Events

The Events functions are used to display a list of event messages, clear the event buffer, and to determine the number of event messages that have been stored. When the EVENTS function is selected from the Main Menu, the Events Menu is displayed:

EVENTS MENU
Event Display
Clear Buffer
Event Count: <nn>

Position the cursor next to the Event Display caption and press the <Enter> key to display a list of events. Position the cursor next to the Clear Buffer caption and press the <Enter> key to clear the event buffer. Press the <Esc> key to return to the Main Menu.

Event Display

When the Event Display function is selected from the Events Menu, the system will display a list of events in the following format:

<#> <XX> <Time>
 <message>
<#> <XX> <Time>
 <message>

The system will display the most recent event message first. Use the <Up Arrow> and <Down Arrow> keys to display previous and subsequent event messages. Press the <Esc> key to exit this screen and return to the Events Menu. The following paragraphs describe the fields in the events display:

<#>: This field identifies the event number. It is a sequential number in the range 0-99.

<XX>: This field identifies the event group code. The group code identifies the FastPAD component that generated the event. It can be one of the following:

SY = System

L = Composite Link

D1 = Data Channel Number 1

D2 = Data Channel Number 2

D3 = Data Channel Number 3

D4 = Data Channel Number 4

D5 = Data Channel Number 5

DHS = High Speed (HS) Data Channel

DNMS = NMS Data Channel

X1 = Expansion Channel Number 1

X2 = Expansion Channel Number 2

X3 = Expansion Channel Number 3

X4 = Expansion Channel Number 4

X5 = Expansion Channel Number 5

X6 = Expansion Channel Number 6

X7 = Expansion Channel Number 7

X8 = Expansion Channel Number 8

<Date>: This field identifies the date the event occurred in the form: Mon dd.

<Time>: This field identifies the time the event occurred in the form: hh:mm:ss.

The following example event screen illustrates the format of the event display:

1 SY Jan 01 00:13:12
System Reset
2 L   Jan 01 00:14:22
DCD On

Event messages are grouped by category according to the FastPAD component (System, Link, Data Channel, or Expansion Channel) that generated the event.

System (SY) Event Messages

The following paragraphs describe the event messages in the System (SY) category:

$$O.S. Failure: This event message indicates an operating system scheduling error occurred.

Bad EEPROM: This event messages indicates bad EEPROM has been detected.

Bad FLASH-E: This event message indicates the system was not able to correctly erase flash memory.

Bad FLASH ID: This event message indicates bad flash memory has been detected.

Bad FLASH-W: This event message indicates the system was not able to successfully write to flash memory

Bad FlashPAK: This event message indicates the FlashPAK is defective or not configured correctly.

Failed P/S: This event message indicates a failure of the primary power supply.

FLASH Update: This event message indicates flash memory has been updated.

Good P/S: This event message can occur after a Failed P/S 1 event has been posted. It indicates the primary power supply has recovered from the failure condition.

New date/time: This event message indicates a new system date and time has been set. This can occur via the front panel, from a remote FastPAD configuration of this unit, or from the NMS.

New EEPROM: This event message indicates the contents of EEPROM has been updated.

Old date/time: This event message indicates new date/time information has been downloaded to this FastPAD.

Link (L) Event Messages

The following paragraphs describe the event messages in the Link (L) category:

Bad EEPROM: This event message indicates bad EEPROM was detected by the composite link.

CI off: For a V.11 interface, this event message indicates the CI signal has been turned OFF.

CI on: For a V.11 interface, this event message indicates the CI signal has been turned ON.

DCD off: This event message indicates the composite link Data Carrier Detect (DCD) control signal has been turned OFF.

DCD on: This event message indicates the composite link Data Carrier Detect (DCD) control signal has been turned ON.

Link down: This event message indicates the composite link is down.

Link up: This event message indicates the composite link is up.

Data and Expansion Channel Event Messages

The following paragraphs describe the event messages in the Data Channel (D1 - D5, DHS, and DNMS) and Expansion Channel (E1-E8) category:

Bad EEPROM: This event message indicates the system has detected bad EEPROM.

Bad Module: This event message indicates the system has detected a bad expansion card. The group portion of the message (X1-X8) indicates the channel/card that is bad. This message is only applicable to expansion channels.

Clear Buffer

When the Clear Buffer function is selected from the Events Menu, the system will clear the contents of the event buffer. All event message are deleted.

Event Count

The Event Count field in the Events Menu indicates the number of event messages stored in the system's event buffer. The following example Events Menu shows a count of 98 messages:

EVENTS MENU
Event Display
Clear Buffer
Event Count: 98

The system can maintain up to 99 event messages in the event buffer. After the 99th event, new events will write over the oldest events stored in the buffer. These events are listed in the following tables.

Table  15-1: Base System Event Summary

Major Code	Minor Code	Description
00h		Miscellaneous
	00h	System Reset
	01h	Old Time/Date (generated only if modified from SDM-FP
	02h	New EEPROM (on Config Update)
	03h	Bad EZEPROM (on Config Update)
	04h	OS Failure
	05h	Bad Flash Erase
	06h	Bad Flash Write
	07h	Bad Flash Update
	08h	Link Up
	09h	Watch Dog Timeout
	0Ah	DCD on
	0Bh	DCD off
	0Ch	New Time/Date
	0Dh	Link Down
	0Eh	Reserved
	0Fh	Failed PS1 (primary power supply)\
	10h	Reserved
	15h	Evt Que Overflow
02h		NMS (not available)
	00h	Primary NMS Conn
	01h	Primary NMS Disc
	02h	Primary NMS To (due to keep alive expiration)
	03h	Secondary NMS Conn (due to keep alive expiration)
	04h	Secondary NMS Disc
	05h	Secondary NMS to (due to keep alive expiration)
03h		Propak Algorithm
	00h	Bk1 S0 ATC-01
	01h	Bk1 S0 ATC-03
	02h	Bk1 S0 ACELP8K
	03h	Bk1 S0 ACELP4.8K
	04h	Bk1 S0 IMBE
	05h	Bk1 S0 ATC-01
	06h	Bk1 S0 ATC-03
	07h	Bk1 S1 ACELP8K
	08h	Bk1 ACELP4.8k
	09h	Bk1 S1 IMBE
	0Ah	Bk3 S0 ATC-01
	0Bh	Bk3 S0 ATC-03
	0Ch	Bk3 S0 ACELP8K
	0Dh	Bk3 S0 ACELP4.8K
	0Eh	Bk3 S0 IMBE
	0Fh	Bk3 S1 ATC-01
	10h	Bk3 S1 ATC-03
	11h	Bk3 S1 ACELP8K
	12h	Bk3 ACEL4.8K
	13h	Bk3 S1 IMBE

Table  15-2: Data Channel Event Summary

Major Code	Minor Code	Description
00h		Miscellaneous
	02h	New EEPROM (on configupdate)
	03h	Bad EEPROM (on config update)
	11h	V.11 - CI off
	12h	V.11 - CI on
	13h	Reserved

Table  15-3: Voice Channel

Major Code	Minor Code	Description
00h		Miscellaneous
	02h	New EEPROM
	03h	Bad EEPROM
01h		Algorithm
	00h	Reserved
	01h	Reserved
	02h	Reserved
	03h	No ATC-01 S/W
	04h	No ATC -03 S/w
	05h	No ACELP8K S/W
	06h	No ACELP4.8K S/W
	07h	No IMBE S/W
	08h	V C Conflict
	09h	Security Error
	0Ah	S/W Load Failure
	0Bh	Flow Cntl Ind RX (not available)
	0Ch	Flow Cntl Ind Tx (not available)

Table  15-4: SVC Events Summary

Major Code	Minor Code	Description
00h		SVC - Q 9.22
	00h	Inactive (on power up, it is determined that Q.922 is not to be activated)
	01h	Reset (Q9.22 reset has occurred)
	02h	Failed (Q9.22 failure has occurred)
	03h	Active (Q.922 multiple frame acknowledged mode of operation has been established)

Table  15-5: IEC Data Card

Major Code	Minor Code	Description
00h		Frame Relay LMI
	00h	LMI user down (number of error events is greater or equal to N392 on the user side)
	01h	LMI user up (number of error event is less than N392 on user side
	02h	LMI net down (number of error events is greater or equal to N392 on network side)
	03h	LMI net up (number of error events is less than N392 on the network side
01h		PVC
	00h	PVC New (new PVC is configured)
	01h	PVC Act (PVC is activated)
	02h	PVC !Act (PVC is deactivated)
	03h	PVC Del (PVC is deleted)
	04h	LMI New (new PVC reported through the LMI full status)
	05h	LMI New+ (new PVC confirmed through LMI full status)
	06h	LMI Del (Deleted PVC reported through LMI full status)
	07h	LMI Act (activated PVC reported through LMI full status)
	08h	LMI !ACT (inactive PVC reported through LMI full status)
	09h	LMI! Rdy (Ready PVC not reported through LMI full status)
	0Ah	LMI Rdy (PVC is reported through LMI full status)
	0Bh	LMI !Rep PVC is not reported any more through LMI full status)
	0Ch	LMI Rep (network side started reporting PVC status)

Table  15-6: IEC LAN Card (not available)

Major Code	Minor Code	Description
03h		Hardware
	00h	Non volatile memory failure
04h		Remote Bridge
	00h	Bridge restarted
	01h	Becoming boot bridge
	02h	Port number is root port
	03h	Port up
	04	Port down
	05h	Topology change detected

Table  15-7: IEC ISMOD CardI

Major Code	Minor Code	Description
05h		Modulator hardware
	00h	Synthesizer out of lock
	01h	Transmission off
	02h	General failure
06h		TBD
07h		RF

Table  15-8: IEC DEMOD Card

Major Code	Minor Code	Description
08h		Hardware
09h		TBD

Table  15-9: General Intelligent Expansion Card

Major Code	Minor Code	Description
00h		Miscellaneous
	00h	Old IEC software (old version of intelligent expansion card software detected and consequently new features may not work.