Aux - Alcatel-Lucent 9500 MXC User Manual

Chapter 3. 9500 MXC Nodes
DAC GE Front Panel Descriptions
Table 3-24.
No Item/Label
1 Plug-in fastener
2 Status LED
3 RJ-45 Port
Connector
Assembly
Ethernet orange
LED
Ethernet green
LED
4 SFP Port
1. Includes situations where the slot configuration does not support the plug-in, or the plug-in requires a later/different version of
system software.
2. Indicates a traffic-affecting hardware failure.

AUX

Vol. II-3-66
Description
Finger-grip screw-type fastener and plug-in pull (2).
Status LED provides indications of:
Off
Green
Orange flashing
Red
Three RJ-45 connectors labelled Ports 1 to 3 provide 10/100/1000Base-T access to
customer networks. Internally, the interface implements an ethernet bridging/switching
function. Each RJ-45 port connector includes Activity and Connection LEDs:
Orange flashing LED indicates Ethernet receive activity. Off indicates no receive
activity.
Green LED indicates connection of an Ethernet link. Off indicates no Ethernet link
connection.
Small Form-factor Pluggable optical transceiver port. LC connector.
The AUX plug-in provides user-configurable auxiliary data channels, and alarm
input and output (I/O) options.
• Up to three AUX plug-ins may be installed in an INU; six in an INUe.
• For an INUe, the AUX must only be installed in slots 1 to 6 when NMS access
is required. If NMS via AUX is not required, the AUX may also be installed in
slots 7 to 9.
• Refer to:
• Auxiliary Interfaces on page 3-67
• Alarm I/O Interfaces on page 3-69
• AUX Front Panel on page 3-70
INU power off
Normal operation
Configuration not supported, or software / hardware
1
incompatible
2
Critical alarm
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