Checking The Status Of The Battery - Huawei OceanStor S5000 Series Routine Maintenance

5 Routine Maintenance Guide of the OSM
Parameter
PEM xx
Fan Group xx
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Exception Handling
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If the fault persists, contact technical support engineers.

5.2 Checking the Status of the Battery

This section describes how to check the battery on the controller subrack through the OSM.
Reference Standard
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Description
xx indicates the power supply ID.
The running status of the power supply on the controller subrack is shown
as follows:
Normal: indicates that the power supply is running normally.
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Power off: indicates that the power supply is not connected.
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Fault: indicates that the power supply is faulty and cannot supply power
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normally.
Absent: indicates that the power supply is absent.
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Over Voltage: indicates that the input voltage of the power supply
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exceeds the rated voltage of devices.
Under Voltage: indicates that the input voltage of the power supply is
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less than the rated voltage of devices.
xx indicates the fan group ID.
The running status of the fan group on the controller subrack is shown as
follows:
Normal: indicates that the fan group is running normally.
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One fan is faulty: indicates that one fan in the fan group cannot work
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normally.
Two fans are faulty: indicates that both fans in the fan group cannot
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work normally.
Absent: indicates that the fan group is absent.
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If the running status of the controller is Absent, confirm whether the power supply is normal
and the power supply indicator is green.
If alarms generated on the controller subrack are displayed on the alarm interface, handle
the alarms by referring to the suggestions in the alarm itemss.
No new alarms related to the battery are displayed on the alarm interface.
The running status of the battery is Normal.
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OceanStor S5000 Series Storage System
Routine Maintenance
Issue 01 (2010-04-20)