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Fault clearance of the alarm objects must be carried out in the following sequence (object priority): Label on the SYPD window on the OMT 1. RECOVERY 2. CENTRAL UNITS 3. SYSTEM OPERATOR 4. SYSTEM PANEL SYP 5. MESSAGE BUFFER 6. CLOCK 7. SWITCHING NETWORK 8. COM. CHAN. SIGNALING SN CCS CCNC object RECOV CU ATMF SYOP SYP
Fault clearance of the alarm objects must be carried out in the following sequence (object priority): Label on the SYPD window on the OMT 1. RECOVERY 2. CENTRAL UNITS 3. SYSTEM OPERATOR 4. SYSTEM PANEL SYP 5. MESSAGE BUFFER 6. CLOCK 7. SWITCHING NETWORK 8. COM. CHAN. SIGNALING SN CCS CCNC object RECOV CU ATMF SYOP SYP
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Fault clearance of the alarm objects must be carried out in the following sequence (object priority): Label on the SYPD window on the OMT 1. RECOVERY 2. CENTRAL UNITS 3. SYSTEM OPERATOR 4. SYSTEM PANEL SYP 5. MESSAGE BUFFER 6. CLOCK 7. SWITCHING NETWORK 8. COM. CHAN. SIGNALING SN CCS CCNC object RECOV CU ATMF SYOP SYP
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Spcnl.tac2@siemens.com Priority table Fault clearance of the alarm objects must be carried out in the following sequence (object priority): Label on the SYPD OBJECT Form window on the OMT 1. RECOVERY RECOV MES, RECOV 2. CENTRAL UNITS CU ATMF CP, CU 3. SYSTEM OPERATOR SYOP MES, OP. CALL 4. SYSTEM PANEL SYP SYP CP, SYP 5. MESSAGE BUFFER MB CP, MB 6. CLOCK CLOCK CP, CCG 7. SWITCHING NETWORK SN SN 8. COM. CHAN. SIGNALING CCS CCNC .
10. LINE/TRUNK GROUPS LTG LTG PER,
LTG 11. EXTERN. EQUIPM. DLU PER, DLU 12. EXTERNAL DLU ALARM EALDLU EXT. DLU 13. MAINTENANCE ALARM MAL TF/L, PCM 14. SERVICE ALARM SAL TF/L, PCM 15. ADMIN. ALARM ADMINAL ADMIN. AL 16. TRUNK GROUP ALARM TGAL TF/L, TRUNKS 17. LINE LOCKOUT LNLCKOUT TF/L, LINES Logging of alarms (e.g.MAL) 1.Create an archive file of any suitable name for this purpose. 2.Create a device group for the above archive file of any suitable name for this purpose. 3.Create a message group for the above device group of any suitable name for this purpose. 4.Link up the actual alarm message and the created message group. 1. Creation of an archive file .
CR A FILE:AFILE= PCM ALARM
( 1 to 17 characters ), SIZE=1000 (say), TYPE=DOUBLE, THRU=…,THRD=…THRF=..; This will create a cyclic file of 2 M Bytes 2. Creation of device group A device group for different types of output devices e.g. Local device , remote device or source terminal can be created.
CR DV GRP:DV GRP= DVG.PCM ALARM
LOCDEV=PCMALARM-AFILE, SRC=NO; This will create a device group without output on source terminal. 3. Creation of message group A message group for this device group can be created.
CR MS GRP:MS GRP= MSG.PCM ALARM
GRPNO=3400 (OR see with help key F1), DV GRP=DVG.PCM ALARM;
This will create a message group with group no
3400. 4. Setting up of link between alarm message and the created message group. A message link for this alarm can be created. cmsgrp ( Customer Meassage Group format No.)
SET MSG LNK:MSG= MAL-1809
and / or 3728,6031,8057 MS GRP=MSG.PCM ALARM / MTRUNK.ALARM;
This old value can be interrogated as follows :
DISP MSG LNK: MSG=MAL; 5. Interrogation of the contents of this archive file.
DISP A ENTRY: AFILE=PCM ALARM,
AENTRY=…….;
We will get a job no. Date and time etc.
6. Interrogation of the details of this archive file. SEL A ENTRY: AFILE=PCM ALARM, TIME=……., DATE=……….., JN=………, MSG=………., ALPRIO=…….., DIR=………; This will show PCM fault (maintenance alarm) e.g. loss of incoming signal and line connected at LTG & DIU with application 7. Interrogation about LTG / DIU