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MAX LOAD
The MAX LOAD indicator lamp always comes on when the WaveSwitch
100 is powered on. After the start-up self-tests are completed, the MAX
LOAD indicator lamp normally goes off.
The MAX LOAD indicator lamp comes on when the backplane is fully
utilized. This lamp stays on until utilization of the backplane falls below
one hundred percent.
SYSTEM LOAD FPS
The SYSTEM LOAD FPS indicator lamps show the volume of transmission
traffic on the backplane of the unit in frames per second (FPS).
The eight lamps give a real-time indication of the volume of traffic in
frames per second. If there is no traffic on the backplane of the
WaveSwitch 100, none of the lamps comes on.
When data is present, the lamps come on, from left to right, as follows:
Indicator lamp
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Note: Because long frames take more time than short frames, the
backplane can be fully utilized without the maximum number of frames
being used; this means the MAX LOAD lamp can come on without all
the SYSTEM LOAD FPS lamps being on.
Reading the indicator lamps on a WaveSwitch 100 base unit
SYSTEM LOAD FPS
Reporting range in frames per second
10.0K to 19.9K
20.0K to 39.9K
40.0K to 79.9K
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