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DCP Series Telcon Message Manual - Public Support Login - Unisys

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Connected with the device on port nnnn<br />

Event 7 SWITCH NOTIFICATION<br />

Description: The control line for the device has been successfully connected and is<br />

responding. The matrix switch handler generates this CENLOG.<br />

Action: None.<br />

Device not connected..full device table<br />

Description: The LSM software’s Line Switch Control Table size has been exceeded<br />

by attempting to connect too many line switch devices. The matrix switch handler<br />

generates this CENLOG.<br />

Action: Disconnect an inactive line switch device if possible and then connect the<br />

one that caused this CENLOG message. Or reassemble other LSM software<br />

components with the PASCAL variable LSMTblSiz increased to the number of line<br />

switch devices plus one.<br />

H/W alarm aaaaaaaa type: nnnn Rack: nn Address: nnnn<br />

Description: The device has posted an error or recovery alarm message. The<br />

aaaaaaaa field contains the error or recovery indication. Significance of the type,<br />

rack, and address fields must be determined by a line switch engineer. The matrix<br />

switch handler generates this CENLOG.<br />

Action: These messages (alarms) can occur and no action is required; however, this<br />

must be determined by the user. If action is required, contact your <strong>Unisys</strong><br />

representative.<br />

HOST DOWN NO SWITCH<br />

Description: Neither <strong>Telcon</strong> node has a channel open to the host. It is assumed that<br />

the host is down and no resilient switch is affected. <strong>Telcon</strong> generates this CENLOG.<br />

Action: Bring the host back up.<br />

HOST UP SWITCH<br />

Description: A critical host channel has failed on the online <strong>Telcon</strong> node. The<br />

alternate <strong>Telcon</strong> node still has a channel open to the host, so a resilient switch is<br />

affected. <strong>Telcon</strong> generates this CENLOG.<br />

Action: Bring the failed host channel back into operation.<br />

7436 0728–303 11–9

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