Mixed mode status display – CTI Products MCN Server 8000 User Manual
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Mixed Mode Comparator
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Mixed Mode Status Display
The possible states for Mixed Mode comparator systems using the Mixed Mode and the MM LV
Display Tables are:
Displayed State
Meaning
Error - Undefined
Undefined Status
(Blank)
No Activity
Cfg Err A
Configuration Error MLC
Offline D
Offline GCM
Offline D / Cfg Err A
Offline GCM & Config Error MLC
Offline A
Offline MLC
Fail A
Fail MLC
Fail D
Fail GCM
Fail D / Cfg Err A
Fail GCM & Config MLC
Fail D + A
Fail Both
Dis A
Disable MLC
Dis D
Disable GCM
Dis D + A
Disable both
DIS D + A
Permanently Disable GCM & Disable MLC
Dis A / Fail D
Disable MLC & Fail GCM
Dis D / Fail A
Disable GCM & Fail MLC
DIS D / Fail A
Permanent Disable GCM & Fail MLC
Dis D / Cfg Err A
Disable GCM & Config Err MLC
DIS D / Cfg Err A
Permanent Disable GCM & Config Err MLC
Offline D / Fail A
Offline GCM & Fail MLC
Offline D / Dis A
Offline GCM & Fail MLC
Offline A / Fail D
Offline MLC & Fail GCM
Offline A / Dis D
Offline MLC & Disable GCM
Offline A / DIS D
Offline MLC & Permanently Disable GCM
Offline A + D
Offline both
Rx
Voice Receive activity
Rx Data
Data Receive activity
Forced Vote
Force Vote (but not yet Voted)
Vote
Voted
Vote Data
Voted for Data
Last Vote
Last subsite voted (LV Display Tables only)
The above states are defined in the Mixed Mode and the MM LV Display Tables.
Note 1 The notes from the other IP Comparator Display Tables apply as appropriate.
Note 2: "A" = Analog (MLC 8000 Analog Comparator);
"D" = Digital (GCM 8000)
Note 3: In normal operation, only a few of these states will be displayed.
Note 4: Active Call states (Vote, Rx) will take priority over background states (Idle, Dis, Fail, Offline)
Note 5: Active Call states for Digital (GCM 8000) will have priority over Analog calls.
Note 6: The implementation of this Display Table is extremely complicated. The above states are not in
the same order as they appear in the real Display Table.
WARNING: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CHANGE THE BIT VALUES OR ENTRY ORDER IN
THE DISPLAY TABLE.