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1152700• Issue 1 • February 2001 • Section 2 Operations and Maintenance
Page 2-436
© 2000, ADC Telecommunications, Inc.
TAP-100
Page 17 of 23
Table 4-1. Alarm Identifications, continued
ALARM
MESSAGE
SEVERITY IMPACT DESCRIPTION SUGGESTED COURSE OF ACTION
Severely
Errored
Seconds
Line
Threshold
Crossing
Alert
SES-Ltca
Information
al Alert
Service
Degradation
Severely errored seconds
threshold crossing alert for
line layer.
The incoming signal line has
an error rate of 1.6E-5 or
worse for a period of time less
than ten seconds. An SES can
also be caused by a physical
failure such as LOS for less
than ten seconds. Examine the
physical circuit to determine
if
there are any impairments.
Severely
Errored
Seconds
Path Far
End
Threshold
Crossing
Alert
SES-
PFETca
Information
al Alert
Service
Degradation
Severely errored seconds
threshold crossing alert for
path layer at far end.
The far end NE has a path
error rate of 1.6E-5 or worse
for a period of time less than
ten seconds. An SES can also
be caused by a physical failure
such as LOS for less than ten
seconds. Examine the physical
circuit to determine
if there are
any impairments.
Severely
Errored
Seconds
Path
Threshold
Crossing
Alert
SES-Ptca
Information
al Alert
Service
Degradation
Severely errored seconds
threshold crossing alert for
path layer.
The incoming signal path has
an error rate of 1.6E-5 or
worse for a period of time less
than ten seconds. An SES can
also be caused by a physical
failure such as LOS for less
than ten seconds. Examine the
physical circuit to determine
if
there are any impairments.
Severely
Errored
Seconds
Section
Threshold
Crossing
Alert
SES-Stca
Information
al Alert
Service
Degradation
Severely errored seconds
threshold crossing alert for
section layer. Excessive
one second intervals in the
transmission from the far
end NE have had ES In the
section layer over and
above the ES threshold
level causing a Severely
Errored Seconds threshold
alert.
The incoming signal section
has an error rate of 1.6E-5 or
worse for a period of time less
than ten seconds. An SES can
also be caused by a physical
failure such as LOS for less
than ten seconds. Examine the
physical circuit to determine
if
there are any impairments.
Shelf
Controller
Card’s
Database
Corrupted
DBCorrupt
ed
Information
al Alert
Installation
Error
Memory problem on the
SC card.
Reset the SC card to initiate a
new load from the NMIC by
either hitting the reset and
enable buttons simultaneously,
or reset via software command.
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