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6-6 Preliminary May 9, 2000 APX 8000/MAX TNT/DSLTNT Physical Interface Configuration Guide
Configuring MultiDSP Cards (MAX TNT, APX 8000)
Configuring a MultiDSP card
For example, enter the following command to display information about a 96-port MultiDSP
card (identified as madd2-card) installed in shelf 1, slot 10 of a MAX TNT unit:
admin> show 1 10
{ shelf-1 slot-10 0 } UP madd2-card:
{ shelf-1 slot-10 1 } UP madd-modem-1
{ shelf-1 slot-10 2 } UP madd-modem-2
{ shelf-1 slot-10 3 } UP madd-modem-3
...
{ shelf-1 slot-10 96 } UP madd-modem-96
Verifying that installed software and software versions are correct
The dircode command displays descriptions and version numbers of all software currently
installed on the unit’s flash memory card.
Use the dircode command to verify that the software version numbers for the system (shelf
controller) and MultiDSP card (shown as madd-card) are correct.
The following example shows the installed software versions for a MAX TNT system (shelf
controller) and 48-port MultiDSP card:
admin> dircode
Flash card code directory:
Card 1, directory size 16
shelf-controller 1838073 Thu Jan 6 19:15:52 2000 Version 8.0.0
madd-card 1336282 Thu Jan 6 19:16:00 2000 Version 8.0.0
Configuring a MultiDSP card
When a unit detects the presence of a card in one of its slots, the unit creates default profiles
appropriate for that type of card. Some default profiles might need to be reconfigured when a
new card is installed in a slot.
Minimal configuration is required to set up MultiDSP services on a unit. Licensed MultiDSP
services are automatically enabled. Depending on the type of MultiDSP card installed, 48 or 96
default call routes are created for each enabled service when the card is installed.
Configuration might be required for implementing VoIP MultiVoice functionality. VoIP
MultiVoice configuration is described in the MultiVoice for MAX TNT Configuration Guide.
MultiDSP configuration includes the following tasks:
• Verifying that the correct software licenses are loaded on the MAX TNT or APX 8000
unit and that the desired MultiDSP services are enabled. The Base profile provides this
information.
• Confirming that the call routes are correct for the desired MultiDSP services. The
Call-Route profile controls call routing in the unit. The unit automatically generates call
routes for modem calls and licensed services when a MultiDSP card is installed or when
the slot -r and slot -u commands are issued.