BusinessPhone Communication Platform 5.1
Dialogs

## Warning Code Definitions

In this dialog you can change the warning code definitions. To access the dialog, open the “Maintenance” menu in the Configuration directory tree and click on the “Define Codes” submenu.

The first column of the table displays the code while the check boxes show the type of code.

The second column shows an * if the shown values differ from the default warning code.

There are four basic code types (STOP, ALARM, ERROR, and INFO) and four additional code types (ACTIVE, TRIG, EXTERNAL, and NOPROG).

- STOP (S) is the most severe type definition. It causes a system restart. It is intended for situations when only a restart may help to solve the problem. The NOPROG attribute blocks the reprogramming of the STOP definition.
- ERROR (E) is normally used for situations that do not require immediate attention. There is no external indication showing that an alarm has occurred.
- ALARM (A) is indicated visually by a red LED on the front of the CPU card, as well as by a flashing alarm/info LED on a system instrument with an assigned alarm key.
- INFO (I) is the least severe type definition. The LED on a system telephone will show will a steady light if the telephone has an assigned alarm key. This type definition is also used additional to the ALARM type definition when you want to show a text information on the telephone display.
- ACTIVE (M) is valid for ALARM only. When a warning with this attribute occurs, the active-alarm (= send alarm) function, if enabled, is triggered.
- TRIG (T) is an additional definition and triggers the “trace function” when the warning is received. Valid with ERROR and ALARM.
- EXTERN (X) is an additional definition and causes a pulse (approx. 1 sec.) on the output of the CPU card when the code is written into the EEPROM.
  Depending on the type of CPU card, different positions are used:

- CPU-D4: 4A22 - 4A24
- CPU-D5: 6A6 - 6A8

- NOPROG (N) applies to the STOP and ALARM definitions only. This additional definition is not programmable. The default STOP/ALARM definition for the code cannot be reprogrammed.

If the system is not connected (offline mode) the dialog does not show any buttons.

If values are changed these changes are marked by color when the dialog returns after pressing "Submit".

#### Actions

Submit |  | To submit the changes to the system. |
Reload |  | To reload the current system settings. |
Set default |  | To set the default warning code definitions and to reload the dialog. |
Individual Information Texts |  | To set the individual texts for the warning codes with the basic code type INFO. This action is only available when in online mode. |

For further information, see also System Description (1551-ASB 150 02 Uen).

Revision: B © Ericsson Enterprise 2003