TAP-101
: Trouble Clearing 363-206-305
Page 2 of 6 Issue 3, June 2000
DDM-2000 F
IBER
R
EACH
W
IDEBAND
S
HELF
Figure 1 – Example of Active Alarms and Status Report
3.
NOTE:
Local alarm or status conditions have a
Source Address
of the local
slot, line, port, channel, path, cross-connection, or operations interface
(DCC, X.25, etc.) where the event occurred. (See
Addresses
in the
Commands and Reports section of this manual.) Use the
rtrv-alm
command to get another report, if necessary.
Note the
local
trouble indication in the
Description
column of the
Active
Alarm and Status Report
, starting with the highest alarm level (Critical)
listed in the
Alarm Level
column.
4. Use
opr-aco
command to silence active audible office alarms, if required.
5. Find the trouble description in Table A for the highest alarm level and go to the
indicated step or procedure.
/* Active Alarms and Status Report
========================================================
Alarm Source Date Time Srv Description
Level Address Detected
========================================================
CRITICAL main-2 MM-DD HH:MM:SS SA inc. OC1 LOS
--------------------------------------------------------
MAJOR m2-1-1-1 MM-DD HH:MM:SS inc. VT AIS
MAJOR dcc-m2 MM-DD HH:MM:SS section DCC chan fail
MAJOR dcc-m1 MM-DD HH:MM:SS section DCC chan fail
--------------------------------------------------------
MINOR main-1 MM-DD HH:MM:SS inc. OC1 LOS
--------------------------------------------------------
ne-acty - holdover mode active
*/
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