Specifications

Installation and Operation Manual Chapter 6 Troubleshooting and Diagnostics

IPmux-8/16 Ver. 6.00 Monitoring IPmux-8/16 Performance 6-19

A new END event (such as SN ERRORS END SLOT1 PORT1 BNDL1) is stored

in the event log if the number of errors has been below threshold during the

last minute.

With the interval set to 1 second, an event specifying the number of errors that

occurred during the last second is stored in the event log. The even is stored if

a number of errors exceeded threshold. For example, SN ERRORS END

SLOT1 PORT1 BNDL1 20 EV’S means that within the last second 20 sequence

errors occurred. This event is logged only if the threshold has been configured

to a value from 1 to 19.

Displaying Bundle Connection Statistics

Bundle Connection Statistics screen provides information on the sequence errors

and jitter buffer underflow/overflow counters. Statistics are collected for 96

150-minute intervals for every open bundle.

Path: Main > Performance Monitoring > Bundle Connection Statistics.

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To view the bundle connection status:

1. From the Main menu, select Performance Monitoring.

2. From the Performance Monitoring menu, select Bundle Connection Statistics.

The Bundle Connection Statistics screen appears (

Figure 6-7).

3. From the Bundle Connection Statistics screen, select Bundle Number and

enter the number of the bundle which connection status you intend to display.

Type F to view the status of the next or previous open bundle.

4. From the Bundle Connection Statistics screen, select Interval and enter the

number of the 15-minute, which statistics you intend to display (1–96), or type

N or P to browse the stored interval statistics.

Interval time indication is presented as follows:

 Time Since – Time (in seconds) elapsed since the beginning of the

currently active interval.

 Start Time – Time and date of the beginning of the stored interval.

The current active interval is always marked as interval 0, the previous interval is

marked as 1 and so on. Whenever a new interval is started, the counters are reset

to zero.

5. Type R to reset the counters.

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