R5-56 [179] and R5-58 [181] for information about bit ordering and meaning for the
K1 byte; see R5-67 [190v2] for information about the K2 byte.
Table 8: Explanation of K1 Byte
Meaning
Bit Value (12345678)
Bits 1–4 represent a request.
No request
0000
Do not revert
0001
Reverse request
0010
Not used
0011
Exercise
0100
Not used
0101
Wait-to-restore
0110
Not used
0111
Manual switch
1000
Not used
1001
Low-priority signal degradation
1010
High-priority signal degradation
1011
Low-priority signal failure
1100
High-priority signal failure
1101
Forced switch
1110
Lockout of protection
1111
Bits 5–8 represent the channel number.
Channel number of protect interface
0
Channel number of working interface
0001–1110
Table 9: Explanation of K2 Byte
Meaning
Bit Value (12345678)
Bits 1–4 represent the channel number.
Channel number of protect interface
0
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