Aviat Networks ECLIPSE EDGE User Manual page 182

Chapter 5. Eclipse Edge Commissioning and Troubleshooting
• Orange flashing
• Green
• Status LEDs indicate green for normal operation, orange flashing for a configuration
problem or diagnostic-mode selection, and red for a critical/major problem.
• Eclipse software updates LED states at least once every second.
• Fleeting LED states are extended by software to ensure that a user has time to
recognize a change in status. A red LED state will remain active for a minimum of
500 ms.
• At start up, Test and Status LEDs will initially be red, then flashing orange, until the
software can apply the correct states.
NOTE:
A normal IDUspe will have all LEDs green.
Table 5-2
recommended actions.
At startup, Status LEDs will initially be red, then flashing orange, until the software
can apply the correct states.
LEDs will remain unchanged during a soft reset until the software can apply the
correct states
IDUspe 16x LED Alarm Triggers
Table 5-2.
LED Indication Possible Causes
IDU Orange
Status flashing:
Red:
ODU Orange
Status flashing:
(Separate
LEDs for
ODU1 and
ODU2)
20
maps IDU LED alarm indications against possible causes and
Either:
• Configuration corrupt
• Configuration not supported
• Software loading
• Diagnostic mode selected
Either:
• Trib LOS
• IDU component failure
Either:
• Diagnostic mode selected/
active (Tx mute)
• Software loading (new
Eclipse software is being
loaded)
Recommended Action
Where the cause is not obvious, use
Portal to see detail at a lower alarm
level.
For a loss of signal on a commissioned
trib check the trib cable connection
and the status of the signal from the
attached equipment.
Repair action is required for a SW/HW
failure. The failure may or may not be
causing traffic disruption. Use Portal
to see detail at a lower alarm level.
Where cause is not obvious, use
Portal to see detail at a lower alarm
level.
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