Troubleshooting / 93
Problems with an RPI
To troubleshoot an RPI, follow these steps:
1.Verify that the RPI is plugged into a working AC outlet.
2.Verify that all the connections (power cord, jumper lead, input and output, and so on) to the RPI are correct and secured.
3.Verify the power supply:
•Verify the power cord fuse.
•Verify the green internal RPI light is on.
•Verify the Base Station’s green light is on.
•Verify that the red light is not solid. A solid red light indicates that both radios on the Base Station are busy, that the ICS is downloading data into the Base Stations, or that one or both radios have not been assigned to a cell.
•Verify that the red light is not flashing.The red light flashes for about 15 seconds when a Base Station is powered up. This is normal.
4.If none of the Base Stations connected to the RPI (or to one of its power supply units) is functioning correctly, replace the RPI (or power supply unit).
Tip - The left power supply unit provides power through output connectors OK1 to OK8 or OBIX1 to OBIX8, and the right power supply unit provides power through OK9 to OK16 or OBIX9 to OBIX16.
If only one or a few of the Base Stations seem faulty, see Problems with a Base Station.
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