Maintenance Object Repair Procedures
555-233-123
10-1234 Issue 4 May 2002
Notes:
a. A permanent switched call was dropped. Check the ‘‘Link Recovery’’
section.
b. The TN765 Processor Interface circuit pack detected an error on a specific
link via background maintenance. If the link is down, busyout and then
release the link. If this fails, check all connections. If the error reappears
consistently, see ‘‘Link Recovery’’ section.
c. Processor Interface software or firmware detected an error condition on
this link. Internal software should initiate the recovery for the link. If the link
is still down, see the ‘‘Link Recovery’’ section.
Aux values of concern; any others can be ignored.
d. Translation Error—check all administration for the link. Possibly the
destination DS1-BD or DIG-BD is not inserted. Busyout and then release
the link to restart it. This is not a Processor Interface hardware problem.
Aux values of concern; any others can be ignored.
0 Processor Interface circuit pack indicates that the ISDN-PRI link is down.
1 An internal software audit indicates that this link has been in overload for
at least 20 seconds and is hung.
2 No internal software buffers are available to process a link transition (that
is, down to up, or up to down). The transition is lost.
17 The allocation of a new software write buffer to the Processor Interface
circuit pack failed.
2 Link translation error. If the communication-processor link form indicates this
link’s destination is a tac+extension, then bring up the dial plan form. If an
extension exists with the same first digit as the tac, then this PI link will not
establish. To alleviate this problem, either remove the extension on the dial
plan form, or change the destination field on the communication-processor link
form to use a UDP extension to dial the far-end.
8 Port not administered in software.
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