Total Access 3010 BDSL Alarms
Troubleshooting Guide
Document Number: 61182BDSLALM-44A
December 2005
Total Access 3010 BDSL Alarms Troubleshooting Guide
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Total Access 3010 BDSL Alarms
GENERAL
This document is a troubleshooting guide for the ADTRAN Total Access® 3010. This guide is pertinent to Total Access 3010 Broadband
Digital Subscriber Line (BDSL) alarms, and is designed for Network Operation Centers, technicians, and network engineers who are
involved in the every day use of this equipment and who are familiar with the basic operation of the Total Access 3010. This document is
comprised of the following tables:
• Table 3. 16-Port SHDSL (P/N 1181422L1T) on page 7
• Table 4. OC3/STM-1 CSM IR (P/N 1181044L1#T) and OC3/STM-1 CSM LR (P/N 1181044L2#T) on page 11
• Table 5. E1 Octal IMA (P/N 1181409L2T) - see ADTRAN-TAOctIMA-MIB: adtaoima.mib on page 17
• Table 6. CSM-128 (P/N 1181041L4T) on page 22
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Total Access 3010 BDSL Alarms Troubleshooting Guide
Table 1. SCU
#AlarmAlarm
1System Log is fullWarningSystem Log is 90% full. The
2Invalid
authentication
attempts surpassed
3System Log fails to
record an event
4Blown fuse alarm is
active on module
5A card has been
inserted into the
chassis
Severity
WarningInvalid user authentication
WarningSystem Log fails to record an
MajorBlown fuse alarm is active on
InformationalA card has been inserted into
DescriptionOIDPossible CausesCorrective Action
System Log has a circular
buffer. The System Log will
destroy the oldest half of its
entries when it is 100% full.
This alarm is used to notify
Management stations to
download the System Log so
entries may not be lost.
Note: This alarm is disabled
by default.
attempts.
event
module
the chassis
adTAeSCUSystemLogFull System Event Log has reached
90% capacity.
AdTAeSCUSystemLogInvalidAuthentAttA user account has exceeded
its number of invalid user
authentication attempts.
adTAeSCUCtrpBusApowerAlm Blown Fuse or faulty wiring on
DC Power Bus A.
adTAeSCUCtrpBusBpwrAlmClear
adTAeSCUCtrpBusBpowerAlmBlown Fuse or faulty wiring on
DC Power Bus B.
Check for blown fuse or
faulty wiring on DC Power
Bus A. Ensure that the DC
power bus is supplied with
the voltage levels specified in
the system spec:
Power: –48 VDC nominal
(-42 VDC to –56 VDC)
Check for blown fuse or
faulty wiring on DC Power
Bus B. Ensure that the DC
power bus is supplied with
the voltage levels specified in
the system spec:
Power: –48 VDC nominal
(–42 VDC to –56 VDC)
17Communication
with card restored
18Communication
with card failed
19Invalid Auto
Upgrade
configuration file
has been detected.
InformationalCommunication with a card
has been restored
WarningCommunication with a card
has failed
MinorAuto Upgrade Configuration
File is invalid
adTAeSCUCardCommRestored A line module installed in a slot
has resumed communication
to the SCU.
adTAeSCUCardCommFail A line module installed in a slot
is not responding to the SCU.
adTAeSCUAutoUpgradeInvalidConfigFileInvalid Auto Upgrade
configuration file has been
detected.
Replace the module. If
communication failure
alarms persist after
replacing module, then
contact ADTRAN Tech
Support.
Obtain a valid .auc file from
ADTRAN Project
Management.
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