ADC Release 3.1 User Manual

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Issue 1

February 2001

Section 2 Operations and Maintenance

Page 2-434
© 2000, ADC Telecommunications, Inc.

TAP-100

Page 15 of 23

Table 4-1. Alarm Identifications, continued

ALARM
MESSAGE

SEVERITY

IMPACT

DESCRIPTION

SUGGESTED COURSE OF ACTION

Primary
Derived
DS1 Source
Failed

Major

Not Service
Affecting

The reference source for
the primary clock has
failed.

Check source (external, optical
in, or other AIC card) for
alarms and correct as
necessary.

Protection
Switch Bytes
Failure

ProtectionSwi
tchBytesFailu
re

Minor

Installation
Error

Inconsistent APS byte or
invalid code.

Automatic Protection Switch
(APS) byte is inconsistent with
the expected code. Check
facility interconnections and
verify switching modes match
at each end (i.e., 1:1, 1+1,
1:N).

Protection
Switch
Failure

ProtSwitchF
ailed

Minor –
currently an
information
al alert.

Installation
Error

User initiated or automatic
protection switch failed.

Check protection group for
previously failed/switched
working card, lockout of
protect, or failed protect card.
PEIM must be installed at the
rear of the shelf at the
protection slot for 1:N
protection groups.

Protection
Switch
Successful

ProtSwitchS
uccessful

Information
al

Not Service
Affecting

Protection switch
completed successfully.

User initiated or automatic
protection switch was
completed. No action
necessary.

Protocol
Error
Threshold
Crossing
Alert

ProtocolErro
rTca

Information
al Alert

Service
Degradation

Protocol error threshold has
been crossed.

Caused by the following: 1)
Out of range VPI/VCI, (2)
Invalid PTI values (6 and 7),
and 3) Unassigned VPI/VCI
values. Check the connection
VPI/VCI to make sure the
provisioning is correct for the
expected traffic stream..

Remote
Failure
Indication

RFI

Major

Service
affecting

Far end has detected AIS at
the DSX level.

RFI is a near end notification
of a remote failure. For
example, a LOS occurs at the
near end, a RFI line and path is
sent in the reverse direction to
the remote node. An RFI line
is sent if the network element
is a line terminating element
while a RFI path is sent if the
netork element is a path
terminating element.

(continued)

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