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3. A/BSwitching: From the Circuit Control Menu, click the down arrow in the "Action"
column for the desired circuit(s), then select position "A" or position "B" from the
dropdown menu and click on the "Confirm Circuit Actions" button. Next the
AFS-16 will display a screen which lists the selected switching action(s) and asks
for confirmation before proceeding. Click on the "Execute Circuit Actions" button to
complete the command.
4. SettingCircuitstotheDefaultState: From the Circuit Control Menu, click the
down arrow in the "Action" column for the desired circuit(s), then select "Default"
from the dropdown menu and click on the "Confirm Circuit Actions" button. Next
the AFS-16 will display a screen which lists the selected switching action(s) and
asks for confirmation before proceeding. Click on the "Execute Circuit Actions"
button to complete the command; all selected circuits will be set to their user-
defined default state.
5. ApplyingaCommandtoAllCircuits: From the Circuit Control Menu, click the
down arrow in the "Action" column in the "All Circuits" row, then select the desired
operation from the dropdown menu and click on the "Confirm Circuit Actions"
button. Next the AFS-16 will display a screen which lists the selected switching
action(s) and asks for confirmation before proceeding. Click on the "Execute Circuit
Actions" button to apply the selected command to all AFS-16 Circuits.
Note:Wheneachcommandiscomplete,theCircuitStatusScreenwillbe
displayed.Atthattime,theStatusScreenwilllisttheupdatedA/Bstatusofeach
circuit.
9.1.2. The Circuit Group Control Screen - Web Browser Interface
The Circuit Group Control Screen is used to apply A/B switching commands to all
circuits in a user-defined Circuit Group. As described in Section 5.7, Circuit Groups
allow you to define a group of circuits, dedicated to a similar purpose or client, and then
direct switching commands to the group, rather than switching one circuit at a time.
To invoke A/B switching commands, proceed as follows:
1. Access the AFS-16 Command Mode as described in Section 5.1.
2. Click on the "Circuit Group Control" link on the left hand side of the screen to
display the Circuit Group Control Screen.
Notes:
• WhentheCircuitGroupControlScreenisdisplayedbyanaccountthat
permitsAdministratororSuperUsercommandaccess,alluser-definedCircuit
Groupswillbedisplayed.
• WhentheCircuitControlScreenisdisplayedbyanaccountthatpermitsUser
orViewOnlylevelcommands,thescreenwillonlyincludetheCircuitGroups
thatareallowedbytheaccount.