6 Message Reference

rai_gen

The (initial) mode used to generate the Remote Alarm Indication (Yellow Alarm) taken from the following table. The user may subsequently modify the setting of the outgoing RAI alarm using the LIU_MSG_CONTROL message.

rai_gen

Description

 

 

1Disabled - do not generate RAI / Yellow alarm.

2Forced active - generate RAI / Yellow alarm.

3Automatic generation of RAI / Yellow alarm upon loss of synchronization.

clear_mask

For use with T1 interfaces and line_code mode 3 (AMI with Zero Code Suppression) to disable zero code suppression on selected channels. This parameter is a 32 bit mask. Zero code suppression may be disabled for the signaling channel timeslot by setting the appropriate bit in the mask. The least significant bit corresponds to timeslot 0 and the most significant bit to timeslot 31. Bits are set to 1 to disable zero code suppression.

Status Response

The confirmation message (if requested) indicates success by status of zero.

On error, the following status values can be found in the confirmation message.

Value

Mnemonic

Description

0x01

None

Invalid framer ID.

 

 

 

0x02

None

Invalid message length.

 

 

 

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