Chapter 3 Subsystem Monitoring
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3.2.1.1Fibre Port LEDs
Each I/O module provides 4G FC SFP ports. Each of these ports has two (2) LEDs for displaying the link and speed statuses. Host port LEDs are used here as examples.
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| Green/ | Steady AMBER indicates 2Gb/s link |
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3.2.1.2Restore Default LED
A restore default LED is located above the Restore Default push button on the lower right corner of the controller faceplate. To restore firmware defaults, press and hold the button before powering on the subsystem. Once the factory defaults are successfully restored, the restore default LED lights green and then you can release the button.
CAUTION!
Restoring default is more or less a
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