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T3 LEDs
In general any fault status will be shown by a flashing amber LED. A solid
amber LED implies a download or upgrade in progress while
a solid green LED indicates normal operation. Here are the specific codes for
each LED type. All of these assume power is on, unless indicated.
T3 Controller
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Controller LED
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Controller Status
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| off |
- bootmode-none at EEPROM level
- Controller is not installed or recognized
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| solid green |
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| solid amber |
- Controller boot, shutdown, or firmware download in progress
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| blinking amber |
- Controller failed to initialize, no boot code, hardware fault or failure; replace controller
Note: Verify a controller card failure using the CLI or Component Manager.
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Fibre Channel LED
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Fibre Channel Status
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| off |
|
| solid green |
- Fibre Channel enabled and inactive
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| blinking green |
- Fibre Channel enabled and active
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T3+ Controller
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Controller LED
|
Controller Status
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| off |
- Controller is not installed or recognized
|
| solid green |
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| solid amber |
- Controller boot, shutdown, or firmware download in progress
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| blinking amber |
- Controller failed to initialize, no boot code, hardware fault or failure;
OK to replace controller
Note: Verify a controller card failure using the CLI or Component
Manager.
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FC-AL Active LED
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Fibre Channel Status
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off
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solid green
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- Fibre Channel enabled and idle
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blinking green
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- Fibre Channel enabled and active
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Ethernet Active LED
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Fibre Channel Status
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off
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solid green
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blinking green
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10/100bps Active LED
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Fibre Channel Status
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off
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- Port disabled (10 Mbps rate)
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solid green
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- Port enabled and idle (100 Mbps rate)
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blinking green
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Interconnect Card
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IC Status LED
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Current Status
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| off |
- IC not installed or recognized
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| solid green |
- IC OK
- Cable OK (if present)
|
| blinking green |
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| solid amber |
- IC firmware download in progress
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| blinking amber |
- IC hardware fault or failure, replace IC
Note: Verify an interconnect card or cable failure using the CLI or Component Manager.
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Power and Cooling Unit
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AC Status LED
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PS OK Status LED
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Status
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| off |
off |
- Power is off
- No AC power present
|
| solid amber |
off |
- Power is off
- Power Switch turned off
- AC Power is available
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| solid green |
solid green |
Normal Operating State:
- PCU receiving AC
- Power switch turned on
- AC power available
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| solid green |
off |
Occurs when disk tray is shut down:
- PCU disabled
- AC power is available
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| solid amber |
solid amber |
- PCU is off; disk tray willpower off after PCU is disabled
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| solid green |
solid amber |
Indicates one or more of the following:
- Over temperature condition; PCU disabled
- DC power not available; PCU disabled
- Both fans have fault; PCU disabled
- Battery on refresh cycle
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| solid green |
blinking green |
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| solid green |
blinking amber |
Indicates one or more of the following:
- PCU disabled
- One fan fault
- Battery hold time low; PCU remains enabled
- Battery out of warranty; PCU remains enabled
- Battery life span failure; PCU remains enabled
Note: Verify a power and cooling unit failure using the CLI or Component Manager.
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Disk Drive
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Drive Activity
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Drive Status
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Status
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| off |
off |
- Drive not installed or recognized
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| blinking green |
off |
- Drive spin up or spin down
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| solid green |
off |
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| blinking green |
off |
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| N/A |
solid amber |
- Drive reconstruct
- Firmware download in progress
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| N/A |
blinking amber |
- Drive failure, replace drive
Note: Verify a drive failure using the CLI or Component Manager. |
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