Avaya MERLIN MAGIX Maintenance And Troubleshooting Manual page 211

Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Restore Messages
During the restore procedure, additional screens may appear to alert you to problems with the
translation memory card, the backup file, or the restore procedure. Table
that can appear during a Restore and describes what action to take.
Table B-3. Message That Can Appear During a Restore
Restore Message
Verify that Memory
Card has been
inserted
correctly.
RESTORE IS
CANCELED. System
is DOWN.
Change Sys
Programming Port
to Extension xxxx
before Restoring.
File is not
Compatible for
Release X.Y.
Restore Canceled.
Conversion
Required .
Restore Failure.
Try a different
file or a new
Memory Card.
Restore Failure.
RESTORE IS
CANCELED. System
is DOWN.
Restore
B-8
What It Means
The memory card is either not inserted
or is inserted incorrectly. The restore
is aborted.
This message may also appear if the
wrong type of memory card is inserted
and a restore is requested within one
minute of insertion.
The memory card was removed from
the processor slot while the restore
was in progress. The restore is
aborted; the system performs a
System Erase (frigid start).
The system programming port is not
set to the same system programming
port as that set in the backup file. The
restore is aborted.
This message appears only if
Releases are not compatible.
If the restore fails because the card is
damaged, the system performs a
System Erase (frigid start).
If the restore fails because the card is
damaged, the system performs a
System Erase (frigid start).
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B-3 lists the messages
What To Do
Reinsert the memory card
and repeat the restore
procedure.
Verify that the card is a
translation memory card.
Reinsert the memory card
and repeat the restore
procedure.
Use the Inspect feature to
view the port of the file on
the card. Change the
system programming port
to match the port shown
on the card and repeat the
restore procedure.
Conversion required.
Repeat the restore
procedure using a
different file and/or
memory card.
Repeat the restore
procedure using a
different file and/or
memory card.