Nortel DMS-100 Series Maintenance Manual page 92

Outside plant access cabinet (opac)
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1-76 Maintenance overview
The following table shows the alarms related to the OPAC that appear under
the PM subsystem header of the MAP display.
Alarm class codes, displays, and conditions
PM
header
display
PM
PM
nn SysB
*C*
PM
nn LCM
*c*
PM
LCMRG
M
PM
nn SysB
M
PM
LCMRG
PM
nn ISTb
PM
nn CBsy
PM
nn ManB
Note: If nn is greater than 99, two asterisks (**) appear instead of numbers.
With the above alarm conditions, ESA module faults can generate alarms at
the MAP PM level. These alarms can compare with alarms that current PMs
raise.
297-8211-550 Standard 05.01 August 1999
Condition
All PMs are in service. Alarm conditions are not in effect. The
alarm display area is blank.
More than ten percent of the PMs are SysB and have a critical
alarm.
Both units of one or more LCMs are not InSv and have a critical
alarm.
Both ringing generators (RG) of an OPAC have ISTb and a critical
or major alarm is not present.
10% or fewer of the PMs are SysB and have a major alarm.
One RG of an OPAC has ISTb, and a critical or major alarm is not
present. The alarm-display area is blank.
The indicated number of PMs are ISTb. The alarm-display area
is blank.
The indicated number of PMs are CBsy. The alarm-display area
is blank.
The indicated number of PMs are ManB (minor alarm). The
alarm-display area is blank.

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