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Dispatch to Vendor: Dispatched Date: Dispatched Time: XL Reference Number (SAP M3#):
HTI Nov 11,2015 15:51 5022331
Trouble Priority:
Emergency ( ) Critical ( ) Major (X) Minor ( )
Time for Emergency: ( Only Emergency Priority)
Trouble Heading:
Board Hardware Fault
Need your help to find root cause & solving Board Hardware Fault, we have done :
Regards,
WidyaM
Vendor Responses
Response by: Response Date: Response Time: Vendor Ticket Number:
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Zhaowenwen 11 November 2015 16:55 PM SR 5376585
Base on the FAD log, we can see both board already replaced, but alarm persist.
6-20 may replaced at 23rd, Oct.
7-18 may replaced at 4th, Nov.
For 6-20, when alarm report at 2015/11/7 22:20, we can see report 0x351(849) and parameter is 0x53(83),0x44(68), which
means board detect PRBS fault.
For 7-18, base on the FAD log at 2015/11/5 14:17, board also report 849 and paramter as 0x53 and 0x44.(which same as 6-
20).
As further checked, when signaling link fault will trigger detection, at the same time, also have TDM detection.
These two type detection confilct and cause detection failure (as DEBUG log shows), then report this alarm.
From alarm log, we also can see there are many MTP3LNK alarm which related to MTP3LNK 1 and 2.
Also we can see many transmission alarm related to the ater path of the two MTP3LNK:
Solution:
Solution 1: since we see many alarm related to Ater path which cause MTP3LNK frequently get fault, please improve the
ater transmission, especially ater path/port which used for MTP3LNK (SRN=1, SN=16, PN=0 and SRN=0, SN=16, PN=8)
When MTP3LNK not frequently get fault, will not report this alarm.
0-16---6-14
1-16---6-16
3-16---7-14
4-16---7-16
Solution 2: if the ater transmission difficult to solve, can restore the Board Hardware Fault alarm first
as below:
Run MML:SET TNSOFTPARA: MTP2ResumeSwitch=OFF; to disable the link fault detection, and then reset board (6-20/7-
18).
Conclusion:
After implement solution 2 and alarm cleared; until 20th, Nov, no more alarm happened again.