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DEFINITY Enterprise Communications Server Release 5
Maintenance and Test for R5vs/si
555-230-123
Issue 1
April 1997
Maintenance Object Repair Procedures
Page 10-247CARD-MEM (Memory Card)
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standard procedure for taking the memory card out of the slot. Then,
change the "write-protection" switch to the "not-protected" position. Finally,
insert the memory card back into the slot.
e. The memory card has been detected with a broken directory. A
MINOR/OFF_BOARD alarm is raised when maintenance cannot restore
the broken directory. The memory card must be replaced before the test
to resolve the alarm is run.
The "Aux Data" field contains the following error codes:
■ 104: Directories on the memory card are corrupted and cannot be
recovered.
■ 105: "0" cannot be written into the memory card before an erase
operation.
■ 106: Memory card cannot be erased.
■ 107: Data cannot be written into a memory card after an erasure.
■ 108: 12 volt power supply for directory recovery can’t be turned on.
The 12 volt power supply on TN777B NETCON circuit pack may be
defective. Follow the standard procedure to replace the TN777B
NETCON circuit pack.
f. The translations file stored in the memory card is corrupted with a
checksum error during the read operation. The memory card can no
longer hold the written data. Enter the save translation command to
restore the translations. Then, run the test command to clear the alarm. If
the error occurs repeatedly, replace the memory card.
g. The maintenance test "Memory Card Erase/Write/Read Test" failed. Enter
the status card-mem command to verify that a user’s memory card is
inserted and that the write-protection switch of the memory card is off.
Rerun the test card-mem command to verify that the 12 volt power supply
is functional.
Enter the test card-mem long command again to verify the test result of
the "Memory Card Erase/Write/Read Test." If the test still fails, the memory
card should be replaced. After the new memory card is inserted, enter the
test card-mem long command again to resolve the alarm.
The "Aux Data" field contains the same error codes as for Error Type
"1025." See Note (e).
h. There was an error while translations were being loaded. The relevant
alarm occurs at power-up or on a Reset System 3, 4, or 5 if the switch
cannot load translations.
In a standard system, the alarm invokes Emergency Transfer. The repair
procedure for a standard system is provided in the list that follows: