Alarm Test - Harris CM-30 Installation & Operation Manual

NetXpress LX & CM-30 Installation & Operation Manual
Version 1, September 2010
Figure 5-2. NetXpress LX Web Interface Home Page
The Home page shows the power module, CM-30 common module, and all channel modules installed
in the multiplexer, including each module's indicator lights. The power module's Normal green
indicator light should be on, and its Major (red) and Minor (yellow) indicator lights should be off. The
CM-30 module's WAN, Timing, and Active green indicator lights should be on. The LAN indicator
light is green if there is a cable connection. If a loopback is configured, the LAN indicator light is
yellow, the multiplexer Minor Alert yellow light is on, and the Normal green light is off (appears
gray). The green Service light for each channel module should be on, and the green Remote light
should be on to allow for remote configuration.
Also, the shade of each channel module panel is white when in normal operation, yellow when
reporting an Alert (Minor alarm), or red when reporting an Alarm (Major alarm).
5.1.2 CM-30 Alarm Test
You need to clear any alarms and alarm history before conducting the next tests (Sections 5.1.3 and
5.1.4). Then you can check any current alarms and alarm history information. Perform these steps:
1. On the navigation pane, point to Faults and click Current Alarms (Figure 5-3). Alarms might
appear upon initial power-up but should self-clear on a properly configured system.
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5 – Testing & Troubleshooting
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