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The "NMC Panel" application either starts automatically when Windows is launched or when the pro
gram icon is clicked.
Once it is started up, the "NMC Panel" program presents the "Login" window.
You must be able to access all the applications with the maximum authorisation level when you use the
application for the first time. A default administrator account with the name "SUPERUSER" and the
password "SUPERUSER" exists for this purpose.
This account will enable you to obtain the necessary authorisation. Do not forget to create your
own login (with the administrator rights) with your own password and then delete the default
login.
To do this, use the "AdminSetUp" application.
In normal usage, the session opening procedure identifies the user and ensures that he may only access
the applications for which he has authorisation.
Enter your "login" (account) and your password in the corresponding areas.
Only users with access level "0", i.e. declared as administrators, may save changes made to the configu
ration.
If your login and password are correct, a welcome window will greet you.
After a few seconds, the "NMC Panel" group window is displayed. It comprises a menu bar and,
depending on your software version and your rights, different icons which represent the applications in
the "NMC Panel" group window.
2.2 Menus
The "NMC Panel" window menu bar has the following menus: Control, View, Options and Help. Each
menu has the following commands:
Lock Application: this command reduces a "NMC Panel" group application which is open down to
an icon and locks it.
Unlock Application: this command is used to unlock an application by entering the "login" password.
Exit: this command is used to exit the "NMC Panel" application. You will be asked to confirm the exit.
Status Bar: this command is used to display or hide the status bar at the bottom of the window.
Language: this command is used to select the language used in the applications.
Save Settings on Exit: this command saves the configuration when you exit the application. If this
option is selected, the modification you make when using the application (language, etc.) will be saved
when you exit the "NMC Panel" application.
Run at startup: this command is used to launch the "NMC Panel" application when Windows is run.
Search for Help On: this command is used to find help on a subject in a string of text.
How to Use Help: this command displays information on how to use the on-line help.
About Alcatel Panel... : this command displays general information on the "NMC Panel" application
(version, dates, etc.).
3.1 Setup
This application configures and provides a simple interface which describes the nodes involved in the
connection of a PC to one or more PABXs. The "Setup" application is used to manage connectivity, data
retrieval requirements and other general configuration data. In addition, this application is used to con
figure the nodes very quickly and to display all the information which relates to each node in a single
window.
It enables a company's name and address to be modified without reinitialising the application.
It also enables a certain number of charging software parameters to be configured for an A4715 or
A4740 platform.
Using this application, the administrator may add or remove a user or, where necessary, modify his
rights. He also defines the applications the user may access.
3.5 Uninstall
3.6 DB Admin
It is used to save the "Call Accounting" application's database and the files which are required for the
A4740 platform.
3.7 Configuration
It has:
- a Man/Machine interface which is adapted to the type of machine and the version (synchro opera
tion),
- the possibility of exchanging data between PABXs,
- the possibility of duplicating the configuration of a standard PABX to another PABX,
- the possibility of importing or exporting data from a word processing or spreadsheet type office soft
ware package.
It is intended to manage, analyse, distribute and optimise telephone costs. It provides extended user-
friendly services for telecommunications charging management. The services provided include:
- a large number of report definitions which are ready to use,
- the history of reports classed by year, quarter, month, week, etc.,
- interactive automatic report creation,
- flexible report customisation tool,
- automatic collection of raw PABX data (charging tickets),
- archiving/retrieval/export of reports as files which may be used by other software packages,
- control of access to charging services by user name and password (by access types).
Traffic observation enables a telephone system manager to check that one or more PABXs are operating
correctly and to monitor the quantity and quality of the services provided.
To do this, the "Past Time Performance" application uses the results of the observations of a certain
number of meters present in the PABX. These results are transferred periodically to the application's PC.
This application is used to manage the alarms generated by the different A4740 platform applications
(charging, traffic observation) and any incidents returned by the PABX. It operates as a background task
and a beep may be transmitted each time a new alarm is received.
It is used to retrieve the object model of the designated A4400 PABX. This operation is used to generate
the Man/Machine interface which corresponds to the PABX software version on the A4730/A4740
application.
They are used to save PABX data to a PC's hard disk or, conversely, to restore a backup stored on a PC's
hard disk to an A4400 PABX.
4400 Save Restore applies to A4400 PABX versions up to R2.0 + certain R2.1 versions.
4400 Archive Data applies to A4400 PABX versions from R2.1.
It facilitates public network translator update operations (ARS route list no., Timetable no. etc.).
ARS is a PABX application which enables the best route to be selected to establish a call.