MAS - SPM - Dialogic Line Tester (Dialogic Analog, Set Emulation & QSIG)

The Dialogic Line Test Application verifies that the voice ports are correctly configured and connected to the PBX. It tests Dialogic Analog, Dialogic Set Emulation (DSE), and Dialogic QSIG ports.

Your service technician uses this tool as part of testing the installation of your system. However, you may also use it as a troubleshooting tool.

Launching the Application

On your Windows desktop, click the Start > Programs > Avaya Modular Messaging > Dialogic Line Tester menu.

The system displays the Dialogic DSE - Line Test Application window.

The Status column tells you the status of the channel.

Procedure 1: Testing a Port:

Click a port in the list.

Dial the number of the port from a telephone.

The status of the port should change to Receiving Call.

Hang up the telephone, and wait until the port changes to Waiting for Call.

Click the port again.

Type a real telephone number into the Dial Number field, and click Dial Number.

The status of the port should change to Dialing Number. Other status changes may follow.

If a channel has an error, it changes to a flashing red color. If a channel is in error or locked in a state inappropriately, you can reset the channel.

Procedure 2: Correcting a Port Problem:

Click the channel.

Click Reset or, if multiple channels have problems, click Reset All.

The channel returns to the Waiting for Call state. If not, you may need to reconfigure or replace the voice card.

Procedure 3: Modifying QSIG Parameters, if the Card Handles the QSIG Protocol:

Click Tools > Options.

The system displays the QSIG Options dialog box.

In the Layer 1 Protocol field, click G.711 A-Law or G.711 �-Law (mu-law).

Note: Ensure that the form of G.711 encoding matches that of the switch. In general, �-law (mu-law) is used in North America and Japan, and A-law is used in Europe. If your choice of encoding scheme does not match the switch, then audio will sound garbled.

In the Number Type field, click Unknown, International, National, or Local.

In the Number Plan field, click Unknown, ISDN/Telephony (E.164/E.163), or Private.