RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc.
August 18, 1998 6-1 (973) 334-3100
Section 6. STATUS AND ERROR CODES
This section lists the status and error codes that may appear on the RFL 9660’s front panel STATUS display.
Some of these codes are transient and may only appear for a split second. If a problem persists, these transient
codes will remain on display. If the RFL 9660 appears to be “locked-up”, refer to Section 10 (Maintenance).
0 The RFL 9660 has completed its hang-up sequence, and is going off-hook.
00 The port or configuration structure has been reset to factory-default values, and stored in non-
volatilememory.
1 to 32 The logged-on user (or super-user) is accessing the indicated device port. The numbers “8”,
“16”, “24”, or “32” will also flash during power-up. This indicates the total number of devices
that can be accessed by the RFL 9660 (RS-232 or fiber).
8.8. This is an initial display at power-up that checks all display segments.
5A A diagnostic test is in progress.
Ac The RFL 9660 has been accessed. It is idle in menu mode, and is polling its ports for a service
request.
C1 8253 CTC Channel 1 has failed.
C2 8253 CTC Channel 2 has failed.
C3 8253 CTC Channel 3 has failed.
cA DSR (Data Set Ready) was lost during the call answer phase.
cd A carrier has been detected.
co Program global parameters (super-user only).
cS Call starting (DSR from modem).
ct Off-hook, waiting for DCD.
dc Awaiting DTE to establish Carrier Detect through modem.
dn Parsing answerback string.
ee EEPROM is exhausted; no more writes may be possible.
Er ERROR - too many bad passwords.
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