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Old 11-26-2007, 09:00 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by John_In_Dakota View Post
Red alarm: far end problem
Yellow alarm: in house problem
Correct, but just to make a little clearer:

A RED alarm means that you are not receiving any signal on the receive pair. In this condition, you start transmitting a YELLOW to the far end.

A YELLOW alarm is a RECEIVED alarm that means the far end can't see you. The fact that you are seeing a YELLOW though is an indication that you DO see the far end.

A BLUE alarm is a 'keep alive' alarm that, again, is a transmitted alarm from the far end.
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