Startup Mode; Normal Mode - Aastra 415 System Manual

6. 4. 3. 1

Startup Mode

Startup begins as soon as power is supplied or after a restart/first start, and ends
when the system enters Normal Mode. The LED combination patterns
cate the individual start-up phases in chronological order and also serve as a pro-
gress indicator.
Tab. 89 Combination patterns during startup
Pattern
F0 F1
No.
[1]
R R
[2]
O O
[3]
G G
[4]
– – –
G G G
G –
– –
[5]
–
G G
[6]
G G
[7]
G G
[8]
G G
– –
[9]
– –
The startup phase is now completed and the system switches to Normal Mode. The
pilot key now accepts inputs; the terminal displays are visible shortly thereafter.
6. 4. 3. 2

Normal Mode

Normal Mode means that the system software is running fault-free. Depending on
the situation the LEDs display the following combination patterns:
Tab. 90 Combination patterns in Normal Mode
Pattern
F0 F1
No.
[11]
– –
[12]
–
G
[13]
–
G
Mutual combinations of patterns
with patterns [14], [15]
Aastra 415/430 as of R3.2
syd-0344/1.6 – R3.2 – 09.2014
F2 F3 F4
R R R
O O O
G G G
– – –
– – –
– – –
– – –
–
G – –
–
G G –
G G –
– – –
– – – G
F2 F3 F4
– – –
– – –
– – –
[12] and
and [16].
Operation and Maintenance
Dura-
SYS Meaning
tion [s]
~3 Red LED test
R
~1,5 Orange LED test
O
~1,5 Green LED test
G
~7 RAM self-test
–
~3
–
~15
–
~3 Startup State
–
~1 Preparing system software loading
–
~3 Loading the system software
–
~1 System software successfully loaded
–
~10
–
~60 System software starting up
– G
SYS Meaning
System in normal operation
–
G
At least one internal port seized
–
G
At least one external port seized
–
G
[13] are possible as are combinations
[1]...[9] indi-
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