Nic Startup Led Sequence - Avaya Media Processing Server 1000 Hardware Installation And Maintenance

LED Duration (approx.)
10, 14, --
15
11 <1 sec.
12 <1 sec.
13 0-5 sec.
1. PSSINIT initializes pSOS, the local operating system.
2. RARP - Reverse Address Resolution Protocol. Used by a device on a network to determine its IP
address.
3. BOOTP - Boot Protocol.
4. TFTP - Trivial File Transfer Protocol. A limited FTP environment for the device to load image files.

NIC Startup LED Sequence

Eight green LEDs on the edge of the NIC are labeled (bottom to top) SFT0 (LSB) to SFT7 (MSB).
They are read as a two-place hexadecimal number as shown in the following illustration. A visual
quick reference for conversion from binary to hexadecimal for each digit is provided for
convenience.
October 2014
Description of Task or Error
Error downloading image.
TFTP closed. (Image download
complete.)
Jumping to downloaded application
image. From this point, several tasks are
repeated using the application image
instead of the boot ROM.
• Set values specified in the boot ROM
dialog, perform RARP2
and BOOTP3 on page 151 if required.
Activity LED cycles when RARP and
BOOTP packets are sent. (Similar to
LED 7.)
• End of system initialization. TMS is
under application control. Subsequent
LED activity is unrelated to the states
listed in this table.
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Corrective Actions for Errors
and Modifying Boot ROM
Settings
on page 151
NIC Startup LED Sequence
on page 139.
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