DescriptionMessage
The lists associated with the IMEI
block are now changed to be
upd_eir(iid 4, bimei 12345678901000, eimei
12345678901999, gray yes)
→
rsp (iid 4, rc 0)
←
Black and Gray. Note: the black
list was turned on in the previous
step
The IMEI block is removed.
dlt_eir(iid 5, bimei 12345678901000, eimei
12345678901999)
→
rsp (iid 5, rc 0)
←
The write transaction has been
ended. The updates have been
end_txn(iid 6)
→
rsp (iid 6, rc 0, data (dblevel 1))
←
written to the PDB and will be
sent to the EAGLE 5 ISS.
The client is done and has
disconnected.
disconnect(iid 7)
→
rsp (iid 7, rc 0)←
Asynchronous Service Module Card Report
This example shows a connection that has asked to receive the Service Module card Report every 10
seconds with a report complete percent of 90.
Table 39: Asynchronous Service Module Card Report Example
DescriptionMessage
A PDBI connection has been
established. The connection has
connect(version 1.0, dsmrpt yes, dsmrptfreq 10, dsmrptperc
90)
→
asked for Service Module card
rsp (rc 0, data (connectId 1, side active))←
Reports every 10 second with a
report complete percent of 90.
No requests sent. 10 seconds
later, a report comes out. One
→
dsmrpt (rc 0, data (segment 1, level 2912, percent 90,
numdsms 20, dsms (dsm (clli atlanta, cardloc 1405, status
←
Service Module card is not up
with the others because it is
loading. Another card is excluded
because it is corrupt.
loading, level 0, loadperc 98), dsm (clli lakemary, cardloc
2104, status corrupt, level 2652))))
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