Peripherals - Avaya CS700 Administration And Maintenance

Figure 11: 5550 and 5551 CPU LEDs

Peripherals

A CS700/CS780 installation typically includes the following peripheral devices:
UPS — To protect against data loss and prevent spontaneous system shutdown, Avaya
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recommends the use of an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) that provides 350 W or
more.
External Maintenance Modem — Provides access to the system software interface.
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Console — Provides access to the system software interface.
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E
N
Ethernet
E
T
B
Indicators:
B
A
E
N
E
T
A red = 100 Mbit/s
U
green = 10 Mbit/s
S
B
V
G
A
MIN MAJ CRIT
MIN MAJ CRIT
ACO
RUN
SM TAKE
IDE PWR
RUN
USR USR
1 2
SM
C
O
M
IDE
1
USR
1
K
E
Y
Hot Swap LED
HOT SWAP
CPU LED
MIN
MAJ
CRIT
RUN
ACO
SM
ACO
TAKE
TAKE
IDE
PWR
PWR
USR
2
USR1
USR2
Hardware Features
Status Indications
Minor Alarm
Major Alarm
Critical Alarm
Green = OK
Red = Fail
Alarm cut-off (CS700 only)
Indicates that the alarm was
manually silenced.
Not Implemented
Not Implemented
Flash = Hard Drive Activity
Green = Power On
Red = Power Fault
Not Implemented
Not Implemented
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