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Figure 35 Conventional Channel Configuration
Dialog Box
A CEC/IMC Manager can only program/configure its (local)
conventional channels. When local conventional channel programming
is saved at a CEC/IMC Manager, the channel aliases and channel LIDs
of the changed channels are sent to all other CEC/IMCs in the StarGate
network. This allows remote conventional channel information to be
viewed (read-only function) at all other CEC/IMC Managers in the
StarGate network. When viewing remote conventional channel
information, displayed read-only information includes the remote
channel's CEC/IMC switch assignment number (33 – 64), its LID
number, its alias, and the range of conventional channels assigned to the
remote CEC/IMC. The switch assignment number and the channel
range can be viewed in the Channel Location group of the
Conventional Channel Configuration dialog box, Figure 35. The
table below, Table 7, breaks out channel locations for 64 channels
maximum per CEC/IMC.
In CEC/IMC software/firmware previous to version 4.0, LIDs 1 thru 64
had to be reserved for conventional channels if these channels were
going to be patched to trunked groups. In version 4.0 (and later), any
free LID can be assigned to a conventional channel. This prevents
requiring LIDs 1 thru 255 for conventional channels in a StarGate
network.