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Communications Status LED’s
Run | LonSvc |
Node Off | Conf Err |
Sys Err | Com Err |
10/100
Act
Rx Tx
LED | Description | |
| When the SlotServer is powered up, this light will start flashing after approximately 2 | |
Run | minutes. If this light does not flash, it is an indication that the firmware is not running, | |
| and that the SlotServer will not be operating. | |
LonSvc | This light will flash when the card’s Neuron chip is unconfigured, and will extinguish | |
when the SlotServer has been commissioned into a Network. | ||
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NodeOff | This light indicates that a device bound to the SlotServer on the LonWorks network is | |
not communicating. Use the LonWorks Network Manager to troubleshoot the problem. | ||
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| This light indicates an error in the configuration of the card. Since this model is shipped | |
Conf Err | ||
| tampered with | |
| This light indicates that an unexpected operation state occurred. The light can be reset | |
Sys Err | by cycling power to the card. If the error | |
FieldServer Technical support for assistance with troubleshooting after setting up the | ||
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| trade port as shown in Appendix A. | |
Com Err | This light indicates that a communication error occurred. Use the LonWorks Network | |
Manager to troubleshoot the problem, or refer to Appendix B.1. | ||
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| These lights are related to the | |
Rx (Receive) light will flash red if the FieldServer is receiving data. The Tx (Transmit) | ||
light will flash red if the FieldServer is sending data. (Note that due to the nature of 2- | ||
(R1) | ||
wire | ||
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| the flashing is directly related to the frequency of data transfer. | |
| These lights are related to the two Ethernet network ports provided on the FieldServer. | |
| The 10/100 light will be green if the physical connection to the network hub is running | |
Ethernet | at 100 MBits/s. If the light is off, the connection is running at 10 MBits/s. The Act | |
Lights | (Activity) light will indicate activity on the network. The frequency of flashing is directly | |
(N1,N2) | related to the network activity. It does not necessarily mean data is being received by | |
| the FieldServer. Note that Ethernet Port N2 supports 10 or 100 MBits/s, whereas N1 | |
| only supports 10 MBits/s |
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