Meridian Mail ADAN Programming

Meridian Mail uses two (ADAN) data ports on the Meridian 1 switch:

Applications Module Link (AML), also known as the Command and Status Link (CSL), communicates commands and status information between Meridian Mail and the Meridian 1. It is programmed in LD 17, printed in LD 22, and administered in LD 48.

REQ  prt
TYPE adan aml
 
ADAN     AML 9       port 9, used for the Application Module Link (AML)
  CARD 10 
  PORT 1 
  DES  
  BPS  4800 
  CLOK EXT 
  IADR 003 
  RADR 001 
  T1   10 
  T2   002 
  T3   040 
  N1   128 
  N2   08 
  K    7 
  RXMT 05 
  CRC  10 
  ORUR 005 
  ABOR 005 
  ENL  YES 
 
REQ

Low Speed Link (LSL) is used for the administration TTY, it's built on TTY 8.
To access the terminal, type AX. To return, type CTRL ].

REQ  prt
TYPE adan tty 8
 
ADAN     TTY 8      port 8, used for the system administration terminal
  TTY_TYPE LSL 
  CAB 00 
  CARD 10 
  PORT 0 
  DES  MER_MAIL_ACCESS
  BPS  9600 
  BITL 8
  STOP 1
  PARY NONE 
  FLOWTYPE MAIL
 
REQ

An Option 11 (Card Option) uses port 9 for the Application Module Link (AML) and port 8 for the system administration terminal.

Checking and activating the AML:

If Meridian Mail is not responding, enter LD 48, and check the AML status:

.stat aml
AML: 09 ESDI: 09 
  LYR2: DISABLED    LYR7: DOWN DSBL

Enter ENL AML n ACMS to initiate the AML Auto Setup sequence, and establish the link.
You may have to DIS AML n first, if enabled but not repsonding.

.enl aml 9 acms                                 Initiate the AML Auto Setup sequence...
.stat aml 9
AML: 09 ESDI: 09 
  LYR2: AUTO SETUP  LYR7: DOWN DSBL AUTO SETUP  Still down...
.
ESDA002 9   9:43:30  1/07/2013                  Link 9 link layer connected, at time & date.

CSA003 9   9:43:30  1/07/2013                   Command and Status Link 9 is now active.
.stat aml 9
AML: 09 ESDI: 09 
  LYR2: CONNECTED   LYR7: ACTIVE  EMPTY         Meridian Mail is now active!
.

Dial the Meridian Mail access number, and Joan Kenley should answer with: "Meridian Mail. Mailbox?".