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5.3 Double Cable Fault Handling Procedures
Introduction
The UCN provides correct communications in the presence of faults oone trunk or drop cable because all nodes move to the backup cable. If all nodes do not correctly move to the backup cable, some nodes will be
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unable to communicate.
communicate over the UCN, causing loss-of-view, loss of AM control
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Faults on both Cable A and Cable B of the UCN are known as double faults. Double faults will cause one or more nodes to be unable to
and/or loss of peer-to-peer control. Dual faults to any one node’s drop
cables will cause it to be unable to communicate over the UCN. Trunk ults are likely to affect all nodes to some extent depending the location f the physical problem.
Fault Indications
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• her nodes as OFFNET, or
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d fault in a backup drop or trunk cable and a node is
hutdown, or is powered off, or fails over, one or more nodes may be
In either case, failovers in redundant nodes may occur. On the UCN TATUS DISPLAY, the NIM may show itself as OK and most ot
• if it cannot communicate with at least one other node it will showas COMMFAIL, and all other nodes as UNKNOWN.
At least one special single-fault case looks like a double fault: when theris an undetecte
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unable to communicate.
Recovery Approach A double cable fault situation must be reduced to a single fault situation
before communications can begin to be restored—one of the cables (A or
B) must be restored completely. Start by repairing the cable in use by
the NIM, and then repair the other cable. In some cases, full view may
not be restored even after one cable is completely restored.
NIMs Dual drop faults to a primary NIM will only cause that NIM to failover.
Dual drop faults to a secondary NIM will not cause that NIM to fail.
Dual trunk faults will generally cause NIM failover. Do not reload the
failed partner until after the cable faults are repaired. If necessary,
Release 430 NIMs will disconnect from the UCN and periodically
attempt to reconnect. This attempt can be observed at the LEDs on the
PNI or EPNI board edge in the NIM module. The self-test Led will cycle
for each attempt. In addition, the Pass Module Test LED (green) will
cycle each half second.
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5.3 Double Cable Fault Handling Procedures, Continued
PMMs Dual drop faults to a primary PMM (or non-NIM) will only cause that
PMM to failover. Dual drop faults to a secondary PMM (or non-NIM)
will cause that PMM to fail. Dual trunk faults may cause PMM failover.
The node pair will end up in one of the states in the following table, each
of which requires a specific action. Local control and IOLINK operation
are maintained through loss of UCN communications except in the rare
FAILED/FAILED case.
The PMM SHUTDOWN command is used to recover from most cases of
loss of view, which are evidenced by an error code of 0A2x in the
COMM loss of view (where the node state is FAIL), which are evidenced
by an error code of 0A2x in the COMM ERROR BLOCK (PMM
DETAILED STATUS, MAINT INFO). This command is accessed from
the UCN STATUS DISPLAY, MODULE COMMANDS, and
SHUTDOWN. Issue the command only once.
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