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 Appendix
Appendix - 11
Q.850 Cause Codes
The following table describes codes that the ISDN switch sends to the VSX 
system to indicate call status. Although the codes are standardized, each ISDN 
service provider defines them differently. Because of this, the definitions in the 
table may not exactly match the messages that you see.
Code
Cause 
Definition
1
Unassigned number
The switch received the sent ISDN number in the 
correct format, but no destination equipment uses 
the number.
2
No route to specified 
transit network
The ISDN exchange does not recognize the 
intermediate network through which to route the 
call.
3
No route to 
destination
The intermediate network through which the call is 
routed does not serve the destination address.
6
Channel 
unacceptable
The specified channel does not provide adequate 
service quality to accept the requested 
connection.
7
Call awarded and 
delivered
The user is assigned an incoming call that is being 
connected to a call channel that has already been 
established for this user and this type of call.
16
Normal call clearing
The originator or receiver of the call has requested 
that it be cleared.
17
User busy
All B channels are in use; the called system 
acknowledges the connection request, but is 
unable to accept the call.
18
No user responding
The destination equipment does not respond to 
the call, so the connection cannot be completed.
19
No answer from 
user (user alerted)
The destination equipment did not complete the 
connection within the prescribed time after 
responding to the connection request. The 
problem is at the remote end of the connection. 
21
Call rejected
The destination equipment is capable of accepting 
the call, but has rejected it for an unknown reason.
22
Number changed
The ISDN number used to set up the call is no 
longer valid. (The diagnostic field of the message 
may return an alternate address assigned to the 
called equipment.)
26
Non-selected user 
clearing
The destination is capable of accepting the call, 
but did not assign it to the user.