Alarm 0x00B9

The Excel platform sends this message to indicate that an alarm condition has been detected. The following information is reported:

In some cases, the Excel platform sends an Alarm Cleared message after the alarm condition ceases. The alarms that are followed by an Alarm Cleared message are marked with an asterisk (*).

The table below contains a summary of the alarms showing the range of alarm numbers for each type and the length.

A group of data bits in a specific format, with a flag at each end to indicate the beginning and the end of the frame.

Range of channels provided by T1 or E1 transmission service. A physical span is a group of channels taking up a single physical wire. A logical span is a group of channels taking up less than a single logical wire, or carried over more than one physical wire.

Digital Signal Processor

Voice over Internet Protocol. The delivery of voice information in digital form in discrete packets rather than in the traditional circuit-committed protocols of the public-switched telephone network (PSTN).

See Recorded Announcements.

Call processing layer of the CSP.

A digital communications link - voice, data, and video at a 2.048 Mbps rate; 30B/2D or 31B/1D (ISDN); non-North American version of T1.

See Programmable Protocol Language.

Most Significant Bit

Least Significant Bit

See Signaling System Number Seven.

See Message Transfer Part.

See Integrated Services Digital Network User Part.

Destination Point Code

See Integrated Services Digital Network.

Quick depress and release of the phone plunger of a handset to signal the PBX or Centrex of instructions to follow (e.g., Call Transfer).

Random Access Memory

A computer, attached to the Excel platform through an RS-232 or Ethernet link, from which you run the telecommunications application that controls the Excel platform.

Excel's open architecture, proprietary, 1.3 Gbps fiber optic network using a packet-based protocol.

See Address Information Block.

The condition of a component at a given instant. The current "context" of a PPL object, such as Idle, Seizing, Answered. In PPL files, a State is represented by a circle.

Connection between nodes, physical connectivity

PCM and companding standard used in Europe to compress and expand the amplitude range of a signal before and after transmission. See µ-Law.

The protocol used in most local area PC networks. Typically, most Ethernet networks support data transmission speeds up to 10 Mbps, but 100 Mbps is also possible.

The point in the Excel platform where a DS0 connects to a network. Also known as a "socket."

American Standard Code for Information Interchange

Data channel. One of two fundamental components of an ISDN interface, it provides a path (16Kbps for BRI, 64Kbps for PRI) for carrying control signals and call data in a packet-switched mode.

Internet Protocol Device Control. Controls connections and signaling information in environments where the service control logic is separated from the network access device. This protocol suite was defined by a consortium of companies and has been proposed as a standard to the ITU.

See Circuit Identification Codes.

A type of diagnostic test in which the transmitted signal is returned to the sending device after passing through a data communications link or network.

Internet Protocol. Part of the TCP/IP family of protocols used to route messages and tracks the addresses of nodes.

Positive acknowledgment to a message

A 32-bit address, used in IP routing, which includes a Network address identifier assigned by a central authority and a Host ID (an end station identifier assigned by a LAN administrator).

Digital communications link - voice, data, and video at a 1.544 Mbps rate (24 64 Kbps channels)

A condition that, when met, drives a state machine from one state to another. A condition that drives a Component out of its current state by invoking an associated primitive.

MESSAGE (White)		RESPONSE (Gray)
Byte	Field Description	Byte	Field Description
0	Frame (0xFE)	0	Frame (0xFE)
1, 2	Length (0xNNNN)	1, 2	Length (0x0005)
3, 4	Message Type (0x00B9)	3, 4	Message Type (0x00B9)
5	Reserved (0x00)	5	Reserved (0x00)
6	Sequence Number	6	Same Sequence Number
7	Logical Node ID	7	Logical Node ID
7	Logical Node ID	8	Checksum
8	Severity 0x01 Informative 0x02 Minor 0x03 Major
9	Alarm Type 0x01 General Alarms 0x02 Card Alarms 0x03 Span Alarms 0x04 Channel Alarms 0x05 DSP SIMM Alarms 0x06 DSP Alarms 0x07 Node Alarms 0x08 DS3 Alarms 0x09 VoIP Module Alarms
10	Alarm Number (see table below)
11	Data Length (n)
12	Data[0] (if applicable)
:	Data[n-1]
:	Checksum

Alarm Type	Alarm Number Value or Range	Data Length
0x01 General	0x01-0x1F, 0x21-0x22	Variable
0x02 Card	0x01-0x1C	Variable
0x03 Span	0x01-0x05	0x06
0x04 Channel	0x02	0x17
0x04 Channel	0x03	0x12
0x05 DSP SIMM	0x01-0x06	0x06
0x06 DSP	0x01, 0x02	Variable
0x07 Excel platform Node	0x01-0x08, 0x0A-0x15	0x06
0x08 DS3	0x01 - 0x03	0x07
0x09 VoIP Module	0x00, 0x01, 0x02, 0x03	0x07

Severity	Alarm (Number/Name)		Data Length	Data
Major	0x01*	System busy condition The Excel platform sends this alarm when the Matrix Controller is flooded with messages. The Excel platform will ignore all incoming calls until the alarm is cleared.	0x00	No action required. The system ignores incoming calls until the alarm is cleared. Ignoring incoming calls decreases the traffic load and eventually the alarm will clear.
Major: Default Minor: If clock mode was switched to REF1 or REF2.	0x02	Clock mode switched	0x02	No action required. The system automatically switches the clock mode to the next available clock source and reports the following data to the host: Data[0] - Current Synchronization Mode Data[1] - Previous Synchronization Mode Values for Data[0] and Data[1] fields: 0x01 Primary Reference Clock Signal 0x02 Secondary Reference Clock Signal 0x03 Primary Loop Clock Signal 0x04 Secondary Loop Clock Signal 0x05 Free Running Clock Signal
Inform.	0x03	Hardware cannot support DSP function		Verify the correct card type.
Major	0x04*	Reference 1 Clock Source Lost No host intervention is needed. The Excel platform will automatically switch the clock mode to the next available clock source.	0x00	No action required. The system automatically switches the clock mode to the next available clock source.
Major	0x05*	Reference 2 Clock Source Lost No host intervention is needed. The Excel platform will automatically switch the clock mode to the next available clock source.	0x00	No action required. The system automatically switches the clock mode to the next available clock source.
Major	0x06	DSP Resource Blocked	0x01	Data[0] DSP Function Type
Major	0x06	DSP Resource Blocked	0x04	Data[0] Slot where VRA Block occurred Data[1] Chain across SIMMs Data[2-3] RAN ID blocked
Major	0x07	DSP Resource Function Type Not Configured	0x02	Data[0] Resource Type Data[1] Resource Type 2 (0x00 if no second resource type)
Major	0x08	DSP Resource Management Inconsistent. (An internal task has asked to attach the same type of DSP resource to a single timeslot twice. This Alarm is sent when: - A receiver has been requested but a Call Progress or Digit receiver for the same layer is already attached to the timeslot - A transmitter has been requested but a Digit or Recorded Announcement transmitter for the same layer is already attached to the timeslot	0x04	Data[0, 1] Internal Timeslot (Excel use only) Data[2] Process Virtual Identifier (The process that requested the DSP service. For example, Call Control, Layer 4, or E1 PPL) (Excel use only) Data[3] Resource Type (The DSP Resource requested. For example, DTMF Digit Transmitter).
Inform.	0x09	Download Record Timeout	0x00	Restart the download.
Major	0x09	Invalid Associated Channel	0x03	Data [0] Logical Span ID MSB Data [1] Logical Span ID LSB Data [2] Channel
Inform.	0x0A	Partial Message Received (for example, incorrect checksum, zero length message, or message did not begin with frame character)	0x00	Check for other error messages that would indicate a network or system condition leading to this problem.
	0x0B	RAN Requested is Unavailable in System		Check if this announcement was reached in error.
Inform.	0x0C	Unacknowledged Message If you configured the system’s message resend logic to "Resend Once and Generate Alarm," these data fields contain the bytes of the resent message. For more information, refer to the System Configuration message.	Variable	Data[0-N] The bytes of the message Check for other error messages that would indicate a network or system condition leading to this problem.
Major	0x0D	Recorded Announcement ID Inconsistency	0x04	Data[0] Slot Number Data[1] SIMM Number Data[2, 3] RAN ID Sent upon completion of download or on card Insertion. This alarm indicates that an announcement being downloaded has the same ID as an existing announcement, but with different information. When the ID is specified in the Recorded Announcement Connect message, either announcement could be played. Each RAN must have a unique ID. One of the announcements (usually the older one) should be deleted. A Query addressed to one RAN ID returns information for only one of the RANs that share the ID. It is not possible to determine for which RAN the information will be returned. For example, if one file sharing the ID is 20 Kb and one file is 40Kb, only one of the sizes is reported, either 20 Kb or 40 Kb, but not both.


Minor	0x0E	SS7 Signaling Network Congestion When a route to a destination is congested, MTP sends the MTP_STATUS to ISUP which in turn sends this alarm to the host.	0x06	Data[0] SS7 Stack ID Data[1-4] DPC Data[5] Congestion Level Decrease the load or create a new route to the destination. If the system has not decreased the call load and this symptom persists, check the network engineering plan to possibly create a new route to the destination.


Major	0x0F*	SS7 Remote ISUP Unavailable	0x05	Data[0] SS7 Stack ID Data[1-4] DPC Bring remote ISDN User Part in service.
Major	0x10	Node ID Already Exists	0x00	Check configuration and/or installation for correction.
Inform.	0x11	Invalid Message Length	0x00	Check for other error messages that would indicate a network or system condition leading to this problem.
Major	0x12	System Busy Warning	0x00	Check network engineering for proper capacity and load routing.
Inform.	0x13	Resource Utilization Threshold Reached	0x01	Data[0] Free Conferencing Timeslots (0x01) No action required.
	0x14	Subrate Resources Unavailable
Major	0x15	SS7 Remote TUP Unavailable	0x05	Data[0] SS7 Stack ID Data[1-4] DPC Bring remote Telephone User Part in service.
Major	0x16*	ISDN/SS7 Signaling Stack Congestion	0x03	Data[0] Stack ID (SS7), Board Slot Number (ISDN) Data[1] Direction: 0x00 Incoming 0x01 Outgoing Data[2] Status: 0x00 Congestion Cleared (Alarm Cleared) 0x01 Congestion Level 2 0x02 Congestion Level 2 Decrease the load on the ISDN/SS7 card. Consult Excel Technical Support.
Inform.	0x17	Route Table Updated	0x01	Data[0] Table ID (1-10) No action required.
Inform.	0x18	Resource Group Table Updated	0x01	Data[0] Table ID (1-10) No action required.
Inform.	0x19	Old Route Table Deleted	0x01	Data[0] Table ID (1-10) No action required.
Inform.	0x1A	Old Resource Group Table Deleted	0x01	Data[0] Table ID (1-10) No action required.
Inform.	0x1B	Route Table Forcefully Deleted	0x01	Data[0] Table ID (1-10) No action required.
Inform.	0x1C	Resource Group Table Forcefully Deleted	0x01	Data[0] Table ID (1-10) No action required.
Major or Minor (see Data)	0x1D	Flash Copy or Load Problem	0x02	Data[0] Severity 0x00 Major 0x01 Major 0x02 Major 0x03 Major 0x04 Minor 0x05 Minor 0x06 Major Data(1) Entity Valid entries for this field based on the Entity field value 0x00 are as follows: 0x00 Flash erase failed 0x01 Flash write failed 0x02 RAM load to copy is bad 0x03 Flash load bad after copy from RAM 0x04 RAM and flash have different timestamps 0x05 RAM load bad after a soft reset 0x06 RAM load bad after copy from Flash Could be a faulty card. Follow the Troubleshooting section in the Hardware Installation and Maintenance Guide.
Major	0x1E	TFTP Alarm	Variable	See 0x1E TFTP Alarm after this table.
Major	0x1F	System Memory Low		Check for other error messages that would indicate a network or system condition leading to this problem.
Major	0x20	System Memory Low Cleared		No action required.
Major	0x21	Host Connection Dropped	0x04	Data[0] Multi-host port ID 0x3142 - 0x3147
Major	0x22	EXNET Ring Down	0x08	Data[0-4] Slot AIB Data[5] Logical Ring ID Data[6] Host Service State Data[7] EXNET Ring Error Status
Inform.	0x2F	Log F/Log B Buffer is 75% Full
Inform.	0x30	Log T Buffer is 75% Full	0x01	Data[0] Slot Number Contact Excel Technical Support.
Inform.	0x31	Log F/Log B Buffer is Full	0x01	Data[0] Slot Number Contact Excel Technical Support.
Inform.	0x32	Log T Buffer is Full	0x01	Data[0] Slot Number Contact Excel Technical Support.
	0x33	MGC Lost Connection
Inform.	0x34	DSP CPA Configuration Conflict	0x04	Data[0] Tone Group: 0x00 Data[1] Tone ID: 0x10 Data[2-3]Frequency 0x01-0xA4
Major	0x35	ISDN Congestion
	0x3A	SS7 Signaling Destination Congestion Sent to the host when a particular remote node is congested as indicated by a change in the congestion level.	0x06	Data[0] Stack ID Data[1-4] DPC Data[5] ACL Level If the system has not decreased a call to this DPC and this symptom persists, check the network engineering plan to possibly create a new route to the destination.
Major	0x3B	Matrix Lost Connection
	0x3B	Signaling Link Congestion When a link is congested, MTP sends MTP Status to ISUP which in turn sends this alarm to the host.	0x06	Data[0] Stack ID Data[1-4] DPC Data[5] LINK_CONGESTION_LEVEL If the system has not decreased a call to this DPC and this symptom persists, check the network engineering plan to possibly create another link in the link set.
Inform.	0x3D	NFS RAM Disk Configuration Failure	0x03	Data[0] Slot Data[1,2] Server ID
Inform.	0x3E	NFS Server Disconnect	0x02	Data[0, 1] Server ID
Major	0x3F	Insufficient Resource Points for DSP Function	0x01	Data[0] Function Type
Major	0x40	DSP Request Queued Due to DSP Series 2 CPU Overload Level 2	0x01	Data[0] DSP Function Type Requested
Inform.	0x41	Channel has an Echo Canceller resource attached but the requested receiver resource is not available on the same DSP Card.	0x05	Data[0] – Slot of DSP Card providing Echo Cancel to channel Data[1] – Function type of requested receiver Data[2, 3] – Span (MSB, LSB) Data[4] - Channel

Severity	Alarm (Number/Name)		Data Length	Data
	0x01	Card Taken Out of Service	Variable	0x01 Slot AIB Check with operations personnel to verify card removal.
Major	0x02	Card Type Not Supported	0x05	0x01 Slot AIB Verify card type and that the card has been placed in the correct slot. If symptoms continue, contact Excel Technical Support for configuration guidance.
	0x03	Card Download is Corrupt	0x05	0x01 Slot AIB Try to reload the card. If symptoms continue, contact Excel Technical Support.
Major	0x04	Card Type Not Recognized	0x05	0x01 Slot AIB Verify card type and that the card has been placed in the correct slot. If symptoms continue, contact Excel Technical Support for configuration guidance.
-	0x05	Reserved
-	0x06	Reserved
Inform.	0x07	Card’s Configuration has been Reset to Defaults	0x05	0x01 Slot AIB Check with operations personnel to verify card reset.
-	0x08	Reserved
Major	0x09	Card Reset	0x05	0x01 Slot AIB
	0x0A	Connection Map Failure	0x05	0x01 Slot AIB
Major	0x0B	Software Does Not Have Download for Card	0x05	0x01 Slot AIB Verify card type and that the card has been placed in the correct slot. If symptoms continue, contact Excel Technical Support for configuration guidance.
Major	0x0C	Card Does Not Support A-Law Encoding Format	0x05	0x01 Slot AIB Verify card type and that the card has been placed in the correct slot. If symptoms continue, contact Excel Technical Support for configuration guidance.
Major	0x0D	Card Revision Not Supported by System Software	0x05	0x01 Slot AIB Verify card type and that the card has been placed in the correct slot. If symptoms continue, contact Excel Technical Support for configuration guidance.
Major	0x0E	Card Removed	0x05	0x01 Slot AIB Check with operations personnel to verify card removal.
Major	0x0F	Hardware Failure Occurred on Slot Specified The Excel platform also sends a Card Status Report with a description of the failure	0x05	0x01 Slot AIB Could be a faulty card. Follow the Troubleshooting section in the Hardware Installation and Maintenance Guide. If that does not correct the problem, contact Excel Technical Support.
Minor	0x10	Ethernet Host Link Error Detected NOTE: To use the Host Link Failure Detection feature and receive this message, you must have polling enabled.	0x05	0x01 Slot AIB If the error continues even after the reset, the problem could be caused by slow host processing - especially during boot-up. If so, increase the polling interval.
Major	0x11	Card or Fan Tray Not Installed in Chassis	0x05	0x01 Slot AIB Check if fan tray and card are installed.
Major	0x12	EXNET Port A - Communication Failure	0x08	Data[0-4] Slot AIB Data[5] Logical Ring ID Data[6] Host Service State Data[7] EXNET Ring Error Status Refer to the Hardware Installation and Maintenance Guide.
Minor	0x13	EXNET Port B - Communication Failure	0x08	Data[0-4] Slot AIB Data[5] Logical Ring ID Data[6] Host Service State Data[7] EXNET Ring Error Status Refer to the Hardware Installation and Maintenance Guide.
Minor	0x14	EXNET Port A - Fiber Laser Failure	0x05	0x01 Slot AIB Refer to the Hardware Installation and Maintenance Guide.
Minor	0x15	EXNET Port B - Fiber Laser Failure	0x05	0x01 Slot AIB Refer to the Hardware Installation and Maintenance Guide.
	0x16	Subrate Card Switchover		A switchover has occurred. No action required.
Inform.	0x17	Software Error (Please report this error to Excel Technical Support)	Variable	0x01 Slot AIB Data[0] Address Method (0x00) Data[1] Number of Address Elements (0x01) Data[2] Address Type (0x01) Data[3] Data Length (0x01) Data[4] Slot Number Data[5-44] Filename (in ASCII) Data[45,46] Line Number Data[47-n] Diagnostic Data Look for other error messages that indicate a network or system condition leading to this problem. If symptoms persist, contact Excel Technical Support.
Major	0x18	Remote SS7 PQ card removed	0x05	0x01 Slot AIB Check with operations personnel to verify card removal.
Major	0x19	Bus Contention with Rear Card	0x05	0x01 Slot AIB Verify card type and that the card has been placed in the correct slot. If symptoms continue, contact Excel Technical Support for configuration guidance.
Major	0x1A	Bus Contention with Front Card	0x05	0x01 Slot AIB Verify card type and that the card has been placed in the correct slot. If symptoms continue, contact Excel Technical Support for configuration guidance.
Major	0x1B	Internal Diagnostic Failure	0x08	Data[0-4] Slot AIB Data[5] Logical Ring ID Data[6] Host Service State Data[7] EXNET Ring Error Status Could be a faulty card. Follow the Troubleshooting section in the Hardware Installation and Maintenance Guide. If that does not correct the problem, contact Excel Technical Support.
Major	0x1C	EXNET card Looped Out of Ring	0x08	Data[0-4] Slot AIB Data[5] Logical Ring ID Data[6] Host Service State Data[7] EXNET Ring Error Status Refer to the Hardware Installation and Maintenance Guide.
Major	0x1D	Card Added to Virtual Slot	0x05	0x01 Slot AIB Verify card type and that the card has been placed in the correct slot. If symptoms continue, contact Excel Technical Support for configuration guidance.
Major	0x1E	Line Card Approaching Busy/ Line Card Approaching Busy Clear	Variable	SS7 card Data[0] Slot Number Data[1-n] Reason Codes: 0x00 Low Memory 0x01 Low MCB 0x02 Low Idle CPU Data[n+1] Stack ID 16-Span SLC Data[0] Slot Number Data[1-n] Reason Codes: 0x00 Low Memory 0x01 Low MCB 0x02 Low Idle CPU No action required at this time. If load continues, subsequent alarms and recovery action will be initiated.
Major	0x1F	Line Card Busy Line Card Busy Clear	Variable	SS7 card Data[0] Stack ID Data[1] Slot Number Data[2-n] Reason Codes: 0x00 Low Memory 0x01 Low MCB 0x02 Low Idle CPU 16-Span SLC Data[0] Slot Number Data[1-n] Reason Codes: 0x00 Low Memory 0x01 Low MCB 0x02 Low Idle CPU If the system has not decreased call load and this symptom persists, check network engineering for proper load balancing.
	0x20	DS3 Card Limited Spans for SS7	0x05	0x01 Slot AIB Look for other error messages that indicate a network or system condition leading to this problem. If symptoms persist contact Excel Technical Support.
	0x21	Too many DS3s Configured for Limited Spans	0x05	0x01 Slot AIB Check configuration and/or installation for correction.
Major	0x22	Ethernet Link Failure	0x06	Data[0-4] Slot AIB (0x01) Data[5] I/O Card Ethernet Port Number This alarm is sent when an SS7 card loses its connection to a local host. This alarm is sent if a VDAC-ONE I/O or Multi-Function Media I/O card port that was previously in a steady LINK_UP state loses its connection. The VDAC-ONE slot and failed I/O port (0-2 for the 3 I/O ports on the Multi-Function Media I/O card) is sent in the data portion of the Alarm message. The alarm is cleared when the link returns to a steady Link-Up state. This alarm is sent if any I/O ports lose their network connection, and will be cleared when the connection is re-established. Check facility and far-end alarms.
Inform.	0x39	Ethernet Link-Up	0x06	Data[0-4] Slot AIB (0x01) Data[5] Ethernet Port Number (0x00-0x02) This alarm is sent to the host the first time a link-up state is seen on the Multi-Function Media I/O card. Because there are three Ethernet ports on the Multi-Function Media I/O card, the host might see three of these alarms when the card comes into service. No action required.
Inform.	0x40	NFS Server Mounted Successfully	0x07	Data[0-4] Slot AIB (0x01) Data[5, 6] Server ID
Major	0x41	NFS Server Mounting Error	0x09	Data[0-4] Slot AIB (0x01) Data[5, 6] Server ID Data[7, 8] Error ID 0x0001 - NFS Polling and Ping Failed 0x0002 - NFS Polling and Mount Failed 0x0003 - NFS Server Unreachable
Inform.	0x42	DSP Series 2 File Space Low	0x0C	Data[0-4] Slot AIB (0x01) Data[5, 6] Number of Files Data[7, 8] Number of Free Blocks Data[9] TFTP (future) or NFS 0 TFTP (future) 1 NFS Data[10, 11] Threshold
Major	0x43	DSP Series 2 File Space Out of Memory	0x0C	Data[0-4] Slot AIB (0x01) Data[5, 6] Number of Files in Cache Data[7, 8] Number of Free Blocks Needed Data[9] TFTP (future) or NFS 0 TFTP (future) 1 NFS Data[10, 11] Threshold
Minor	0x44*	NFS Traffic Minor Threshold Alarm	0x10	Data[0-4] Slot AIB (0x01) Data[5] Alarm Type Data[6-9] Value Data[10] M Value (Hits in window) Data[11] N Value (Samples in window) Data[12-15] Threshold
Major	0x45*	NFS Traffic Threshold Major Alarm	0x10	Data[0-4] Slot AIB (0x01) Data[5] Alarm Type Data[6-9] Value of Statistics (Units vary) Data[10] M Value (Hits in window) Data[11] N Value (Samples in window) Data[12-15] Threshold
Major	0x46	DSP Series 2 TFTP Communications Error	0x07	Data[0-4] Slot AIB (0x01) Data[5, 6] Error ID
Major	0x47	NFS Read Error	0x0B	Data[0-4] Slot AIB (0x01) Data[5, 6] Server ID Data[7-10] File ID
Major	0x48	NFS Write Error	0x0B	Data[0-4] Slot AIB (0x01) Data[5, 6] Server ID Data[7-10] File ID
Inform.	0x49	Vocabulary Index File Read	0x0B	Data[0-4] Slot AIB (0x01) Data[5, 6] Server ID Data[7-10] File ID
Inform.	0x4A	NFS Server Unmounted	0x07	Data[0-4] Slot AIB (0x01) Data[5, 6] Server ID
Major	0x4B	NFS Server Unmount Error	0x07	Data[0-4] Slot AIB (0x01) Data[5, 6] Server ID
Major	0x4C	NFS Open File Error	0x0B	Data[0-4] Slot AIB (0x01) Data[5] Server ID (MSB) Data[6] Server ID (LSB) Data[7] File ID (MSB) Data[8] File ID . . . Data[9] File ID . . . Data[10] File ID (LSB)
Major	0x4D	File Queue Failed	0x0D	Data [0-4] Slot AIB Data[5] Parent Conference ID MSB Data[6] Parent Conference ID LSB Data[7] Child Conference ID MSB Data[8] Child Conference ID LSB Data[9] File ID (MSB) Data[10] File ID … Data[11] File ID … Data[12] File ID (LSB) In the case of a parent conference, the Child Conference ID bits (Data[7-8]) shall be 0xFFFF.
Inform.	0x4E	Error reading a .wav file	0x0E	Data [0-4] Slot AIB Data [5-6] Server ID Data [7-10] File ID Data [11] Alarm Subtype (see below) Data [12-15] Value (Incorrect value found in file, see below) Subtype - Value (0xnnnnnnnn) 0x01 - No RIFF Chunk Found - Name of first chunk 0x01 - RIFF type .wav not found - RIFF type found 0x02 - No Format subchunk found - N/A (0x00000000) 0x03 - Invalid number of channels - Number of channels 0x04 - Invalid number of samples per second - Number of samples per second 0x05 - Invalid number of bits per second - Number of bits per second 0x06 - Unsupported encoding format - Encoding Format 0x07 - Data subchunk not found - N/A (0x00000000)

Severity	Alarm (Number/Name)		Data Length	Data
Major	0x01	Carrier Group Alarm (CGA) or Span Dead (Please refer to the Span Filter Configure message)	0x07	0x0C Logical Span AIB Span Status (a bit mask that indicates what is being sent and received on the span): Bit 0 0x01 Receiving Red Bit 1 0x02 Receiving Remote Alarm Indication/Yellow Bit 2 0x04 Receiving Loss of Signal Bit 3 0x08 Receiving Out of Frame Bit 4 0x10 Sending Red (AIS) Bit 5 0x20 Sending Remote Alarm Indication/Yellow Bit 6 0x40 Receiving AIS Bit 7 0x80 Receiving constant E-bit with Remote Alarm Indication (valid for E1 with insert CRC and Euro-ISDN) Could be failure with local port, facility, or far end port. Refer to the Span Filter Configure message in the API Reference.
-	0x02	Reserved
Major	0x03	Excessive Burst of Slips	0x08	0x0C Logical Span AIB Slot Number Span Offset
Major	0x04	J1-Specific Failure	0x06	0x0C Logical Span AIB
Major	0x05	Logical Span ID already exists on another node	0x06	0x0C Logical Span AIB Check the configuration.
Inform.	0x0F	CGA Filter set to 0xFFFF	0x06	0x0C Logical Span AIB