Led Meanings; Front Panel Status Leds; Rear Panel Status Leds - Vocality V200 User Manual

Vocality User Manual
User Manual for V200
Valid for V08_08.02 or V08_48.02
The V200 may be used in shared outbound applications, where many remote units may
wish to select a receive channel from a large outbound carrier. Often there is also a
requirement for a return carrier from each site, which can be transmitted back to the
hub. The flexibility of the unit is such that this kind of network topology can be used
with all of the voice, data and IP facilities to provide a large network of users with fully
integrated comms services.
It may also be desirable to connect various dedicated channels at the same time as
these selectable shared outbound services. The V200 may be configured to provide any
combination of connectivity. When used with the multiple configuration stores,
switching from one programme setup to the next is simple.
2.4

LED meanings

Each of the bays has an associated LED indicator.
2.4.1

Front Panel Status LEDs

The right most LED on the front panel shows the status of the main power supply (Bay
J) and the LED next to it (Bay I) shows the status of the backup PSU (when fitted).
LED state Meaning
Off Bay is off, or an empty slot
Green Fully operational, bay is active and no alarms are currently reported
Amber Bay is not ready or is reporting an alarm
2.4.2

Rear Panel Status LEDs

The status LEDs presented on the CPU and Serial Cards have different meanings in
aggregate and tributary mode. On the CPU card, Status LED 1 shows the state of the
serial port and Status LED 2 shows the state of the Special Option Card.
Mode LED state
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Figure 2-4 Shared outbound network
Meaning
Table 2-1
Front Panel Status LEDs