Status/Connection; Status/Current-Time; Status/Operating-Time - ELSA LANCOM Business Manuel De L'utilisateur

Error messages are retained for 60 seconds. Information with regard to the enabling and
disabling of S interfaces is also displayed.
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The up and down cursor keys can be used to scroll through the individual lines; use the
left and right cursor keys to navigate within the line itself. Although a width of only
16 characters is available, the display has a total width of 40 characters (the visible
section can be moved). The display returns to the start 5 seconds after the last horizontal
movement.
Device status and device error messages
Channel-independent device status messages and especially error messages (with
simultaneous flashing Power/Msg LED) are displayed in this mode.
automatically switches to this mode in the event of an error.
The up and down cursor keys permit scrolling through all available messages. The model
number (e.g. "Model 4100") and the firmware version always appear as the final
message. This display also appears immediately after switching the unit on, before
changing to the last current display mode. The error messages in this mode can also be
up to 40 characters long.
The Mode key switches between the display modes described above.
The Clr key clears the errors displayed in the device status and device error message
display modes.

Status/Connection

The Status/Connection menu option displays the status messages for the individual
channels.
/Connection-state
Connection

Status/Current-time

This displays the current device time, used, e.g., for the least-cost-router calculations or
certain statistics. The time can be read from the ISDN (ISDN time, see also Setup/time
module) or set manually (with the 'time' command).

Status/Operating-time

The operating time of the router since it was last started is displayed here in days hours,
minutes and seconds.
Description of the menu options
Running status displays
CH01: Ready; CH02: Ready
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