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MikeDThePhoneGuy (Vendor)
23 May 12 14:46
Looking for info on how I can check what my SSC cards hardware level is in programming.
I have an SSC card that the faceplate says is a "CA" yet the Nortel Label on it says it is a "GA".
Is there anyway I can look in programming to get the hardware info from.
I know on many boards I can go to LD 32 and "IDC" them, or I can go to LD 17 and "Inv Generate Cards" but neither will work for the SSC itself.
It doesn't show on the Boot either...So I would really appreciate any help from anyone out there. Thanks!
MikeDThePhoneGuy (Vendor)
23 May 12 15:15
Sorry just realized I had a typo...It should be LD 117 for the Inv check
bhassell2000 (TechnicalUser)
23 May 12 15:48
INV PRT CARDS in ld 117 should work I thought, what software level is your system?

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MikeDThePhoneGuy (Vendor)
23 May 12 15:53
Sorry bhassell2000 it doeasn't work...I did try that one already...and the s/w level is 25.15...
firebirdscrambler (Programmer)
24 May 12 7:36
I don't think you can get the actual SSC item code.

For release 25.15 the minimum version should be

11C/Cabinet NTDK20CA Rlse 24.25 with 4 –5 cabinets – 25.XX and Succession 3.

The minimum software daughterboard should be a

NTTK13AA 48 Meg Rlse 24.25 – 25.XX and Succession 3

You can also use a NTTK25AA 48 Meg Rlse 25.XX and Succession

All the best

Firebird Scrambler
Meridian 1 / Succession and BCM / Norstar Programmer in the UK
http://www.linkedin.com/in/davidbromley

If it's working, then leave it alone!.

MikeDThePhoneGuy (Vendor)
24 May 12 14:30
So firebirdscrammbler, there is NO WAY in programming to verify the H/W itself on an SSC card??? I find that really asinine on Nortel's part if that is so...Are we just supposed to blindly trust the information on an easily removed and replace sticker and faceplate?
Triton101 (MIS)
24 May 12 16:00
what do you get if you go to LD 135 and STAT CPU?

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kstaff22 (TechnicalUser)
24 May 12 16:15
Sorry Mike---but there is NO way to tell the vintage in programming--it is what it is---or was!!
BUT---both the CA and GA have the same DRAM and that can be viewed in LD 135

ld 135
stat mem


SRAM: 128 kb
DRAM: 16 Mb--------------------this is the mem on the SSC
Program Store: 32 Mb-------software DB
Flash Drive: 16 Mb ---software db
the program store and flash combined is 48 mb------so it is either an NTTK25AA or NTTk13AA
hawks (IS/IT--Management)
24 May 12 17:03
Found this statement on slide 20 of a Bell Canada release 5.0 upgrade presentation.

“Card vintage and release can only be determined by physical inspection”

http://www.cannua.com/presentations/presentations/oreo/040808_1.ppt#256,1,Nortel CS1000 → Release 5.0 UPGRADES
jrhyne (TechnicalUser)
26 May 12 9:46
LD 22
REQ PRT Print
TYPE CINV Core Inventory list
phones1 (TechnicalUser)
28 May 12 5:26
does the hardware not identify itself during s'ware load, unfortunately this means you need to put the install media in & look at the tools menu in utilities???? Not 100% sure but think that’s right

Remember if it doesn't work hit it harder

Scott UK

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