Avaya Octel 200 Installation And Maintenance Manual page 590

10.3-46 Integration Volume
The following are definitions of the fields displayed when listing the state of the MIC board.
Card ID
Card Status
Diagnostic
Link (1-2) Status
Integration Pegs
Octel 200/300 S.4.1
The CARD ID states the type of equipped integration card.
There are four possible states for the card:
The MIC is down and not responding to the
CARD DOWN
software.
The Octel 200/300 is downloading to the MIC.
DOWNLOAD CODE
The software setting up MIC operation
INITIALIZATION
parameters.
The MIC is operational.
CARD UP
The MIC firmware reports the diagnostic code to the Octel 200/300
CPU.
If there are no errors, the DIAGNOSTIC = OK.
-
If an error is found, the DIAGNOSTIC = ERROR DETECTED,
-
CODE = XX.
If this happens, refer to the Installation and Maintenance volume —
System Errors and Traffic Pegs
There are six possible states for the digit display set links to the MIC:
Link operating properly. No call.
IDLE
Link is handling a call or doing message
ACTIVE
waiting indication.
Link is performing message waiting
MSG WAIT
notification.
Link is connected but is not receiving data from
DOWN
the PBX.
No loop current is detected on the Link. Link is
DEAD
probably disconnected.
MIC firmware is performing link initialization.
INIT
Only the DEAD state is an error condition. If it is found, check the PBX
and the wiring.
Integration pegs are defined into two types - Link Independent and Link
Dependent. Link Independent can occur on either link, while Link
Dependent occur on the link that is pegged. Integration pegs are listed
by using the L INT command.
LINK INDEPENDENT. The following independent pegs are listed by
the LIST INTEGRATION command.
PEG NAME
1 INT ERROR
2 REQUEST ERROR
.
DESCRIPTION
Number of times the MIC firmware
received an invalid interrupt.
Number of times the MIC firmware
received an invalid request.
PB60019-01