363-206-305 Trouble Clearing:
TAP-107
Issue 3, June 2000 Page 19 of 22
DDM-2000 F
IBER
R
EACH
W
IDEBAND
S
HELF
lockout of service ABN When associated with a LOW SPEED (
LS
) service
slot, this message means that the specified low
speed
service slot is active and will not be switched
to protection. The lockout will remain in effect until
the protection switch is reset. (See the
switch-ls: command.)
LS prot assembly removed MJ The system has been reset with no low-speed
protection assembly installed. This is not a valid
system configuration. The user should install a
LOW SPEED protection assembly and execute the
reset function.
LS prot mode not chgd-(crs) MJ An attempt to change the low-speed protection
mode has failed because all cross connections
terminating on LOW SPEED ports were not
removed. The user should remove all such cross
connections and execute the reset function.
manual switch ABN The specified
DS1
,
DS1PM
, or
T1EXT
circuit pack
is manually switched to protection. The manual
switch will remain in effect until the protection
switch is reset or until a failure occurs and an
automatic switch preempts the manual switch.
(See the switch-ls: command.)
manual sync. mode switch ABN The synchronization mode has been manually
switched to holdover or free running and will
remain in that mode until the switch request is
reset. (See the switch-sync: command.)
OLIU connector failed MN Failure or removal of the OC-12
29-Type OLIU
faceplate connector which carries STS-1/STS-3c
ring pass through traffic on the OC-12 ring
interface on the FiberReach shelf.
Failure or removal of the OC-3
28-Type OLIU
faceplate connector.
OLIU CP failed CR or MN Internal equipment failure of the specified
OLIU
circuit pack.
program installation IP Status This system is being used to install software into
another system. If this procedure is interrupted
prior to completion, the remote systems’ control
circuit packs will likely become inoperable until
another install program attempt is successful.
Table B – RTRV-ALM Message Descriptions (Continued)
Description
Alarm
Level Meaning
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