Re: (PM) Locating a bad Modem

James Sneeringer (jvs@ocslink.com)
Wed, 26 Nov 1997 14:16:07 -0600 (CST)

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On Wed, 26 Nov 1997, Y. Chen wrote:
| By " show modems " on PM3, we know that M30, attaching to port S41 is
| not working properly and I believe this is the hardware problem that I
| want replace it. Instead of replacing all 6 of the modem cards, I want
| to locate on which modem card the bad one is and only replace that one.
| Is there any way I can figure it out?

The modems and modem cards are numbered sequentially, and the numbers
don't change. The top slots are 1-2-3 (left to right), and the bottom
slots are 4-5-6. Slot 1 handles M0 to M9, slot 2 has M10 to M19, etc.,
so M30 would be the first modem in slot 4 (lower left slot).

This is the case for both 8- and 10-modem cards.

-James

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