PROM circuit of the central system software.

Prom Device | To upgrade the central software on the CPU-D4/D5 it has to be equipped with FlashProms which can either be of type ATMEL or MACRONICS.

FECU

Info | FECU R1A
Release | The Release of your system: R11: 07; R12: 12; R13: 13.
Protection level | A value from 1 to 11. To upgrade the firmware remotely - R12, protection level 1 or higher is required.

Licensing Board | Board position, only displayed if a license file exists.

RP Information

Position | Board position
Name | Board descrition
Status | Only available in online mode
ROF/RYS |
Rev | Board version
HW |
Upg/Exe | Performed upgrades
I |

For more information about Licensing and FECU see facility description General (15534-ASB 150 02 Uen).

### Regional Processor (RP) Information

The cards can be installed in up to three cabinets. Empty slots are not shown by BMS.

Position | States the postion of the board (starting with 0).
Name | Shows the name of the selected board (e.g. CPU, MFU, ICCU).
Status | The status information of the respective board.
MISSING | A card has been initiated, but is now missing at this position.The type of the missing card is unknown.
MISPLACED | No card has been initiated at the current position.
WRONG TYPE | The original card at this position was of some other type.
DIFF NUM IND | The original card on this position had a different number of individuals. If this is wanted, the command UPDATE can be used to set the card to default values.
SHUTDOWN | The card is in shutdown mode.
CODE=nn | This displays a non-standard error code.
NO RESPONSE | The card does not respond to messages. This means that the UPDATE function will not work eighter.
ROF/RYS | In this column, you can see the number that is used by the system to address the card. The card name depends on the connection mode: If you are in online mode, the most likely hardware information is displayed to speed up the system start. If you refresh the dialog, the actual data is retrieved from the system. In offline mode there are two possibilities: If the stored configuration is the result of a transfer to the database, the card names of this system are used. If a card has been installed during offline mode, a name is used that gives somewhat different information (number of individuals, etc.).
Rev | This column shows the revision of the firmware as well as the R-state PCB of the board.
HW | This columm shows the hardware code of the board.
Upgrade/Exe | This column shows whether the board is remote upgradeable and from which PROM it currently starts up. There are three options: - Firmware upgrade is not supported. EPROM Firmware upgrade is supported, however it has either never been performed yet, or the revision in the EPROM is higher compared to the one in the FlashProm. FlashProm Firmware upgrade is supported and at least one upgrade has been performed already. Additionally, the FlashProm Revision and the EPROM Revision of the board can be displayed.
I | The number of individual types of this card.

### Shutting down a board

The shut down command must be executed before removing one or more board(s), in order to avoid a system restart.

Note

To shut down a board, the board must be registered in the E2 memory of the CPU-D4. You cannot shut down a misplaced or missing board or a wrong type of board.
Before shutting down an IC-CU_ board, it is recommended to save the data using the DECT Backup System (CSM) or the BMS (only IC-CU2). After replacing the IC-CU_ board, the configuration data from the previously installed board has to be uploaded again, otherwise you have to re-program all cordless telephone sets.

- In the Hardware Details dialog, mark the desired boards which are to be shut down (for example the MFU board).
- Click the Shut down button to deactivate the marked board(s).

### Replacing a board

- After you have shut down a board, wait until the new status is displayed.
- Replace the board by a new board of the same type.
- Mark the board and click on the Update button.

When the process has been completed, a confirmation is displayed, containing all the data of the operational board (PROM version, revision, etc.).

For more information about the hardware configuration, please refer to the document Maintenance Instruction(1541-ASB 150 02 Uen).

### Removing a board

If a peripheral board is no longer used in the current configuration, the following procedure has to be performed in order to remove these boards from the system.

- Switch off the system and remove the desired boards from the cabinet.
- Switch on the system again (The system starts up and performs an automatic restart).
- Connect BMS to the system.
- Select Boards in the tree view to open the context menu.
- Click on Hardware Details. The respective board is displayed as missing.
- Mark the desired board position and click on the Update button to remove the board.

### Restart of peripheral boards

If an error occurs, you can initiate a restart of the respective individual board.

- Connect BMS to the system.
- Select “Boards” in the tree view to open the context menu.
- Click on “Hardware details”.
- Mark the respective board position.
- Click on the Restart button.

- The system restart will be performed.

Note

Boards that are used for the connection of BMS to the system are marked with “used” on the right side. These boards can not be restarted. Furthermore, you cannot perform a restart of the CPU board. To restart a CPU board, you have to use the regular system restart feature.

#### Actions

Restart |  | To restart the selected board(s) after a hardware installation. |
Shutdown |  | To shutdown the selected board(s) before you start with a hardware installation. |
Update |  | To start the initialization of a new board. |
Dump |  | To save the information as a file. |

For further information about the hardware details and boards, see Installation Instruction ASB 150 02 (1531-ASB 150 02 Uen).

Revision: B © Ericsson Enterprise 2004