The system has been in holdover mode for more than 24 hours. This may cause degraded performance (high error rates) on the transmitted and/or received signals. When this condition exists, the system also reports the holdover mode active condition.
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Alarm Data |
Value/Meaning |
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Severity Levels |
Critical (CR), Major (MJ), Minor (MN), Not Alarmed (NA), Not Reported (NR) Default: Minor (MN) |
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ASAP Type |
System |
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AID Type |
Shelf Subshelf |
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Date |
Month/day/year that the condition was detected |
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Time |
Hour:minute:second that the condition was detected |
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Probable Cause |
LHI (Loss of holdover integrity) |
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Effect on Service |
NSA |
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Alarm Entity Type |
COM |
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Description |
excessive holdover |
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Likely Cause |
The system was manually switched to holdover mode (by selecting Fault → Timing/Sync Protection Switch → Clock Mode Switch) and the switch has not been reset. The system is provisioned for sync message signaling, but the upstream system from which it line-times has not been provisioned for sync message signaling. The system automatically switched to holdover mode due to failure of the timing references and:
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Visible Indication |
Lighted CR, MJ, or MN LED on the SYSCTL faceplate (when the severity level is provisioned to Critical, Major, or Minor, respectively) |
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Action |
Proceed to Procedure 5-45: Clear "holdover" conditions/alarms. |
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