Nortel Meridian Companion PCI User Manual page 65

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Companion Diagnostic Software for PCI User Guide
data window also presents the most recent type of radio reset, and
information necessary should the Base Station require servicing or
replacement. The seven types of radio resets tracked by the Base
Station, and their corresponding fault type codes, are as follows:
RIM Reset
A Radio Interface Module (RIM) Reset indicates that a spontaneous
reset of the radio's RIM has occurred. Power fluctuations, high static
discharges or intermittent hardware failure may be responsible. If
power supply voltage is steady, and RIM resets persist, replace the
Base Station.
SCL Fault
A Serial Communications Link (SCL) Fault indicates a failure in
communication between the RIM and the Line Interface Module
(LIM). An intermittent or complete failure of hardware, such as the
internal connector between the RIM and the LIM, may be
responsible. If this type of radio reset persists, replace the Base
Station.
Memory Fault
A Memory Fault indicates that a problem reading or writing RIM
memory exists. An intermittent problem, such as static discharge, or
complete hardware failure may be responsible. If this type of radio
reset persists, replace the Base Station.
Sanity Failure
When a Sanity Failure occurs, a RIM or LIM software problem is
likely. Disconnect and then reconnect the power to the Base Station
to ensure that the software load is not corrupt.
Note: If this type of radio reset persists, contact the wireless system
supplier.
Station Set Reset
A Station Set (SS) Reset indicates that a problem exists either within
the Controller or with the hardware connection between the Base
Station and the Controller. Examine the Synch. Failure and Integrity
Lost display screens to determine if the RJ-11 connectors or TCM
cable are defective. If you confirm that a defective connection
between the Controller and the Base Station is the source of the
problem, replace the TCM cable and RJ-11 connectors.
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