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Table 28 describes the fields in the T3stat display.
Table 28: t3stat fields
Field
Put ptrs
Get ptrs
words queued
T3 State
T3 Rx Alarms
T3 Tx Alarms
Description
These are the messages sent from the T3 board to the
host. The head and tail values are not important.
These are the messages sent from the host to the T3
board. The head and tail values are not important.
The number of words queued increases and decreases
as the T3 board processes messages.
A problem may be present when this value remains the
same over long periods of time or if the value increases
and never decreases.
The T3 state can display:
Not Configured— meaning that the card has not
received its configuration information from the host
because:
the host is not running.
l
the host is unable to communicate with the card.
l
the host has not fully initialized.
l
Active— meaning that the card has received the
configuration data.
The Rx Alarms indicate the far end responses to the
system and may indicate problems on the far end.
These alarms can be:
Green.
l
Red LOS.
l
Blue.
l
Yellow.
l
The Tx Alarms indicate transmissions from the system
to the far end. These alarms can be:
Green.
l
Red LOS.
l
Blue.
l
Configuring T3
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