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Appendix D ( SRS -1050 Q.931 Logging Codes
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APPENDIX D
INTERPRETING Q.931
MESSAGE LOGGING
CODES
With Q.931 message logging, you
can view messages in History
mode in two different formats:
•
Normal format
•
Hexadecimal format
This appendix describes these
two formats in detail, showing
what messages look like in each.
At the back of this appendix you'll
find three tables explaining the
codes and abbreviations used in
the messages.
UNA DATA CLEAR REG
1 2 3 4
5:20 PM Tuesday January 4
Key Menu
Standard Softkey Layout
(The DATA softkey label appears
only if you have an optional data
terminal adapter installed.)
Note: Softkey 1 also serves as
the ENTER key (for entering
information as indicated in
this User Guide).
NORMAL FORMAT IN
HISTORY MODE
The normal format of the History
mode shows abbreviated
information. An abbreviated
message and call status code are
displayed for transmission and
reception messages. The
information element codes,
selected Directory Number value,
and call status code are not
shown.
The screens below are examples
of messages in the normal format
of History mode. Note that line 2
of the displays shows the names
of softkey functions specific to
History mode. Use the softkey R-
DOWN to see additional
messages (move from screen 1 to
screen 2) and R-UP to backtrack
to previous messages (move from
screen 2 to screen 1). The softkey
HEX switches the display to
hexadecimal format, and EXIT
leaves History mode.
T>N:MAN-INFO CR=01
HEX R-UP R-DOWN EXIT
N>T:SETUP CR=09
HEX R-UP R-DOWN EXIT
Definitions of the different fields
shown in the normal format of the
History mode follow: