Northern Telecom DMS-100 Series Maintenance Manual page 110

4-76 Disk drive procedures
Procedure 4-38
Disk condition and disk file error messages - procedures
= 00 = indicates file is closed
= 02 = active file table full
= 04 = file not closed
= 06 = file expired
= 08 = QIO error
= 10 = channel busy
= 12 = file not open for reading
= 14 = illegal file ID
= 16 = buffer overflow
= 18 = empty file is closed
2 Alarm Level:
See the procedure for the
particular message.
3 Customer-Selected
Alarm Level
4 Other Alarm Indications
5 System Recovery Action
297-1001-537 Standard 01.02 December 1993
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= 01 = directory full
= 03 = no such file
= 05 = file not open
= 07 = error writing last block
= 09 = file write protected
= 11 = end of file
= 13 = hardware error
= 15 = illegal buffer ID
= 17 = no more room on disk
= 19 = illegal file name
cause: disk file error message printed when a disk file
operation returns an unexpected error status.
File Name (file name is determined at time of
creation for software files; time of
implementation for patch files)
Reason Code = 33
Corresponds to ERRMAP entry:
See the procedure for the particular message.
System Default:
Type: See Alarm Level
Type:
Default:
Status Panel: See Alarm Level Audible:
Customer-Selected
Status Panel:
As specified for the associated error message.
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Level: N/A
Level:
Audible: