Interpreting System Self Tests; Power-Up Diagnostic Tests; Tms Startup Led Sequence - Avaya Media Processing Server 500 Hardware Installation And Maintenance

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Configuration (Part II)

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Load Successful

No FPGA load required for MDM/TMS-2500 in slot 0, card 1

Loading DCC-2000-T1 in slot 4, card 0 with xldccpli.sm

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Load Successful

No FPGA load required for in slot 6, card 0

Initializing Device Drivers:

TDM Driver.............SUCCESSFUL

VMEM Driver............SUCCESSFUL

PKG Driver.............SUCCESSFUL

ALI Driver.............SUCCESSFUL

TSS Driver.............SUCCESSFUL

MXD Driver.............SUCCESSFUL

PLL Driver.............SUCCESSFUL

Driver Initialization Complete

8. After the TMS boots, the alarm viewer indicates the system is up. If additional TMS are

installed in the system, return to TMS Boot ROM to repeat this procedure for each TMS.

Interpreting System Self Tests

The MPS 500 shows visual indication of the boot sequence during system startup. The indicators

are the LEDs on the NIC and TMS front panels. If a component does not come up on startup, repeat

the startup sequence and observe the LED sequences described in the following sections. The

following sections describe the correct sequences, possible error indications, and interpretations.

There are 16 green LEDs labeled 0 through 15 on the front of each TMS. They provide visual

indication of the boot sequence during the TMS startup process. The LEDs are numbered as shown

in the following diagram.

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