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DCP Series Telcon Message Manual - Public Support Login - Unisys

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Event 3 INPUT ERROR FROM DEVICE/TERMINAL<br />

Event 3 INPUT ERROR FROM DEVICE/TERMINAL<br />

INPUT ERROR FROM DEVICE/TERMINAL<br />

Description: An input error (such as bad input parity, invalid terminal response) has<br />

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

Action: Information only, unless the frequency of errors on a given device indicate<br />

that you may need to repair or replace the device.<br />

ASYNC STATUS RECEIVED (UNISCOPE)<br />

Description: The async status bit is set if a break character (all zeroes with no stop<br />

bit) is detected, or when a space to mark transition is detected following a break<br />

character on async UNISCOPE lines. This status is treated as a recoverable error per<br />

UNISCOPE line protocol rules when the transfer of data is involved. R8 contains the<br />

value of 0020 or 0021 (bit 5 is set). UNILPH generates this CENLOG. For more<br />

information on UNILPH CENLOG entry descriptions, refer to Section 1 of this manual.<br />

Action: You must evaluate this status with respect to the hardware being used (both<br />

modems and terminals). In some cases, this status should never occur (for example,<br />

during data transfers) and repairs may be warranted. In other cases, this status may<br />

be a natural occurrence because of the hardware involved (for example, during line<br />

disconnection).<br />

If logging this error causes undesirable overhead to the system, you can issue an NMS<br />

STOP command for the line on which the error is occurring. When you have found<br />

and corrected the source of the error, issue an NMS STRT command to restore the<br />

line to a normal operating environment.<br />

PU100<br />

Description: A bad input has been received from the port processor. May be a<br />

hardware problem.<br />

R11: LCB address<br />

R12: TCB address<br />

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

7436 0728–303 15–13

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