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DCP Series Telcon Message Manual - Public Support Login - Unisys

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Event 4 ADRD FAILURE<br />

Event 4 ADRD FAILURE<br />

ADRD FAILURE<br />

Description: An unsuccessful Auto Data Rate Detection (ADRD) attempt was made.<br />

This error is reported when a hardware error (indication of a failed ADRD attempt) is<br />

detected on a disconnected TTY line that is configured for ADRD. <strong>Telcon</strong> generates<br />

this CENLOG.<br />

Action: This CENLOG is informative only and can occur legitimately until the correct<br />

data rate has been detected. If the data rate can never be correctly identified, check<br />

and repair the applicable hardware (<strong>DCP</strong> line module or terminal).<br />

ALPMCP<br />

Description: This event occurs when the line module detects an error. The<br />

supplemental message indicates whether it occurred on input or output. The<br />

hardware status is shown in the DEVICE-ID field of the short-display, and in R15 of<br />

the long display. A high frequency of these events indicates a problem (hardware,<br />

configuration, operational, or device) that should be corrected. This event occurs<br />

only when the error is detected while ADRD is being performed. <strong>Telcon</strong> generates<br />

this CENLOG.<br />

TTYLPH<br />

Description: This event occurs when the line module detects an error during ADRD<br />

processing. The source of the error could be hardware, configuration, or operational<br />

procedure (wrong ADRD character typed). The status-flags should be examined to<br />

determine the error source, and the cause of the error should be corrected. This is<br />

considered a recoverable error. Other information logged:<br />

R7: MCT status bits from IOP<br />

R8: Transfer-count (from last SDT to/from this message)<br />

R14: Line ID<br />

R15: Status-flags (from SDT)<br />

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

14–12 7436 0728–303

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