TAP-107
: Trouble Clearing 363-206-305
Page 6 of 22 Issue 3, June 2000
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controln Status The specified environmental control point
(miscellaneous discrete output) is active.
Note:
The actual message that appears in the Active
Alarms and Status Report for this condition
can be provisioned; this is the default message.
(See the rtrv-attr-cont: and
set-attr-cont: commands.)
Likely cause:
The system was instructed to close
the environmental control point by the closing of
the corresponding environmental control input at
the far end.
CP not allowed - (crs) CR or MN The circuit pack does not support the manual
cross-connection(s) currently provisioned for this
slot. The user should change the circuit pack type
or change the cross-connection(s) to the slot.
CP not allowed - (eqpt) MJ or MN A
DS1
,
DS1PM
, or
T1EXT
circuit pack is installed
in a low-speed slot and has caused a protection
mismatch between a service slot and a protection
slot. Change service or protection circuit pack to
eliminate mismatch. Identifies a circuit pack
upgrade that is not allowed. User will have to
update the slot pair to "auto" before inserting the
new circuit pack type.
CP removed CR, MJ or
MN
A circuit pack previously installed in this system is
removed. The circuit pack should be replaced, or
an update (upd) command should be done to
remove it from the system equipment list.
dormant/executing code mismatch Status This alarm condition is raised when the network
element (NE) detects that dormant software exists
on the NE with a release number that does not
match the release number of the executing
software.
DS1 CP failed MJ or MN Internal equipment failure of the specified
DS1
circuit pack.
DS1PM CP failed MJ or MN Internal equipment failure of the specified
DS1PM
circuit pack.
DS1 loopback ABN A loopback (toward the optical fiber) is active on
the specified T1 port. (See the opr-lpbk-t1:
and rls-lpbk-t1: commands.)
DS1 loopback (to fiber) ABN A loopback (toward the optical fiber) is active on
the specified T1 port. (See the opr-lpbk-t1:
and rls-lpbk-t1: commands.)
Table B – RTRV-ALM Message Descriptions (Continued)
Description
Alarm
Level Meaning
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