Avaya 9012FC IO Manual page 15

Modules on the VSP
9010
Second generation I/O module sensors
Inlet and outlet sensors
Field Programmable Gate
Array (FPGA) sensors
Fabric Adapter (FA)
sensors
Bringing the module online
If a module shuts down due to heat, you must intervene to bring the slot back online. After you
correct the temperature issue and the heat condition clears, you must bring the module back online.
The module does not go online again unless you re-enable the module. After CP, SF, or I/O
modules shut down, use the sys power slot {slot[-slot][,...]} command to bring the
module back online.
March 2015
Module LED color
Green
Blinking red
Green
Blinking red
Green
Blinking red
Green
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Virtual Services Platform 9010
Alarm threshold
alarm threshold by one
degree.
Alarm clears after the
temperatures of the
modules are at 68 °C.
79 °C
At 80 °C, the system
triggers the alarm when
the module exceeds the
alarm threshold by one
degree.
Alarm clears after the
temperatures of the
modules are at 78 °C.
90 °C
At 91 °C, the system
triggers the alarm when
the module exceeds the
alarm threshold by one
degree.
Alarm clears after the
temperatures of the
modules are at 89 °C.
105°C
At 106°C, the system
triggers the alarm when
the module exceeds the
alarm threshold by one
degree.
Alarm clears after the
temperatures of the
modules are at 104°C.
Installing Cooling Modules in Avaya VSP 9000
Shutdown threshold
exceeds the shutdown
threshold by one degree.
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84 °C
At 85 °C, the system
shuts down the module
when the module
exceeds the shutdown
threshold by one degree.
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95 °C
At 96 °C, the system
shuts down the module
when the module
exceeds the shutdown
threshold by one degree.
—
110°C
At 111°C, the system
shuts down the module
when the module
exceeds the shutdown
threshold by one degree.
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