Each bit of this value set to '1' indicates a specific fault in the VoIP engine. Octets are numbered in the order in which they appear in the PDU. Bits are numbered from the most-significant leftmost bit in the octet (bit 0) to the least-significant rightmost bit (bit 7). Cajun numbering continues across octets, so that octet 1 bit 0 is called bit 8 in the Cajun scheme. That number is also shown below, with the octet value for each single bit set. Cajun Octet Octet bit# bit# value Meaning 0 0/0 0x80 Occupancy above threshold, based on a snapshot of cmgVoipChannelsInUse divided by cmgVoipTotalChannels. 1 0/1 0x40 Occupancy above threshold, based on cmgVoipAverageOccupancy. 2 0/2 0x20 VoIP engine automatic reset. 3 0/3 0x10 VoIP hardware fault. 4 0/4 0x08 VoIP IP configuration fault. 5 0/5 0x04 VoIP DSP Failure 6 0/6 0x02 VoIP DSP CORE Failure 7 0/7 0x01 VoIP DSP FPGA Failure 8 1/0 0x80 Unsupported DSP module. 9