Processor and memory modules have a green LED that lights when the
module passes or completes self-test. These LEDs can be viewed through
holes in the shield of the module enclosure from the front of the cabinet.
PCI I/O modules are not visible but some connectors have LEDs on them.
Table 6-1 lists TLSB and DWLPA, the PCI motherboard, modules showing
LED conditions after self-test. For the conditions of LEDs on PCI and
EISA devices/adapters, see the related documentation.
Table 6-1
LEDs After Self-Test
Module
Self-Test Passed
1
Green ON
KN7CC
Green ON
MS7CC
Green ON
KFTHA
Green ON
KFTIA
3
Green ON
DWLPA
1 The green LED on the processor module indicates that a single CPU chip on a uni-
processor module passed self-test or both CPU chips on a dual-processor module passed.
The LED will be OFF if there is any failure on the module though it may be configured
into the system.
2 The green LED on the memory module indicates that self-test completed, not passed.
3 The DWLPA, the PCI motherboard, has four LEDs. The self-test passed LED is the sec-
ond from the hose connection.
For more information:
Operations Manual
Service Manual
Self-Test Failed
Green OFF
2
Green OFF or ON
Green OFF
Green OFF
Green OFF
System Self-Test 6-3
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