System

2001 (TRIP_DTBL), CRITICAL

TRIP: Shared Memory (devtbl) Attach Failure, Reason <integer>

This error indicates that the Voice System initialization failed; probably dbinit did not run or did not complete successfully. The reason number is explained in Introduction to Section 2 of the UNIX Programmer Reference Manual.

Try stopping the Voice System and then starting it again.

2002 (TRIP_EVNT), CRITICAL

TRIP: Tip/Ring Event Receipt Failure, Reason <integer>

The tip/ring boards in the system have become inaccessible.

Attempt a software restart (stop the system, then restart it).

2003 (TRIP_PRTY)(tr), MAJOR

TRIP: TDM Parity Error Detected On Channel <channel> And Time Slot <integer>

This error should not be generated.

Call your Field Service Representative.

2004 (TRIP_OVFL)(tr), MAJOR

TRIP: Tip/Ring Event Lost, Base <device>, lines <integer>

Too many simultaneous events have occurred on the indicated boards for the Voice System to process. DATA HAS BEEN LOST, affecting service to callers on one or more channels. System load may be too heavy.

If error continues, reboot the system.

2005 (TRIP_SBRK)(tr), MAJOR

TRIP: Break in <string> detected on channel <channel>

A gap has been detected during a coding or voice output session. Either the customer-coded voice is incomplete or the voice that the customer heard contained inappropriate silence.

This condition typically is related to excessive load on the system controller. This error typically appears at the same time as errors 591 (VROP_PLAY_ TMOUNT) or 592 (VROP_CODE_TMOUNT). These indicate the same condition.

2009 (TRIP_CLIP), STATUS

This error indicates that the output signal level on a Tip/Ring Channel approached the level deemed too loud for the Telephone Network by the FCC. The output signal was thus interrupted until the output signal level dropped below the threshold of noncompliance.

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