154 OAMP for Meridian SL-100 networksDetected trouble conditions are classified in decreasing order of severity,such as critical, major and minor. Indications of current alarm classesexisting in the various maintenance subsystems are displayed on the MAPworkstation. Usually only critical and major alarm classes activate visual oraudible alarm devices.The alarm class is also printed on any log message concerning maintenanceoccurrences. If no alarm is associated with the log, the "information only"classification is printed.The alarm system can also be affected by commands given as input at theMAP workstation. For example, the SIL command can be input to silence anaudible alarm while troubleshooting is in progress.Log systemThe log system records and prints messages concerningmaintenance-related events. As output reports are generated, they arestored in the Meridian SL-100 log system in log buffers. Each subsystemhas a log buffer dedicated to it. Logs stored in these buffers can bedisplayed on the MAP workstation or printed.For more information about logs, refer to the Communication Server 2100Commercial Systems Log Report Reference Manual (555-4031-840).Line maintenanceThe MAP can also be used to perform line testing. These tests areperformed by entering the Line Test Position (LTP) menu. There is a shortand a long diagnostic for Line Concentrating Module (LCM) line circuits.The short diagnostic performs a transmission test that is designed to detect85 percent of the failures, whereas the long diagnostic detects virtually100 percent of the failures.The tests that can be performed fall under the following categories:Line Test PositionThe LTP provides the tools and functions required to locate and verify faultsand checks that corrective action is successful.The LTP consists of the following four MAP workstation levels:• LTP - line circuit oriented• LTPLTA - facility tests• LTPDATA - line transmission test tools for ISDN BRI lines• LTPMAN - line transmission test toolsCommunication Server 2100Meridian SL-100 Product Guide555-4001-103 20.01 StandardSE09 20 October 2006Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks Nortel Networks Confidential.