The LEDs have assigned meanings, described in TABLE
TABLE
Color | Behavior | Definition | Description |
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White | Off | Steady State |
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| Fast Blink | 4 Hz repeating | This indicator helps you to locate a particular |
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| sequence, equal | enclosure, board, or subsystem (for example, the |
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| intervals On | Locator LED). |
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| and Off. |
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Blue | Off | Steady State |
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| Steady On | Steady State | If blue is on, a service action can be performed on the |
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| applicable component with no adverse consequences |
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| (for example, the |
Yellow/Amber | Off | Steady State |
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| Steady On | Steady State | This indicator signals the existence of a fault |
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| condition. Service is required (for example, the |
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| Service Required LED). |
Green | Off | Steady State |
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| Standby Blink | Repeating | The system is running at a minimum level and is |
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| sequence | ready to be quickly revived to full function (for |
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| consisting of a | example, the System Activity LED). |
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| brief (0.1 sec.) |
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| on flash |
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| followed by a |
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| long off period |
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| (2.9 sec.) |
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| Steady On | Steady State | Status normal; system or component functioning |
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| with no service actions required |
| Slow Blink |
| A transitory (temporary) event is taking place for |
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| which direct proportional feedback is not needed or |
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| not feasible. |
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