Difference between revisions of "Faulty Station Line (Event Type)"
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Revision as of 09:28, 3 July 2019
Event description
| Event Owner: | A station or an UDP group |
| Event type: | 13 - Faulty station line |
| Subevent: | 0 = station faults. 2-27 = failure states related to IP-ARIO PA control. (AMC 11.02) 100 = Tonetest failures (AMC 11.5.3.4) |
| When change to ON: | A station's line monitoring has found a problem or if the whole ASLT board becomes faulty |
| When change to OFF: | A station's line monitoring has found the station OK |
| When related to: | N/A |
Application
Switch over a PA-system to a standby circuit
Additional information
The faulty station event is reported On after reset/power-off of AlphaCom, if the station was removed during the reset. IP stations and SIP stations are reported faulted if not registered within 4-5 minutes after AlphaCom reset (and the station was registered before the reset). (Since AMCD 10.55, BZ 204)
There is also a default "Faulty Line" event, which becomes active if one more stations are faulty. This event is used for general line error reporting. The reporting is configured from AlphaPro, Exchange & System -> RCI -> Faults: Faulty Line. Default setting is MST 1 0 28, which is by reporting line errors (28) to station 1.