Avaya Definity SI, Maintenance Manual, Page: 218 / 2968

Reliability Systems: A Maintenance Aid
555-233-123 6-14 Issue 4 May 2002
Regardless of the condition that initiates an SPE-interchange, the G3MT is always
logged off as a result of the SPE-interchange. The G3MT is available to log into
after the SPE-interchange is complete and the “login” prompt is displayed.
Table 6-2. Software-Requested Interchanges Caused by Alarm Conditions
Maintenance
Object Alarm Level
On/Off
Board
Fault Severity
Level Restart Level
STBY-SPE WARNING OFF 120 None
MEM-BD MAJOR or MINOR ON 110 Hot or Warm
1
1 If the Standby SPE is in Standby mode when the alarm occurs, a Hot SPE-Interchange occurs. If
the Standby is in Maintenance mode when the alarm occurs, however, a Warm SPE-Interchange
rather than a Hot SPE-Interchange occurs.
MEMORY MAJOR or MINOR ON 110 Hot or Warm
1
STBY-SPE MAJOR ON 100 None
PROCR MAJOR ON 70 Hot or Warm
1
SW-CTL MAJOR ON 65 Cold 2
MEM-CARD MAJOR OFF 65 Cold 1
DUPINT MAJOR ON 61 Hot
CARR-POW MAJOR ON 61 Cold 2
SHDW-CIR MAJOR ON or OFF 60 Warm
SHDW-LINK MAJOR ON 60 Warm
SW-CTL MINOR ON 40 Hot
PR-MAINT MINOR ON 30 Hot
PI-BD MAJOR or MINOR ON 20 Hot
PKT-CTRL MAJOR ON or OFF 20 Hot
PKT-CTRL MINOR ON or OFF 15 Hot
PI-PT MAJOR ON 15 Hot
DATA-CHL MINOR ON 15 Hot
DATA-CON MINOR ON 15 Hot
DATA-BD MINOR ON 15 Hot
CARD-MEM MINOR ON or OFF 10 Hot
PR-MAINT MINOR OFF 8 Hot