NEC SL1100 - Page 567

Alarm
No.
Type
Re-
port
Name
Content of
Alarm
Cause Action Recovery
Alarm
Status
63 0 0 SIP-MLT
trouble in-
formation.
1. The trouble
occurred by
the SIP-
MLT rela-
tion.
2. The DSP
resource
could not
be acquired
at incom-
ing/outgo-
ing.
3. The nego-
tiation with
VoIPDB
failed.
1. The packet
loss occurred
on the network
or the wiring
cutting occur-
red.
2. DSP of
VoIPDB not
acquired.
Confirm whether
each equipment
such as wirings
and HUB is nor-
mal.
WAR
64 1 0 VoIPDB
LAN Link
Error.
The link of LAN
of VoIPDB came
off.
1. LAN cable is
defective.
2. Connected
HUB broken.
3. Defect CPU.
1. Confirm LAN
connector and
wiring.
2. Check with
maker on un-
certain points.
When the
connection
returns nor-
mally, the er-
ror is recov-
ered.
ERR
REC
65 0 0 VOIPDB
trouble in-
formation.
When DSP of
VoIPDB notifies
Error.
VoIPDB. Defective. 1. Possibility of
defective hard-
ware.
2. Check with
maker on un-
certain points.
WAR
66 2 0 SIP ex-
tension
License
Error.
More than the
number of licen-
ses to which the
SIP extension
terminal was
turned on at
REGISTER.
• Wrong number
of licenses.
1. Confirm the
number of li-
censes for SIP
extension ter-
minals.
2. Check with
maker on un-
certain points.
When the
number of
registration of
SIP extension
terminals falls
below the
number of li-
censes.
WAR
67 0 0 SIP illegal
Packet
received
The system re-
ceived illegal
packet.
A client or network
was illegal state.
Check with maker
on uncertain point,
when happening
frequently when
operating it.
INF
68 2 0 VoIPDB
DSP All
Busy
Alarm
1. Provides
alert when
all DSP re-
sources are
being used.
2. Used to
trouble-
shoot or
alerting
when up-
grade is
needed.
Not enough DSP
resources in sys-
tem.
Install VMDB with
more DSP resour-
ces.
76 0 0 SIP Op-
tion Keep
Alive
(V4.0
Added)
No Response
from SIP Option
Keep Alive
Network Error or
Set the wrong IP
Address of Sender.
Check PRG
10-23-02, PRG
10-29-03, 06.
Conditions
• The entire terminal that has an Alarm Display setting can be set at Program 90-50-01.
ISSUE 6.0
SL1100
Programming Manual 2-547
Program
90