4.12. GCIS_SET_SERVREQ Parameter Set
Table 32 shows the parameter IDs for the GCIS_SET_SERVREQ set ID.
- Note: The GCIS_SET_SERVREQ parameter set is not supported when using DM3 boards.
Table 32. GCIS_SET_SERVREQ Parameter IDs
|
Parameter ID
|
Type
|
Description
|
| GCIS_PARM_SERVREQ_CAUSEVALUE |
unsigned char |
Valid values are:
- NETWORK_OUT_OF_ORDER
- BAD_INFO_ELEM
- INVALID_ELEM_CONTENTS
- TIMER_EXPIRYPROTOCOL_ERROR
For a description of cause values, see Table 33. |
| GCIS_PARM_SERVREQ_INTERPRETER |
unsigned char |
Specifies how the usid and tid values are to be interpreted. Possible value settings are:
- 0 = terminal is selected when it matches both the USID and TID
- 1 = terminal is selected when it matches the USID but not the TID
|
| GCIS_PARM_SERVREQ_TID |
unsigned char |
Terminal Identifier. The range is 01 - 63. 00 signifies that the firmware is to provide a default. |
| GCIS_PARM_SERVREQ_USID |
unsigned char |
User Service Identifier. The range is 01 - FF. 00 signifies default. |
|
Cause Value
|
Q.850 Description
|
Meaning
|
| NETWORK_OUT_OF_ORDER |
Network out of order |
Used when the network has removed the TEI, causing the data link to go down. |
| BAD_INFO_ELEM |
Information element/parameter non-existent or not implemented |
Switch does not support endpoint initialization. |
| INVALID_ELEM_CONTENTS |
Invalid information element contents |
SPID was most likely coded incorrectly. |
| TIMER_EXPIRY |
Recovery on timer expiry |
Application tried two attempts at initialization with no response from the network. |
| FPROTOCOL_ERROR |
Protocol error, unspecified |
Used when no cause was given for the rejection. |