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1.2.4 Report Parameters
Table 1-1 defines each of the report parameters.
Table 1-1: Autonomous and Retrieved Report Parameters
Parameter
AID
AIDTYPE
ALMCDE
ALMMSG
ALMTYPE
ATAG
COMMON CODE
CONDDESCR
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The values in the Access Identifier field identify the exact address of
the equipment or the facility (channel) reporting the status. For
environment alarms, the valid AID values are 1 through 16. For
REPT EVT FILE, FILESPEC is the AID and ALMTYPE.
The value in the Access Identifier Type field specifies whether AID
applies to equipment, common equipment, or one of the traffic or data
channels. An example AIDTYPE is OC3/OC12 = Optical Carrier-Level
3/12 Facility.
Alarm Code identifies alarm severity. The following are the possible
alarm codes. Note that the letter A is an ALMCDE used to identify
events; that is, transient and standing conditions and subsequent
alarm messages indicating that an alarm code has cleared.
*C—Critical alarm
**—Major alarm
*—Minor alarm
A—Autonomous message (reserved for event messages and cleared
alarm messages)
Alarm Message is the text message associated with the environmental
alarm. ALMMSG texts have a maximum length of 40 characters and
appear within a pair of escaped quotes (\").
Alarm Type is the alarm type associated with the environmental scan
point. ALMTYPEs are limited to 10 ASCII characters.
The Autonomous Message Tag is used to correlate autonomous
messages caused by a common trouble. The system assigns each
autonomous message an ATAG. It is a number limited to a maximum
of six characters.
Common Code identifies the TL1 command used to change the
database.
The Condition Descriptions is a detailed text description of the alarm
that caused this notification. This field is limited to 64 characters
enclosed within escaped quotes (\"). CPY-FILE uses x % COMPLETE
for REPT EVT FILE.
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1.2: Message Parameter Interpretation
Definition
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