Avaya Definity SI, Maintenance Manual, Page: 2065 / 2968

PKT-CTRL (Packet Control Circuit Pack)
Issue 4 May 2002 10-1279 555-233-123
1141 FAIL The Packet Control circuit pack is not operational. A
busied-out Packet Control circuit pack can still be operational.
1. Determine if the Packet Control circuit pack has an active
major alarm (via the display alarm command). If it does,
follow the recommended repair procedures to retire the
alarm. Once the alarm is retired, the original command
can be retried.
2. If the Packet Control circuit pack does not have an active
major alarm, wait one minute and retry the original
command. If the Error Code 1141 is again observed, go
to the next step.
3. If the Packet Control circuit pack is on the active SPE and
is not currently busied-out, issue the busyout
packet-control C command. Issue the reset
packet-control C command. If the reset command fails,
follow the recommended repair procedures for Test #586.
If the reset command passes, issue the release
packet-control C command (if the Packet Control circuit
pack is on the active SPE), and reissue the original
command.
1 FAIL Software was unable to read and clear the Packet Control
circuit pack error counters.
1. Retry the command.
2. If the same error code is observed, and the Packet
Control circuit pack is on the active SPE and is not
currently busied-out, issue the busyout packet-control
C command. Issue the reset packet-control C
command. If the reset command fails, follow the
recommended repair procedures for Test #586. If the
reset command passes, issue the release
packet-control C command (if the Packet Control circuit
pack is on the active SPE), and then reissue the original
command.
PASS The Packet Control circuit pack succeeded in servicing the
read and clear error counter requests.
Table 10-479. TEST #583 Packet Control Error Counter Read/Clear Test — Continued
Error
Code Test
Result Description/Recommendation
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