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System and Log Messages
Table 52: Status Message Definitions (continued)
Message
Code Message
0112 Blast dial list %d (%s) - no annunciator
available
0113 Blast dial list %d (%s) - no items marked
for dialing
0114 Channel %d in %s state without
annunciator
Note: Systems with multiple DNIS calls moving from the input conference to an annunciator
conference may receive 0114 errors. In fact, the system does play annunciator
messages to the channels.
0115 Channel database updated
0116 Channel database updated - remote
operator channel removed
0117 Continuous annunciator indicates done -
call progress channels present
0118 Cannot find channel %d in conference
%d
0119 DSP %d semaphore %d not available
0120 DSP %d installed, supports network line
%d
0121 Error defining alarm in alarm database
0122 Event %d out of sequence on channel
%d
0123 Initiating network device cold restart
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Meaning
A blast/reblast has been requested but all
annunciators are in use for other calls or digital
conference record/playback.
A blast/reblast has been requested but either
the blast list is empty or all items have been
deselected.
An attempt has been made to place a channel
into an annunciator conference but there is no
annunciator playing the requested message.
This indicates an internal processing error.
Database updated.
Database updated.
The continuous annunciator has terminated
unexpectedly. Either an internal processing
error or file system/hard disk error.
Whenever a channel is placed into a
conference, it is always moved from one
conference to another. This error indicates that
the channel could not be found in its previous
conference. The channel still ends up in the
new conference. This error indicates that the
internal database has been corrupted.
The host attempted to obtain the specified
semaphore while the semaphore was locked by
the specified DSP.
During initialization, the specified DSP was
detected.
The system has attempted to define an alarm
but the alarm definition table is full. Internal
debug error only, should not occur in
production software.
A DSP event was not received in the correct
sequence. This usually indicates that the host
was expecting notification from a DSP that one
annunciator buffer was ready and instead
received notification about the other.
Indicates that the network devices (trunks) in
the system are being restarted. Cold indicates
that the trunks will be re-initialized.
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