Paradyne COMSPHERE 3550 Series User Manual page 111

Control Panel Messages
This section shows the screen format of messages
appearing on the control panel and describes the various
messages.
Three types of messages are included: health and
status, progress, and error messages.
Message
CMI Fac Alarm
Config Corrupt
DBM:Device Fail
DBM:Disable
nn.n DBM: mode
nn.n ExternBU
DBMTst: test , init
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Table C-3
(1 of 3)
Device Health and Status Messages
Facility Alarm on CMI (FacAlOnCMI) configuration option is enabled and control mode
idle (CMI) is being received.
Configuration is corrupt. Reset all configuration options from one of the default
(factory-loaded) option sets stored in the PTPC, PTPT, MPTC, or MPTT.
Internal failure is detected in the DBM.
DBM transmitter is disabled. DBM is in Idle mode, but no calls can be initiated or
answered.
nn.n indicates the DBM speed; mode is one of the following:
Standby — A dialed connection is made, but the data is still routed over the DDS
circuit. The first line shows the dial backup connection time.
Active — A dialed connection is made, and data has been routed over that line.
nn.n indicates the external DBU's speed:
External — Backup is in progress on an external DBU. (DDS line is
Bkup disabled.)
The DBM is running a test, initiated from init .
test is one of the following tests:
BERT — Bit Error Rate Test
BiL — Bilateral Loopback
Dev — Device Test
DL — Digital Loopback
DT — Digital Test
DTE — DTE Loopback
E-E — End-to-End Test
Lamp — Lamp Test
RL — Remote Digital Loopback
TM — Test Mode
init is one of the following initiators:
DTE — Data Terminal Equipment
FP — Front Panel (the DCP)
NMS — Network Management System
Remt — Remote DSU
July 1999
Status Indicators and Control Panel Messages
Format
The format of the control panel messages is shown
below.
Command Name
Message
F1 F2
Health and Status Messages
There are three types of health and status messages.
Device Health and Status messages are described in
Table C-3, Expanded Health and Status messages are
described in Table C-4, and Subnetwork Health and Status
messages are described in Table
Condition
F3
C-5.
C-3