This document lists the result codes returned by the Communication Command Language (CCL) used in modem scripts for Remote Access and Internet Connect.
This document lists the result codes returned by the Communication Command Language (CCL). Each result code is shown with a description of the error and the message, if any, that is displayed to the user. If the script executes successfully, have it exit with result code 0. If the script is unsuccessful for any reason, have it exit with one of the error result codes listed in this document. Note that result code -6002 allows you to pass a custom message to the user.
-6002 | Generic CCL error. | Supplied by the string parameter in the EXIT command. |
-6003 | Subroutine overflow. | The file for the modem you selected does not work properly. It may be damaged; try replacing the file in the Extensions folder. |
-6004 | The target label is undefined | The file for the modem you selected does not work properly. It may be damaged; try replacing the file in the Extensions folder. |
-6005 | Bad parameter error. | The file for the modem you selected does not work properly. It may be damaged; try replacing the file in the Extensions folder. |
-6006 | Duplicate label error. | The file for the modem you selected does not work properly. It may be damaged; try replacing the file in the Extensions folder. |
-6007 | Close error. | [No message is displayed.] |
-6008 | The script was canceled. | [No message is displayed.] |
-6009 | The script contains too many lines. | The file for the modem you selected does not work properly. It may be damaged; try replacing the file in the Extensions folder. |
-6010 | The script contains too many characters. | The file for the modem you selected does not work properly. It may be damaged; try replacing the file in the Extensions folder. |
-6011 | The CCL has not been initialized. | [No message is displayed.] |
-6012 | Cancel in progress. | [No message is displayed.] |
-6013 | Another script is in progress. | [No message is displayed.] |
-6014 | Exit with no error. | [No message is displayed.] |
-6015 | A label is out of range. | The file for the modem you selected does not work properly. It may be damaged; try replacing the file in the Extensions folder. |
-6016 | Bad command. | The file for the modem you selected does not work properly. It may be damaged; try replacing the file in the Extensions folder. |
-6017 | End of script reached; expected Exit. | The file for the modem you selected does not work properly. It may be damaged; try replacing the file in the Extensions folder. |
-6018 | The match string index is out of bounds. | The file for the modem you selected does not work properly. It may be damaged; try replacing the file in the Extensions folder. |
-6019 | Modem error; the modem is not responding. | Modem not responding. Reset modem, check connections, or check to see that the proper port and modem type were specified in the Remote Access Setup control panel. |
-6020 | No dial tone. | The modem cannot acquire a dial tone. |
-6021 | No carrier. | The modems could not connect. Try again. |
-6022 | The line is busy. | The phone number you are calling is busy. |
-6023 | No answer. | The phone number you are calling does not answer. |
-6024 | No @ORIGINATE command in the modem script. | The file for the modem you selected does not work properly. It may be damaged; try replacing the file in the Extensions folder. |
-6025 | No @ANSWER command in the modem script. | The file for the modem you selected does not work properly. It may be damaged; try replacing the file in the Extensions folder. |
-6026 | No @HANGUP command in the modem script. | The file for the modem you selected does not work properly. It may be damaged; try replacing the file in the Extensions folder. |