Does anyone have the folio views for LW19? I think ours were trashed/packed away and I am getting the following in the logs and it keeps dropping the PRI card in Bay 4 Slot 6 (PRI card installed in Main Control Cabinet slot 11) No BCCIII in the system with 3 PER bays running Q46.0.10.

This is what I pulled from the logs.

2010-AUG-23 11:04:10 ISDN OPTIONS ready on Bay 04.


2010-AUG-23 11:04:01 T1/BRI card at 04 06 00 00
is in red alarm condition due to loss of sync

2010-AUG-23 11:04:01 T1/BRI card at 04 06 00 00
is receiving a yellow alarm

2010-AUG-23 11:04:00 T1 TRUNK CARD failed at 04 08 00 00
Wrong card in slot Alarm Code = 104

2010-AUG-23 11:04:00 T1 TRUNK CARD passed at 04 06 00 00
Card installed Alarm Code = 103

2010-AUG-23 11:04:00 APPLI BAY #04 reported cause: Applic_reason_00
at address = 00000000

2010-AUG-23 11:02:56 MILAP ERROR 3


2010-AUG-23 11:02:56 T1/BRI card at 00 00 00 00
System in freerun mode no sync source available

2010-AUG-23 11:02:56 T1/BRI card at 00 00 00 00
The systems previous sync source was freerun mode

2010-AUG-23 11:02:55 BAY number 04 msg link failure!


2010-AUG-23 11:02:53 MILAP ERROR 6


2010-AUG-23 11:02:38 T1/BRI card at 04 06 00 00
is receiving a yellow alarm


Any help will be greatly appreciated

You're receiving a yellow alrm from the carrier, which usually means they know they have a problem.
The card is probably resetting oncve it reaches it's maint. limits.
Either way, it's either the card or the carrier!

So the PRI card will reset every time it reaches the maint. limits right? So I had 2 cards onsite the first was replaced when the old cabinet's backplane fried and took out the original PRI & BPS. The customer also purchased a spare. The first ran for 1 month and went dark. Customer replaced with spare which ran 4 days and went dark.

If I pull the card and reboot the system the cards would work about 25 mins and then go dark, then 15 , then 5 and then boot up and go down. I put one of my spare cards in and it's been up for 8 hours. Will excessive crap from the carrier pushing the cards past the maint. limit start causing a card to reset faster or is it just coincidence and maybe the carrier cleaned up the circuit when I put my spare in?

This is a VOIP PRI via a Cisco box (Don't remember the model). Is it possible they are sending excessive voltage to the PRI card or spikes? I put a surge device inline today even though I've never had a problem with one of the Cisco devices before, just a smart jack hosing a PRI card.

Increasing the maint limits will help if the errors aren't exceded in a 24hr period right? Which means unless I clear the errors on the cards, they will start going down faster each time if I am thinking about this the right way.